Cashmere1852

Cashmere
Ship: 640 tons
Captain: George Pearson
Surgeon Superintendent:

Sailed London October 24th 1852 - arrived New Plymouth
                                                                                            Auckland May 9th 1853

The Cashmere, a ship of 640 tons, brought many of our early settlers to the Dominion. She made five voyages to Auckland, two to Lyttelton, and one each to nelson and Dunedin. The Cashmere had more comfortable accommodation for passengers than many other vessels coming out in the 'fifties, and many of our pioneers selected this ship when making a trip to the Homeland. The Cashmere was well found and generally had favourable runs out and home.
White Wings - Sir Henry Brett

Name Age County Occupation
Passengers
Bell Elizabeth
Brooks James
Elizabeth
3 children
Bunn Fanny
Cornish Sydney
Charlotte
Daughter
Danvers Boswell
Dalton Ellen
Donken Catherine
Herbert
Elias Charlotte
Ferguson Donald
Catherine
2 children
Fleming George
Gavin James
Gorton John
Hankin George
Lydia
Hay Robert
Heath Sarah
Hill Henry
Isabella
Mary
Shirley
Maria
Henry
Walter
Georgina
Roger
Alice
Hobbs Thomas
Ibbotson Thomas
Jones Eliza
Kirkham Mary
Knapman Edward
Edward
Henry
Lanfear Jane
Lawson James
Lock Samuel
S
Lusk James
MacIntyre Agnes
McKay William
Mills John
Nicklin Charles
Osborne Latham
Mary Ann
Porter William
Maria
Alfred
Augustine
Priske Philip
Phoebe
Scott William
Robert
Jane
Stewart Thomas
Tomes Mary
Toodood Herbert
Tophill William
Walker Emma
White George
Williams Henry
Hannah
Mary Ann
William
Mrs
May
James
Wright Christina
3 children
                                           

Copyright Denise & Peter 2004 - 2007

Reference:
The Taranaki Herald
The New Zealander May 11th 1853