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The barque Lord Stanley 1850 Passenger List

Journal by janilye

ARRIVED. Port Adelaide
Monday, February 11.1850
The barque Lord Stanley, 336 tons, Hugh McKay, master,
from Gravesend 15th October, touching, at St. Jago on the 13th and sailing thence on the 18th
November with 104 passengers.

Passengers for Adelaide
Cabin

Mr A D Bottomley

Steerage
William Elijah Bonnett, wife & 4 children
James Evans and wife
James Ludom, wife, child
Charles Thawe Armitage
Henry Gibbons, wife, 8 children
Edward Turnbull
Maria Witty
Adolph Seidler
Henry Appleton
Joseph Balderson
Charles Cherry, wife, child
Jabez Hughes, wife, 5 children
George Watson and sister
Sarah Braby
Peter Thomson
Charles Spencer
Thomas Spice
Alfred Butler
William Mills and wife
George Beddowes
John Massey and 2 children
William Cann, wife, 4 children
Robert McMullen
William Tabor, wife, 2 children

Passengers for Sydney
Cabin

George Collins Levey
Dr Dalleston

Steerage
Alfred Burnham, wife, 4 children
Jas. Reading
Richard Cook
George and Charles Mason
Marion Cockerell
Eliza Lewis
Thomas Fryer
Robert Hamilton
Henry Beese
James Derrick, wife, 6 children
Charles Moore
Joseph Rose
Henry Woods
Thomas Meacher and wife

Passengers for Port Phillip
CABIN

Benjamin Taylor
John Webster and wife

Steerage
John Merrefield
Caroline Reeves
George Hinchen
William Turley wife and child
Richard Knight
Henry Miller
Thomas Cole
Richard and James Garton
Thomas Lilley
2 children named Reeves and Meacher were born on the voyage
One infant named Tearsley died on the voyage.

SOURCE
South Australian Register
Wednesday 13 Feb 1850
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transcription, janilye 2015

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