Passengers sailing between San Francisco & Sydney / and Sydney & San Francisco 1849-1851

extracted from The Shipping Gazette and Sydney general trade list; from the digitised version of the Sydney Shipping Gazette found at the National Library of Australia website. These lists name each person or family group on board without distinguishing between cabin or steerage passengers. The lists below are just a sampling of what is available on the digitalized SSG.

Most lists don't name the children, however, the Una list appears to name all family members. Some of the lists are in quasi-alphabetical order, which makes them easier to search, but always read the lists to the end. Some passengers appear to travel both ways (business?) where others (eg. aboard Una 212 passengers) seems to show quite a large number of Irish and Scots. Did they arrive in Sydney, only to re-embark for San Francisco ?

San Francisco to Sydney | Sydney to San Francisco

Sydney Shipping Gazette, Volume 8, Number 356 (11 Jan. 1851) p. 353—Passengers to California:—Difficulties have occasionally arisen in consequence of persons getting away to California without the knowledge of those with whom they have been connected in business—or, in other words, bolting. This could scarcely occur if the parties interested were to pay a visit to the Water Police Court, and look after the clearances. Information will readily be given by the Officers of the Court and no person can escape from temporary difficulties in this way without detection, if he is looked after. The list of passengers by the Emerald Isle can be seen at the Water Police Office. (ship Emerald Isle, 501 tons, Captain Holt, sailed from Sydney for San Francisco 18th January 1851 with above 100 passengers [no published list])

Sydney Shipping Gazette, Volume 6, Number 271 (26 May 1849) p. 140

barque Volunteer, 250 tons, Captain Wingfield
from Sydney 24th May 1849, for Auckland and California

for California
Mr. Gwynne	Mr.& Mrs. Morris & daughter	Mr.& Mrs. Smyth, two children and servant
Mr. Panton	Mr. S. Herring	Mr.& Mrs. King & two children
Mr. W. Jacques	Mr.& Mrs. Miller	Mr. John Panthen
Mr.& Mrs. J. McEvoy & child	Mr. John Hickson	Mr. W.B. Boyce
Mr. J.A. Barber	Mr. J.P. Davis	Mrs.& Miss Davis
Mr. A. Salamon	Miss Harris	Mr. A. Gosney
Mr. J. Pilgrim	Mr. James Knight	Mr. T. Campbell
Mr. T. Hayes junior	Mr. John Adam	Mr. James Adam
Mr. W. Henderson	Mr. Cosgrove	Mr. T. Long
Mr. M. Farrelly	Mr. Kettlewell	Mr. Gabriel
Mrs. Myers & son	Mr. T. Hart	Mr. T. Smith
Mr. J. Jones	Mr. E. Garland	Mr. Woodward
Mr. James Knight (duplication?)	Mr. Campbell (duplication?)	Captain Humphreys
Mr. P. Griffin	Mr. R. Murray
for Auckland
Miss Smithson	Mrs. McCaul	Mr. J. McLean
Mr.& Mrs. McSweeney & four children	Mr. John Little	Mr. Thompson and two children
Mr. Bank	Mr. Hayes senior	Mr. James Bradley
Mr.& Mrs. Elder & daughter

Sydney Shipping Gazette, Volume 6, Number 271 (26 May 1849) p. 140

barque Louisa, 307 tons, Captain Mailler
from Sydney, cleared 23rd May sailed 26th May 1849, for California

Mr. Blackenberg	Mr. Suttor	Mr. Bertleson
Mr. J.S. Lloyd	Mr. Freer	Mr. Turner
Mr. R. Orr	Mr. J. Etheridge	Mr. H. Atkinson
Mr. P. Power	Mr.& Mrs. Bradsley & child	Mr.& Mrs. James Johnson
Mr.& Mrs. G. King	Mr.& Mrs. J.G. Cashman & child	Mr.& Mrs. Thomas McKey
Mr.& Mrs. James McCaffrey & three children	Mr.& Mrs. James Wilcox	Mr.& Mrs. R. Bruce
Mr.& Mrs. A. Wilkie	Mr.& Mrs. W. McKenna & three children	Mr.& Mrs. C. Beaver
Messrs. W. Bennett	A. Walsh	S. Whittaker
S. Brock	J. Roulston	J. Green
M. Fitzpatrick	G. Thew	W. Grant
W. Scott	G. Wilson	T. Nester
T. Hughes	T. Holt	G. Bardwell
J. Stephens	H. James	C. Forster
Isaac Male	T. McGee	D. McLean
J. Jebo	T. Armstrong	T. Weigall
Charles Cooper	Samuel Cooper	P. Joyce
H. McCaffrey	R. Redman	J.C. Miller
H. Lee	H. Strong	D. McRae
E. Felton	A. Mayo	R. Collins
C. Ruxton	W. McKenna

Sydney Shipping Gazette, Volume 6, Number 272 (2 June 1849) p. 148

brig Regia, 181 tons, Captain Johnson (see below)
from Sydney, cleared 1st June sailed 5th June 1849, for California
(additional passengers named, possibly boarded at Auckland or Honolulu)

Sydney Shipping Gazette, Volume 7, Number 303 (5 Jan. 1850) p. 2

[Advertisement]
Brig Regia, Port San Francisco, August 29, 1849

Captain Johnson—Sir,—We, now at the termination of our voyage, which although we at one time considered protracted, has nevertheless been more speedy and successful than that of any other vessel which preceded us, beg to express our sincere thanks for the kindness you have shown us thoughout, and the attention you have in every case paid to our wants. Although perhaps we are exceeding our bounds in making any remark with respect to the navigation of the vessel, we cannot omit mentioning the able manner in which, notwithstanding the dense fog by which we have been surrounded, and the very defective chart which you had to guide you, you have brought us safely into port. We heartily congratulate you on your safe arrival, and our best wishes for your future welfare and happiness, we beg to subscribe ourselves.

Yours very truely,

H.N. Greenwell, W.H. Wyatt, Charles Stenart, Wm. Smith, Thomas Kington, C.J. Tibbey jun., John Fairweather, Richard Day, George Howell, George W. Graham, Charles Pasfield, Henry A. Miller, M.W. Appleton, Wm. Phillips, J. Anderson, G. Carlenary, James Greenwood, H.E. Rowland & family, Michael Farrelly, C.E. Jones, F. Burnell Jones, A. Anderson, J. Robinson, H.D. Brown, Wm. Munro, William Hughes, Wm. L. Johnson, James Smith, R. Mathason

---

To the Passengers on board the Regia

Gentlemen,—It was with much pleasure that I last night received an address expressive of your congratulation on the termination of our voyage, and conveying your thanks for my kindness and attention during the passage. I beg to answer you that I feel highly gratified to find that my endeavours to promote your comfort have been so appreciated as to elicit such an agreeable mark of your esteem, and cannot but remark on our arrival in this much wished for harbour, that during many periods of our voyage your steadiness and excellent behavious called forth my admiration, and will, I trust, in the new world we have now reached, command the success and properity which you so well deserve.

Yours, &c.
R. Johnson

Sydney Shipping Gazette, Volume 7, Number 306 (26 Jan. 1850) p. 26

schooner Esther, 54 tons, Captain Cooney
from Sydney 23rd January 1850, for San Francisco

Mr. J. Weir	Mr. Thomas Fleming	Mr. C. Furlong
Mr. Kennedy	Mr. S.A. Bloomfield	Mr. A. Elliott
Mr. J. Lloyd	Mr. J. Bird	Mr. John Pretty
Mr. Joseph Gardner	Mr. P. Doyle	Master Doyle
Mr. Matthew Kearne	Mr. Henry McCade	Mr. John White

Sydney Shipping Gazette, Volume 7, Number 306 (26 Jan. 1850) p. 26

barque Orator, 443 tons, Captain Tayt
from Sydney 23rd January 1850, for San Francisco

Mr.& Mrs. McVitie	Mr. Cowper	Dr. Nuttall
Master Wilmington	R.C. Lawrie	J. Dixon
C.A. Etherington & wife	W. Platte	Mr. Jordan, wife & two daughters
M. Graham	T. Murray	P. Fitzpatrick
J. Parslowe, wife, daughter & son	R. Hogan	R. Snoke
M. Prindible	P. Clark	C. Callaghan
W. Porter & wife	B. Sellers & wife	J. Nalty
T. Scott	J. Williams & wife	L. McPherson
C.R. Baker	W. Keeler	Elizabeth Wheeler
W. Crispin	Charles Beckett, wife, son & daughter	J. Burgess
M. Ward, wife & three children	L. Anderson	James Roach & wife
C. James, wife & daughter	J. Elsley	J. McMahon
H.R. and J. McRobert	G.T. Harrex	J. Richardson & wife
Catherine Farley	Sarah Clark	O. Carney
W. Connelly	J. Reynolds	G. and W. Mann
W. Clay	W. Brain	A. Tham & wife
T. Prince	S. Shaw, wife & two children	G. Shaw
J. Mitchell, wife, two daughters & three sons	John Gorman, wife , daughter & son	G. Bowler
M. O'Neill	T. Munn	W. Tighe
S. Wellham	R. Moore	H. Crane
W. Morgan	W. Howitt	J. Johnson
J. Conway	George Hall	J. Wakelin, wife & two children
J. McWalters, wife & daughter	J. McDonald & wife	J. Hall, wife, daughter & son
P. Speerin	M. Devlin	J. O'Boyle, wife & daughter
H. Rubey	S. Brown	J. Rook
P. Ford	J. Heron & wife	C. Joynte
H. Macky	Miss Palmby	T. Holmes, wife, three sons & one daughter
E. Cresswell	J.J. Shea	W.S. Manez
D. McMillan	Bridget Green	M. Russell & wife
T. Fox	J. Lynch	W. Green
J. Hurley & wife	Catherine Tighe	J. and Mary Boyne
P. Regan	Catherine McCarty & two children	M. O'Dea
Stephen Butts	Charles Butts	G. Pettit
G. Palmer	C. Derragh	A. Moreau
P. Sullivan	H. Higgins	A. Higgins & wife
J. Harrington	S. Thompson & wife

Sydney Shipping Gazette, Volume 7, Number 308 (09 Feb. 1850) p. 38

barque Reaper, 423 tons, Captain Rose
from Sydney 4th February 1850, for Auckland and California

Sydney Shipping Gazette, Volume 7, Number 308 (09 Feb. 1850) pp. 38-39

ship Harmony, 520 tons, Captain Papps
from Sydney 7th February 1850, for San Francisco

Mr. S. McWalters	Mr. F. Mitchell	Mr. F. Watkins
Dr. Wilson	Mr. W. Osborne	Mr. W. Sinclair
Alexander Gillan	Miss Courtenay	Mr. J. Jennings
Mrs. Jennings & three children	Mr. J.I. Kettle	Miss Sullivan
Mrs. Jamieson & three children	Mrs. Papps & four children	John Goodyer & wife & two daughters & son
Edward Hymes	William Benson & wife	Joseph Froggart
Thomas Hunter	William Hunter	Michael Wallace
Robert Power & wife & son	Mary Jane Lewis	Joseph Hebbson
Paul McDonough	William Haslett	William Williamson (1st)
Jeremiah Newnan & wife (Newman?)	George Stacy	John Prosper
James Stewart & wife & son	John Davis & wife & child	Jeremiah O'Neil & wife & two daughters & son
James Bennet	Frances McDonough	Charles Falconer
D.W.T. Galliott	James Nagle	Jeremiah Harnett
William Piper	Thomas Lloyd	J.P. Wolmersley (Womersley)
Martin Gleeson	William Williamson (2nd)	W.M.J. Ryan
John Kennedy	James David McCorbett	James Davis
Patrick Kelly	William Monroe & wife & child	John Fox
Thomas Railly & wife (Reilly?)	Hugh White	John Freeman
Thomas Keegan & wife & son	Thomas Donohoe	Thomas Hanley
Cormick Smith	John Lucas	Alfred Shean & wife & two children
Daniel Sullivan	William Williamson (3rd)	Alexander Davidson
James Meadowcroft	Frederick Britcher	Thomas Rice
Robert White & wife	John Yard	Simeon Napper
Henry Stirling	James Stirling	Alexander Stirling
John Houringan & wife & son & daughter	Ezekiel Scott	William Halley
Robert Speaight	Thomas G. Jerrod	Daniel Jackson
James Cotter	John Drain	Matthew Coleman
Michael Carroll	Thomas Newman	John McMaster
Nathan Hollingworth	Joseph Dorman	Pierce Butler
Thomas Aaron	Peter Taylor	Thomas Farrier & wife
Lambert Wood	John Wilson	Creesy Broderick
William Broderick	Robert Anderson	Robert Swaithwaite & wife & son
Henry Brown	Isaac Raphael	John Henry Daniel Lenehan
Peter McLaughlin	David Grear	John Stoker
John Stoker	George Blakey	John Broom
George B. Peate	Edward Smith	John Lamber
Thomas Baird	Alexander Morrison & wife	John Mooney
John Maddon	Alexander White	William Anderson & wife
William Taylor	James Suffraea	D.D. McBride & wife & daughter
John Kaine	Thomas Corthress	William Allarton
Albert Doeg	Peter Magin	H.S. Hayes & wife & seven sons & three daughters
Edward Short	Timothy Quinlan	John Robinson
Dennis Hayes	Thomas Hall	Lawrence Nowlan & wife & three sons
James Brown	Joseph Smart	Henry Trickett
John Robinson	Thomas Jones	Edwin Froome
George Rhodes	George Odgers	John McNichol & wife & two children
Richard Beecher	John Beecher	John Bagster & wife & child
William Welsh	John Neale	John Mullen & wife & daughter
Edward Mora & wife	John Cornelius Thompson	John Cockerel
Mary Hunter	Margaret Hardnett	Emma Womersley (Wolmersley)

Sydney Shipping Gazette, Volume 7, Number 310 (23 Feb. 1850)

barque Ralph Bernal, 315 tons, Captain McLaren
from Sydney 17th February 1850, for San Francisco

Mrs. McLaren	Mr. James Cameron	Mr. J.M. Neibel
Captain John Broomfield	Mr. John Young	Mr. S. Cutler
Captain Bunker	Mrs. Fuchs	Mr. Nyle
Mr. T. Crispp	Mr. W. Crispp	Mr. W. Thomas
John Temple	J.L. McCalie	John Fox
Fergus McMahon	James Wilson	John Montgomery & wife
Edward Murphy & wife	Patrick Doughty	John Byrnes
Joseph Nicholson	W. Clarke	Henry Smith
Kenneth McLean, wife & three children	John, Ronald, Flora and Mary McDonald	Michael Cox
William Whittenburg & wife	David Warnock & wife	Mary Bolan
William Cotton	Josiah Gray	John Herring
Samuel Johnson	James Davies	Thomas Carlan & son
Matthew Whitby	William Palmer	T.C. Waddle
A. McLean	John Hutchinson	Patrick Barrow & wife
James Field	John and William O'Neil	Thomas Burns
Peter Grant	James and Patrick Kerioni [?]	Martin Knaresborough
Patrick King	John Hogan	Herbert Tromer
James O'Hard	James Earingey	John Fell
Thomas Culbert & wife	Thomas Abdey	James Brown
Peter Hoffman	George Goodwin	Mrs. Cook
Henry Wissman	John Styles	John Lowe
Samuel James	Joseph Bennett	Timothy Murphy
John Burn	John Bradley	John McManus & wife
Samuel Ridgeway	Arthur Edwards, wife & child	Ralph Davies & wife
Charles Armis & wife	Nicholas Smith & wife	John Hood
James Mayter	Thomas Taylor	Vincent Milatovitch
James Rusten	Edward Terry Wilson	Henry Axon, wife & child
Edward Dockril & wife	William Hunt	Ellen M. Ireland
Patrick McManus	John Arthur	Joseph Davis
William Winstanley

Sydney Shipping Gazette, Volume 7, Number 311 (2 March 1850) p. 62

barque William and Mary, 536 tons, Captain Peters
from Sydney 27th February 1850, for San Francisco

Mr.& Mrs. Israel Solomon & seven children	Mr. Henry Jacob	Mr. Richard Larrett
Mr.& Mrs. John Hulle & three children	Mr. J. Clarey	Mrs. Knox & child
Miss Dickenson	Thomas Atkinson	M. Archibald
John Adams	John Anderson, wife & six children	John Atkinson
William Brogda	William Browne, wife & three children	Patrick and James Breen & two children
Nicholas Brady, wife & six children	Patrick Barnes, wife & three children	George Butler & wife
John Bourke, wife & three children	Jacob Basin	Charles Brown
John Donald Beatson & wife	Thomas Boxhall & wife	John James Barton, wife & child
Robert Baker	John and Charles Beatson	Benjamin Bryant & wife
Joseph Brown	Samuel Baxter	Johanna Croagh
Thomas Connolly	William Carter & wife	Isaac Cooper
Alexander Corbett	James Currie	Henry Coyne
Timothy Connor & wife	Thomas Carew	Michael Cooney
Eliza Jane Macdonald	Mr. Davies & wife	Stephen Davies
Laurence Davidson	Michael Dunn & child	Alexander Douglas
John and Joseph Dunbar *	John and Michael Dunn & child	John Dodds
James Doyle	George Elliott	John Henry Fedden & wife
James Foster	Joseph Francis	Alexander Forbes
John Freeman	Alexander Fury	Michael and Patrick Galvin
Thomas Gilroy	Thomas George	William Grace
Sarah Harris	Thomas Hughes	John Hennessy
John Hennessy junior & child	Bartholomew Hatier	James Harris
Richard Hicks & wife	Richard Henden	Edmund Hickey
Michael Hayes	William Jenkins	Joseph James
Joseph Jager & wife	Christopher James	Francis Henry Jermain
John Jackson	Miss Eliza Jackson & two children	Joseph Somers
[Mr.] Jager	George Keane & wife	John and Ellen Keane & child
Martin Keefe	Mrs. Keller & three children	William Kent
James Kellien	Henry Keek / Keck / Keok junior	James Keighan
George Lees	John Lynam, wife & two children	John McConnell
Thomas Meals *	David Maloney	Patrick Sheady Macnamara
Mathew Maloney	John Macpherson	Mrs. Frances McLeod & child
Mrs. Jane McCarthy & five children	two Mrs. Mitchell & three children	James Macnamara & wife
William Manning	Charles Cornelius Mowbray	John McCatley
George Mulnice	Thomas McGrohy	John Macdonald
Thomas McKale, wife & child	John and James Mackell	James McKale & wife
James McClemand	Richard Maher & wife	Mrs. Jane Maloney
John Melville	Richard Nagle	John Pointer
Richard Plunkett	Thomas Pendergrast & wife	Thomas Plunkett, wife & five children
James Quin	Terence Rilley	Michael Ryan
Henry Reid	Cornelius Ryan, wife & three children	Laurence Roache
James Rocks & wife *	James Russell	Thomas Ryan & wife
Richard Roebuck	John Stewart	Samuel Schofield
John Sellings	Maurice Scanlan & wife	Michael Scanlan
Edwin Stace	James Salt & wife	Mrs. Sarah Swan
John Stapleton	Thomas Skinner	George Sowerby
James Toole	Samuel Taylor	James Tansley
J. Turner	William P. Wall, wife & six children	John Woddington
John Williamson & wife	Michael Walsh	John Wood
Joseph Wassin	John Woodcock	William Williamson
Mathew McEweny	Henry Wait

*John and Joseph Dunbar, James Rocks & wife and Thomas Meal(s) (with wife) may have returned to Sydney on the Henry Harbeck on 9th January 1851 (see below)

Sydney Shipping Gazette, Volume 7, Number 316 (6 April 1850)

ship Una, 793 tons, Captain Causzar
from Sydney, cleared 3rd April sailed 7th April 1850, for San Francisco

Mr. William Tredwen, surgeon	Alfred Hearn	Thomas Armstrong
James Henry Olliff	John Morris	Mrs. Maria J. Morris
Miss Margaret Morris	Miss Maria Morris	Miss Theresa Morris
Mrs. Shaw	Mrs. Elizabeth Bunnacle	Mr. Augustus Olbrecht
Mrs. Charlotte Olbrecht	Master Augustus Olbrecht	Miss Grace Olbrecht
Mr. James Harrison	Mrs. Harrison	Mr. James Thompson
Miss Harrison	Captain Robert Hosking	Mr. H.C. Fretz
Mrs. Fretz	Miss E.T. Fretz	Miss Ann Fretz
Mr. Johnson	Mrs. Cooper	John Boyd
William Burgiss	Thomas Bennett	Ann Brown
Robert Brand	W.G. Burgiss	Tristram Bowd
Edward P. Bedwell	Thirza Bedwell	Hugh Bannan
Martin Bateman	William Bridges	Tristram Baxter
Michael Cunningham	Martha Clist	James R. Carter
Thomas Cunningham	Hugh Cameron	Patrick Casey
William Clay	Margaret Clay	John Canty
Patrick Corcoran	Daniel Doyle	Jane Dynan
Ann Daly	Francis R. de Ligny	John Downing
Patrick Doyle	Mary Doyle	Esther Doyle
Mary Ann Doyle	Peter Doyle	Ann Doyle
John Dyer	Michael Doherty	Patrick Floyd
Thomas Filmer	Patrick Foley	Patrick Gilligan
Maria Gilligan	John Griffin	Edward Hamlin
Jane Heckenberg	Theodore Heckenberg	Bartholomew Hoare
James Hewston	James Holmes	William Harley
Edmund Hayes	Catherine Horn	John Kinsley
Edmund Kinsley	Michael Kett	John Loveday
John Love	Mary Lancaster	Alfred Lakeman
John Levitt	John Lockhart	John Lindsay
Cornelius Leahy	Ellen Leahy	Ellen Leahy junior
James Mulhare	Patrick Mullen	William Moulder
William McGrogan	James McCue	Patrick Mulligan
Robert Mulligan	Thomas Meligan	Elizabeth Mooney
John McKinnon	Thomas Michael	Thomas McCage
James McGuire	Thomas Nance	Michael Mulcahy
Johanna Mulcahy	James McKinnon	Jeremiah Murphy
Michael McMahon	Esther McHinnon (McKinnon ?)	William Pattison
John Price	William Pemberton	Hannah Pemberton
Richard Pemberton	Ellen Pemberton	William Pemberton
John Quigley	Edward Rawlins	William Reid
John Roache	Hutchinson Reeson	James Raven
Mary Raven	George Scott	Elizabeth Scott
Robert Spencer	Michael Shelby	Margaret Shelby
Henry Snell	Timothy Sullivan	Benjamin Sullivan
William Snodgrass	Mary Ann Savory	Mary Ann Savory
William Stewart	Anthony Thorply	John Taylor
Henry Terry	Thomas Varney	William Wood
James C. Warden	William Williams	James Wright
Bridget Wright	Margaret Wright	Roger Wright
Thomas Wright	Joseph Windred	Mary Windred
Abraham Watson	Charles Frederick Wright	Alexander Bond
Henry Burton	Thomas Callaghan	Henry T. Holbrook
Martha Holbrook	Margaret Holbrook	Margaret Dunn
Laurence Dunn	William Dunn	Cornelius Dunn
John Dunn	Esther Dunn	Michael Dunn
John McGowan	Mary McGowan	John P. Malveny
Ellen O'Melveny	James Watts	Henry Horn
David Bow	Michael O'Brien	John Ross
Lydiatt Ashley	Catherine Ashley	Edward Lewell
Thomas McCauley	Henry Hughes	William Handcock
Eliza Handcock	Thomas Handcock	Elizabeth Handcock
William Handcock	Richard Handcock	William McDowell
George Bateman	Michael Murphy	James Robinson
Thomas Woods	James Potter	Jerald Cullen
George Hall	Agnes Hall	Ann Leary
Emanuel Wolfe	Jacob Myers	Charles Munro
Michael Lynch	Andrew McMann	Angus Kennedy
Walter Renwick	Donald McDonald	Samuel Renwick
Angus McGillivray	Michael Connor	Elizabeth Barry
James Doran	Ellen Doran	Mary Doran
Catherine Doran	John Doran

Sydney Shipping Gazette, Volume 8, Number 356 (11 Jan. 1851) pp. 350, 355

barque Emma, 295 tons, Captain Devlin
from San Francisco 23rd November 1850, arrived Sydney 7th January 1851

The Emma:— Captain Devlin has kindly favoured us with the following interesting account of this vessel's passage:— The above vessel sailed from the anchorage on the 23rd November, 1850, and has made the passage over in forty-five days, and from land to land in thirty-seven days, having been beating off a lee shore the first seven days after leaving the port, with gales veering between south-west and west-south-west, and a mountainous sea from the westward. She ran from the land to the Line in sixteen days, which she crossed in 156'50 west, carrying strong winds the whole time between north-east and east, passed seventy miles to the eastward of the Navigator group, and within one mile of the island of Vavau ; sighted Turtle Island, and carried moderate winds between north-east and east-north-east to the extreme of the Southern Tropic, when I experienced a series of moderate gales between west-north-west and north-west, accompanied with much thunder, lightning and rain. Barometer receded to 29'40 and stood so for six days in continuance. Sighted Lord Howe's Island on the 1st January, and experienced light south-west winds and fine weather for several days. On the 4th had a strong southerly gale, which lasted eighteen hours, when the wind became light at south-east to east, with fine weather, until I made land yesterday of Newcastle. Made the run for the meridian of Sandwich Islands to Sydney Heads in twenty-seven days.

Mr. E.H. Hargraves	Mr. Frederick Lockyer	Mr. Frederick Shrove
Mr. J. Walford	Master Anderson	Mr. Sloman
Mr.& Mrs. Leaner	Mr.& Mrs. Simmons	Miss Simmons
Mr.& Mrs. Ridgley & son	Mr. Mullair	Mr. O'Neil
Mr. Slatterie	Mr. Quark	Mr. Moore
Mr. Carr	Mr. Nowlan	Mr. Thompson
Mr. McMichael	Mr.& Mrs. Otto	Mr.& Mrs. Williamson
Mr. Goaney	Mr. White	Mr. Brown
Mr. Jamieson	Mr. Cunningham	Mr. Cowper
Mr. Simpson	Mr. McCullory	Mr. Munn
Master Munn	Mr. Osmend	Mr. Glenwright
Mr. Sullivan	Mr. Ritchie	Mr.& Mrs. Sells
Mr. Wilkinson	Mr. Nairn	Mr. Devine
Mr. Moreton	Mr. Paton	Master Paton
Mr. McCabe	Mr. McPherson	Mr. Bird
George Latimor	George Dent	Levey van den Brey
George Rawson	James Phillipson	Thomas Lead
William Kinchels	Philip Lorrison	Malek Adel
Owen Pearson	John Tysson	James Tye
William Smith	James Hogan	Stephen King
James Byrnes	Adolphus McMichan

Sydney Shipping Gazette, Volume 8, Number 356 (11 Jan. 1851) pp. 350, 355

ship Harmony, 529 tons, Captain Papps
from San Francisco 13th October, Honolulu 18th November 1850, arrived Sydney 9th January 1851

The Harmony met with very bad weather during the whole passage ; she is out fifty-two days from Honolulu.

Mr. J. G. Petit	Mr. C. Tonnor	Mr. William Russell
Mr. Thomas Jaffrey	Thomas Capper	William Dogherty & son
James Tansley	Henry Tackett	Joseph Burton
John Ledingham	Thomas Gray	Thomas Williams
Henry Miller	B. Hickson	A. Richardson
Thomas Madagan	John Brennan	William Merritt
Colin Munro	Mr.& Mrs. Hazlett & four children	John Fox
James Ryan

Sydney Shipping Gazette, Volume 8, Number 356 (11 Jan. 1851) p. 350

US barque Henry Harbeck, 398 tons, Captain Merwin
from San Francisco 20th November 1850, arrived Sydney 9th January 1851

Mr. James Clinton	Mr. Parkinson	Mr. A. White
Mr. J. Berry	Mr. John Millar	Mr. George Gardnor
James Harris	Thomas King	S. Graham
W.L. Brooks & wife	John Hickson	M. Comerford
B. Hayer	David Pollock	John Murry
Edward Gundy	Mathew Kerns	Frederick Lawson
Joseph Wasson	John Dunbar	Alexander Funny
Alexander Forbes	Joseph Dunbar	Timothy Forsett
Andrew Anderson	James Pasco	C. Shea & wife
John Shehan, wife & child	Thomas Paterson & wife	George McAlpin
David McGregor	William McGregor	David Etherington
William Thornton	Henry Palmer	James Shea
Michael Madegan	John N. Henry	Charles Hopper
George Bradley	Richard Gray	James Koogan / Keegan / Kocgan
Peter McLaughlin	James Rocks & wife	Thomas Meal & wife
William Green & wife	Henry Walsh	Michael Kett
William Taylor	James Long	Patrick Sullivan
William Fannington	James Breen	B. Breen
Catherine Breen

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