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Cosil and Middleton were married.

Cosil and Johnston were married.

Cosil and Bogue were married.

Pierre-Marie Alexander Dumoutier was born in 1797 in France.^1,2 He died in 1871, at age ~74.¹

Pierre-Marie Alexander Dumoutier was a phrenologist, L'Astrolabe expedition in 1840.³

Amelia Leadman was born on 22 August 1819 in Halifax, YKS, ENG.^1,2 She and Thomas Ibbotson were married on 26 November 1842 in New Plymouth, NZ.² She and James Charlton were married in 1864.² She died on 3 June 1900, at age 80, in NZ.²

Amelia Leadman immigrated to ENG to New Zealand on the Blenheim arriving 19 nov 1842 in 1842.¹

Josiah Millstead was born about 1822.^1,2,3 He and Susannah were married. He died in 1880, at age ~58, in NSW, AUS.²

Josiah and Susannah Millstead were the Great Grandparents of Dawn Dare and the late Mary Richardson. They went to New Zealand on board the Blenheim living for a time at New Plymouth before moving to Kawau Island till 1846. They then travelled to Australia when they left on the "Terror" on 22/10/1846 arriving in Port Jackson (Sydney) on the 6/11/1846.? From Sydney they travelled to Adelaide in 1848 (method unknown) where? Josiah had a brother, Edward, whose wife was a cousin of Susannahs, (Jane Tressider Beaglehole). Josiah had a falling out with his brother, and went to Victoria during the Gold Rush years where they stayed until the late 1860's when they went to live with a daughter in New South Wales. Josiah was killed by a fall from a horse in 1880 and Susannah died in New South Wales in 1903. If you have a connection with this family or would like to know more please contact Dawn Dare.
dare@vicnet.net.au
SLNP2 from New Plymouth to Kawau Island jan 1845 in the Brig Victoria SLNP2. Josiah Millstead immigrated to ENG to New Zealand on the Blenheim arriving 19 nov 1842 in 1842.¹ He was a sawyer in 1845.³

Susannah was born about 1821.^1,2,3 She and Josiah Millstead were married. She died in 1903, at age ~82, in NSW, AUS.²

Josiah and Susannah Millstead were the Great Grandparents of Dawn Dare and the late Mary Richardson. They went to New Zealand on board the Blenheim living for a time at New Plymouth before moving to Kawai Island till 1846. They then travelled to Australia when they left on the "Terror" on 22/10/1846 arriving in Port Jackson (Sydney) on the 6/11/1846.? From Sydney they travelled to Adelaide in 1848 (method unknown) where? Josiah had a brother, Edward, whose wife was a cousin of Susannahs, (Jane Tressider Beaglehole). Josiah had a falling out with his brother, and went to Victoria during the Gold Rush years where they stayed until the late 1860's when they went to live with a daughter in New South Wales. Josiah was killed by a fall from a horse in 1880 and Susannah died in New South Wales in 1903. If you have a connection with this family or would like to know more please contact Dawn DARE .dare@vicnet.net.au
SLNP2 from New Plymouth to Kawau Island jan 1845 in the Brig Victoria SLNP2. Susannah immigrated to ENG to New Zealand on the Blenheim arriving 19 nov 1842 in 1842.¹

Ann Skitch was born on 1 June 1825 in Stratton, Cornwall, ENG.^1,2 She and William Thompson were married on 15 June 1843 in New Plymouth, NZ.² She died on 21 May 1902, at age 76, in Glanville, S.A, AUS.²

Ann was born on June 1st 1825 in Stratton, Cornwall, England, the third child of cordwainer Robert and Honor (Smeeth) Skitch. Robert died tragically in 1826 at the age of 27, leaving his 7-month-pregnant wife to raise 4 children alone - no easy task. In the 1841 Stratton census, Honor was living with her youngest son, Robert. Eldest son, William, recently married, was living in nearby Bude, and daughter, Jane, was a servant in the same town. Just prior to that date, a friend of Ann had booked passage to New Zealand on the Blenheim, looking after children in return for payment of her fare, but at the last moment backed out of the arrangement. Ann decided to go in her place. After a voyage of nearly 5 months, she arrived at New Plymouth with 17/- in her purse, having to find accommodation and a position. It is believed that her future husband, William Thompson, carried her ashore from the Blenheim's skiff. They were married 15 June 1843, their first son, William, arriving in May 1844. In 1845 they left for Australia, where they had another 6 children. Ann died in Glanville, South Australia, 21 May 1902. If you have a connection with Ann or would like to learn more please contact Barbara and Peter hunter@nhb.com. Ann Skitch immigrated to ENG to New Zealand on the Blenheim arriving 19 Nov 1842 in 1842.¹ She emigrated from New Plymouth to Adelaide on the Paul Jones in April 1845.^2,3

Robert Skitch was born about 1799.¹ He and Honor Smeeth were married. He died in 1826, at age ~27.

Honor Smeeth and Robert Skitch were married.

William Thompson was born about 1820 in ENG.¹ He and Ann Skitch were married on 15 June 1843 in New Plymouth, NZ.¹

SLNP has "runaway sailor." William Thompson immigrated to ENG to New Zealand on the Blenheim arriving 19 Nov 1842 in 1842.² He emigrated from New Plymouth to Adelaide on the Paul Jones in 1845.^1,3 He was a seaman in 1845.³