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Jane Bayly

F, #5276, b. 1840

Parents

FatherWilliam Bayly (b. 1811)
MotherElizabeth Metherell (b. 1815)
Pedigree Link

Biography

Jane Bayly was born in 1840.1
Class: steerage. Jane Bayly had person sources.2 She was in 1841. She immigrated to ENG to NZ on the Amelia Thompson arriving NZ 2/8/1841 on 25 March 1841.1

Citations

  1. [S116] Shipping Lists
  2. [S145] various Personal Database

Thomas Bayly

M, #5277, b. 24 June 1804, d. 19 August 1879

Parents

FatherJohn Bayly (b. 1775)
MotherAnn Bassett (b. 1783, d. about 1881)
Pedigree Link

Family: Susannah Metherell (b. 1806, d. 7 July 1869)

DaughterElizabeth Bayly (b. 12 August 1830, d. 1849)
SonThomas Bayly (b. 29 January 1832)
SonWilliam Bayly (b. 8 April 1834, d. 6 July 1902)
DaughterAnn Bayly (b. 1837, d. 1 June 1920)
SonIsaac Bayly (b. 1840)
DaughterPriscilla Bayly (b. 3 April 1843, d. July 1913)
SonEmanuel Bayly (b. 1846, d. 6 August 1923)
DaughterSussanah Metherell Bayly (b. 16 March 1849, d. 10 October 1941)
SonHumphrey May Bayly (b. 11 September 1851, d. 15 September 1943)

Biography

Thomas Bayly was born on 24 June 1804 in East peake, Cornwall, ENG.1,2,3 He and Susannah Metherell were married on 12 June 1830 in Clawton, Devon, ENG.4 He died on 19 August 1879, at age 75, in Waitara, NZ.4
Class: steerage
PSC seeking descendants jul 2018 nzgsmem-list. Thomas Bayly had person sources.5 He was a Yeoman in 1841.6 He immigrated to ENG to NZ on the Amelia Thompson arriving New Plymouth, NZ 2/8/1841, on 25 March 1841.7,4

Citations

  1. [S316] Letters from New Plymouth 1843
  2. [S390] Daniel and Laura BERRY
  3. [S781] email address
  4. [S789] on line WIKI trees
  5. [S145] various Personal Database
  6. [S116] Shipping Lists
  7. [S431] Shipping Lists

Susannah Metherell

F, #5278, b. 1806, d. 7 July 1869

Parents

Pedigree Link

Family: Thomas Bayly (b. 24 June 1804, d. 19 August 1879)

DaughterElizabeth Bayly (b. 12 August 1830, d. 1849)
SonThomas Bayly (b. 29 January 1832)
SonWilliam Bayly (b. 8 April 1834, d. 6 July 1902)
DaughterAnn Bayly (b. 1837, d. 1 June 1920)
SonIsaac Bayly (b. 1840)
DaughterPriscilla Bayly (b. 3 April 1843, d. July 1913)
SonEmanuel Bayly (b. 1846, d. 6 August 1923)
DaughterSussanah Metherell Bayly (b. 16 March 1849, d. 10 October 1941)
SonHumphrey May Bayly (b. 11 September 1851, d. 15 September 1943)

Biography

Susannah Metherell was born in 1806 in Ashwater, Devon, ENG.1 She and Thomas Bayly were married on 12 June 1830 in Clawton, Devon, ENG.2 She died on 7 July 1869, at age ~63, in NZ.2
Class: steerage. Susannah Metherell had person sources.3 She was in 1841. She immigrated to ENG to NZ on the Amelia Thompson arriving NZ 2/8/1841 on 25 March 1841.4

Citations

  1. [S390] Daniel and Laura BERRY
  2. [S789] on line WIKI trees
  3. [S145] various Personal Database
  4. [S116] Shipping Lists

Elizabeth Bayly

F, #5279, b. 12 August 1830, d. 1849

Parents

FatherThomas Bayly (b. 24 June 1804, d. 19 August 1879)
MotherSusannah Metherell (b. 1806, d. 7 July 1869)
Pedigree Link

Biography

Elizabeth Bayly was born on 12 August 1830 in North Tamerton, Devon, ENG.1 She died in 1849, at age ~19, in New Plymouth, NZ.2
Class: steerage. Elizabeth Bayly had person sources.3 She immigrated to ENG to NZ on the Amelia Thompson arriving NZ 2/8/1841 on 25 March 1841.1

Citations

  1. [S116] Shipping Lists
  2. [S789] on line WIKI trees
  3. [S145] various Personal Database

Thomas Bayly

M, #5280, b. 29 January 1832

Parents

FatherThomas Bayly (b. 24 June 1804, d. 19 August 1879)
MotherSusannah Metherell (b. 1806, d. 7 July 1869)
Pedigree Link

Biography

Thomas Bayly was born on 29 January 1832 in North Tamerton, Devon, ENG.1,2 He and Ann Rundle were married on 5 February 1855 in New Plymouth, NZ.2
Class: steerage
Thomas Bayly was b: 29 Jan 1832 in North Tamerton, Devon and was 9 years old on arrival in 1841 at New Plymouth - later the family moved to Kaipakopjko - here Thomas passed the early days of his life. He took up land at Tataraimaka and on 5th Feb 1855 mar: at the Primitive Methodist Chapel, New Plymouth. Anne Rundle who was b: 22 Dec 1833 in Cornwall (Her family - parents Richard and Ann Rundle also travelled on the "Amelia Thompson") and was highly respected throughout North Taranaki, especially in and around Waitara, where for so many years she had her home She d: 14th Apr 1919 aged 83Y.

The outbreak of the Taranaki war in 1860 compelled Thomas to leave his farm and join the Militia with other settlers to help to subdue the uprising and with his brothers also entered into contracts for supplying meat to the troops. He was in the Wanganui district for some years after and in 1876 returned to Taranaki purchasing land at Waitara where he lived for 15 years until his death on Oct 8th, 1891 aged 59Y.

CHILDREN
8 children see:http://winsomegriffin.com/Newsham/ThomasBaylyJnr.html. Thomas Bayly had person sources.3 He was in 1841. He immigrated to ENG to NZ on the Amelia Thompson arriving NZ 2/8/1841 on 25 March 1841.1

Citations

  1. [S116] Shipping Lists
  2. [S789] on line WIKI trees
  3. [S145] various Personal Database

William Bayly

M, #5281, b. 8 April 1834, d. 6 July 1902

Parents

FatherThomas Bayly (b. 24 June 1804, d. 19 August 1879)
MotherSusannah Metherell (b. 1806, d. 7 July 1869)
Pedigree Link

Biography

William Bayly was born on 8 April 1834 in Devon, ENG.1,2 He and Deborah Grace Mason Hill were married. He and Margaret Hay were married on 10 January 1859 in Tataraimaka, Taranaki, NZ.2 He died on 6 July 1902, at age 68, in Bell Block, Taranaki, NZ.2
Class: steerage
Mr Bayly followed farming and dealing pursuits. When the Maori rebellion broke out, William with the other settlers served under Major Brown, taking his share in the defence of his adopted home. At the battle of Waireka, on March 28th, 1860, he received a bullet in his shoulder, which was never extracted and which he carried to his dying day - for his services he received the New Zealand war medal. On the William Bayly 1834-1902conclusion of the war, Mr. Bayly bought a farm at Stony River, and made a trip to Great Britain and the Continent, going by the old Panama route and on his return, in 1870, established himself as a farmer and grazier. During the troublesome time of Te Whiti's ploughing mania, between 1879 and 1881, he was captain of the Okato Rifle Volunteers on the Frontier. His Stony River farm contained about 710 acres; and he also had 1900 acres at Warea, 570 acres at Rahotu, and 306 acres at Waiwakaiho. In 1878 he started a butchering business in New Plymouth, and had no less than three shops ?the Central, West End, and East End Meat Bazaars. Being a big land owner in north Taranaki, especially in the Okato, Warea, aud Rahotu districts, William was able to fatten stock for his own shops. He took an active interest in local politics and bcame the fourth Mayor of New Plymouth taking office on the 21st of December in 1881, until the 17th of December, 1884. In 1886, he again became Mayor, and held office till the 19th of December, 1888. During his term, he took great interest in completion of the waterworks and devoted much attention to the finances of the borough and readjustment led to a considerable saving. William served on the Harbour Board and in other ways advanced the welfare of the district, was president and vice-president of the Taranaki Jockey Club, and took a great interest in all athletic matters. He contributed to the success of the Moturoa Freezing Works in 1895 as a shareholder and director and in 1901 the province's dairy companies purchased the company and established the Taranaki Producers' Freezing Works Company Ltd. Ill health from asthma was to confine William Bayly to his residence, Te Marama, Bell Block until his death on 6th July 1902 aged 68Y. William Bayly had person sources.3 He immigrated to ENG to NZ on the Amelia Thompson arriving NZ 2/8/1841 on 25 March 1841.1 He was a Mayor of New Plymouth in 1881.2

Citations

  1. [S116] Shipping Lists
  2. [S789] on line WIKI trees
  3. [S145] various Personal Database

Ann Bayly

F, #5282, b. 1837, d. 1 June 1920

Parents

FatherThomas Bayly (b. 24 June 1804, d. 19 August 1879)
MotherSusannah Metherell (b. 1806, d. 7 July 1869)
Pedigree Link

Biography

Ann Bayly was born in 1837 in North Tamerton, Devon, ENG.1 She and James Brown Lawson were married. She died on 1 June 1920, at age ~83, in New Plymouth, NZ.2
Class: steerage. Ann Bayly had person sources.3 She immigrated to ENG to NZ on the Amelia Thompson arriving NZ 2/8/1841 on 25 March 1841.1

Citations

  1. [S116] Shipping Lists
  2. [S789] on line WIKI trees
  3. [S145] various Personal Database

Isaac Bayly

M, #5283, b. 1840

Parents

FatherThomas Bayly (b. 24 June 1804, d. 19 August 1879)
MotherSusannah Metherell (b. 1806, d. 7 July 1869)
Pedigree Link

Biography

Isaac Bayly was born in 1840 in Holsworthy, Devon, ENG.1 He and Hanah Veale Dingle were married on 19 March 1870 in New Plymouth, NZ.2
Class: steerage. Isaac Bayly had person sources.3 He was in 1841. He immigrated to ENG to NZ on the Amelia Thompson arriving NZ 2/8/1841 on 25 March 1841.1

Citations

  1. [S116] Shipping Lists
  2. [S789] on line WIKI trees
  3. [S145] various Personal Database

James Bayly

M, #5284, b. 18 March 1817

Parents

FatherJohn Bayly (b. 1775)
MotherAnn Bassett (b. 1783, d. about 1881)
Pedigree Link

Family: Grace Metherell (b. 1819)

SonArthur Molesworth Bayly (b. 29 October 1839, d. 19 SEO 1900)
SonEmanuel Bayly (b. 18 January 1842, d. about 1842)
SonAscott Bayly (b. 12 October 1845, d. 29 November 1865)
SonAlbert George Bayly (b. 2 November 1848, d. 6 September 1909)
DaughterLaura Bayly (b. 30 August 1854, d. 16 August 1940)
DaughterEmma Bayly (b. 20 January 1856, d. 29 August 1859)

Biography

James Bayly was born on 18 March 1817 in Tetcott, Devon, ENG, died age 84 PPA.1,2,3,4 He and Grace Metherell were married on 12 June 1839 in Clawton, Devon, ENG.1,3
Class: steerage
PPA Evening Post, Volume LXII, Issue 3, 3 July 1901
A pioneer settler in the Taranaki district, Mr. James Bayley, sen., died at Omata, New Plymouth last Sunday at the ago of 84. The deceased, with his two brothers (now both dead) arrived at New Plymouth in the Amelia Thompson. Ho was through all the native war in Toranaki, being awarded the N.Z. medal for intrepid conduct. James Bayly had person sources.5 He was an Agricultural Labourer in 1841.2 He immigrated to ENG to NZ on the Amelia Thompson arriving NZ 2/8/1841 on 25 March 1841.2

Citations

  1. [S390] Daniel and Laura BERRY
  2. [S116] Shipping Lists
  3. [S789] on line WIKI trees
  4. [S272] http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast
  5. [S145] various Personal Database

Grace Metherell

F, #5285, b. 1819

Parents

Pedigree Link

Family: James Bayly (b. 18 March 1817)

SonArthur Molesworth Bayly (b. 29 October 1839, d. 19 SEO 1900)
SonEmanuel Bayly (b. 18 January 1842, d. about 1842)
SonAscott Bayly (b. 12 October 1845, d. 29 November 1865)
SonAlbert George Bayly (b. 2 November 1848, d. 6 September 1909)
DaughterLaura Bayly (b. 30 August 1854, d. 16 August 1940)
DaughterEmma Bayly (b. 20 January 1856, d. 29 August 1859)

Biography

Grace Metherell was born in 1819.1,2 She and James Bayly were married on 12 June 1839 in Clawton, Devon, ENG.1,3
Class: steerage. Grace Metherell had person sources.4 She was christened on 27 July 1819 in Ashwater, Devon, ENG.3 She was in 1841. She immigrated to ENG to NZ on the Amelia Thompson arriving NZ 2/8/1841 on 25 March 1841.2

Citations

  1. [S390] Daniel and Laura BERRY
  2. [S116] Shipping Lists
  3. [S789] on line WIKI trees
  4. [S145] various Personal Database

Arthur Molesworth Bayly

M, #5286, b. 29 October 1839, d. 19 SEO 1900

Parents

FatherJames Bayly (b. 18 March 1817)
MotherGrace Metherell (b. 1819)
Pedigree Link

Biography

Arthur Molesworth Bayly was born on 29 October 1839 in Clawton, Devon, ENG.1,2 He and Sally Rundle were married. He died 19 SEO 1900 in Nelson, NZ.2
Class: steerage
WIKI
Arthur Bayly b: 29 Oct 1839 in Clawton, Devon, d: 09 Sep 1900 in Nelson. He married: 28 May 1867 at the residence of Richard Rundle, Beach House, New Plymouth to Sally Rundle b: 02 Sep 1836 in Cornwall ( Father: Richard Rundle Mother: Ann Veale )

Sally died: 07 Aug 1916 in Waitara.
Arthur's local knowledge proved invaluble during the Taranaki conflict.
He was in the Taranaki Militia and in Feb. 1864 was presented with a commission in recognition of his effective scouting as Ensign. He suffered from epilepsy and from 1881 until his death aged 60, he was in the Nelson Asylum.
6 children see WIKI. Arthur Molesworth Bayly had person sources.3 He immigrated to ENG to NZ on the Amelia Thompson arriving NZ 2/8/1841 on 25 March 1841.1

Citations

  1. [S116] Shipping Lists
  2. [S789] on line WIKI trees
  3. [S145] various Personal Database

William Bassett

M, #5287, b. 1815

Biography

William Bassett was born in 1815.1,2
William Bassett immigrated to ENG to NZ on the Amelia Thompson arriving NZ 2/8/1841 25/3/1841. Class: steerage. He had person sources.3 He was a Carpenter in 1841.

Citations

  1. [S316] Letters from New Plymouth 1843
  2. [S308] The Birth of a City Wellington 1840 - 1843
  3. [S145] various Personal Database

William Billing

M, #5288, b. 1795, d. 10 June 1875

Parents

FatherEdward Billings
MotherMary
Pedigree Link

Family: Eliza (b. 1821)

DaughterMary Billing+ (b. 1840)

Biography

William Billing was born in 1795 in Cornwall, ENG.1 He and Eliza were married. He died on 10 June 1875, at age ~80, in NZ.1
William Billing immigrated to ENG to NZ on the Amelia Thompson arriving NZ 2/8/1841 25/3/1841. Class: steerage. He had person sources.2 He was christened on 15 February 1795 in Cornwall, ENG.1 He was in 1841.

Citations

  1. [S388] New Plymouth Public Library
  2. [S145] various Personal Database

Eliza

F, #5289, b. 1821
Pedigree Link

Family: William Billing (b. 1795, d. 10 June 1875)

DaughterMary Billing+ (b. 1840)

Biography

Eliza was born in 1821. She and William Billing were married.
Eliza immigrated to ENG to NZ on the Amelia Thompson arriving NZ 2/8/1841 25/3/1841. Class: steerage. She had person sources.1 She was in 1841.

Citations

  1. [S145] various Personal Database

Mary Billing

F, #5290, b. 1840

Parents

FatherWilliam Billing (b. 1795, d. 10 June 1875)
MotherEliza (b. 1821)
Pedigree Link

Family: John Bishop (b. 1842)

SonBishop
DaughterBishop

Biography

Mary Billing was born in 1840.1 She and John Bishop were married.
Mary Billing immigrated to ENG to NZ on the Amelia Thompson arriving NZ 2/8/1841 25/3/1841. Class: steerage. She had person sources.2 She was in 1841.

Citations

  1. [S386] Dianne HEAZLEWOOD and Marion WELLINGTON
  2. [S145] various Personal Database

Eugene Bullott

M, #5291, b. 1814
Pedigree Link

Family: Susan (b. 1816)

SonEdward Bullott (b. 1839)
DaughterJane Bullott (b. 1840, d. 25 March 1841)

Biography

Eugene Bullott was born in 1814. He and Susan were married.
Class: steerage. Eugene Bullott had person sources.1 He was a Carpenter in 1841. He immigrated to ENG to NZ on the Amelia Thompson arriving NZ 2/8/1841 on 25 March 1841.2

Citations

  1. [S145] various Personal Database
  2. [S431] Shipping Lists

Susan

F, #5292, b. 1816
Pedigree Link

Family: Eugene Bullott (b. 1814)

SonEdward Bullott (b. 1839)
DaughterJane Bullott (b. 1840, d. 25 March 1841)

Biography

Susan was born in 1816. She and Eugene Bullott were married.
Susan immigrated to ENG to NZ on the Amelia Thompson arriving NZ 2/8/1841 25/3/1841. Class: steerage. She had person sources.1 She was in 1841.

Citations

  1. [S145] various Personal Database

Edward Bullott

M, #5293, b. 1839

Parents

FatherEugene Bullott (b. 1814)
MotherSusan (b. 1816)
Pedigree Link

Biography

Edward Bullott was born in 1839.
Edward Bullott immigrated to ENG to NZ on the Amelia Thompson arriving NZ 2/8/1841 25/3/1841. Class: steerage. He had person sources.1 He was in 1841.

Citations

  1. [S145] various Personal Database

Jane Bullott

F, #5294, b. 1840, d. 25 March 1841

Parents

FatherEugene Bullott (b. 1814)
MotherSusan (b. 1816)
Pedigree Link

Biography

Jane Bullott was born in 1840.1 She died on 25 March 1841, at age ~1, in at sea on the Amelia Thompson.1
Died the 25th March from acute inflammation of the chest. class: steerage. Jane Bullott had person sources.2

Citations

  1. [S431] Shipping Lists
  2. [S145] various Personal Database

Henry Augustus Dalby

M, #5295, b. 1814, d. 8 July 1876

Parents

FatherAugustus Dalby (b. 2 April 1779, d. 1853)
MotherMartha Bennett (b. about 1790, d. 1834)
Pedigree Link

Biography

Henry Augustus Dalby was born in 1814.1,2,3,4,5 He and Eliza Innes were married on 10 January 1840 in Saltash, Cornwall, ENG.4 He and Elizabeth Naomi Pilcher were married on 31 July 1843 in New Plymouth, NZ.2 He died on 8 July 1876, at age ~62, in New Plymouth, NZ.4 He was buried in July 1876 in Te Henui Cemetery, New Plymouth.4
ER 1876 1877
class: steerage

from GENI
First marriage to Eliza Innes 7th Feb 1840, in Saltash, Cornwall, England. she died in November 1840. He sailed on the Amelia Thompson to New Plymouth in March 1841. His second marriage to Elizabeth Naomi Pilcher was on 23rd Sept. 1844 in New Plymouth. She was only 15 (born 1829).
Extract from "Establishment of the New Plymouth Settlement" by J. Rutherford and W.H. Skinner (about the 1840s): The only draught horse in the settlement at this time was Lightfoot, the property of William Richards, but Dalby's bullock, Redmond, who would suffer himself to be harnessed into a cart with shafts, assisted in performing the little cartage at that time required.
Henry lived in Devon Street, New Plymouth, where, as noted above, he worked first as a carter. The 1852 New Plymouth census records H.A. Dalby as a carter living with two female children (possibly daughters though never mentioned again) both under 7 years of age. He was also farming 2 acres of which 1 1/2 acres were under grass and half an acre was garden. By then Henry also had one horse, replacing his bullock.No mention of his wife, and by 1852 none of the Pilcher family remained in New Plymouth.
An advertisement in the Taranaki Herald for 9th October 1858 (and again on 23rd October with a much shorter list of items for sale) notes Henry's intention to return to England in December of that year - though he changed his mind and actually stayed on in New Plymouth.
On 7th September 1861 Henry Augustus Dalby. with many other settlers of New Plymouth, signed a letter addressed to the Governor General Mr. Gore Brown, who was leaving New Zealand - they were expressing their appreciation for the "good work" and the way "he dealt with the natives of the district at that time" (i.e. during the Maori land wars).
He continued to run his General Store on Devon Street, next door to the White Hart hotel. Henry's shop survives to this day, though is now an annex to the hotel (see pictures, below), which itself is closed and decaying. When the hotel, shop and an adjoining house were sold in 1868, it was recorded in the Taranaki Herald (20 Oct 1868) that Henry Dalby was paying rent of £13 per year.
Henry died on 8th July 1876, aged 62 years. and was buried in the Te Henui Cemetery, New Plymouth, on 11th July. He left no will, and after his death the shop fittings and stock, and all of his personal property, were auctioned. After the 1852 census there is no mention of wife or children.
PPA
Taranaki Herald, Volume XIII, Issue 628, 13 August 1864, Page 3
Thursday, August 11. His Honor the Chief Justice took his seat on the bench at 10 a.m. Henry Hales, a boy exactly 10 years of age, was indicted for breaking into the house of Henry Dalby, see full article.

He was born in about 1813 (we haven't yet found a christening record, but in view of his father's Royal Navy service it could have been a number of different places!). His father Augustus Dalby, born in Howden, east Yorkshire, in 1779, was a Master in the Royal Navy, serving from 1801 to 1818, and we have a copy of his full service record. He became independently wealthy on prize money gained from captured ships plus his naval pension at half-pay, as well as a number of subsequent posts - head of customs at Dartmouth, a position in the Irish coastguard service, commissioner of pilotage at St Ives, Cornwall, and also as managing agent for a tin mine in Cornwall.

Henry Augustus is listed as a 'draper and grocer' in Robsons directory for Saltash in 1839. He married Eliza Innes, youngest daughter of a naval officer Lieut. George Innes, in January 1840 (copy of marriage licence attached). But she died of tunberculosis in October the same year. Saltash is a small town on the Cornwall bank of the Tamar estuary, opposite the Plymouth naval dockyard.
I attach also the 1843 marriage record for Henry Augustus and Elizabeth Naomi. She is described as 'full age' which was quite clearly untrue! It looks like Henry Augustus is described as a 'Publican' so maybe he was managing the White Hart - if it had been established by then - or otherwise serving drink in his shop. STHE. Henry Augustus Dalby had person sources.6 He was a Draper in 1841.1 He immigrated to ENG to NZ on the Amelia Thompson arriving New Plymouth NZ 2/8/1841 on 25 March 1841.1

Citations

  1. [S116] Shipping Lists
  2. [S227] BDM on line indices
  3. [S1108] descendant emails nov 2023
  4. [S843] http://www.geni.com
  5. [S98]
  6. [S145] various Personal Database

James Downe

M, #5296, b. 1817

Biography

James Downe was born in 1817.
James Downe immigrated to ENG to NZ on the Amelia Thompson arriving NZ 2/8/1841 25/3/1841. Class: steerage. He had person sources.1 He was an Agricultural labourer in 1841.

Citations

  1. [S145] various Personal Database

William Edgcumbe

M, #5297, b. 1810

Parents

FatherEdgecombe
Pedigree Link

Family: Ann (b. 1816)

SonJames Edgcumbe (b. 1840, d. 7 June 1841)

Biography

William Edgcumbe was born in 1810 age 83 in 1892 JGOC.1,2,3,4 He and Ann were married.
Class: steerage
5 descendants in 1892 JGOC
settled Auckland JGOC. William Edgcumbe had person sources.5 He was an Agricultural Labourer in 1841.2 He immigrated to ENG to NZ on the Amelia Thompson arriving NZ 2/8/1841 on 25 March 1841 ESR has 1843 to Auckland.1,2,3

Citations

  1. [S807] Jubilee Gathering of Old Colonists October 10 1892
  2. [S431] Shipping Lists
  3. [S743] Early Settlers Roll
  4. [S194] The First Fleet of Auckland
  5. [S145] various Personal Database

Ann

F, #5298, b. 1816
Pedigree Link

Family: William Edgcumbe (b. 1810)

SonJames Edgcumbe (b. 1840, d. 7 June 1841)

Biography

Ann was born in 1816.1 She and William Edgcumbe were married.
Class: steerage. Ann had person sources.2 She was in 1841. She immigrated to ENG to NZ on the Amelia Thompson arriving NZ 2/8/1841 on 25 March 1841.1

Citations

  1. [S431] Shipping Lists
  2. [S145] various Personal Database

James Edgcumbe

M, #5299, b. 1840, d. 7 June 1841

Parents

FatherWilliam Edgcumbe (b. 1810)
MotherAnn (b. 1816)
Pedigree Link

Biography

James Edgcumbe was born in 1840.1 He died on 7 June 1841, at age ~1, in at sea on the Amelia Thompson of consumption.1
Died of consumption June 7th having been ill all the voyageclass: steerage. James Edgcumbe had person sources.2

Citations

  1. [S431] Shipping Lists
  2. [S145] various Personal Database

Peter Elliot

M, #5300, b. 1817
Pedigree Link

Family: Ann (b. 1820)

DaughterElliot (b. 29 April 1841)

Biography

Peter Elliot was born in 1817. He and Ann were married.
Class: steerage. Peter Elliot had person sources.1 He was an Agricultural Labourer in 1841. He immigrated to ENG to NZ on the Amelia Thompson arriving NZ 2/8/1841 on 25 March 1841.2

Citations

  1. [S145] various Personal Database
  2. [S431] Shipping Lists