OFFICIAL
LOG BOOK
Name
of Ship - GANGES
Official
Number - 45930
Port
of Registry - Liverpool
Registered
Tonnage - 1211
Name
of Master - Thomas Funnell
No
of his Certificate - 1050
| Thomas
FUNNELL |
Master |
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| Thomas WOOLEY | 1st mate |
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| Robert W GRAY |
2nd mate | |||
| Walter BROWN |
3rd mate | |||
| Frederick FRIDAY | Boatswain | |||
| Osborn ARDEN? |
Carpenter | |||
| John SLAUGHTER |
Sail Maker | |||
| James KRAUSE | Ships Cook | |||
| George NEALE | Steward | |||
| Thomas
MORRISON |
2nd Steward |
page 41 |
Discharged |
Feb 20th |
| Alfred LAPWOOD | Ships Cook Mate | Discharged |
Mar
17th |
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| William BROWN |
Passengers
Cook |
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| Henry TUESON | Passengers Cook Mate | page 41 | ||
| Alfred BYRNE | Carpenters Mate | page 41 | Discharged |
Feb
20th |
| Charles MOLLER | AB | page 42 | Deserted |
Mar
21st |
| John LINDSAY | AB | page 41 | ||
| John WILLIAM |
AB | page 42 | Deserted |
Mar
17th |
| Charles
WILLSON |
AB | page 43 | ||
| John SUTHERLAND | AB | page 14 & 42 | Deserted |
Mar
27th |
| Frances PARK | AB | page 41 | Deserted |
Feb
20th |
| Thomas TAYLOR | AB | page 42 | Deserted |
Feb
21st |
| James LAWSON |
page 41 | Deserted |
Feb
21st |
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| William MORRIS | page 41 | Deserted |
Feb
21st |
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| William COOKLEY | page 42 | Deserted |
Mar
17th |
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| Charles DOLSEN? | ||||
| William LOCKE | page 42 | Deserted |
Mar
27th |
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| Benjamine
EARLE |
page 41 | Deserted |
Feb21st |
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| Henry FINCH |
page 42 | Deserted |
Mar
21st |
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| Charles ANDERSON | AB | |||
| Henry HOIGHO? | ||||
| Robert JOHNSON |
page 41 | Deserted |
Feb
21st |
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| William
ANDERSON |
page 41 | Deserted |
Feb
21st |
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| Antonio
DUESKIN
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page
20 |
Drowned |
Jan
7th |
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| John MULLER | OS | page 42 | Deserted |
Mar
21st |
| Siman DIGMAN |
page 41 | Deserted |
Feb
18th |
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| Edward FUNNELL |
page 41 | Discharged |
Feb21st |
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| Alfred ELMS | Butcher | page 41 | Discharged |
Feb
20th |
| Thomas CLARK | Purser | page 41 | Discharged |
Mar
31st |
| William JAMESON | Engineer |
page 41 | Discharged |
Feb
21st |
| Samuel PERREY | Baker | page 41 | Discharged |
Feb
21st |
| J de Courcy YOUNG | Surgeon |
page 41 | Discharged |
Feb
21st |
| John
MURPHY |
Stowaway |
Drowned |
Jan
7th |
| Date
of the Occurance entered, with Day & Hour |
Place
of the Occurance or Situation by Latitude and Longitude at Sea |
Enteries
required by Act
of Parliament |
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| November 9th 1864 | Lat
41° 2’N Long 14° 14’W |
Robert
Dudgoon.
A young man came aft to the Capt having stowed himself away the day the passengers came on board, and reported to the Captain the cause of so doing. The Captain had him put in one of the Single Mens Mess and ordered him to keep the lamps trimed during the passage. John Murphy Seaman was also stowed away and came aft the same Day he said he wanted to get from Ireland. The Captain made him Ordinary Seaman to be Discharged at Auckland |
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9 |
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| November 22nd 1864 | Lat
9° 6’N Long 24° 6’W |
Alice
McDuff, one
of the
single girls was safely delivered of a male child. Mother and child doing well. J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Captain Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
| November 24th 1864 | Lat
6° 45’N Long 24° 10’W |
Mrs
Highland was
taken
into the hospital at 10AM and delivered of a male child. Mother and child doing well, the parents names are Thomas and Ann Highland. J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
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| December 5th 1864 | Lat
19° 33’S Long 27° 31’W |
At
3AM Sarah Cowan the daughter of John and Mary Cowan died through dissentry and infantile remitting? Fever. Aged 3 years. Was buried at 11.30AM. J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
| December 6th 1864 | Lat
22° 20’S Long 27° 27’W |
Margaret
Jane
McKinnon
the Daughter of John and Sarah McKinnon died at 4.50PM through dissentry and infantile remitting fever. Aged 2 years. Was buried at 8PM J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
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| December 8th 1864 | Lat
28° 25’S Long 24° 6’W |
Died
James
Alexander the
Son of James and Mary Alexander through dissentery and infantile remitting fever. Aged one year and four months. Was buried at 7PM J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
| December 8th 1864 | Lat
28° 25’S Long 24° 6’W |
Mrs
Mills was
admitted
in the hospital at 10.30PM of the 8’ and was delivered of a Female child at 4AM of the 9th J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
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| December 9th 1864 | Lat
30° 53’S Long 23° 14’W |
Mrs
Watson was
taken in
the hospital at 10AM and safely delivered of a male child at 12. Mother and child doing well J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
| December 10th 1864 | Lat
31° 57’S Long 22° 13’W |
At
1 AM Rachael
Preston
the wife of James Preston was taken in the hospital and safely delivered of a female Child. Mother and Child doing well J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
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| December 11th 1864 | Lat
32° 10’S Long 21° 10W |
Died
John Leatham.
the
Son of Christopher and Rebecca Leatham at 2AM Aged 12 months and 10 days of dissentery and infantile remitting fever. Was buried at 7 AM J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
| December 13th 1864 | Lat
36° 23’S Long 12° 7’W |
Died
John Poland
the son
of John and Theresa Poland. Age one year and 10 months of dissentery and remitting fever after being in the Hospital since Dec 11th PM. J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
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| December 17th 1864 | Lat
38° 41’S Long 3° 31’W |
At
3 PM
while the doctor was
coming aft John Sutherland Seaman came behind him and crushed him. When the doctor spoke to him about it he said he did not do so. When the doctor told him he was a Blaghard he said the doctor was the same and deserved knocking and said he would do it Thomas Funnell, Master Robt W Grey, Second Mate J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Superintendant Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
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| December 17th 1864 | Lat
38° 41’S Long 3° 31’W |
Died
John the Son
of
George & Elizabeth McQuay. Aged 6 months. Buried at 10AM of dyssentery J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
| December 17th 1864 | Lat
35° 41’S Long 3° 31’W |
At
1 PM Mary
Cummin the
wife John Cummin was safely delivered of a Son. Mother and child doing well. J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
| December 18th 1864 | Lat
39° 19’S Long 00° 12’E |
Mary
the wife
Robert
Little safely delivered of a male child Still born at 8.30 PM J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
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| December 19th 1864 | Lat
39° 33’S Long 5° 30’E |
Rebecca
the wife
of
James Etherington was safely delivered of a son, both doing well. J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
| December 19th 1864 | Lat
39° 33’S Long 5° 30’E |
Died
Andrew the son of William and Rose McDowell. Aged |
| December 25th 1864 | Lat
29° 36’S Long 19° 33’E |
Ellen
Graham the
daughter of
William Graham Died through |
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| December 25th 1864 | Lat
39° 36’S Long 19° 33’E |
Died
the Infant Son of Samuel & Rebecca
Hetherington. Same day at 7 AM Thomas Funnell, Ganges Young son of Alice McDuff Aged 4 weeks J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
| December 27th 1864 | Lat
40° 35’ Long 27° 33’E |
At
2 AM Margaret Jane daughter of Samuel
& Eliza Jane Miller. Aged 12 months. Buried at 6 AM. J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
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| December
30th 1864 |
Lat
42° 19'S Long 42° 16'E |
Died
Mrs Malutahy
the wife of J Malutahy with sicks? pregnancy, dissentry and anaemia. Was buried at 11.30 AM J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
| January
1st 1865 |
Lat
43° 00’S Long 52° 23’ E |
William
Hamilton
son of Hugh & Rebecca Hamilton Died at 11.15 AM with pertuses, Bronchitis & Quinsey? Aged 2 years and 9 months J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
| January
1st 1865 |
Lat
43° 00’S Long 52° 23’E |
Robert
Graham of
Dissentry the son of T Graham Aged 2 y 9 months . Hooping Cough Buried 7 PM J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
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| January
3rd 1865 |
Lat
43° 11’S Long 66° 00'E |
Died
Elizabeth
Daughter of Thomas & Eliza Elliott Aged 4 months with Dissentry J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
| January
4th 1865 |
Lat
43° 7’S Long 70° 33'E |
At
8.45 AM Mary
wife of John Smith of a son. Mother and child doing well. J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
| January
6th 1865 |
Lat
43° 40’S Long 76° 58'E |
Found
Dead in bed
Benjamine son of William & Matilda Clark. Aged 4 months J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
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20 |
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| January
7th 1865 |
Lat
44° 8’S Long 80° 50’E |
At
6.30 AM Hannah
wife of David Dalton of a Daughter J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
| January
7th 1865 |
Lat
44° 8’S Long 80° 00’E |
At
3PM While
the crew were aloft furling the main topsail Anthony Dueskin AB & John Murphy OS fell overboard and were drowned. Ship going at the rate of 12 knots an hour & heavy sea running. Weather such no assistance could be rendered. J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
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21 |
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| January
7th 1865 |
Lat
44° 8’S Long 80° 50’E |
At
6 PM sent the
2nd Mate Mr Gray to bring the Clothes of the two Deceased men aft but found that John Murphy had none. Anthony Dueskins, were brought aft. List of Clothes Belonging to Antionio Dueskin 1 Black Jacket 4 Trousers & waistcoat 6 Towels, 1 neck tye, 1 photograph 1 pair braces, 2 cotton shirts 1 pair boots, 2 singlets, 1 serge shirt Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate Robt W Grey, Second Mate |
| January
8th 1865 |
Lat
44° 18'S Long 85° 12’E |
Died
at 3.45 PM
Jane son of John & Margaret Cathcart. Aged 11 months with Enemia J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
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22 |
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| January
10th 1865 |
Lat
44° 19’S Long 94° 37'E |
Died
at 8.30 AM
Thomas the son of James & Mary Ann Johnson. Aged 2 years of Enemia and Hooping Cough J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
| January
11th 1865 |
Lat
45° 12’ S Long 99° 56’E |
At
5 PM died
Isobella, daughter of George & Elizabeth McQuay Aged 2 and a half years with Enaemia J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
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23 |
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| January
13th 1865 |
Lat
45° 27’S Long 116° 13’E |
Died
at 10.30 AM
Catherine, daughter of Jane & Mary McNiece Aged 9 months with Hooping Cough. J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
| January
16th 1865 |
Lat
46° 13’S Long 120° 00’E |
Died
at 8 AM
Catherine, daughter of Theophilous & Mary Pratt with dental Irritation pertusus & Enaemia, buried at 10.30 AM J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
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24 |
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| January
19th 1865 |
Lat
19° 53’S Long 125° 00'E |
Died
at 5.30 AM
Thomas the son of James & Mary Moore with Dissentery, Gastritus & pertusus. Aged 4 years, buried at 7 AM J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
| January
20th 1865 |
Lat
40° 53’S Long 126° 23’E |
Died
at 8.00
AM Phebe, daughter of Robert & Eliza Hannah Aged 14 months with Gastritus, Dysentry & Dental Irritation, buried at 11 AM J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
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25 |
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| January
22nd 1865 |
Lat
43° 11’S Long 135° 19’E |
Died
at 4 PM Fanny
the daughter of Thomas & Eliza Elliott, Aged 2 years & 8 months of Gastritis, Dysentery & Enemia, buried at 9 PM. J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
| January
22nd 1865 |
Lat
43° 11"S Long 135° 19’E |
Died
at 8.30 PM
Robert the son of Robert & Dinah Miller. Aged 4 years of Gastritis, Dysentery, Enemia & Masasanus buried at 9 PM J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
| January
23rd 1865 |
Lat
44° 18’S Long 140° 14’E |
Died
David the
son of
John &
Mary Smith of Anemia Aged 19 days J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
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| January 23th 1865 | Lat
44° 18’S Long 140° 14’E |
Died
John son of
James &
Catherine (Mary - crossed out) Hicks Aged 11 months of Dysentery, Anemia, buried at midnight J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
| January 24th 1865 | Lat
44° 37’S Long 144° 56’E |
Died
at 8.30 PM Robert Henry son of William John & Elizabeth McGough Aged 18 months of Pertusus & Bronchitis Buried same night J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
| January 25th 1865 | Lat
43° 35’S Long 149° 18’E |
Died
Annie at 2 AM the daughter of Laurence & Mary Farrelly. Aged 2 and a half years of Pertusus & Dysentery Buried a 10 AM J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
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| January 25th 1865 | Lat
43° 35’S Long 149° 14’E |
Died
at 6 AM Grace the daughter of James
& Rachael Preston Aged 6 weeks of Aenemia Buried at 8 AM J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate Same day at 7.30 AM Martha daughter of Robert & Martha McCracken. Aged 2 years of pertusus & puenomia Same day at 7.30 PM the (Eliza) daughter of William & Margaret Ann Morrow. Aged 1 year & 9 months of pertusus & Bronchitis J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
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| January 25th 1865 | Lat
43° 35’S Long 149° 14’E |
Died
at 9 PM Martha daughter of Thomas & Margaret Jane Moore Aged 11 months of Dental Irritation, pertusus Bronchitis J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
| January 26th 1865 | Lat
42°23’S Long 152°34’E |
Died
at 2 PM Annie daughter of Theophilus Pratt Aged 3 years of pertusus & Masimus Buried at 4 PM J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
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| January 26th 1865 | Lat
42° 23’S Long 152° 34’E |
At
7.45 AM Teresa the wife of John Poland safely delivered of a son J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
| January 26th 1865 | Lat
42° 23’S Long 152° 34’E |
Died
Christopher
Mills the
(adopted) son of James & Mary Dilworth Aged 4 yr & 9 months of bronchitis Buried at 11 PM J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
| January 27th 1865 | Lat 40° 34’S | Died
at 1
PM the (Annie) daughter of Thaophilus & Catherine Pratt. age 5 years of Pertusis & Bronchitis, buried at 4 PM. |
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| January 28th 1865 | Lat
38° 52’S Long152°23’E |
At
5.15 AM Rebecca
the wife of James Slater safely delivered a Female child J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
| January 28th 1865 | Lat
38° 52’S Long 152° 23’E |
Died
at
7.30 PM Maria daughter of Laurence & Mary Farrelly Aged 6 years of Pertusus, Bronchitis & Dysentery J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
| January 29th 1865 | Lat
38° 28’S Long 156° 12’E |
Died
at 5 PM Jane
daughter of James & Mary McCormick aged 14 months buried at 7PM . Hooping Cough & Bronchitis J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
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| January 29th 1865 | Lat
38° 28’S Long 156° 12’E |
Died
at 5.45 PM
Elizabeth daughter of William & Rose McDowell aged 4 years of Pertusus, Bronchitis & Aenemia Buried at 7 PM J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
| January 30th 1865 | Lat
38° 13’S Long 160° 3’E |
Died
at 7 PM
Margaret daughter of George & Phoebe Hadskis. Aged 18 months of Pertusus & Bronchitis buried at 9 PM J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
| January 31st 1865 | Lat
39° 37’S Long 162° 23’E |
Died
at 12.30 PM
Dinah daughter of Henry & Elizabeth Brownlee. aged 2 years of Hooping Cough & Bronchitis J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
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| February 2nd 1865 | Lat
40° 25’S Long 165° 37’E |
Died
at 4.30 AM
Ann daughter of Thomas & Margaret Moore aged 7 years of Dysentry & Dropsey Buried at 6 AM J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate At 9 AM Mary wife of John Cowen safely delivered of a daughter J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate At 2.30 PM Died Helin daughter of Thomas & Bridget Wright aged 12 months of Pertusus & Bronchitis J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
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| February 2nd 1865 | Lat
40° 25’S Long 165° 37’E |
Mary
Ann Johnston
was safely delivered of a male child at 4.30PM J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate Mary Russell wife of John Russell abortion J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
| February 4th 1865 | Lat
38° 38’S Long 169° 13’E |
Maryann
Cheshire
the wife of John Cheshire safely delivered of a male child J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
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| February 5th 1865 | Lat
38° 29’S Log 169° 20’E |
Died
at 4 PM
Martha the daughter of Hugh & Catherine Kelly aged 2 years & 2 months of Pertusus, Bronchitis & Aenemia buried at 6 PM J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
| Lat
38° 29’S Long 169° 20’E |
Died
at 6 PM John
the son of James & Margaret Fergy of Pertusus, Dysentry & Aenemia Buried at 7 PM J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
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| February
6th 1865 |
Lat
38° 29’S Long 169° 20’E |
Died
5 PM William
John Brown son of William & Mary Brown Aged 2 years & 2 months of Dysentry, Pertusus & Bronchitis & Aenemia, buried at 8 PM J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
| February
8th 1865 |
Lat
33° 44’S Long 173° 42’E |
Died
at 4 AM Jane
daughter of Samuel Mc Clutch Aged 1 year and 10 months buried at 6 AM of Bronchitis and Dysentry J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate Same day at 2.30 PM Martha Jane daughter of William & Martha Preston aged 4 years of Dysentery & Bronchitis buried at 4 PM J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
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| Febuary
10th 1865 |
Lat
34° 31’S Long 174° 45’E |
Died
at 8.30 AM
Elron Slater Son of James & Rebecca Slater Aged 2 years 9 months of Dysentry & Aenemia buried same morning. Same day Ellen Jane, daughter of Alexander & Ellen Leech of Pertusus & Dysentry. aged 9 months J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
| February
10th 1865 |
Lat
34° 35’S Long 174° 45’E |
Died
Mary Eyre
daughter of William & Mary Eyre aged 1- 11 months of Pertusus, Dysentry & Aenemia J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
| February
12th 1865 |
Lat
34° 31’S Long 174° 45’E |
Died
Mary Bruce
daughter of Hugh & Catherine Bruce Aged 2 years of Scold, Pertusus & Aenemia J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
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37 |
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| February
12th 1865 |
Lat
34° 31’E Long 174° 45’E |
Died
Annie
Highland daughter of Thomas & Ann Highland aged 2 years, Pertusus, Merasimus . Dental Irritation & Aenemia J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate Same day Ellen wife of W H Reynolds at 4.30 AM of Dysentry. buried at 5 AM aged 43 years J de Courcy Young, Surgeon |
| February
13th 1865 |
Lat
35° 38’S Long 175° 20’E |
Died
at 7.30 PM
Mary daughter of John & Teresa Poland Aged 3 and a half years of Pertusus & Bronchitis J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
| February
14th 1865 |
Died
at 12.30
AM Eliza Jane Preston daughter of James & Rebecca Preston, aged 1 year and 10 months of Pertusus, Bronchitis, Gastritis, Dysentry & Convulsions J de Courcy Young, Surgeon Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
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| February
11th 1865 |
Lat
34° 27’S Long 174° 13’E |
At
4 AM when the
watch was called to tack ship William COKELY seaman refused to turn out. When called up by his shipmates he said he was in no hurry and did not turn out till he was called by Mr GRAY the 2nd Mate, after the ship was turned round the Captain called him aft spoke to him about it he confessed he did say so. At 5PM Charles MULLER was in the Forcastte COKELY went in, wanted to know what he had told the Captain about him before he could reply he knocked him down |
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Blacked
his Eyes
& cut his mouth very much this same COKLEY has been a very disagreeable and always threatening what he would do to his shipmates. this Entry was read over to him, his reply was the 2 Mate had not called him. Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate Robt W Grey, Second Mate |
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| February
16th 1865 |
Auckland Harbour |
At
1 AM a
disturbance broke out between J. WILLIAMS and the Emigrant Cook, Mr BROWN, the Cook using very bad language to WILLIAMS and irritating him very much, until a fight ensued |
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when
WILLIAMS tore
down the Berth Ceads? to get to the single girls. While the quarrel was going on John SUTHERLAND went below and attacked the 2nd Steward who was trying to get the others on deck and was very troublesome. William COKLEY, seaman, was also below but did not take an active part on either side, but kept saying “ Don’t bully the men” this same man has been very troublesome during the voyage. Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate Robt W Grey, Second Mate |
| February
17th 1865 |
Auckland,
NZ |
Delivered
to
Shipping Master Effects and wages due to £ s d Antonio Duskin Deceased 6 6 8 Deductions 3 2 0 Balance £ 3 4 8 Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate |
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| February 18th 1865 | Auckland,
NZ |
Seamen
DIGMAN
deserted taking his effects with him Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate Robt W Grey, Second Mate |
| February
20th 1865 |
Discharged A LAPWOOD (deleted) Alfred BRYNE Thomas MORRISON Alfred ELMES W H TUESON |
Francis
PARK
Seaman destarded? with his clothes Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate Robt W Grey, Second Mate |
| February
21st 1865 |
Edward
T FUNNELL Samuel PERRY William JAMESON J de Courcy YOUNG Surgeon |
James
LAWSON Thomas TAYLOR Benjamin EARLE William MORRIS William ANDERSON John LINDSAY Articled Seaman Deserted with their effects also R JOHNSON Thomas FUNNELL, Master Thomas WOOLLEY, 1st Mate Robt. W GREY, 2nd Mate |
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42 |
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| March
17th 1865 |
Auckland Discharged Alfred LAPWOOD |
William
COKELY
& John WILLIAMS eserted taking their effects with them |
| March
21st 1865 |
Charles
& John
MULLER & Henry FINCH Seamen Deserted with their effects Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate Robt W Grey, Second Mate |
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| March
27th 1865 |
William
LOCK & John SUTHERLAND Seamen deserted with their effects Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate Robt W Grey, Second Mate |
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| March
31st 1865 |
Auckland |
Discharged Thomas William CLARK, Purser |
| July
31st 1865 |
Calcutta |
Discharged
6 seamen William PEEL Chas WILLSON John CUNNINGHAM John BAKER John KELLY William THORNTON Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate Robt W Grey, Second Mate |
| July
31st 1865 |
Calcutta Not joined |
Shipped
6
seamen Frank SOVELL James McDONALD William JOHNSON John NICHOLAS William WINTER John PENNEY |
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| September
6th 1865 |
Calcutta |
Discharged
two
seamen James McDONALD Henry MARCHFIELD |
| September
7th 1865 |
Not joined |
Shipped
two seamen John SECTANT William PENING Thomas Funnell, Master Thomas Woolley, 1st Mate Robt W Grey, Second Mate |
| September
22nd 1865 |
Calcutta |
Engaged
4
Seamen namely Andrew CATCHPOLE Alfred DULALE James WRIGHT Samuel WHITNEY the later being a distressed seaman : sent home |