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Ship Chance
Particulars -
Number of deaths during the voyage - none
Number of births during the voyage - none
Date of Departure from Southhampton - 3rd April 1860
Date of Arrival at Sydney 13 July 1860
Number of days on the voyage - One hundred and one
Tonage of Vessel 927 tons old 97/2 tons new
Rate of Chartered Freight (pounds) 51.19.5
Master's name - W. G. Sparke
Surgeon's name - I. C. Sanger M.D.
Amount of Freight payable on those landed aboard 5190.10.5
Total amount of freight payable 5190.10.5
Vessel where built - New Brunswick
Columns represent: name, age, sex, occupation (calling), native place and county, religion, read or write, remarks.
1 Hickey John 9 M son Kildare R. Cath. Neither R.R. 2 Hickey Ann 7 F daughter Kildare R. Cath. Neither R.R. 3 Hickey Maria 3 F daughter Kildare R. Cath. Neither R.R. 4 Hickey Bridget 11 mo F daughter Kildare R. Cath. Neither R.R. 5 Hutchings William 24 M Laborer Bedfordshire Ch of E both Paid 6 Hutchings Elizabeth 25 F Wife Gloucestershire Ch of E Read Paid 7 Hutchings Henry Wm 1 1/2 M son Gloucestershire Ch of E Neither Paid 8* Iles Matthew 36 M Laborer Wiltshire Ch of E Neither R.R. 9 Iles Lucy 30 F Wife Gloucestershire Ch of E Neither R.R. 10 Iles William 12 M Son Gloucestershire Ch of E Read R.R. 11 Iles Richard 10 M Son Wiltshire Ch of E Read R.R. 12 Iles Matthew 7 M Son Wiltshire Ch of E Read R.R. 13 Iles James 6 M Son Wiltshire Ch of E Neither R.R. 14 Smith Henry 12 M Son Wiltshire Ch of E Read R.R. 15 Smith George 2 M Son Wiltshire Ch of E Neither R.R. 16 Jordan Patrick 33 M Laborer P. Galway Rom Cath. Read R.R. 17 Jordan Mary 28 F Wife P. Galway Rom Cath. Both R.R. 18 Lish John 33 M Engineer Durham Presb. Both R.R. 19 Lish Jane 27 F Wife Berwickshire * Presb. Both R.R. 20 Lewis William 34 M Laborer Wigtonshire * Presb. Both R.R. 21 Lewis Elizabeth 34 F Wife Wigtonshire Presb. Both R.R. 22 Lewis Agnes 11 F Daughter Wigtonshire Presb. Both R.R. 23 Mann Milburn 34 M Laborer Gloucestershire Ch of Eng Neither R.R. 24 Mann Jane 35 F Wife Gloucestershire Ch of Eng Read R.R. 25 Mann Fanny 10 F daughter Gloucestershire Ch of Eng Read R.R. 26 Mann Elizabeth 8 F daughter Gloucestershire Ch of Eng Read R.R. 27 Mann Phoebe 6 F daughter Gloucestershire Ch of Eng Read R.R. 28 Mann Charles 4 M Son Gloucestershire Ch of Eng Neither R.R. 29 Mann Worthy 1 1/2 M Son Gloucestershire Ch of Eng Neither R.R. 30 Marsh John 22 M Laborer Lincolnshire Ch of Eng Both Paid 31 Marsh Marianne 21 F Wife Lincolnshire Ch of Eng Both Paid 32 Mercer William 49 M Laborer Fifeshire * Presb. Both R.R. 33 Mercer Margaret 47 F Wife Fifeshire Presb. Both R.R. 34 Mercer Robert 22 M Son Fifeshire Presb. Both R.R. Recapitulation-(This is only a partial listing but these numbers are for the whole manifest) Adults Married 28 Males, 28 Females, total 56 Adults Single 139 Males, 106 Females, total 245 Children 7-12 8 Males, 15 Females, total 23 Children 1-7 15 Males, 15 Females, Total 30 Children under 1 year 1 Male, 3 Females, Total 4 TOTAL 191 167 358 equal to 325 Statute Adults Transcriber's Notes: * note in name column says - Informant wife of Matthew Iles, and note by Smith name says - by former husband of Lucy Iles Places: Kildare is in Ireland Bedford is in England Gloucestershire is in England Wiltshire is in England P. Galway is in Ireland Durham is in England Berwickshire is in Scotland Wigtownshire is in Scotland (written as Wigtonshire) Lincolnshire is in England Fife is in Scotland Contributor and transcriber's ancestors ILES family, passengers #8-15 Matthew Iles was born 11 Apr 1824 in Eisey, Wiltshire, England. He was the son of Moses Iles and Catherine Jordan/Jurdon. He first married Ann Beechey who died about 1858 (probably in child birth as she had a 5th son born Dec 1857 who died in March 1858). Matthew then married Lucy Smith on 8 Nov 1858, who had two children of her own, Henry and George Smith. The family settled in Wallsend, N.S.W. and by 1864 Matthew was purchasing property which he eventually left in a will to all of his children, including his two stepsons. Lucy and Matthew had no children together. William #10 married Ann Emma Matilda Rose and they had 12 children. Richard #11 married Mary Ann Bennett and they had 10 children. Matthew #12 married Catherine Mary Alice Cook and they had 4 children. James #13 married Louise Marchant and they had 5 children. Henry Smith #14 and George Smith, nothing is known except that in 1908 when Lucy dies, Henry is the informant for the certificate and lived in Lambton, N.S.W. When Matthew Sr. dies in 1893, George Smith is the informant and he lives in Brookstown, Wallsend, N.S.W. If you are researching this family please contact Sheila Tate or Nola Latta
National Archives and Records of N.S.W., Australia
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Transcribed by Sheila Tate a member of the
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14 March 2002
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