There was another ship (this ship)
bearing the name which came out to the Dominion in the 'fifties, and she
was also a fine vessel of 1032 tons. She was sent out by Willis, Gann and Co., and ran to
Lyttelton on her maiden voyage in 1858 bringing out 400 immigrants from London. Captain
Foster commanded the ship on each occasion when she came to New Zealand. The first
Zealandia made six voyages to New Zealand.
White Wings Sir Henry Brett
Name | Age | County | Occupation | |
Chief Cabin | ||||
Burton | J H | |||
Condell | Mrs | |||
Master | ||||
Edgington | Miss | |||
Garden | F A | |||
Garrick | C B | |||
Gordon | Mr | |||
Mrs | ||||
4 children | ||||
Harston | Mr | |||
Mrs | ||||
Meade | F | |||
Stephens | K C | |||
Whitcombe | Mr | |||
Mrs | ||||
3 children | ||||
Second Cabin | ||||
Izard | Mr | |||
Mr | ||||
Jackson | Mr | |||
Langdon | Mr | |||
Mrs | ||||
Scandlan | Mr | |||
Titchmarch | Mr | |||
Mrs | ||||
Steerage | ||||
Ambler | Frederick | 21 | Dewsbury | Mason |
Mary | 21 | |||
Infant son | Born on board 07/08/1858 | |||
Auckland | Jane Anne | 26 | Nottinghamshire | Carpenter |
30 | ||||
Ayres | Thomas | 41 | Bedfordshire | Bricklayer |
Elizabeth | 39 | |||
Samuel | 12 | T/F to single men | ||
Sarah | 7 | |||
Thomas | 3 | |||
Rebecca | Infant | |||
Bean | Richard | 21 | London | Domestic Servant |
Emma | 21 | |||
Walter Stanley | Infant | |||
Berry | Thomas | 25 | London | Printer |
Hannah | 22 | |||
Thomas | 2� | |||
Sarah Hannah | Infant | |||
Berry | William | 47 | Oxfordshire | Dairyman |
Sarah | 48 | |||
Walter | 16 | T/F to single men | ||
Sarah Ann | 15 | T/F to single women | ||
Frederick | 11 | |||
Emma | 9 | |||
Bramley | Aaron | 28 | Leicestershire | Millwright |
Louisa | 23 | |||
William | 18 months | |||
Brook | John | 30 | Yorkshire | Agricultural Labourer |
Alice | 25 | |||
Sarah | 2 | |||
Mary Ann | Infant | |||
Bruce | James | 25 | Scotland | Blacksmith |
Diana | 21 | |||
Bundle | William | 36 | Streatham | Carpenter |
Dinah | 30 | |||
William | 7 | |||
Lucy | 5 | |||
Ann | 5 | |||
Burnett | William | 31 | London | General Labourer |
Mary Ann | 31 | |||
Mary Ann | 8 | |||
William John | 6 | |||
Elizabeth Susan | 4 | |||
Chambers | Charles William | 30 | Hertfordshire | Carpenter |
Mary | 32 | |||
Jessie Mary | 1 | |||
Clarke | Alexander | 37 | Scotland | Carpenter & Wheelwright |
Catherine | 31 | |||
Christina | 8 | |||
George | 6 | |||
Ann | 4 | |||
Margaret | 2 | |||
Alexander | Infant | |||
Clarke | George | 27 | Nottinghamshire | Carpenter |
Jane | 24 | |||
Norah | 3 | |||
Anna | Infant | |||
Clarke | Joseph | 58 | Worcestershire | Dairyman |
Harriett | 46 | |||
Augusta | 22 | T/F to single Women | ||
Thomas | 6 | |||
Cross | Joseph | 39 | Cambridgeshire | Farm Labourer |
Martha | 38 | |||
Joseph | 12 | |||
George | 6 | |||
Thomas | 4 | |||
John | 2 | |||
Dobson | William | 22 | Wicklow | Agriculturalist |
Kate | 20 | |||
Downs | John | 32 | Worksop, Nottinghamshire | Farm Labourer |
Sarah | 39 | |||
Henry | ||||
Mary | Infant | |||
Drayton | Alfred | 28 | Nottinghamshire | Blacksmith |
Ann | 21 | |||
George | 1� | |||
Infant son | Born on board 18/09/1858 | |||
Duncan | George | 60 | Scotland | Gardener |
Christina | 52 | |||
Abnes | 11 | |||
Edmonds | William | 28 | Kent | Shoemaker |
Maria | 22 | |||
Infant daughter | Born on board 18/08/1858 | |||
Gibbs | William | 35 | Turvey, Bedfordshire | Farm Labourer |
Ann | 34 | |||
George | 14 | T/F to single men | ||
Arthur | 6 | |||
Elizabeth | 1� | |||
Goodger | Thomas | 44 | Sussex | Cab Driver |
Mary Ann | 36 | |||
Mary Ann | 14 | T/F to single women | ||
Matora | 8 | |||
Jerry | 6 | |||
Harry | 3 | |||
Phoebe | 9 months | |||
Goodman | Samuel | 47 | London | Shoemaker |
Betsy | 43 | |||
Betsy | 20 | Note on passenger list: William Harris is to be married to Betsy Goodman before he quits England. | ||
John | 15 | T/F to single men | ||
James | 10 | |||
Thomas | 7 | |||
William Harris | 4 | |||
Grimwood | Robert | 48 | Suffolk | Labourer |
Ann | 44 | |||
John | 20 | T/F to single men | Labourer | |
Robert | 18 | T/F to single men | Labourer | |
Betsy | 16 | T/F to single women | ||
James | 13 | T/F to single men | ||
Emma | 7 | |||
Harry | 5 | |||
Frederick | 1� | |||
Harris | William | |||
Betsy | 20 | |||
Hollingdrake | Ephraim | 39 | Bradford, Yorkshire | Farm Labourer |
Mary | 34 | |||
Johnson | Stephen | 26 | Worksop, Nottinghamshire | Sawyer |
Ann | 22 | |||
Walter | 1� | |||
Alfred | Infant | |||
Jones | Thomas | 27 | Colchester | Carpenter |
Hannah | 27 | |||
Ladbroke | Jacob | 40 | Suffolk | Farm Bailiff |
Eliza | 32 | |||
Eliza | 6 | |||
Richenda | 1� | |||
March | William | 35 | Somersetshire | Agricultural Labourer & Baker |
Ann | 25 | |||
Ann Eliza | 2 | Died on board 20/09/1858 Bronchitis & diarrhoea |
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Mehrtens | Claus | 32 | Hanover | Sugar Baker |
Elsebe | 30 | |||
George | 4 | |||
Catherine | Infant | |||
Morey | Alfred H | 30 | London | Smith's Engineer |
Elizabeth | 27 | |||
Alfred | 9 | |||
Nielsen | Peter Ludwig | 33 | Denmark | Saddler |
Anna Maria | 29 | |||
Frederikka Maria | 3 | |||
Christina | 2 | Died on board 19/08/1858 From an accident (scald) received on 12th August |
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Paddy | William | 28 | Surrey | Baker & Labourer |
Susan | 32 | |||
Emily Susan | 4 | |||
Maria Churches | 1 | |||
Anthony Franks | 11 | |||
Paget | John | 38 | Somersetshire | Labourer |
Mary | 44 | |||
Samuel | 10 | |||
William | 8 | |||
Charles | 6 | |||
Henry | 4 | |||
Edwin | 2 | |||
Parker | James | 47 | Kent | Farm Bailiff & Farm Labourer |
Charlotte | 37 | |||
John Julius | 10 | |||
Julius | 9 | |||
Charles | 8 | |||
Julia | 6 | |||
James | 2 | |||
George | Infant | |||
Prince | Thomas | 28 | Cheshire | Labourer |
Elizabeth | 30 | |||
Joseph | 3� | |||
Ranby | John | 21 | Nottinghamshire | Blacksmith |
Mary | 20 | |||
Robinson | John | 28 | Dulwich | Carpenter |
Ann | 31 | |||
Lucy | 4 | |||
Ellen | 1� | |||
Ross | James | 42 | ||
Elizabeth | 44 | |||
John | 9 | |||
William | 7 | |||
Thomas | 5 | |||
Mary Ann | 1� | |||
Sears | Henry | 29 | Hertfordshire | Labourer |
Catherine | 30 | |||
Sarah Elizabeth | 2� | |||
James Ambrose | 4 months | |||
Skevington | Charles | 29 | Turvey, Bedfordshire | Farm Labourer |
Ann | 27 | |||
Mary Ann | 5 | |||
Charles Edward | Infant | |||
Slater | Daniel | 32 | Leicestershire | Carpenter & Millwright |
Susannah | 32 | |||
Joseph Daniel | 7 | |||
Eva | 5 | |||
Mary | 3 | |||
Francis | 1� | |||
Small | James | 40 | Suffolk | Labourer |
Emma | 37 | |||
Smart | Samuel | 36 | Nottinghamshire | Carpenter |
Catherine | 33 | |||
Betsy | 5 | |||
William | 4 | |||
Sarah | 2 | |||
Mary | 1 | |||
Infant son | Born on board 07/08/1858 Died on board 08/08/1858 |
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Smith | Thomas C | 30 | Yorkshire | Carpenter |
Mary | 23 | |||
Smith | William | 41 | London | General Labourer |
Louisa | 31 | |||
Infant | ||||
Tayler | Henry | 42 | England | Carpenter |
Elizabeth | 41 | |||
Terry | Henry | 33 | Kent | Agricultural Labourer |
Elizabeth | 24 | Second wife | ||
Thomas | 15 | T/F to single men | ||
Frances Ann | 12 | T/F to single women | ||
Henry | 10 | |||
Walter | 7 | |||
George Henry | 2 | |||
Trotman | Charles | 38 | Glostershire | Agricultural Labourer |
Ann | 42 | |||
Tankard | Hanry | 33 | Yorkshire | Wheelwright & House Carpenter |
Sarah | 33 | |||
Agnes | 11 | |||
Frederick | 9 | |||
Charley | 5 | |||
Tom | 3 | |||
Martha Jane | Infant | |||
Veysey | Thomas | 37 | Somersetshire | Agricultural Labourer |
Elizabeth | 35 | |||
Elizabeth | 6 months | |||
Walker | William | 36 | Bradford | Policeman |
Ann | 37 | |||
Mary Ann | 13 | T/F to single women | ||
Martha Ann | 7 | |||
John Washington | 5 | |||
William Henry | Infant | |||
Charles Edward | ||||
Walton | William | 27 | ||
Mary Ann | 27 | |||
William Henry | Infant | Nottinghamshire | Labourer | |
Ward | Bartholomew | 43 | Middlesex | Assistant Harness Maker |
Mary Ann | 42 | |||
Emily | 16 | T/F to single women | ||
Mary Ann | 14 | T/F to single women | ||
Susan | 12 | T/F to single women | ||
Alfred | 9 | |||
Bartholomew | 7 | |||
Alice | 5 | |||
Ann | 3 months | |||
Warman | David | 40 | Cambridgshire | Labourer & Engine Driver |
Sarah Ann | 40 | |||
Westfield | Charles | 30 | Germany | Farm Labourer |
Mary Ann | 37 | |||
Jane | 9 | |||
Winskill | George | 30 | Penrith | Blacksmith |
Ann | 30 | |||
Mary Ann | 9 | |||
Margaret | 7 | |||
Witchell | Samuel | 30 | Glostershire | Gardener |
Mary Ann | 32 | |||
Wooding | Henry | 38 | Turvey, Buckinghamshire | Agricultural Labourer |
Sarah | 36 | |||
Elizabeth | 4 | |||
John | 1� | |||
Woodard | John | 24 | Edmonton | Shoemaker |
Elizabeth | 20 | |||
Worth | Charles F | 25 | London | Plasterer |
Sarah | 28 | |||
Richard Charles | 5 | |||
Emily Sarah | 3 | |||
Edward Gibson F | 1� | Died on board 12/09/1858 Prostration consequent on bronchitis & diarrhoea |
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Female infant | ||||
Wright | William | 44 | Nottinghamshire | Shoemaker |
Sarah | 41 | |||
Adah | 17 | T/F to single women | ||
Arthur | 15 | T/F to single men | ||
Walter | 11 | |||
Peter | 9 | |||
Amos | 6 | |||
James | 3 | |||
Vince William | 10 months | |||
Wright | William | 35 | Suffolk | Agricultural Labourer |
Haphzibah | 30 | |||
Anna | 2� | |||
Alice | Infant | |||
Youngman | James | 43 | Kent | Sawyer |
Mary Jane | 40 | |||
Edward Benjamin | 14 | T/F to single men | ||
Harry | 11 | |||
Elizabeth | 9 | |||
William | 6 | |||
James | Infant | |||
Zweibruck | Diedrich | 26 | Hanover | Suger Baker |
Meta | 28 | |||
Anna Margareta | 5 | |||
Diedrich | Infant | |||
Single Men | ||||
Ayres | Samuel | 12 | Bedfordshire | |
Berry | Walter | 16 | Oxfordshire | Dairyman |
Bromley | Benjamin | 22 | Wiltshire | Carpenter |
Bramley | W | |||
Brooks | Thomas | 18 | Sussex | Ploughman |
Brown | William | 17 | London | Printers Labourer |
Bundy | Daniel | 22 | Northamptonshire | Carpenter |
Cooper | George | 22 | Loughborough | Smith |
Cross | George | 39 | Kennington | Farm Labourer |
Davis | William | 24 | Wales | Carpenter |
Drayton | George | 21 | Nottinghamshire | Blacksmith |
Duncan | Andrew | 24 | Scotland | Gardener |
Gibbs | George | 14 | Buckinghamshire | Labourer |
Goodman | William | 15 | Kent | Chemical Works |
Goodwin | William | 18 | Kent | Labourer |
Hopkinson | William | 22 | England | Police Constable |
Howe | William Henry | 18 | Buckinghamshire | Farm Labourer |
McJenkins | Charles | 27 | Ireland | Labourer |
Jervis | Charles | 23 | Suffolk | Bootmaker |
Johnson | Eli | 19 | Worksop, Nottinghamshire | Sawyer |
Jones | William | 22 | Glostershire | Porter |
Kerr | James | 19 | Ireland | Labourer |
Lambert | Thomas | 38 | England | Painter |
Land | Archibald George | 20 | Hounslow | Agriculturalist |
Lewis | Richard | 25 | Portsmouth | Carpenter |
Mervin | John | 23 | Nottinghamshire | Labourer |
Norman | C | |||
Paget | George | 16 | Somersetshire | Labourer |
Pope | Henry Angood | 20 | Gloucestershire | Labourer |
Prince | Charles | 36 | Essex | Schoolmaster |
Rhodes | John | 21 | Sussex | Labourer |
Scrutton | James | 40 | Middlesex | Gardener |
Seifert | Herman | 27 | Germany | Carpenter |
Terry | Thomas | 15 | Kent | Labourer |
Thin | James | 21 | Scotland | Engineer |
Walker | John | 24 | Warwickshire | Labourer |
Youngman | Edward B | 14 | ||
Single Women | ||||
Adams | Eliza | 48 | Plymouth | Nurse |
Adams | Mary Ann | 20 | London | Domestic Servant |
Aldridge | Christina | 15 | England | House Servant |
Angood | Mrs Emily | 22 | Glostershire | Domestic Servant |
Edward Henry | 2� | Glostershire | ||
Berry | Sarah Ann | 15 | ||
Brighting | Mary Ann | 46 | London | Nurse |
Clarke | Augusta | 22 | ||
Cross | Susan | 21 | Warwickshire | Domestic Servant |
Goodger | Mary Ann | 14 | Sussex | |
Goodman | Mary Ann | 14 | ||
Goodwin | Mary | 15 | Kent | Domestic Servant |
Margaret | 11 | Kent | ||
Goodwin | Mrs Mary | |||
Child | ||||
Grimwood | Betsy | 16 | ||
Kerley | Mary Jane | 23 | England | Domestic Servant |
Markham | Rachael | 65 | Turvey, Buckinghamshire | Widow |
Marlow | Sarah | 48 | Widow | |
Mary | 22 | |||
Elizabeth | 20 | |||
Money | Julia Davis | 23 | Middlesex | Domestic Servant |
Paget | Hannah | 14 | ||
Sarah | 13 | |||
Patrick | Margaret | 32 | Ayr | Domestic Servant |
Stanton | Mrs Elizabeth | 38 | Turvey, Bedfordshire | Lacemaker - Widow |
Child | 13 | |||
Child | 2 | |||
Swales | Elizabeth | 40 | Norfolk | Dressmaker |
William | 9 | |||
Mary | 7 | |||
Sarah Ann | 4 | |||
Walker | Mary Ann | 13 | ||
Ward | Emily | 16 | Middlesex | |
Mary Ann | 14 | Middlesex | ||
Susan | 12 | Middlesex | ||
Watson | Hannah | 23 | Buckinghamshire | Domestic Servant |
Wright | Adah | 17 | Nottinghamshire | |
Margaret GOODWIN: Margaret Goodwin, daughter of William Goodwin & Margaret Harrington, was born on 1) Eleanor Mary: Born on 2) Frank: Born on 3) Lucy Jane: Born on 4) Grace: Born on 5) Grace Delia 'Bridget': Born on 6) May: Born on 7) 8) Amy Gertrude: Born on 9) Arthur Horton: Born on 10) Elizabeth Florence: Born on 11) Frank Sydney: Born on 12) Lilly Taroice: Born on If you have a connection with this family or would like to learn more please contact Julian & Jane Hayes. |
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NIELSEN family: Peter Ludwig and Anne Maria Neilsen were my Great, Great Grandparents and died in Hawera Taranaki 1898 and 1914 respectively. Of the children who came with them on the Zealandia, little Christina died on the voyage and Fredrikke lived to marry Andrew Blackett. Peter and Anne had 2 daughters born in Christchurch - Albertina Louise (did not Marry) born about 1859 died c1930 and Esther (Married Samuel Thompson in Rangiora 1884) She was born in 1863 and died in 1954. These two are buried in New Plymouth. Esther came to Hawera with her 2 young sons after Sam died about 1887. Peter Ludwig was a councillor in Kaiapoi for a time. Esther was my great-grandmother and I remember her living on Bayley Road New Plymouth facing the waterfront. That part of the road is no longer there. |
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William HOPKINSON: William Hopkinson was born to John and Anne Hopkinson on 4th February 1836 at Sweet Clough, Colne. Lancashire, and was christened on 24th April that year. Of the six children in the family there were three boys and three girls, Ann, John. Betty, Susannah, William and Hargreaves. William's father John Hopkinson, who shows in Parish records as a weaver, married Ann Bracewell on 4th April 1825 in Colne. John had been previously married three years earlier to Mary Bannister but was now widowed. Ann was also a widow, previously married to a William Hartley. At the age of 22 William left Gravesend, Manchester, England on the maiden voyage of the Zealandia arriving at Lyttleton on the 20th September 1858. His entry to New Zealand appears dodgy as he did not know anyone in New Zealand who could sponsor his passage but he illegally bought the much needed nomination bill from a Samuel Smith, much to the concern of the ships captain. None the less, William got his passage to New Zealand being registered in the ships log as a single male, aged 22 his occupation being recorded as a police constable. Aside from the fact that William illegally bought the necessary nomination bill, he was an assisted immigrant and his passage cost the Canterbury Provincial Government 17 pounds. William's ambition was to obtain land in this thinly populated country and in April 1865 he applied to the Waste Lands Board to purchase 25 acres in the Geraldine area at 2 pounds per acre for which he paid cash. On the 1st January 1866, William married Mary Fergusson Quaid. Mary aged 23 was the widow of Thomas Quaid. She was born in Dowally. Perthshire, Scotland on 9th November 1842. She was one of 12 children to Daniel & Catherine Fergusson, another early pioneer family and the first school master in the district. (For further information on the Daniel Fergusson family refer to the ship Cresswell sailing of May 27th 1859) ( For more on the Quaid connection refer to the ship "Amoor" sailing of 8th April 1864) When William, a bachelor aged 29, married Mary he also took on the responsibility for her two infant children, James & Jessie Quaid. William was a talented business entrepreneur. He had purchased more land and owned 110 acres of land ad Fairfield. As well as being a landowner and farmer he undertook earth moving projects and in the gold mining rush was involved in transporting heavy mining equipment, mining outfits and stores to Gabriels Gully and the Clutha. Not only was he a contractor but also a bridge builder, building a number in the district. In the years 1878 to 1887 he was described as a wagoner/carter carrying wool, timber, and firewood to Temuka & Timaru from Geraldine and the back country. His wife Mary died giving birth to Ellen, their 11 child, leaving William to raise the children on his own. By 1894/95 William was a Threshing Machine owner and was later joined in this business by a Jim Goldsmith. William also ran a timber sawing plant that was later taken over by his son Daniel. William remarried in 1904 to Eliza Ellen Double and retired in 1906 from his business enterprises. He died peacefully at the age of 90 on 7th June,1926 and was buried in the Temuka Cemetery. If you have a connection to this Hopkinson family line or would like more information please contact Richard Hopkinson |
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Copyright Denise & Peter 2000 - 2007
Reference:
Archives New Zealand IMCH4/14