Schichallion
Ship: 600 tons
Captain: Levack
Surgeon Superintendent:
Sailed London 10th February 1874 - arrived Hawkes Bay 26th May 1874
The Schichallion, a smart little iron barque of 600 tons, was built in 1869 for the Shaw Savill Company. She had a rather short, career as she was wrecked in the English Channel on a voyage from Auckland in 1879. She visited all the principle ports of New Zealand, and on one occasion ran out to Wellington in 84 days port to port. Schichallion made two trips to Auckland, three to Wellington and one each to Lyttelton, Dunedin and Napier. On all of these voyages she was under the command of Captain Levack.
| Name | Age | County | Occupation | |
| Steerage Passengers | ||||
| Alspit | John P | 28 | Jersey | Carpenter |
| Ann | 23 | |||
| Archer | William | 26 | Middlesex | Labourer |
| Elizabeth | 24 | |||
| William G | 1 | Died on board (04/04/1874) Convulsions following measles Buried at sea at Deal. |
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| Female child | Infant | Born on board (22/03/1874) | ||
| Baker | Alfred | 32 | Surrey | Labourer |
| Elizabeth | 28 | |||
| Cohen | Abraham | 26 | Poland | Bootmaker |
| Charlotte | 24 | |||
| Lewis | 3 months | |||
| Cooper | Albert | 27 | Norfolk | Bricklayer |
| Emily | 25 | |||
| Emily | 2 | Died on board (04/04/1874) Infantile fever. Lingered on for 6 weeks following measles Buried at sea. |
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| Davies | Richard | 33 | Montgomery | Joiner |
| Sarah J | 32 | |||
| John R | 6 | |||
| Emmett | Charles | 27 | Surrey | Sawyer |
| Eliza | 24 | |||
| Charles | 6 months | |||
| Ford | James | 31 | Oxfordshire | Labourer |
| Elizabeth | 26 | |||
| Harry | 7 | |||
| Elizabeth | 26 | T/F to single women | Cook | |
| Hall | William | 26 | Derbyshire | Joiner |
| Fanny E | 21 | |||
| Hollins | Frederick William | 28 | Hertfordshire | Railway Servant |
| Mary A | 31 | |||
| George F | 4 | |||
| Robert H | 1 | |||
| Jennings | William | 21 | Oxfordshire | Labourer |
| Martha | 23 | |||
| Agnes | 6 months | |||
| Jones | Golding | 37 | Middlesex | Bricklayer |
| Anna | 30 | |||
| Kemp | Frederick | 28 | Norfolk | Farm Labourer |
| Harriet | 27 | |||
| Elijah | 6 | |||
| Willie | 4 | |||
| Harriet | 2 | |||
| Daniel | 24 | T/F to single men | ||
| Elizabeth | 19 | T/F to single women | ||
| Edward | 16 | T/F to single men | ||
| Elijah | 11 | |||
| Female child | Infant | Born on board (17/03/1874) | ||
| Loveday | James | 33 | Norfolk | Farm Labourer |
| Lydia | 31 | |||
| George | 11 | |||
| Florence | 10 | |||
| William | 7 | |||
| Eliza | 5 | |||
| Sarah | 4 | |||
| James | 2 | |||
| Daniel | 9 months | Died on board (09/03/1874) Bronchitis after 4 days illness - Buried at sea. |
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| Macrow | Isaac | 25 | Middlesex | Labourer |
| Elizabeth | 24 | |||
| McAllister | Archibald | 19 | Essex | Labourer |
| Mary Ann | 19 | |||
| Nelson | Charles | 38 | Dublin | Baker |
| Charlotte | 30 | |||
| Rickard | Richard | 32 | Wales | Farm Labourer |
| Susan | 32 | |||
| Elizabeth A | 4 | |||
| Slipper | William E | 26 | Norfolk | Labourer |
| Eliza | 26 | |||
| Smith | Henry | 36 | Staffordshire | Labourer |
| Mary | 33 | |||
| Emma | 15 | T/F to single women | ||
| Frank | 14 | T/F to single men | ||
| Harry | 11 | |||
| Mary | 9 | |||
| Martha | 7 | |||
| George | 5 | |||
| William | 2 | |||
| Robert | 3 months | |||
| Tuckwell | William | 34 | Oxfordshire | Shoemaker |
| Mary Ann | 31 | |||
| Prudence | 12 | T/F to single women | ||
| William | 10 | |||
| Jane | 8 | |||
| Joseph | 2 | |||
| Colonial Nominated Families & Children | ||||
| Branoch | F. W. | 51 | Prussia | Tailor |
| Wilhelmina S | 35 | |||
| Carl G | 13 | T/F to single men | ||
| Ida H | 12 | T/F to single women | ||
| Carl F | 9 | |||
| Jeffryes | Henry | 25 | Middlesex | Turner & Carpenter |
| Ellen | 23 | |||
| Single Men | ||||
| Abrahams | George | 22 | Middlesex | Painter |
| Archer | John | 23 | Middlesex | Gardener |
| Barre | Joseph | 18 | Jersey | Labourer |
| Bennett | William | 31 | Sussex | Tailor |
| Brown | George | 26 | Middlesex | Farm Labourer |
| Burrell | Henry | 22 | Surrey | Carpenter |
| Chickley | Thomas | 24 | Dorsetshire | Carpenter |
| Clowes | Leonard | 20 | Staffordshire | Carpenter |
| Cox | Thomas | 39 | Norfolk | Ropemaker |
| Curtin | Henry Charles | 20 | Middlesex | Carpenter |
| Dawson | Robert | 18 | Jersey | Grocer |
| Dorrell | John | 20 | Middlesex | Carpenter |
| Dowling | Edward | 27 | Middlesex | Farm Labourer |
| Durant | Robert | 25 | Sussex | Farm Labourer |
| Finch | Erman E | 30 | Middlesex | Carpenter |
| George | Charles | 19 | Cornwall | Labourer |
| Goodson | Joseph | 19 | Middlesex | Blacksmith |
| Gradwell | Frederick | 20 | Surrey | Carpenter |
| Hart | John | 23 | Middlesex | Labourer |
| Hall | Benjamin | 20 | Middlesex | Labourer |
| Hancock | Arthur W | 22 | Middlesex | Carpenter |
| Harvey | Edmund | 28 | Hampshire | Labourer |
| Hegerhy | Timothy | 27 | Cork | Shoemaker |
| Higgins | John | 34 | Queens County | Labourer |
| Holdick | Frederick | 25 | Surrey | Painter |
| Hooper | Charles | 35 | Middlesex | Rough Carpenter |
| Horsfield | William | 23 | Surrey | Labourer |
| Jacowski | William | 33 | Germany | Baker |
| Kemp | Daniel | 24 | Norfolk | Farm Labourer |
| Edward | 16 | Norfolk | Farm Labourer | |
| Linsey | George | 32 | Wiltshire | Plasterer |
| Le Gallais | John | 27 | Jersey | Farm Labourer |
| Lovegrove | Charles A | 22 | Berkshire | Farm Labourer |
| Mansfield | Henry | 21 | Hartfordshire | Carpenter |
| Middleton | William | 23 | Middlesex | Candle Maker |
| Andrew | 21 | Middlesex | Labourer | |
| Mollison | James | 22 | Middlesex | Labourer |
| Moore | Edmund | 28 | Devonshire | Ropemaker |
| Neil | Edward | 30 | Norfolk | Labourer |
| Patterson | Robert | 25 | Canada | Railway Porter |
| Pegrum | John | 39 | Essex | Carpenter |
| Pierson | James | 19 | Middlesex | Painter & Labourer |
| Pledger | John | 24 | Surrey | Carpenter |
| Pool | Richard George | 20 | Middlesex | Bricklayers Labourer |
| Potton | Richard William | 21 | Middlesex | Painter |
| Reekie | George | 25 | Fife | Mason |
| Thomas | 20 | Fife | Mason | |
| Slade | Thomas | 22 | Middlesex | Carpenter |
| Smith | Frank | 14 | Staffordshire | |
| St Omer | Francis C | 25 | France | Painter |
| Steenson | Robert | 27 | Tyrone | Servant |
| Summerhayes | Frederick | 23 | Middlesex | Farm Labourer |
| Taite | George I | 19 | Middlesex | Bargeman |
| Tudhy | Thomas | 20 | Clare | Farm Labourer |
| Tyler | George | 22 | Middlesex | Labourer |
| Wood | William | 34 | Middlesex | Bricklayer |
| Colonial Nominated Single Men | ||||
| Branoch | Carl G | 13 | Germany | |
| Cassidy | John | 18 | Donegal | Farm Labourer |
| Sarah | 16 | T/F to single women | House Keeper | |
| Ebbitt | William | 16 | Cavan | Farm Labourer |
| Jane | 20 | T/F to single women | Cook | |
| Higgins | Francis | 13 | Queens County | |
| Mary | 17 | T/F to single women | ||
| McNewen | Charles | 26 | Clackmanonshire | Labourer |
| Moroney | William | 23 | Clare | Labourer |
| Ann | 19 | T/F to single women | Servant | |
| Peddle | Thomas P | 12 | Somersetshire | |
| Frederick W | 9 | |||
| Scoble | Thomas | 20 | Cornwall | Carpenter |
| Smith | James | 23 | Oxfordshire | Labourer |
| Single Women | ||||
| Budd | Jane | 21 | Hampshire | Domestic Servant |
| Cassidy | Sarah | 16 | Donegal | Housekeeper |
| Ebbitt | Jane | 20 | Cavan | Cook |
| Ford | Elizabeth | 26 | Oxfordshire | Cook |
| Goody | Mary | 31 | Lancashire | Servant |
| Hackett | Mary | 20 | Tyrone | Housemaid |
| Higgins | Mary | 17 | Queens County | Farm Servant |
| Kemp | Mary | 49 | Norfolk | Nurse |
| Elizabeth | 19 | Norfolk | Farm Servant | |
| Macrae | Helen | 22 | Ross | Housemaid |
| McGrath | Anne | 19 | Clare | Servant |
| McWilliams | Eliza | 16 | Tyrone | Servant |
| Moroney | Anne | 19 | Clare | Domestic Servant |
| Smith | Emma | 15 | Staffordshire | Servant |
| Sullivan | Ellen | 19 | Clare | Servant |
| Tuckwell | Prudence | 12 | Oxfordshire | |
| Tudhy | Bridget | 21 | Clare | Servant |
| Wray | Emily | 23 | Lancashire | Cook |
| Colonial Nominated Single Women | ||||
| Bransch | Ida H | Germany | MATRON | |
| Peddle | Caroline L P | 25 | Somersetshire | Domestic Servant |
| Luck Jane | 17 | |||
| Thomas P | 12 | T/F to single men | ||
| Frederick W | 9 | T/F to single men | ||
| Scoble | Mary E | 29 | Cornwall | Dressmaker |
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| George SATCHWELL: George Satchwell was born in Butlers Marston, Warwickshire, His family had come from Deddington, North Oxfordshire. He married Fanny Linney, daughter of Edward Linney of Castle Bromwich, Birmingham, at St Michael Parish, Coventry. They have 2 children George & Louisa before emigrating to Napier New Zealand on board the Invererne in 1873, arriving Napier March 1874. Louisa dies at sea, recorded by the ship's surgeon on the 3rd Jan, she is buried in the Old Napier Cemetery Plot 639. George and Fanny live in the Barracks at Napier and it is presumed that he finds work on the railway or road making. Fanny gives birth to another son William in July 1874. In 1875 an epidemic of Typhoid breaks out and George dies of the fever and is buried in the Old Napier cemetery plot 826. Fanny is left with her two sons. She soon meets Frederick William HOLLINS and they marry in August 1876 in Napier. To follow this story refer to the "Schiehallion" - Frederick HOLLINS & family. If you have a connection with this family or would like to know more please contact Lorraine James. |
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