AmeliaThompson

*Name*		Age	Occupation	Comments
Cabin Passengers
Baker	Miss	27
Brown	Edwin	40
	Mrs	33		Delivered June 14^th female
	Master	4
	Female child	Infant		Born on board
Brown	Charles Esq	23
Cooke	George John Esq	27
Davey	Captain Leyson Hopkins	58
	Master	10
Evans	James Esq	27	Surgeon Superintendent
Goodall	Isaac	29
Halse	Henry Esq	26
	William Esq	24
Ibbetson	Thomas	22
King	Captain RN	50
	Mrs	49
	Master	10
Lewthwaite	John	25
Marshall	Edmund	26
Wallace	John	56
Webster	James Esq	30
	Mrs	27		Delivered April 15^th male child
	Miss	6
	Frederick Lewis	2
	William Dawson	Infant		Born on board
Intermediate Passengers
Browne	Miss A	34
Merchant	Charles E Esq	26
	Mrs	27
	Child	6
	Child	4		Died on board
St George	George Esq	30		"G St George Esq paid his passage as a cabin passenger & came the voyage as such"
Veale	John	60
	Mrs	63
Steerage Passengers
Allen	William	26	Agricultural Labourer
	Prudence	25
	Thomas	2
	John	11 months
Autridge	Charles	25	Agricultural Labourer
	Frances	23
	John	5
Bayly	William	30	Yeoman
	Elizabeth	26
	Daniel	6
	Ann	2
	Jane	11 months
Bayly	Thomas	36	Yeoman
	Susan	35
	Elizabeth	10
	Thomas	8
	William	6
	Ann	4
	Isaac	11 months
Bayly	James	25	Agricultural Labourer
	Grace	22
	Arthur	1
Bassett	William	26	Carpenter
Billing	William	39
	Eliza	20
	Mary	8 months
Bullott	Eugene	27	Carpenter
	Susan	25
	Edward	2
	Jane	9 months		Died the 25^th March from acute inflammation of the chest.
Dalby	Henry	28	Draper
Downe	James	24	Agricultural labourer
Edgcumbe	William	26	Agricultural Labourer
	Ann	25
	James	1		Died of consumption June 7^th having been ill all the voyage
Elliot	Peter	24	Agricultural Labourer
	Ann	21		Delivered the 29^th of April of a female child
	Female child	Infant		Born on board
Fishleigh	Samuel	29	Blacksmith
Giddy	George	30	Agricultural Labourer
	Sarah	27
	Mary	1
	Sally Ann	3 months
Grylls	Richard	37	Carpenter
	Ann	29
	Eliza	4
	John	11 months
Hambly	Charles	39	Agricultural Labourer
	Mary	36
	John Rundle	11
	Caroline	10
	Charles	9
	Mary Jane	7
Harris	Jane	25	Domestic Servant
Hicks	Thomas	32	Tailor
	Ann	28
Hoskin	Arthur	29	Cooper & Sawyer
	Eliza	27
	William	8
	Arthur	1
Hoskin	Josias	25	Shoemaker
	Elizabeth	24
Hunt	Edward	22	Smith
	Susan	23
	Edward	7 months
Johnson	John	28	Servant
	Mary	25		Delivered Sept 1^st male child
	Mary	5
	William	1
	John	Infant		Born on board
Jones	Edward	29	Agricultural Labourer
	Catherine	26		Catherine Jones died August 8^th from inflammation of the bowels on. On a post mortem examination the intestines were found much ulcerated.
	Edward	8
Lukies	William	31	Blacksmith
	Eliza	27
	William John	7
	Elizabeth	5
	Emily	2
Matthews	Samuel	25	Agricultural Labourer
	Susannah	22
Medland	John	31	Clerk to Capt King
	Grace	27
Newland	John	41	Builder
	Frances	30
	Frances Agnes	13
	Susan	8
	John	6
	William	2
Oliver	James	35	Agricultural Labourer
	Ruth	38
	John	11
	William	9
	Samuel	8
	Matilda	4		Died July 19^thfrom consumption unwell when taken on board
	Francis	11 months
Oliver	Samuel	21	Miller
Oliver	Mary	16	Domestic Servant
Oxenham	Thomas	34	Carpenter
	Elizabeth	29		Delivered June 18th male child
	Ann	6
	Susannah	4
	Hannah	2
	Male child	Infant		Born on board
Paynter	William	30	Agricultural Labourer
	Sarah	27
	William	11 months
Pearce	James	29
	Grace	24
	Child	Infant		The infant child died of the hooping cough the 8^th August
Perry	John	45
	Frances	43		Delivered March 8^th male
	Bennett	20
	Mary	16
	Frances	14
	Elizabeth	12
	William	9
	Francis	5
	Walter	2
	Edwin	Infant		Born on board
Roberts	William	28	Sawyer
	Mary	29
	John	2
	Mary Ann	8 months		Died May 29^th from hooping cough
	Jane
Rundle	Richard	34	Carpenter
	Ann	33
	John	12
	William	11
	Richard	9
	Ann	7
	Hannah	5
	Sally	4
	Jane	8 months
Sandercock	Sarah	23	Domestic Servant
Screech	Caroline	18	Domestic Servant
Seccombe	Richard	35	Agricultural Labourer
	Sally	33
	William Henry	8
	John	7
Shaw	Ebenezer John	11
	James Thomas	49	Shipwright
	Jane	45		Delivered September 3^rd male
	Matilda Jane	20
	Sarah Thomazin	14
	Mary Ann	12
	Lydia Elizabeth	7
	Thomas William	4
	Female child	Infant		Born on board
Shaxon	William	23	Agricultural Labourer
	Mary Ann	20		Mary Ann Shaxon died April 9^th from plurisy having had previously a disease of the heart.
Shepherd	John	22	Tailor
Veale	Hannah	22	Farm Servant
	Jane	20	Farm Servant
	Prudence	16	Farm Servant
Veale	Thomas	18	Agricultural Labourer
Wallace	Robert Douglas	16	Engineer
Williams	John	37	Yeoman
Wood	Richard	29	Blacksmith
	Elizabeth	23
	Harriet	2

ALLEN family: William Allen and his wife Prudence (Nee Hooper) arrived in New Plymouth with two children, John Hooper Allen and Thomas Allen. In New Plymouth they had three further children, William, Martha and William Samuel Allen. William senior’s past is still a bit of a mystery, we know that he was put into an agricultural apprenticeship at the age of seven. He was reputed to have been a very strong and hardworking man. I have a copy of a photo of William (senior ) and Prudence Allen taken in later life. I am descended from William Allen junior and his wife Emily James. William senior’s descendants now number in their thousands. A Reunion was held in the 1970’s and family trees were constructed for these. Another researcher is computerising these currently. Please feel to contact me if you think you may be related [email protected]

ALLEN/ALLIN family William ALLEN/ALLIN, born to Mary Allin and Charles Stanhope, the third Earl of Stanhope, Chevening, Kent, England. (Lord of the Manor of Holsworthy, Devonshire), was christened in February 1810 at Holsworthy, Devonshire, England. He married Prudence Hooper, the daughter of John and Martha Hooper, and who was christened on April 28th 1811 at Week St. Mary, Cornwall, England. William was paid off by his father's family, to go to New Zealand, as he was a threat to the heir of the family fortune and title. In 1841 he emigrated aboard the Amelia Thompson with his wife and 2 small sons: Thomas born January 7th 1839 and John Hooper christened March 1st 1840, both at Holsworthy, Devonshire. Following their arrival three more children were born in NZ : William "Samuel" born November 27th 1843, Martha born December 31st 1849 and William born June 18th 1856 all at Mangorei, New Plymouth. William senior bought three farms in the New Plymouth area and was known as a man of exceptional physical strength, which he attributed to having been apprenticed to a farmer at the age of 7 years, following the death of his mother, and to having to work hard in all weathers. He never knew what it was to feel tired. He was an expert axeman, as were two of his sons Thomas and John. William senior died on April 27th 1893, at New Plymouth and Prudence on October 13th 1889 also at New Plymouth. Both are buried at Te Henui Cemetery, New Plymouth. If you have a connection with this family or wish to know more please contact Cynthia Glover.