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New Zealand Yesteryears - Passenger Lists

HYDASPES 1655 ton ship Built in 18-- by for Note: Diary for 1869 voyage is on this site


Gravesend (25 Jul 1868) to Lyttelton (28 Oct 1868)
Under Captain Babot

SALOON
Thomson Rev Mr F.
Thomson Mrs
Pember Rev Mr F.
Pember Mrs
Pember Family (2)
McSweeney Miss
Collins Mr
Jones Mr Lewis
Darley Mr S.
Thomson Mr R.
Portal Mr C.
Wileman Mr
Cartwright Mr
Nathan Mr W.
Nathan Mr A.
Rose Mr A.
Deans Mr Stewart
Fulton Mr
Whitty Mr
Wood Mr C.
Cornwall Mrs
Cornwall Family (3)
Peer Mr
Peer Mrs
Lewis Captain
Jameson Dr
Jameson Miss

SECOND CABIN & STEERAGE
Willis Mr
Willis Mrs
Temple Mr
Turner Mr
Shirst Mr A.
Smith Mr A.H.
Allen Mr F.H.
Frodsham Mr A.
Tuckey Arthur
Tuckey Claude
Tuckey George
Tuckey Henry
Kaul Mr T.
Broder Mr M.
Scoon Mr W.
McMaster Mr J.
Silmore Mr R.
Hamilton Mr J.
Caffin Mr W.
Kenna Mr E.
Guthrie Mr J.
Bryan Mr J.
Salmon Mr H.
Murphy Mr M.
Cawfield Mr M.
Hebden Mr H.
Hobbs Mr H.
Hancock Mr R.
Sherman Mr W.
Woodhand Mr G.F.
Hewson Mr G.
Slede Mr J.
Butcher Mr F.
Potter Mr J.
Carleton Mr J.
Carleton Mr James
Whitehead Mr C.
Craig Mr F.
Seeker Mr F.
Seeker Mr A.
McMaster Eliza
McMaster Sarah
McMaster Mary
McKenna Mary
Calder Mr J.
Calder Mrs
Calder Margaret
Hebden Fanny
Butcher Susan

Note: Passengers were landed by the s.s. GAZELLE

Source: The Star, 3 Oct 1868
The Star, 29 Oct 1868


Gravesend (3 Jul 1869) to Lyttelton (30 Sep 1869)
Under Captain Babot

CABIN
Lewis Mr David
Lewis Mrs
Lewis Mr Charles
Barton Mr
Barton Mrs
Watkins Rev G.
Taylor Rev R.
Taylor Mrs
Fox Dr
Fox Mrs
Tancred Mr
Staveley Mr
Fox Mr
Riddiford Mr
Bridger Mr
Irving Mr
Lasenby Mr
Jackson Mr
Behrens Mr B.
Behrens Mr P.
Grose Mr W.

STEERAGE
BAKER MARY ANN 20 GENERAL SERVANT
BALLS MARTHA 31 COOK
BARKLEY ELIZABETH 20 COOK
BEVERIDGE JOHN 28 FARMER
BEVERIDGE ISABELLA 24
BILLINGS HARRIET 16 GENERAL SERVANT
BOYD THOMAS 20 PLOUGHMAN
BRADLEY MARTHA 22 GENERAL SERVANT
BRIEN ISABELLA 18 --
BRINKINANN EDWARD 35 FARM LABOURER
BRINKINANN SOPHIA 34
BRINKINANN REGINA 6
BRINKINANN JOSEPHINE 4
BRINKINANN NORMA 1
BROOKS JOSEPH 22 PLOUGHMAN
BURKE ELLEN 24 GENERAL SERVANT
BURTON WILLIAM 21 FARM LABOURER
CALDWELL CATHE 22 GENERAL SERVANT
CALDWELL MARGARET 20 GENERAL SERVANT
CAMPBELL GRACE 24 HOUSEMAID
CAMPBELL MARGARET 18 NURSE
CHILDS HARRY 18 PLOUGHMAN
CLARKSON WILLIAM B. 16 FARM LABOURER
COCHRANE THOMAS 18 SHEPHERD
COKER ALFRED 21 GARDENER
CONNORS JAMES 23 PLOUGHMAN
CORBETT WINIFRED 27 GENERAL SERVANT
CUTHBERT PHILADELPHIA 29 COOK
DAVIDSON MARGARET 22 DOMESTIC SERVANT
DAVIS ANNIE L. 26 GENERAL SERVANT
DONNELLY MARY 18 GENERAL SERVANT
DOWN ELIZABETH ANNE 27 COOK
DRAFFIN JANE 26 DOMESTIC SERVANT
DUGGAN ELLEN 20 GENERAL SERVANT
DUGGAN MARIA 18 GENERAL SERVANT
DUNBAR ALEXANDER 53 FARMER
DUNBAR AGNES 47
DUNBAR JANE 19 DOMESTIC SERVANT
DUNBAR ALEXANDER 17 FARM LABOURER
DUNBAR WILLIAM 15 FARM LABOURER
DUNBAR MARGARET 13 --
DUNBAR JAMES 11
DUNBAR MARY 9
DUNBAR THOMAS 7
DUNBAR ELLEN 5
DUNBAR DAVID 2
FOTHERINGHAM JOHN 21 FARM LABOURER
FOULSTON THOMAS 22 FARM LABOURER
FOULSTON GEORGE 18 FARM LABOURER
FRANCIS HONOR 28 GENERAL SERVANT
GALLAGHER JAMES 30 PLOUGHMAN
GALLAGHER PATRICK 24 PLOUGHMAN
GALLAGHER CATHE 22 GENERAL SERVANT
GIBBS THOMAS 23 FARM LABOURER
GILMOUR CHRISTINA 18 FARM LABOURER
GILMOUR MARGARET 16 FARM LABOURER
GILMOUR ROBERT 12 --
GLUSTIN WILHELMINE 19 GENERAL SERVANT
GOOLD SUSANNA 27 GENERAL SERVANT
GORDON MARY E. 26 GENERAL SERVANT
GRICE JOHN 23 SHEPHERD
GRIFFITHS GERALDINE 22 GENERAL SERVANT
HACKETT ANN 25 GENERAL SERVANT
HANNANT JOSHUA 25 PLOUGHMAN
HANNANT ISABELLA 23
HANNANT JAMES D. 1
HELLIWELL HANNAH 45 --
HELLIWELL FANNY 13
HELLIWELL MARY H. 9
HEPBURN ROBERT 21 PLOUGHMAN
HOBBS THOMAS 22 GARDENER
HOBBS JOHN 20 GARDENER
HODDER EMMA 23 MACHINIST
HUSBAND ANN 38 LAUNDRESS
HUSBAND MARY J. 18 NURSE
HUSBAND MARGARET 16
HUSBAND PETER 11
HUSBAND ELIZABETH 9
HUSBAND ELLEN 6
HUSBAND EUPHEMIA 4
HUSBAND GEORGE 2
JOHNSTON JAMES 20 PLOUGHMAN
KELLY MARY 22 GENERAL SERVANT
KILPIN JOSEPH 41 FARM LABOURER
KILPIN FRANCES 36
KILPIN THOMAS 9
KILPIN EMMA 6
KILPIN ANDREW J. 1
KILVINGTON MARY 29 GENERAL SERVANT
LAMB MARY ANN 23 GENERAL SERVANT
LEWIS WILLIAM 41 LABOURER
LEWIS ELIZABETH 40
LEWIS ELIZA 14 --
MacKENZIE MARGARET 21 GENERAL SERVANT
MACLEAN JOHN 29 SHEPHERD
MASON PHOEBE 44 MATRON /TO SHIP
MASON MAUD S. 18 NURSE
MASON JESSIE 16 DOMESTIC SERVANT
MASON ANNIE 14 --
MASON JOHN 9
McCAUSLAND WILLIAM 20 PLOUGHMAN
McSURGAN MARY 20 GENERAL SERVANT
MILLER MARGARET 30 GENERAL SERVANT
MILLER JOSEPH 24 --
MOORE ELIZABETH 25 GENERAL SERVANT
MORE HONORA 19 DAIRYMAID
MULLIN BRIDGET 45 --
MULLIN BRIDGET 21 DOMESTIC SERVANT
MULLIN MARY ANN 20 DOMESTIC SERVANT
MULLIN HENRY 18 FARM LABOURER
MULLIN MICHAEL 17 FARM LABOURER
MULROYAN MARY 24 GENERAL SERVANT
MUNDIE WILLIAM 31 FARM LABOURER
O'DONNELL JOHN 30 PLOUGHMAN
O'DONNELL FANNY 20
O'DONNELL JAMES INF
O'DONNELL JOHN 1?Y
OLIVER HUGH 33 GROCER
OTTAWAY HENRY W. 17 LABOURER
PINE/PIRIE ROBERT 22 FARM LABOURER
QUANE MARGARET 15 GENERAL SERVANT
RAINBOW JOSEPH 18 FARM LABOURER
ROBERTS JANE 24 GENERAL SERVANT
ROBERTS WILLIAM JAMES 21 FARM LABOURER
SIMMONS JAMES 26 FARM LABOURER
SIMMONS EMMA E. 21
SIMMONS ANNE E. 6M
SLATTERY JOHANNA 20 GENERAL SERVANT
STEPHENS ELIZA 17 GENERAL SERVANT
SWEENY MARY 6
THEAKSTON WILLIAM 52 COACHMAN & LABOURER
THEAKSTON EMMA 43
THEAKSTON WILLIAM 16 CLERK
THEAKSTON ELLEN 13 --
TOOMEY MARY 24 GENERAL SERVANT
WELLS EMMA 27 DOMESTIC SERVANT
WELLS MARGARET 25 COOK
WILSON ELIZABETH 21 GENERAL SERVANT
WRAY WALTER 19 FARM LABOURER


Source: LDS Film #0287468 (Excel file provided by Lindel)
The Star, 30 Sep 1869


London to Port Chalmers (20 Sep 1872)
Under Captain Babot

CABIN
Taylor Miss
Downey Miss
Money Mr
Money Mrs
Butler Mr
Butler Mrs
Horner Rev W.
Horner Mrs
Cotterill Dr
Winthrop Mr
Pearpoint Mr
Cotterill Mr E.
Cotterill Mr J.
Bing Mr
Chambers Mr D.
Robb Mr D. (purser)

STEERAGE
Unknown (194)

Source: The Otago Witness, 21 Sep 1872


Transcribed by Corey Woodward unless otherwise noted

Dear FamilyTreeCircle Members, Hi there.

Due to the wonders of modern technology today, I was sent an email of a mobile phone photograph, taken in Cornwall, of a cross-stitch sampler made by my grandfather's grandmother. Her name was Isabella Milne BUCHAN and when she was 15 years old in 1853, she created this sampler. Sampler depicted animals at The Great Exhibition at the Crystal Palace in 1851.

As I live in Australia, this is most remarkable that a descendant could have a family treasure like this and eventually get to share it with me in the year 2006. I feel so lucky today. Just thought I'd share it with you.

I also wonder if anyone else has similar samplers in their family trees?

Cheers,
Al.

EXTRACT FROM THE TIMES PUBLISHED SATURDAY 24TH APRIL 1824

EXECUTION OF EDWARD AMOR AND JOHN GOODMAN, AT DEVIZES
[From the Devizes Gazette]

On Tuesday last these two unfortunate men, convicted of robbing and brutally assaulting Mr. Thomas ALEXANDER, of Allcannings, were executed in front of the Penitentiary, near this town. The number of people assembled to witness the awful scene, we should think, amounted to from 20 to 30,000; indeed, it appeared as if the whole county had poured forth its contents. Long before the hour appointed, the large yard before the prison, and the adjoining road, for a long space, were entirely filled. Being the first execution that has taken place in this neighbourhood, its occurring on Easter Tuesday, and Devizes Green Fair being held on that day, all tended to increase the number of spectators.

Within a few minutes after 12 the unhappy creatures were relieved of their irons; and shortly afterwards they were brought from their cells, preceded by Mr. BUSH, (the Under Sheriff), Mr. DOWDING (the Governor of the county gaol), Mr. COCKS (the Governor of the Penitentiary), and the Rev. Mr. MAYO (the Chaplain); the latter gentleman very impressively reading parts of the funeral service as he proceeded to the place of execution. AMOR, on entering the prison-yard, gave a vacant stare around him, and then fixed his eyes intently on the ground. This poor fellow, we understand, was extremely illiterate; and his countenance would indicate that he was equally devoid of feeling as of understanding; but, although very strongly built, his legs, as he walked, appeared to sink under him, and on the drop they could scarcely support him. GOODMAN?s countenance, on the contrary, betrayed an intensity of feeling; yet he walked firm and erect. We occasionally saw a tear trickle down his cheek, but he struggled hard to suppress it. This man had been a sergeant in the 3d, or Prince of Wales?s, Dragoon Guards; and, to the last, showed the entire mien of a soldier. He had been in various battles during the Peninsular war, and lost an eye in Egypt; in consequence of which he obtained his discharge in November, 1818, after being in the army 19 years and seven days; having entered at the early age of 20. He received a pension of 15d a day; and as a proof of his good character while in the army, he was entitled to the benefit of a fund, called St. George?s Fund, to which all the non-commissioned officers, drummers, and privates, contribute, and which is divided amongst those discharged from the regiment without ever having been disgraced. GOODMAN also kept an evening school at Allcannings, and had formerly worked at the trade of a sawyer. Up to the period of committing the crime for which he was to suffer, he bore the character of an honest man, but was sadly addicted to drinking.

The Rev. Chaplain now, with a solemnity that we are incapable of describing, thus addressed GOODMAN and AMOR:- ?John GOODMAN and Edward AMOR, I now require of you, and each of you, as you will in a few moments have to answer at the dreadful bar of the Almighty, are you guilty of the crime of which you have been charged, or are you not guilty?? GOODMAN immediately replied, in a voice that could be heard throughout the immense crowd, ?Not guilty!? AMOR faintly said, ?I say so too? ? on which GOODMAN urged him to speak out. He then said in a louder tone, ?I say so too ? Not Guilty, Gentlemen, Sir? (as if confused). GOODMAN afterwards addressed the spectators in the following words: Good people, before I leave this world I wish to say a few words to you. I shall not tell a lie, nor do I wish to smother the truth, but for the last time I declare that I never beat Mr. Thomas Alexander, nor did I rob him, on the 24th of December; nor do I know who did.? He then with uplifted eyes, repeated in a firm voice, the Lord?s prayer after the rev. chaplain; he also joined fervently in other prayers; and even when the cap was over his face, we could perceive the motion of his lips. AMOR, too, prayed that God would be merciful to him. The chaplain proceeded reading the burial service, and as he uttered the words, ?In the midst of life we are in death,? the fatal signal was given, and their earthly career was in an instant closed for ever!

The bodies, after hanging an hour, were cut down, and in the evening delivered to their friends.



Extracts from Allcannings Parish Registers
Baptism 30 Dec 1779 John GOODMAN son of Stephen & Ann GOODMAN
Burial 23 Apr 1824 John GOODMAN aged 44

Alexander BUCHAN christened 5 Sep 1803 Crimondgarth, Aberdeen, Scotland, died 1877 Scotland, Occupation: Brickmaker. He was the son of John BUCHAN* born 1776 Aberdeen, Scotland [Occupation: Mason, Causewayend] and Elizabeth MILNE* born 1771 Aberdeen, Scotland, died 1859.

My 3g grandparents - Alexander BUCHAN married Margaret MONTGOMERY. Her birth and their marriage details are yet unknown to me. She died in 1878 Scotland. This couple had three known children:-

1.John BUCHAN christened 28 Feb 1830 St John's Episcopal Chapel, Aberdeen, Scotland
2.Robert BUCHAN christened 10 Jul 1831 St John's Episcopal Chapel, Aberdeen, Scotland
3.Isabella Milne BUCHAN (my 2g grandmother) christened 17 Sep 1837 Lonmay Episcopal Chapel, Scotland. Isabella was staying at her grandparents house* on the night of the 1841 Census. More information on Isabella is mentioned in my WOODCOCK journals as she moved to England and married my 2g grandfather George James WOODCOCK who was a butcher in London's East End.



Photograph below is of my maternal grandfather's grandmother, Isabella Milne BUCHAN.

ALLARDYCE, Alexander Marriage
Wife: Ann HUTCHINGS
Marriage Date: 1 May 1783 Recorded in: Mortlake, Surrey, England
Source: FHL Film 1041796 Dates: 1754 - 1812

ALLARDYCE, John Marriage
Wife: Sarah BROAD
Marriage Date: 6 Apr 1846 Recorded in: Cobham, Kent, England
Husband's Father: John ALLARDYCE
Wife's Father: William BROAD
Source: FHL Film Dates: 1826 - 1857

ALLARDICE, William Marriage
Wife: Margaret WILKIE
Marriage Date: 2 Feb 1849 Recorded in: Newcastle Upon Tyne, Northumberland, England
Collection: St Nicholas
Husband's Father: James ALLARDICE
Wife's Father: Alexander WILKIE
Source: FHL Film Dates: 1780 - 1849

ALLARDICE, George James Campbell Age: 31 Marriage
Wife: Jane Dalrymple PHILIPS Age: 23
Marriage Date: 12 Oct 1874 Recorded in: York, Yorkshire, England
Collection: Micklegate, Holy Trinity
Husband's Father: William Patrick ALLARDICE
Wife's Father: James PHILIPS
Source: FHL Film 1068426 Dates: 1830 - 1886

ALLERDYCE, Ann Christening
Gender: Female
Christening Date: 28 Mar 1784 Recorded in: Mortlake, Surrey, England
Father: Alexander Allerdyce
Mother: Ann
Source: FHL Film 1041795 Dates: 1677 - 1881

ALLERDYCE, Mary Christening
Gender: Female
Christening Date: 18 Dec 1785 Recorded in: Mortlake, Surrey, England
Father: Alexander Allerdyce
Mother: Ann
Source: FHL Film 1041795 Dates: 1677 - 1881

ALLERDYCE, Sarah Christening
Gender: Female
Christening Date: 10 Jun 1787 Recorded in: Mortlake, Surrey, England
Father: Alexander Allerdyce
Mother: Ann
Source: FHL Film 1041795 Dates: 1677 - 1881

ALLERDICE, John Christening
Gender: Male
Christening Date: 14 Sep 1788 Recorded in: Mortlake, Surrey, England
Father: Alexander Allerdice
Mother: Ann
Source: FHL Film 1041795 Dates: 1677 - 1881

ALLARDICE, John Pratt Christening
Gender: Male
Birth Date: 2 Feb 1797
Christening Date: 8 Mar 1797 Recorded in: Westminster, London, England
Collection: St James
Father: William Allardice
Mother: Honour
Source: FHL Film 1042309 Dates: 1791 - 1816

ALLARDYCE, James Kirkwood Christening
Gender: Male
Christening Date: 10 Feb 1846 Recorded in: Newcastle Upon Tyne, Northumberland, England
Collection: St Nicholas
Father: John Crosby ALLARDYCE
Mother: Catharine
Source: FHL Film 1068903 Dates: 1844 - 1901

ALLARDYCE, William Christening
Gender: Male
Christening Date: 18 Jul 1847 Recorded in: Newcastle Upon Tyne, Northumberland, England
Collection: St Nicholas
Father: John Crosbye ALLARDYCE
Mother: Catherine
Source: FHL Film 1068903 Dates: 1844 - 1901

ALLARDYCE, Frank Shakespear Christening
Gender: Male
Christening Date: 24 Apr 1875 Recorded in: Fordington, Dorset, England
Father: William Shakespear ALLARDYCE
Mother: Mary
Source: FHL Film 1279497 Dates: 1874 - 1875

ALLARDICE, Marian Christening
Gender: Female
Birth Date: 22 Jun 1884
Christening Date: 16 Jul 1884 Recorded in: Ovingham, Northumberland, England
Father: Frederic ALLARDICE
Mother: Barbara
Source: FHL Film 1068650 Dates: 1875 - 1901

ALLARDICE, George Christening
Gender: Male
Christening Date: 5 Apr 1891 Recorded in: Royston, Hertfordshire, England
Father: Frederick ALLARDICE
Mother: Barbara
Source: FHL Film 1537906 Dates: 1876 - 1905

Joseph GREATBATCH born 21 Aug 1827 Stafford, England (IGI Individual Record) FamilySearch died 23 Jan 1906 Wellington, New Zealand. He married 25 February 1858 Wellington, New Zealand to Mary BEVAN born 22 Mar 1834 Whitchurch, England, died 2 Aug 1908 New Zealand. Mary was the daughter of Thomas BEVAN and Mary unknown.

1.Joseph GREATBATCH and Mary BEVAN had 10 children, information below is for the one linked to my tree with HARRIS ancestry...

Joseph Thomas Bevan GREATBATCH the 4th child of Joseph & Mary BEVAN, born 17 Sep 1862 Wellington, New Zealand, died 29 Aug 1922 New Zealand. IGI record at FamilySearch has 'Thomas Bevan Greatbatch'. Joseph GREATBATCH married 28 Oct 1891 Matarawa, Wellington, New Zealand to Jane Hearn NATHAN who was born 1866 New Zealand, died 27 Jan 1943 Christchurch, New Zealand. Jane NATHAN was the daughter of Thomas Wellington NATHAN and Jane HARRIS.

Joseph & Jane GREATBATCH had five children:-

(1) Joseph Hearn GREATBATCH born abt 1892, died 1954 Lyttleton, Christchurch, New Zealand. Occupation: Railway Employee. Married 1929 New Zealand Folio#02676 to Frances Maude GALLAGHER.
(2) Campbell Thomas GREATBATCH born abt 1893, died 1958 Christchurch, New Zealand. Occupation: Tinsmith.
(3) Rudolph (Rue) Christian Wilson GREATBATCH born 1904 Reg.No.690 death date not found NZ bdms online, but family say 1904.
(4) Annie Mary Bevan GREATBATCH born abt 1895 New Zealand, died 1928 Christchurch, New Zealand married 1921 Folio #00187 New Zealand to George Percy WILTSHIRE born unknown, died 1961 Christchurch, New Zealand.
(5) Charles Carroll Nathan GREATBATCH born 1899 New Zealand Reg.No.18986[/]


Regards,
Alison.

NB For interested parties I have much more information available including some photos, headstones etc. in my tree at TribalPages. Please contact me by private messaging system for my userid and password please.