Ship Maori
Persons who embarked from London for Otago, via Canterbury, arrivng Port Lyttelton 27th. June 1873 on the ship Edwin Fox, then proceeded to Port Chalmers on "Ship Maori".
Columns represent: Surname, Given Name, Residence, Age, Occupation
ARTIS Mary Banffshire 38 Housekeeper ARTIS Sarah Ann Aberdeen 6 Servant ARTIS Georgina Aberdeen 7 ARTIS Mary E. Aberdeen 5 BAILEY Joseph Notts. 36 Labourer BAILEY Emma Notts. 36 BAILEY Sarah (Clara?) Notts. 16 BAILEY Samuel Notts. 5 BAILEY Martha Notts. 3 BATES Charles Staffordshire 38 Shepherd BATES Elizabeth Staffordshire 39 BATES Joseph Staffordshire 14 BATES John Wm. Staffordshire 12 BATES Charles Staffordshire 9 BATES Mary Staffordshire 7 BATES James Staffordshire 5 BATES Sarah A. Staffordshire 3 BATES Rosa Staffordshire 9mths BRIGGS Mary A. Middlesex 30 Servant COSGROVE Jane Cavan 27 Housemaid COSGROVE John Cavan 40 Farm Labourer COURTENAY Kate Middlesex 20 Servant DUGGAN Jane Kerry 21 Servant DUGGAN Mary Kerry 23 Servant DUGGAN Michael Kerry 19 Farm Labourer DUNSMORE Elizabeth Ayrshire 29 Seamstress DUNSMORE Alan Ayrshire 7 EMERSON Thomas Durham 27 Miner FAHY Mary Jane Galway 18 Servant FITZPATRICK James Antrim 18 Labourer FITZPATRICK Ann Antrim 24 HARNETT Thomas Kerry 21 Farm Labourer HIIL Margaret I. Antrim 20 Servant JEFFRIES George Gloucester 33 Farm Labourer JEFFRIES Mariam Gloucester 26 JEFFRIES Charles A. Gloucester 3 KANE Ann Galway 26 Servant KANE Thomas Galway 25 Farm Labourer KINGDOM Geo. Hy. Somerset 32 Farm Labourer LEE Ellen Galway 13 Servant McMASTER Ellen Ayrshire 57 McMASTER Ellen Ayrshire 15 Cotton Winder MOORE Robert Isle of Man 26 Fisherman MOORE Eleanor Isle of Man 22 MOORE Philip Isle of Man 24 Labourer MORGAN Samuel Staffordshire 24 Collier MORGAN Elizabeth Staffordshire 24 MORGAN Mary A. Staffordshire 2 MORGAN Rachel Staffordshire 13mths MORGAN Mary A. Staffordshire 42 MORGAN Thomas Staffordshire 22 Collier MORGAN Sarah A. Staffordshire 16 Servant MORGAN Roseanne Staffordshire 14 MORGAN Ann Staffordshire 12 MORGAN Edward Staffordshire 10 NOLAN Patrick Kerry 19 Farm Labourer NOLAN Bridget Kerry 20 Servnt ONGLEY Frederick Sussex 22 Gardener ROBERTS Mary J. Cornwall 29 Husband died on voyage ROBERTS Thomas Cornwall 26 ROBERTS Albert Edward Cornwall 4mths STEVENS Helen Edinburgh 12 Servant STEWART John Ross 33 Labourer STEWART Alexander Lanarkshire 11 STEWART Mary Lanarkshire 14 WALSH Ellen Cork 20 Servant WEIR Rose Anna Londonderry 55 Housekeeper Persons in the "Destined for Otago" group who on arrival at Lyttelton, decided to stay in Canterbury. BRASIER Charles Surrey 26 Carpenter BRISTY Robert Kent 30 Carpenter COLEBROOK Lucy Kent 30 Cook FORDER Charles Hampshire 41 Carpenter FORDER Harriet Hampshire 35 FORDER George Hampshire 10 FORDER Ada Hampshire 9 FORDER Kate Hampshire 8 FORDER Florence Hampshire 6 FORDER Blanche Hampshire 5 FORDER Charles Hampshire 10mths PERRIN Wm. Hy. Bucks. 29 Labourer PERRIN Mary Ann Bucks. 29 WALSH Catherine Galway 19 Servant
Shipwrecks of the "Maori" Date of Casualty : 5 May 1872 Name of Master : James MALCOLM Age of Vessel : S.S. A1 10 years, age 4 years Rig : Schooner Register Tonnage : 118 Number of Crew : 16 Number of Passengers : 15 Nature of Cargo : Timber Nature of Casualty : Collision with "Coronet"; partial loss Number of Lives Lost : Place of Accident : 7 or 8 miles east by north from Oamaru Wind Direction : W by N Wind Force : Light Finding of Court of Inquiry Master of "Maori" acted with promptitude and judgment, but mate (James LEYS) could not be acquitted of carelessness. ---------------------------------------------------- AJHR 1877 Section H29 page 23 Date of Casualty : 14 Aug 1876 Name of Master : James MALCOLM Age of Vessel : 8 years Rig : Schooner Register Tonnage : 118 Number of Crew : Number of Passengers : Nature of Cargo : Nature of Casualty : Loss of life Number of Lives Lost : 1 Place of Accident : On bar at Holyford River, Martin's Bay, West Coast Wind Direction : Wind Force : Finding of Court of Inquiry Boat capsized while entering river with mails, and an A. B. drowned. --------------------------------------------------- AJHR 1877 Section H29 page 26 Return of Wrecks Date of Casualty : 16 Dec 1876 Name of Master : James MALCOLM Age of Vessel : 9 years Rig : Schooner Register Tonnage : 118 Number of Crew : Number of Passengers : Nature of Cargo : General Nature of Casualty : Stranded; partial loss Number of Lives Lost : Place of Accident : North Spit at entrance to the River Hokitika Wind Direction : Wind Force : Finding of Court of Inquiry Unavoidable accident, caused by heavy sea striking vessel while in a narrow channel.
New Zealand National Archive Reference IM15 series
Some passenger list information relating to the ship "Edwin Fox" have been extracted from a booklet published by the "Edwin Fox Restoration Society Inc." They in turn have used a variety of sources (government, business and private) to bring the information together. The Society's mission is to restore the ship to it's original glory, after years of ravage from the elements.
For more information on the ship Edwin Fox and her proposed restoration,
please visit these sites or do a search on any search engine.
http://www.nzmaritime.co.nz/edwinfox.htm
http://www.geocities.com/~banksp/Events/EdwinFox/EdwinFox.html
http://www.bondstore.co.nz/nzhistoricships/qs/table/Edwin%20Fox.htm
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22 May 2002
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