Ship Sebastopol
Assisted passengers (by provincial government of Canterbury) on the 1863 voyage of the Sebastopol from Gravesend , London, England to Lyttelton, Canterbury, New Zealand. Sailed Gravesend 17 Jan 1863 Arr Lyttelton 21 May 1863
Captain D Taylor
Columns represent: Last Name, First Name, Age, Sex, Occupation, Trade or Profession, Country to which they severally belong, Page of Manifest
1 Adie? John J Male 23 Farm Labourer Aberdeenshire 18 2 Anderson William Male 19 Ploughman Lanarkshire 5 3 Anderson Jane Female 21 5 4 Armitage William Male 17 Labourer Lanarkshire 17 5 Baker Sarah Ann Female 19 Domestic Servant Essex 23 6 Baxter William Male 4 4 7 Baxter Ellen Female 24 4 8 Baxter William Male 25 4 9 Bear James Male Schoolmaster 19 10 Beck Margaret E Female 19 Domestic Servant Armagh 24 11 Beesley? Mary Female 26 Domestic Servant Lanarkshire 24 12 Billens William E Male 38 Gold-Chaser? Middlesex 17 13 Blakeley Jane Female 20 Domestic Servant Down 4 14 Blakeley Mary Female 43 4 15 Blakeley William Jno Male 44 Labourer Down 4 16 Brown David Male 22 Ploughman Lanarkshire 3 17 Bryant Louisa Female 19 1 18 Bryant William Male 24 1 19 Burke Donald Male 22 Farm Labourer Caithness? 18 20 Burke Rebecca Female 26 4 21 Burke William Male 28 Labourer Down 4 22 Byrne Ann Male 20 4 23 Byrne Thomas Male 24 Labourer Wicklow 4 24 Byrne Patrick Male 26 Labourer Wicklow 4 25 Campbell Mary Jane Female 4 4 26 Campbell James Male 24 Farm Labourer Antrim 4 27 Campbell Mary Ann Female 25 4 28 Crawley Martha Female 23 Housekeeper Middlesex 23 29 Croft James Male 30 Smith Bedfordshire 1 30 Croft Mary Female 33 1 31 Cusack Martin Male 6 4 32 Cusack Thomas Male 11 4 33 Cusack Catherine Female 31 4 34 Cusack Patrick Male 31 Tailor Clare 4 35 Cusack Bridget Female 6mos 4 36 Dappet Mary Female 27 6 37 Dappet Philip Male 27 Farm Labourer Germany 6 38 Dappet Philippina Female Infant 6 39 Dineen Jeremiah Male 23 Farm Labourer Cork 18 40 Duggin Ellen Female 28 Dressmaker Middlesex 23 41 Ellenberger Maria Female 24 Domestic Servant Germany 20 42 Ellenberger Jacob Male 26 Baker Germany 20 43 Esselborw Gertrude 18 Domestic Servant Germany 25 44 Falloon Elizabeth Female 20 Domestic Servant Tyrone 24 45 Falloon William J Male 21 Farm Labourer Armagh 18 46 Falloon Sarah Female 23 Domestic Servant Armagh 18 47 Falloon Mary Female 25 Domestic Servant Armagh 18 48 Findt Charles Male 21 Farm Labourer Germany 19 49 Gardner Margaret Female 8 1 50 Gardner Andrew Male 16 Farm Labourer Fifeshire 1 51 Gardner John Male 18 Farm Labourer Fifeshire 1 52 Gardner Hugh Male 20 Farm Labourer Fifeshire 1 53 Gardner Elizabeth Female 22 Domestic Servant Fifeshire 1 54 Gardner Euphemiia? Female 45 1 55 Gardner Andrew Male 49 Farm Labourer Fifeshire 1 56 Hale Eliza Female 24 Domestic Servant Armagh 6 57 Hamilton George Male 4 3 58 Hamilton Mary Female 5 3 59 Hamilton Janet Female 9 3 60 Hamilton George Male 39 Ploughman Lanarkshire 3 61 Hamilton Mary Female 40 3 62 Hoffmeister Charles Male 22 Bootmaker Germany 20 63 Hoffmeister Henry Male 24 Carpenter Germany 20 64 Hooper Stephen Male 21 Labourer Dorsetshire 1 65 Hooper Emma H Female 22 1 66 Hooper Francis Male 23 Bootmaker Middlesex 1 67 Housman William Male 22 Dyer Germany 19 68 Hunt Ann J Female 30 Cook Kent 23 69 Hutcheson Margaret Female 21 6 70 Innes Frank Male 28 Ploughman Caithness 16 71 Irvine? Anne Jane Female 22 Domestic Servant Armagh 24 72 Johnson Thomas Male 8 1 73 Johnson Maria Female 11 1 74 Johnson James Male 15 Labourer Gloucestershire 1 75 Johnson Ann Female 20 1 76 Johnson Sarah A Female 21 Domestic Servant Gloucestershire 1 77 Johnson George Male 22 1 78 Johnson Margaret A Female 26 Domestic Servant Yorkshire 16 79 Johnson Thomas Male 41 Farm Labourer Gloucestershire 1 80 Johnson Charlotte Female 46 1 81 Kissel Mary? Female 2 6 82 Kissel Philipina Female 29 6 83 Kissel Heinrich Male 34 Carpenter Germany 6 84 Kissel Elizabeth Female 7wks 6 85 Legg James Male 23 Farm Labourer Antrim 5 86 Legg Mary Female 23 5 87 Legg Edward Male 7mos 5 88 Lemmon John Male 24 Labourer Bauffshire? 18 89 Lippenberger Elizabeth Female 4 5 90 Lippenberger Philip Male 7 5 91 Lippenberger Magdalene Female 9 5 92 Lippenberger Charles Male 11 5 93 Lippenberger Katherine Female 13 5 94 Lippenberger Gertrude Female 17 Domestic Servant Germany 5 95 Lippenberger Barbara Female 30 5 96 Lippenberger Peter Male 40 Farm Labourer Germany 5 97 Loney Ann Female 17 Domestic Servant Armagh 19 98 Loney Joseph Male 19 Farm Labourer Armagh 19 99 Loney Annie Female 25 Domestic Servant Cork 24 100 Loney Jane Female 15* Domestic Servant Armagh 19 101 Maher James Male 22 Labourer Queens? 19 102 Maltman Betsy Female 9 7 103 Maltman Andrew Male 11 7 104 Maltman * William Male 17 Ploughman Perthshire 16 105 Maltman Elizabeth Female 36 7 106 Maltman Andrew Male 47 Ploughman Perthshire 7 107 McDonald James Male 32 Shepherd Invernesshire 18 108 McInness Donald Male 25 Ploughman Ayrshire 18 109 McInness John Male 27 18 110 McKinlay Margaret Female 19 Dairymaid Lanarkshire 25 111 Meiss Frederick Male 25 Farm Labourer Germany 19 112 Meuges Jacob Male 27 Farm Labourer Germany 19 113 Milne? Alexander Male 33 Ploughman Kincerdnishire? 18 114 Morris Catherine Female 8 23 115 Murray Thomas Male 27 Farm Labourer Bauffshire? 18 116 Murray James Male 30 Millwright Lanarkshire 18 117 Murray Alexander Male 18 118 Murray Roderick Male 18 119 Newman William Henry Male 20 Cutter? Middlesex 17 120 Newman Agnes Female 27 Domestic Servant Middlesex 22 121 Nicolson Angus Male 26 Farm Labourer Invernesshire 18 122 Pollock William Male 22 Ploughman Lanarkshire 3 123 Pollock Ann Female 24 3 124 Robinson Thomas Male 26 Farm Labourer Yorkshire 17 125 Ruddick William Male 17 6 126 Ruddick Jane Female 19 Domestic Servant Armagh 6 127 Ruddick Edward Male 22 Farm Labourer Armagh 6 128 Ruddick Anne Female 23 6 129 Schuish? Dorothea Female 26 Domestic Servant Germany 25 130 Schwartz Henrietta Female 17 Domestic Servant Germany 19 131 Schwartz Barbara Female 19 Domestic Servant Germany 19 132 Schwartz Jacob Male 44 Butcher Germany 19 133 Scott William Male 3 3 134 Scott Frank Male 8 3 135 Scott Mary Female 11 3 136 Scott Agnes Female 13 Lanarkshire 3 137 Scott Thomas Male 18 Tailor Lanarkshire 3 138 Scott George Male 19 Tailor Lanarkshire 3 139 Scott John Male 22 Tailor Lanarkshire 3 140 Scott Marion Female 40 3 141 Scott William Male 41 3 142 Seyl? Catherine Female 23 Domestic Servant Germany 25 143 Shines Mary A Female 24 Laundress Middlesex 23 144 Stephenson Christopher Female 25 Bricklayer Durham 17 145 Symington Margaret Female 21 Dairymaid Lanarkshire 24 146 Thorne William H Male 17 Tanner Gloucestershire 17 147 Tisch Christine Female 55 Germany 25 148 Treleavau? James Male 25 Farm Labourer Devonshire 20 149 Vallance? Mary E Female 31 Housekeeper Devonshire 25 150 Watts Elizabeth Female 20 Domestic Servant Wiltshire 17 151 Whyte Adam Male 6 3 152 Whyte Janet Female 9 3 153 Whyte Robert Male 14 3 154 Whyte Margaret Female 17 Domestic Servant Perthshire 3 155 Whyte James Male 19 3 156 Whyte Peter Male 21 Farm Labourer Perthshire 3 157 Whyte William Male 23 Farm Labourer Perthshire 3 158 Whyte Margaret Female 43 3 159 Whyte William Male 43 Farm Labourer Perthshire 3 160 Widdop Lilly Female 5 1 161 Widdop Florauda Female 10 1 162 Widdop Henry Male 14 Yorkshire 1 163 Widdop Jabez Male 35 Plasterer Yorkshire 1 164 Widdop Margaret Female 35 1 165 Widdop William Male 1 166 Young Jane Female 26 Domestic Servant Lanarkshire 24 167 Young Janet Female 33 Domestic Servant Lanarkshire 24 168 Ziukgraf? Charles A Male 27 Schoolmaster Germany 19 * Name crossed out * Loney,Jane age could be 15 or 18 TOTALS Families & Children Single Men Single Women Page No. Page No. Page No. 1 14& 2 16 13 22 10 2 9½ 17 11 23 11½ 3 12 18 14 24 14 4 13½ 19 9 25 6 5 8 20 5 6 6½ 7 3 Total 160 & 2 TOTALS Cost of Passage Money to Provincial Government £2060/10 (1) Cash £880 (2) Promissory Notes £458/10 (3) Bills from friends in colony £306 (4) Present cost (2)-(1)= £1180/10 Ultimate Cost £470/5 (Difference between (1) & (2), (3) & (4) Contributors's Ancestors
Two members of my family were on this voyage. They were William Henry Thorne and Elizabeth Watts Russell Thorne Correspondence 2/16/02 passenger Loney I am the Great Grandaughter of Ann Loney (17) from County Armagh who sailed out on the Sebastopol in 1863 Gravesend to Lyttelton with their brother Joseph and sister Jane. All are listed in the itinery. Ann was from Ireland and came to make a better life for herself here in NZ. She married Alfred Ford a year after her arrivial and they had 4 children - Evelyn (my grandmother) Ada, Harry and Ernest. Ann lived to be 90 years of age and the dearest, sweetest lady. She went dairy farming with Alfred at Rapaki and because the Lyttelton tunnel had not yet been established they carried their produce over the hill to Christchurch. They finally settled in Papanui Christchurch where her grandaughter (my mother) still lives. I have a photo of Ann Loney (Ford) and I will always cherish the memory. Dawn Browne Correspondence 06/14/01 BILLENS BILLENS William E on the SEBASTOPOL 21 May 1863 arrival in Lyttelton. He arrived in Canterbury NZ to be with his brother Robert BILLENS who arrived on the ship CLONTARF January 1859. He may not have married and he died in the early 1900's in South Canterbury (not confirmed by death certificate). BILLENS made some of the early lamps in Lyttelton and were also lamp makers having a business in Chch that still has their name on it. Submitter Shirley STEPHENSON (nee RICHARDS) (nee BILLENS & BRABNER) 61 Saxton Road Stoke NELSON NZ 03 5477169 Correspondence 03/27/2003 passengers Ziukgraf/Zinckgraf, Tisch The ship "Sebastopol 1863 arrival Lyttleton, New Zealand, had on it a number of my past relatives, namely ZIUKGRAF, Charles A (actually the surname is ZINCKGRAF, Charles Albert) married Magdalena Clara Kissel, settled in Christchurch, my great, great grandparents. Also Tisch, Christina, my wifes a 4th great grandaughter to her. Contact me at Craig Hartwig for family tree info, or snail mail Craig Hartwig, 115 Bealey Street, Hokitika, Westland, New Zealand.
ARRIVAL OF SEBASTOPOL
The Press, May 23rd 1863
The ship Sebastopol, Captain D Taylor, arrived in Lyttelton harbour, from London, on Thursday evening about 5 p.m., after a protracted passage of over 100 days. She left Gravesend on the 17th January, and did not clear the land until the 9th February, experiencing heavy gales all the time. Her passenger list includes 17 in the 1st, and 27 in the 2nd cabin, besides 205 assisted Government emigrants. The passengers speak highly of the Captain, surgeon, and officers, and a few days before arrival presented them with testimonials, the one given to the Captain consisting of a purse of sovereigns and an address containing 230 signatures. This ship has been exceedingly free from sickness, no deaths having occurred during the voyage, but 3 births and one marriage. During the early part of the passage she spoke several ships bound to India and China.
Christchurch Office of the National Archives NZ reference IM CH 4/48 (Shipping Lists), the original is held in the Wellington Office.
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