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Log | Muster Roll | Settlers
transferred from Stentor
HMS Weymouth, Richard Turner, master. Portsmouth January
7th 1820
to Table Bay April 25th 1820 and Algoa Bay May 15th 1820
Kindly transcribed and submitted
to TheShipsList by Sue Mackay, of Cardiff. (additional transcriber
notes in italics)
| The Weymouth was used to transport 11 parties of 1820 settlers
from Portsmouth to Algoa Bay (Port Elizabeth). Such passenger lists
as remain are in the Cape Archives but listings taken from their
holdings, as well as a lot of background information on the emigration
scheme and further details about many of the settlers, can be found
in ‘The Settler Handbook’ by M.D.Nash, Chameleon Press
1987( ISBN 0 620 10940 8), available from the Albany Museum, Somerset
Street, Grahamstown 6139, South Africa. The Public Record Office
in Kew, London, holds both the captain’s log (ADM51/3543) and
the second master’s log (ADM52/4655) as well as the ship’s
muster roll. At first sight the two logs seem identical but there
are subtle differences in the information they contain. Below are
transcriptions of the captain’s log (ADM51/3543 and the muster
roll for December 1819 (ADM37/6145) |
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This scale model was built by Dr J.A. Pringle of the
Port Elizabeth Museum and based on the only known plans of a settler
ship that have survived.
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ADM51/3543 LOG OF HMS WEYMOUTH (1819-20)
Mr.Richard Turner, Master
Public Record Office, Kew, London
This log was transcribed on 31
January 2003. Time did not permit me to transcribe it all, so
it is complete (other than margin notes on compass bearings etc)
from
December 16 1819 until Sunday February 6, after which I quickly
noted down major events and any personal references to the 1820
settlers on board.
Some abbreviations have been expanded for the
sake of
clarity.
Other abbreviations occurring frequently in the log are:
Do =
ditto
Qt = quantity
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Thurs 16 December 1819 – Portsmouth Harbour
Am: Light breezes and clear
8: Do weather. Employed hoisting in provisions and other necessary duties.
The settlers came on board at noon. Do weather. Employed stowing the
hold.
Mustered for Checques, discharged several of the crew. Employed stowing
the holds. Midnight: Strong winds
Fri 17 December
Am: Strong breezes with rain
8: Do weather. Employed cleaning decks and stowing chain cables.
Do weather. Employed as before.
Midnight: Do weather
Sat 18 December
Am: Strong breezes and rain. Employed clearing lighter of provisions.
Pm: More moderate employed cleaning decks.
Midnight: Fine weather
Sun19 December
Am: Light breezes and fine.
Noon: Do weather
Pm: Moderate breezes and hazy.
Midnight: Squally weather.
Mon 20 December
Am: Light winds with rain. Employed stowing water and provisions.
Pm: Do weather. Employed as before. Artificers fitting settlers berths.
Midnight: Do weather
Tues 21 December
Am: Fresh winds and frosty weather. Employed as requisite. Received one
hundred and eighty pounds of fresh beef and sixty pounds of vegetables.
Employed as before.
Pm: Do weather
Wed 22 December
Am: Light winds and clear frosty weather. Received 16 hogsheads of beer
qt 1022 Gs Artificers employed fitting settlers berths
Pm: Do weather. Employed stowing provisions
Midnight: rainy
Thur 23 December
Am: Fresh breezes with rain. Employed as requisite
Pm: Do weather. Mustered and Checques
Midnight: Fine weather
Fri 24 December
Am: Fresh breezes with snow. Rec’d 569 lbs of fresh beef and 80
lbs of vegetables Employed as requisite
Pm: Do weather. Employed as before
Midnight: Frosty
Sat 25 December
Am: Fresh breezes with frost.
Noon: Do weather
Pm: Moderate
Midnight: Fine clear weather
Sun 26 December
Am Fresh breezes with frost and snow.
Noon: Do weather
Pm: Do weather
Midnight: Fine weather
Mon 27 December
Am: Strong gales
Noon: Do weather. Employed stowing provisions
Pm: Do weather
Midnight: Do weather
Tues 28 December
Am: Light winds and fine. Rec’d 689 lbs of beef and 80 lbs of vegetables.
Open flour No184 qt 345 lbs
Pm: Do weather
Midnight: Do weather
Wed 29 December
Am: Light breezes with rain. Employed as necessary
Pm: Do weather. Employed as before.
Midnight: Do weather
Thu 30 December
Am: Strong breezes with heavy rain. People employed stowing the holds
Pm: Do weather Employed as before. Departed this life ELIZth JAMES settler’s
wife. Sent the corpse on shore to be interred.
Midnight: Do weather
Fri 31 December
Am: Strong breezes with snow. Variously employed. Opened pease qt 5 bushels
and cocoa qt 112lbs
Pm: Employed getting ready to go out of harbour.
Midnight: Fine weather.
Sat 1 January 1820
Am fresh breezes. People employed as necessary
Pm: Do weather with snow.
Midnight: Clear
Sun 2 January
Am: Light breezes with rain.
Noon: Do weather
Pm: Strong breezes with snow
Midnight: Frosty.
Departed this life THOs JAMES (Settler’s child) Sent body to be
interred.
Mon 3 January
Am: Strong breezes with snow
8: Squally. Down royal yards. Employed getting ready for going out of
the harbour. Made signal with a gun for assistance
9: Pilot came on board
10:30: Cast off from the buoy and made sail out of the harbour.
Pm: Moderate and fine. Trimmed sails occasionally.
12:40 Short’d sail and came to with the SB in fathoms water 14
Monckton fort ?? South Sea Castle NE 2 furl’d sails and discharged
the pilot.
Midnight: Calm and fine.
Tue 4 January
Am: Calm and fine
4: Employed as requisite
10:30: Pay clerks came on board and paid the ship’s company for
6 months
Pm: Light winds
Midnight: Fine
Wed 5 January
Am: Moderate and fine
8: Do weather. Employed stowing booms and boats
Pm: Do weather
Midnight: Do weather
Thu 6 January
Am: Moderate and fine
Pm: Do weather
12: Do weather
Fri 7 January
Am: Moderate and fine
8: Moderate and cloudy. Employed getting ready for sea
Noon: Do weather
Pm: Fresh breezes
4:30: Up anchor and made sail to the west
9: Hove to in Cutter and Pinnace
11: Filled and made sail
12: Strong breezes and cloudy
[Whilst actually at sea the log becomes more formalised, with a section
each day for am and pm divided by bearings and distance information taken
at noon]
Sat 8 January
Am: Strong breezes and cloudy
2: In top gallant sails
4: Do weather. Portland lights NNW 3 leagues
8: Do weather
11: Reefed and set the mainsail
12: Do weather with snow
Bearings and distance at noon Bolt Head N6 W 4 leagues
Pm: Fresh breezes and cloudy
4: Do weather
Opened 2 casks of beef Nos 2161 and 2181 qt 38 pecks each and pork 2
casks Nos. 625 and 1379 qt 80 ?
8: Squally
12: Weather with a swell from the eastward
Sun 9 January
Am: Fresh breezes and cloudy
2:30: Set top gallant sails
4: Do weather with snow. Out reef of the mainsail and set the jib
5: In main top gallant sail
Noon: Strong breezes and squally
Bearings and distance at noon Port Santo S 25 W 980 miles
Pm: Fresh breezes and cloudy
4: Do weather
6: Do weather
8: Do weather
12: Squally
Mon 10 January
Am: Fresh breezes with squalls
1: Carried away the jib pennant down
4: Do weather
Opened 2 casks of pease qt 5 bushels each
7: Made sail occasionally
8: Moderate and cloudy
Noon: Do weather
Bearings and distance at noon Port Santo 24 W 832 miles
Pm: Moderate and cloudy
1: Squally. Carried away the fore and main top gallant masts. Employed
getting do on deck
4: Squally with rain. In 2nd reef of topsails
6: Do weather. Carpenters employed fitting top gt masts
8: Do weather
12: Do weather
Tues 11 January
Am: Fresh breezes and cloudy
4: Do weather
8: Do weather
9:30: Out 2nd reef of topsails. Set larboard fore topmast and studding
sail
Noon: Do weather
Bearings and distance at noon Porto Santo 22W 644 miles
Pm: Moderate and cloudy with rain at times. Trimmed sails occasionally
4: Do weather
6: Do weather Carpenters employed as before
8: Do weather
12: Do weather
Wed 12 January
Am: Moderate and fine. Set larboard fore studding sails
Departed this life the infant son of SAMl JAMES (settler)
4: Do weather
8: Do weather
9:30: Studding sails and trimmed sails on the starboard tack
12: Moderate and fine
Bearings and distance at noon Port Santo S54W 532 miles
Pm: Moderate and cloudy. Carpenters employed as before
2: Wind veered round to NW squally. Lowered the topsails and in 2nd reef
of do.
4: Do weather
6: Do weather
8 Do weather
12: Moderate and fine
Thu 13 January
Am: Moderate and fine
4: Do weather
6: Committed the body of the above infant to the deep
8: Calm. Fidded main top gallant mast. Employed rigging do
12: Light airs and cloudy
Bearings and distance at noon Porto Santo S25W 460 miles
Pm: Light variable winds with rain at times. Trimmed sails occasionally
4: Do weather
7: In 2nd reef of topsails
8: Do weather with rain
10: Do weather. Set the topsails
12: Do weather
Fri 14 January
Am: Fresh breezes and fine
4: Do weather
6: Do weather. Carpenters employed fitting fore top gallant mast
8: Do weather. Set larboard lower and top mast studding sails
12: Moderate and fine. 1 sail in sight
Bearings and distance at noon Porto Santo S26W 370 miles
Pm: Light winds and fine. Employed setting up the rigging
4: Do weather. Carpenters employed as before
5: Studding sails and fidded fore top gallant mast
Opened 1 cask flour 336lbs tea 1 case 86 Wine Nos.2&6 21 gs each
8: Do weather
12: Do weather
Sat 15 January
Am: Moderate and fine
3: Set main sail and main top gallant sail
4: Do weather. Open’d rum No 35 qt 88 gallons
6: Do weather. Departed this life SAMl DUGEBY settler’s child
6:30: Out 1st reef of fore topsail Set starboard lower and top mast studding
sails
8: Fidded fore top gallant mast. Crossed yard and set the sail
9: Committed the body of the deceased to the deep
12: Do weather
Bearings and distance at noon Porto Santo S29W 310 miles
Pm: Light breezes and fine
Set studding sails and trimmed sails
5:40: Up mainsail in royals
6: Do weather
8: Calm and fine
Midnight: Moderate and cloudy
Sun 16 January
Am: Fresh breezes and cloudy
2: In top gallant sails
4: In 1st and 2nd reefs of topsails
7:30: Down jib in 3rd reef of main topsail. Close reefed fore and mizen
top sail down top gallant yards and struck top gallant masts in flying
jib boom
Opened 2 cask of pork No 641 &627 80 pecks each 2 casks of beef Nos
2175 &2071 qt 38 pecks each
Noon: Strong breezes and squally with rain
Bearings and distance at noon Porto Santo S23w 268 miles
Pm: Strong breezes and squally
4: Do weather
8: Ware ship
Midnight: Strong breezes and squally
Mon 17 January
Am: Strong breezes and squally
4: Do weather
6: Fresh breezes and squally. Fidded top gallant masts. Set mizen topsail
Noon: Fresh breezes and hazy
Bearings and distance at noon Porto Santo S25.37W 224 miles
Pm: Strong breezes and hazy
4: Do weather
6: Do weather
8: Do weather
12: Do weather up main sails
Tues 18 January
Am: Strong breezes and hazy
4: Do weather. Down jib and up spanker
6: Do weather
8: Do weather
9: Reefed and set the main sail
12: Do weather
Bearing and distance at noon Porto Santo S46W 238 miles
Pm: Fresh breezes and cloudy
4: Do weather
6: Do weather
8: Do weather. Tacked ship
9: Set the spanker
12: Do weather
Wed 19 January
Am: Fresh breezes and hazy
2: Up spanker
4: Do weather. Set spanker
6: Do weather
8: Squally in 3rd reef of fore and main topsails. Down spanker
12: Close reefed mizen topsail
12: Do weather
Bearings and distance at noon Porto Santo S34.10W 224 miles
Pm: Fresh breezes and cloudy
4: Do weather
6: Do weather
7: Ware ship
8: Moderate and cloudy
10: Set the spanker
12: Do weather
Thu 20 January
Am: Moderate and cloudy
4: Do weather
8: Do weather. Out 2nd reef of the topsails
9: Crossed top gallant yards and set the sails. Opened rum No 35 qt 88
gallons
Noon: Light airs and cloudy
Bearings and distance at noon Porto Santo S44.17W 224 miles
Pm: Light winds and hazy
4: Do weather with rains. Opened flour no162 qt.375 lbs suet No 103 qt
180 lb oatmeal 1 cask qt 7 ½ bushels and sugar no 21 qt 560 lbs
7: Top gallant sails and down flying jib
Midnight: Light airs. Trimmed sails
Fri 21 January
Am: Calm and cloudy
4: Do weather
6: Do weather
8: Do weather
11:30: Light airs from the W. Trimmed and made sail
Bearings and distance at noon Porto Santo S50.58W 222 miles
Pm: Light breezes and fine
5: In royals
6: Moderate breezes and fine. In top sails. Top gallant staysail and
1st reef of main topsail
and 2nd reefs of fore and mizen do
10: Down flying jib
Midnight: Fresh breezes and cloudy
Sat 22 January
Am: Fresh breezes and cloudy
3: In spanker and mizen staysail
6: Do weather. Opened 2 casks of butter qt 69 lbs each and cheese 2 casks
qt 125 lbs each cocoa No 31 qt 336 lb
10:30: Set spanker and fore and main top gallant sails
Noon: Fresh breezes and squally
Bearings and distance at noon Santa Cruz S28.51W 318 miles
Pm: Fresh breezes and squally
In 1st reef of fore top sail
6: Do weather
8:30: Carried away the starboard fore topmast studding sail
Midnight: Fresh breezes and fine
Sun 23 January
Am: Moderate and fine
7:30: Out reefs of topsails. Set larboard fore topmast and top gallant
studding sails
8: Do weather. Crossed royal yards and set the sails. Set larboard lower
studding sail
11: Performed divine service
Noon: Moderate and fine
Pm: Fresh breezes and fine
4: Do weather
6: Do weather
8: Moderate and fine
Midnight: Do weather
Mon 24 January
Am: Fresh breezes and cloudy. In top gallant sails
4: Do weather. Set fore and main top gallant sails
7: Saw the island of Lanzarote west 3 or 4 leagues
8: Fresh breezes
Opened 2 ½ Hhds of vinegar qt 32 gs each tobacco No 175 qt 85
lbs
Noon: Fresh breezes
Bearing and distance at noon Extremes of Lanzarote from WNW to W
Pm: Fresh breezes and cloudy
Variously employed about the rigging
4: Do weather
8: Moderate breezes and cloudy
Midnight: Do weather
Tues 25 January
Am: Fresh breezes and cloudy
4: Short sail and hove to
8: centre of the town of Las Palmas Gran Canary WNW
11: shortened sail and came to with SB in 23 fathoms. Veered to 80 fathoms
NE point of Gran Canary N6E1/2E Centre of the town West
Bearings and Distance at noon. Single anchor off the town of Palmas
Pm: Moderate and fine
Furled sails down royal yards
Employed sending empty casks on shore for water in shore boats
Midnight moderate and cloudy
Wed 26 January
Am: Moderate and fine
4 Do weather. Rec’d water from shore boats. Killed a bullock wt
342 lbs Rec’d 6 oxen and a quantity of fruit and vegetables for
the settlers
Pm: Employed receiving water. Departed this life SARAH STAMFORD settler’s
child
8: Light winds and fine
Midnight: Do weather
Thu 27 January
Am: Light breezes and cloudy
4: Do weather. Employed receiving water in shore boats. Killed a bullock
weighing 660 lbs. Departed this life SARAH WHITEHEAD. Committed the bodies
to the deep.
Pm: Employed receiving water
Midnight: Do weather
Fri 28 January
Am: Moderate breezes and cloudy.
8: Do weather with a heavy swell. Employed stowing the holds and about
the rigging
Pm: variously employed about the rigging. Rec’d no water this day
there being too much of surf
Midnight: Cloudy
Sat 29 January
Am: Moderate breezes and cloudy.
4 Do weather. Employed stowing the holds and as necessary. Killed a bullock
weighing 450 lbs
Pm: Employed starting water and stowing the holds
6 Do weather
Midnight: Moderate and cloudy
Sun 30 January
Am: Moderate breezes and cloudy. Employed stowing water casks and luggage
in the main hold. Rec’d a quantity of fruit and vegetables
Pm: Employed as before noon
Sunset: Light breezes and cloudy
Midnight: Do weather
Mon 31 January
Am: Light breezes and cloudy. Employed receiving water in shore boats
and starting do Rec’d a quantity of fruit and vegetables
Pm: Employed as before noon
Sunset: Do weather
Midnight: Cloudy weather
Tues 1 February
Am: Light breezes and fine
4: Variable winds. Employed stowing the holds. Killed 3 oxen weight 118
lbs
Pm: Variously employed about the rigging
Midnight: Fine weather
Wed 2 February
Am: Moderate breezes and cloudy with little rain. Employed about the
rigging. Rec’d 10 oxen & two pipes of wine qt 240 gs
Pm: Emplyed receiving water
Midnight: Light breezes
Thurs 3 February
Am: Light breezes and fine. Employed clearing decks and preparing for
sea
Pm: Light breezes and fine. Opened 2 casks of beef qt 38 pecks each flour
1 cask qt 380 lbs
8: Weighed and made sail
Midnight: Do weather
Fri 4 February
Am: Moderate and fine
4: Do weather
7:30: Set studding sails
8: Do weather. West point of Gran Canary NE 3 0r 4 leagues
Killed 2 bullocks weighing 625 lbs
Noon: Light winds and clear
Bearing and distance at noon Peak of Tenerife north 58 miles
Pm: Moderate and fine. Trimmed sails and in larboard studding sails
4: Do weather
6: Do weather
7:30: In royals
11: Set larboard top gallant studding sails and royals
Midnight: Light winds and cloudy
Sat 5 February
Am: Light winds and variable
1: In studding sails and trimmed sails
4: Moderate and fine. Set top and gallant studding sails
9: Set larboard fore studding sails. Aired bedding
Departed this life SARAH HOBBS settler’s child
Noon: Moderate and fine
Bearings and distance at noon S.Antonio Cape de Verde S36.47W 672 miles
Pm: Moderate and fine
2: In starboard studding sails
3: Out 4th reef of fore topsail
4: Do weather
6: Do weather
8: Do weather. Committed the body of the above infant to the deep
11: In top gallant sails
Midnight: Fresh breezes and cloudy
Sun 6 February
Am: Fresh breezes and fine
1:30: Set starboard topmast studding sails
Killed a bullock weighing 373 lbs
8: Moderate breezes and fine weather
11: Performed divine service
Noon: Moderate breezes and fine weather
Bearings and distance at noon S.Antonio S41W 550 miles
Pm: Modeate and fine
4: Do weather
6: Do weather
8: Moderate and fine. Made shortened sail as necessary
Midnight: Do weather
[From this point due to pressure of time only main events were noted]
Tues 8 February
Employed washing clothes
Departed this life JOHN COCK settler’s child
Committed the body of the above infant to the deep
Thurs 10 February
Departed this life EMMA ROGERS settler’s child
Committed body of the above infant to the deep
Fri 18 February
9: Bore up to speak to a stranger, fired a gun to bring her to, found
her to be the Comet Spanish brig from Cuba to Cape Lopez
Departed this life MARTHA GODFREY settlers child
Committed the body of the above infant to the deep
Sun 20 February
Departed this life JOHN CROUCH and JAMES FARLEY settlers children
Committed the bodies of the above infants to the deep
Mon 21 Feb
Departed this life MARY RALPHS settler’s child
Committed the body to the deep
Tues 22 February
Distance and bearings at noon St.Helena S34E 1242 miles
6: heavy squalls with thunder and lightning
Thu 24 February
Departed this life ELIZABETH STORTON settlers child
Committed the body of the above infant to the deep
Fri 3 March
Performed the customary ceremony in crossing the Equator
Sun 5 March
Saw the Island of Annabona SSW 11 or 12 leagues
Wed 15 March
Departed this life JOSEPH PINNOCK settlers child
Committed the body of the above infant to the deep
Fri 17 March
Departed this life WILLIAM FORWARD settlers child
Body of the above infant to the deep
Mon 27 March
Departed this life SARAH FORWARD settler’s wife
Committed the body of the above woman to the deep
Wed 29 March
St.Helena NNW 24 leagues
Thu 13 April
Departed this life ____ HOBBS (settlers child)
Committed the body of the above infant to the deep
Tues 25 April
Saw the Table Land ahead
Employed working in for Table Bay
Anchored in 13½ fathoms. Furled sails
Wed 26 April
Departed this life EPHRAIM DICKS settler
Thu 27 April
Sent the body of E.DICKS on shore to be interred
Wed 3 May
Departed this life JANE DICKS female settler
Fri 5 May
Disembarking settlers
Sun 7 May
Departed this life infant son of J SANDERSON settler
Mon 8 May
Committed the body to the deep
Tues 9 May
At anchor in Table Bay
6: Made sail out of the Bay
Mon 15 May
At anchor in Algoa Bay
Tues 16 May
Clearing hold of settlers luggage
Fri 19 May
Disembarking settlers and their luggage
Sat 20 May
Disembarking settlers and their luggage
Cleaning out hold and washing decks
ADM37/6145 MUSTER ROLL OF HMS WEYMOUTH DECEMBER 1819
Public Record Office, Kew, London
The following is a transcript of
the muster roll for HMS Weymouth for December 1819 taken from
ADM37/6145 at the Public Record Office, Kew, London. Names appear
in the same
order as on the list, ie not alphabetically but presumably
as they lined up to have their names taken.
Additonal infomation was found in the muster roll for HMS
Weymouth for 1820, found in ADM37/6146, and has been added to
the transcript below. There were musters taken at the half
way point of the voyage, presumably after leaving the Canaries,
and on
arrival in South
Africa. These musters are included in the ADM37/6146 muster roll book for
1820. As the list of names of the settlers is in exactly the same order for
all the muster listings, I include below only additional information to the
1819 listing.
All names on the final muster for the voyage had a D + a date,
though
usually a " (ditto) from an entry above. D normally means Discharged but in the
case of most settlers can be taken to mean Disembarked (DD = discharged dead).
Many of the settlers appear to have disembarked on May 23 (Hyman's, James' and
Cock's parties) or May 25 (Biggar's party). Presumably with sickness on board
they had to wait out quarantine.
CGH below
is my abbreviation for Cape of Good Hope.
Abbreviations, followed by a date, occurring in the muster
roll are:
D = discharged / disembarked
DD = discharged dead
'Most first names
were abbreviated using a
superscript, but I have used an inverted comma to precede any
superscript
letter(s).'
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| Male Settlers |
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Female Settlers |
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Settlers' Children |
Step'n Trolip
Dan'l Farley
John Trolip
Joseph Trolip
Isaac Debnom
Will'm Trolip
Jos'h Weakley
John King
Will'm Neat
Edward Adams
Benj'n Trolip
Charles Hayman
John W. Hayman
Alex'r Biggar
George Pollard
Henry Pedlar
Tho's Bingle
George Faircloth
Rob Godfrey
Tho's Page
Ja's McDonald
Rob Cole
Geo Epsey
Rob Knowles
Geo Sanderson
Benj'n Osler
John Dale
C.B. Pearse
H'y Goodman D 15 May left at CGH to attend his master vide settlers
list 33
Will'm Mallett
Ja's Weeks
Ja's Ball
John Bridgeman D 15 May left behind at CGH thro' ill health
Jos'h Richards
Rich'd Blee
Will'm Cock
Ab'm Collier
Will'm Forward
George Lyon
John Coleman D 20 Feb to No.232
[in the crew section of the muster the following is noted against
232:
"
John Coleman. Having volunteered to keep the watch and performed
seaman's
duties during the passage in consequence of the ship being short
of company
21 Feb 1821" - presumably he received full rations from this
point in lieu
of the two thirds allowance given to settlers]
John Whitehead
John Wilkins
Jos'h Thomas
Benj'n Warden
Will'm Woodman
Tho's Jarman
Wm Jones
John Staples
Geo James
Cha's Dean
Rob Emsley
Sam'l Dugleby
John Ivatts
Ja's Leppan
Simon Begley
Tho's Simpson
Cha's Ingram
John Sanders
John Rhodes
Cha's Evans
Step'n Brown
Wm Verrity
Edw'd Martin (1) D May 15 left behind at CGH having fractured his
leg
Edw'd Martin (2)
Wm Beale
Tho's Williams
Tho's Overe (1)
Tho's Overe (2)
John Bradly
Tho's Field
John James
Wm Bassett
Tho's Whitehead
Capt.D.Campbell D 15 May ordered to remain at CGH
John Stroud D 15 May ordered to remain at CGH
R't Horton D 15 May ordered to remain at CGH
John Wills D 15 May ordered to remain at CGH
Geo Penny D 15 May ordered to remain at CGH
Ja's Turner D 29 Dec 1819 on shore at Portsmouth
Cha's Brushwood D 29 Dec 1819 on shore at Portsmouth
Wm Gladstone D 29 Dec 1819 absent [duplicate?]
Wm Gladstone D 31 Dec
Geo Goff
John Smith D 29 Dec 1819 on shore at Portsmouth
John Brown D 29 Dec 1819 on shore at Portsmouth
John Edgecumbe D 15 May ordered to remain at CGH
Philip Hobbs
Rob Rogers
Ja's Usher
Ja's Hayward
Ja's Randall
Will'm Banks
Will'm Baxter
Tho's Warren
Jos Usher
Sam'l Hayward
Ja's Warren
Ja's Ellicott
Miles Bowker (1)
Wm M Bowker
M B Bowker
John Stamford
John Austin
John Hayter
G.H.Down
Rich'd Limes
Ja's Penny D 29 Dec 1819 on shore at Portsmouth
Geo Shepheard D 15 may ordered to remain at CGH
Rich'd Eva
Edw'd Ford
Ja's Dicks (1)
R'd Ralphs
Jonah Dicks
Jos'h Ralphs
Ja's Dicks (2)
Ja's Jennings DS [discharged sick?] 6 Jan 1820 Haslar
Hospital
Eph'm Dicks (1) DD 26 Apr
Rich'd Crouch
Elijah Payne
Ja's Ford
John Ford
Rob Dicks
Eph'm Dicks (2)
Philip Pinnock
Wm Ingram
Henry Adams
Cha's Besant
John Parkin
Ja's Mayho
Rob Newcombe
Sam'l James
Cha's Jordan D 15 May ordered to remain at CGH
Wm Lovelock D 15 May ordered to remain at CGH
John Kimmish D 15 May ordered to remain at CGH
John Littlefield (1) D 15 May ordered to remain at CGH
John Littlefield (2) D 15 May ordered to remain at CGH
Jn R Palin
H Booth D 7 Jan 1820 left behind at Portsmouth
Philip Rogers
Rob Miles
Wm Menzies
John Green
Rich'd Bowls
Henry Amoss
Ja's Oliver
Alex Cummins
Geo Hayward
Wm Hayward
Tho's Sweetman D 6 Jan 1820 - SB366 as a cooper until the ship's
arrival at CGH
[in the crew section: 366 Jan 7 Tho's Sweetman age 42 born Deal
cooper D
30 Apr]
Ja's Hayward
Ja's Reid
Tho's Eastland
R'd Dickson
Cha's Gurney
Jos Hubbard
John Woodland
R'd Claringbould
Ja's Basden
John Darby
John Carter
Geo Webster
Pat'k Keough
John Cronk
Geo Bubb
Matson Terry
R'd Watson
R'd Hinton
Tho's Lanham |
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Mary Trolip
Eliz'th Farley
Eliz'th Trolip
Susan Trolip
Mary Debnom
Patience Trolip
Emma Weakley
Eleanor King
Susan Neats
Eliza Debnom
Esther Trolip
Eliz'th Hayman
Mary Biggar (1)
Marg't Biggar
Ann Biggar
Mary Biggar (2)
Jean Biggar
Eliz'th Bingle
Sarah Knowles
Ann Pollard
Eliz'th Pedlar
Sophia Bingle
Mary Faircloth
Martha Godfrey
Ann Page
Mary McDonald
Jane Cole
Mary Epsey
Mary Knowles
Ann Sanderson
Jane Osler
Eliz'th Goodman
Eliz'th Mallett
Grace Weeks
Ann Ball
Sally Richards
Penopha Blee
Eliz Cock
Mary Collier
Eliz'th Forward DD 29 Mar
Sarah Whitehead
Eliz'th Thomas
Eliz'th Warden
Sarah Emsley
Mary Dugleby
Ann Lappan
Ann Begley
Ann Simpson
Martha Sanders
Hen'ra Rhodes
Mary Evans
Sarah Brown
Eliz'th Veritty
Ann Martin
Mary Beale
Susan Campbell D 6 Jan on shore at Portsmouth
Eliz'th Stroud D 15 May ordered to remain at CGH
Eliz'th Horton D 15 May ordered to remain at CGH
Mary Wills D 15 May ordered to remain at CGH
Nancy Penny D 15 May ordered to remain at CGH
Eliz'th Brown D 29 Dec 1819 on shore at Portsmouth
Charity Hobbs
Sarah Rogers
Sarah Usher
Tab'a Hayward
Reb'a Randall
Sarah Banks
Mary Warren
Eliz'th Usher
Mary Randall
Maria Stamford
Martha Penny D 29 Dec 1819 on shore at Portsmouth
Eliz'th Shepheard D 15 May ordered to remain at CGH
Eliz'th Eva
Jane Ford
Dinah Dicks
Eliz'th Ralphs
Jane Dicks
Mary Jennings
Sarah Crouch
Mary Payne
Eliz Ralphs
Betsy Pinnock
Ann Bowker
Jane Mayho
Eliz'th James DD 30 Dec
Martha Jordan
Mary Littlefield
Ann Miles
Mary Menzies
Ann Green
Eliz'th Bowls
Mary Oliver
Eliz'th Cummins
Mary Hayward (1)
Jane Sweetman
Mary Hayward (2)
Sarah Reed
Sarah Eastland
Jane Webster
Reb'a Keough
Ann Cronk
Mary A Cronk
Sarah Hinton
Eliz Lamham
Mary Dale
Ann Pearse
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Roda, Joseph and M Ann Trolip
Will', Jos'h and Srah Farley
Jacob Trolip
Isaac and Ann Debnom
Alfred Trolip
Jos'h, John and Mary Weakly
John and Sarah King
Jane Neat
Rob't, Georg'a, Agnes, Cha'l, Alex'a and Helen Biggar
Tho's, Geo, M Ann and Jane Pollard
Henry, M Ann and Eliz'th Pedlar
Tho's and Elea'r Bingle
Ja's and Eliz'th Faircloth
Henry and Martha Godfrey
Alex McDonald
Rob Cole
Ann, Marg't and Caro'le Sanderson
Step'n, M Ann, Amelia and Eliz'th Osler
Eliz'th Weeks
Ja's Ball
Sally and Phillis Richards
Wm F, J.A.and L.A. Cock
Wm Forward
Geo, Phoebe and Sarah Whitehead
John Thomas
Eliz'th Warden
Wm, Eliz'th and Sarah Emsley
Sam'l and Fanny Dugleby
Chris'r, Ann and Mary Lappan
Clara Begley
Tho's and Dor'y Simpson
Geo, Cha's and Edw'd Rhodes
Wm Brown
John, Ja's, Tho's and Eliz'th Veritty
Wm, Geo, Henry and M Ann Beale
Eliz'th Horton
Marg't Wills
Eliz'th Brown D 29 Dec
R'd Chance
John Hawkins
John Yearmouth D 29 Dec
Dan'l and Sarah Hobbs
Reb'a and Emma Rogers
John, James, Ann, Sophia and Fanny Usher
John, Wm, Eliz'th, Selina and Eliza Hayward
Ja's, Jane, Eliza and Sarah Randall
Ja's and Wm Banks
J.H. Bowker
John, Let'a, Jane and Sophia Stamford
Sarah Shepheard
Pat'e and Eliz'th Ford
Sam'l, Harr't, Jos'h and Mary Ralphs
Ja's, Jos (1), Jonah and Eliza Dicks
Ja's Jennings
Jos Dicks (2)
John Crouch
Mary Payne
Jos'h and Harr Pinnock
B E, R M, Sep's, Oct's and Mary E Bowker
Step'n and Eliza James
Cha's Jordan
Cha's Littlefield
Wm Miles
John Dicks
John, Ja's Tho's, Wm, Han'h and Mary Green
Tho's, Edw'd, Reb'a, Eliz'th and Char'l Amoss
Esther Bowls
Sarah Amoss
Jemima Bowls
Alex Cummins
Ja's, Han'h and Ruth Sweetman
Wm Hayward
Jos'h, Emilly and Mary Reed
Geo, Tho's, Ja's, Cecilia, Eliz'th and Jane Eastland
Cha's Gurney
Tho's and Rob Carter
Geo Webster
Hen'y Keough
John and Fra's Cronk
Geo, Leon'd, Reb'a and Jane Hinton
Mary A Lamham
S Wm and Tho's James
Eldred, Cha's and Hor'o Pearse
Children of the families of Duncan Campbell's party ordered
to remain at CGH obviously disembarked on May 15 with their
parents.
Dates of death of the settler children
confirmed
as follows: |
Jos Farley DD 20 Feb
Matha Godfrey DD 18 Feb
Eliz'th Weeks DD 2 Feb
Wm Cock DD 8 Feb
Sarah Whitehead DD 27 Jan
Sam'l Dugleby DD 15 Jan
Eliz Horton DD 25 Feb
Sarah Hobbs DD 5 Feb
Emma Rogers DD 10 Feb
Jane Stamford DD 10 Feb
Sophia Stamford DD 27 Jan
Mary Ralphs DD 21 Feb
John Crouch DD 20 Feb
Wm Miles DD 24 Feb
S.Wm James DD 12 Jan
Thomas James DD 2 Jan
Wm Forward DD 17 Mar
Joseph Pinnock DD 15 Mar |
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Late arrivals on the ship (2 Jan 1820) not in time
for the December muster |
| Male Settlers |
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Female Settlers |
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Settlers' Children |
Wm Glogg
Benj'n Leach
Wm Leathern
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Eliz'th Parkin
Maria Glogg
Ann Leach
Mary Dean, wife of Cha's Dean (settler no.50) discovered on board
after
ship sailed
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Wm, John, Robert and Jane Parkin
Wm and Maria Glogg
Ann Leach |
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Born on Board |
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Jan 13 ___ Pedlar
Jan 28 ___ Green
Feb 07 ___ Reed
Feb 20 ___ Biggar
Feb 29 ___ Epsey
Mar 08 ___ Godfrey
Mar 10 ___ Usher
Mar 22 ___ Hobbs DD 13 Apr
Apr 07 ___ Sweetman
Apr 26 ___ Bowker
Apr 29 ___ Sanders DD 7 May
May 18___ Cronk |
From the log of the Weymouth ADM
37/ 6146 for 1820
Public Record Office, Kew, London
I found listed the settlers who transferred from the Stentor at the Cape of Good Hope for onward passage to Algoa Bay.
These passengers
all boarded the Weymouth on May 1st and
disembarked at Algoa Bay on May 22nd.
'Most first names were abbreviated using a superscript, but I have
used an inverted comma to precede any superscript letter(s).'
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| Male Settlers |
Female Settlers |
Settlers' Children |
George Smith
Rich'd Walker
John James
George Mitton
Jerem'a Long
Henry Warner
George Bonsall
Tho's Boardman
Chris Wedderburn
Daniel Flinn
Will'm Elliott
John Kirkman
Sam Duxberry
Tho's Capper
John Buckley
Joseph Walker
John Rigby
Tho's Hayes
Will'm Wedderburn
Ralph Forest
John Holt
Wm Duxberry
Ja's Richardson
Rich'd Hully
Wm Denton
Cha's Denton
Wm Clayton
Geo Clayton
Luke Welch
J. Kennedy
Joshua Mosley
John Bradshaw
Fra's Markpiece
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Mary Smith
Martha Walker
Mary James
Ellen Mitten
Ann Long
Eliz'th Warner
Sarah Bonsall
Anne Beardman
Anne Wedderburn (2)
Catherine Flinn
Ellen Elliott
Mary Kirkman
Mary Duxberry
Mary Capper
Sarah Buckley
Anne Mort
Anne Wedderburn
Sarah Richardson
Anne Hully
Mary Denton
Anne Denton
Judith Clayton
Eliz'th Clayton
Mary Welsh
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Joseph Walker
Ja's and Jerem'h Long
Joseph, Rosina and Carolin Warner
Ann Bonsall
Ann and Maria Beardman
Eliz'th and Martha Wedderburn
Anne Flinn
Jane Elliott
Mary, Anna, Marg't and Martha Kirkman
Henry Bonsall
George Wedderburn
James Flinn
Albert Kirkman
John and Hannah Duxberry
Hannah, John, Edward, Anne and Jane Buckley
Eliz'th Walker
Ja's and John Richardson
Martha, Eliz'th and Emma Richardson
Rich'd, Fra's and Sarah Hully
Anne Hully
Will'm and Eliza Denton
John, Anne and Eliz'th Clayton
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Transcribed by:
Sue Mackay
Cardiff, UK
personal@swfcroquet.org.uk
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