Glenmark1868

Glenmark
Ship: 958 tons
Captain: R Wrankmore RNR
Surgeon Superintendent:
Sailed London September 8th 1868 - arrived Lyttleton December 12th 1868

Described by the Lyttelton newspapers as "a model ship throughout, with excellent accommodation for passengers", Glenmark was an Aberdeen clipper of 958 tons. As a new ship she departed on her first voyage to New Zealand on October 30th 1864 and arrived at Lyttelton on January 21st 1865. In all Glenmark made eight voyages to New Zealand, all of them to Lyttelton. After loading �80,000 in gold at London in early 1872 and having on board 50 passengers and crew, Glenmark sailed into oblivion. She was never seen again and there was no evidence as to what happened to her, her passengers or the gold.
White Wings - Sir Henry Brett

Arrival of the Glenmark

Name		Age	County	Occupation
Cabin Passengers
Brebner	Arthur
Dann	Mr J
	Mrs
	George
	Edward
	Ernest
	Annie
	Charley
Gilbert	Miss Gertrude
Saunders	Mr C
Widdas	Mr D
Woolcott	Mr J D
Second Cabin Passengers
Bayliss	Mark
Gregg	Mr A J
Jenkins	Mr E H
Mitchell	Mr W C
Nunn	Mr H W R
Steerage Passengers
Birdling	Mr T
Bowden	Mr A
Bradley	Mr T
Buddle	Mr F
Cockroft	Mr W
Crozier	Mr A
Dash	Mr J
Davies	Mr J
Elliott	Mr E J
	Mrs
	Miss Annie
Elliott	Mr
	Mrs
	4 children
Elmsley	Mr T
Farley	Mr E
Hean	Mr J D
	Mrs
	Child
Hillier	Mr A
Howard	Mr R
Jellyman	Mr E
Killiher	Mr
	Mrs
Mooney	Margaret
	Susan
	Patrick
Muskett	Mr
	Mrs
	Miss Caroline
Nuttall	Mr
Patrick	Mr J F
Peat	Mr
	Mrs
	4 children
Moore	John
Savage	Mr
	Mrs
	2 children
Seete	Mr
	Mrs
	4 children
Smith	Mr A
Spittle	Mr
	Mrs
	Child
Strachan	Mr
	Mrs
Thomson	Mr M
Whitely	Mr
Woolstein	Mr W

Reference:
The Star December 12th 1868