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Barque James
Report of a Barque arrived in Port Jackson this 17th Day of November 1834
Vessel's Name:- James
Tonnage:- 358
Master's Name:- Paul
From Whence:- London via Cape of Good Hope 29 September
When Sailed:- 29 June
Lading:- Merchandise & Emmigrants
Agent:- William Walker & Co
Cabin Passengers Barque "James" arrived Port Jackson 17th November 1834 burthen 3381.78/100 tons.
Columns are as follows; Surname, Christian Names or Initials, Place of Birth, Occupation, Remarks. The remarks noted for steerage passengers have been incorporated into the occupation colums as those remarks noted the word "wife," noted a Mrs. to join her husband, and one wife who died at sea.
1* Lang, J D Full DD The Rev
2 Smythe, K D Full AM The Rev
3 Garvin, I H Full AM The Rev
4 Wolde, Robert Full AM The Rev
5 McKenzie, David Full AM The Rev
6 Brown, Thomas Full England Settler Esq
7 Hitchcock, David Full England Settler Esq
8 Monro, Henry Full Scotland Settler Esq
9 Morice, John Full England Settler Esq
10 Hawthorne, Francis Full England Ships Surgeon Esq
11 Brown, Full England Mrs
12 Garvin, Full Scotland Mrs
13 Kelly, Isabella Full England Miss
14 Charlton, Margaret Ann Full England Miss
Steerage Passengers Barque "James"
15 Key, James ? Scotland Leedsman
16 Key, Sarah 47 Scotland Wife
17 Key, Mary 12 Scotland
18 Key, Helen 9 Scotland
19 Key, James 7 Scotland
20 Reid, Walter 30 England Gardener
21 Reid, Sarah 24 England Wife
22 Reid, Walter 7 England
23 Reid, Sarah 4 England
24 Reid, Francis 2 England
25 Frew, James 41 Scotland Printer
26 Frew, Margaret 40 Scotland
27 Frew, Elizabeth 14 Scotland
28 Frew, Archibald 12 Scotland
29 Frew, Mary 10 Scotland
30 Frew, John 6 Scotland
31 Frew, Jane 3 Scotland
32 Frew, David 1 Scotland
33 Christie, Charles 36 Scotland Agriculturalist
34* Christie, Jane 36 Scotland Wife
35* Christie, Charles 10 Scotland
36 Christie, Robina 7 Scotland
37 Christie, Francis 5 Scotland
38 Christie, Archina 4 Scotland
39* Christie, Charlotte 12mths Scotland
40 Stewart, Malcom 40 Scotland Warehouseman
41 Stewart, Catherine 33 Scotland Wife
42 Stewart, Amelia 10 Scotland
43 Stewart, David 8 Scotland
44 Stewart, Charles 7 Scotland
45 Stewart, Sarah 4 Scotland
46 Stewart, William 2 Scotland
47 Scamble, John 26 Scotland Printer
48 Bonner, Charles 38 Scotland Compositor
49 Smith, Robert 16 England Servant
50 Winship, Taylor 22 England Shipwright
51 Lawrie, William Brook 52 England Tinsmith
52 Lucas, Thomas 18 England Ploughman
53 Ford, William 24 England Shepherd
54 Lister, Henry 24 England Farmer
55 King, John 24 England Farmer
56 Perry, Joshua 8 England Carpenter/Wheelwright
57 Pearce, James 24 England Farm Servant
58 Goodenough, George 21 England Gardener
59 Spilsbury, James 31 England Carpenter
60 Spilsbury, Harriet 29 England Wife
61 Carr, Ann 37 England Mrs.To Join her husband
62 Carr, Ann 10 England
63 Carr, Rebecca 7 England
64 Robertson, Peter 32 Scotland Teacher
65 Robertson, Elizabeth 33 Scotland
66 Robertson, Barbara 19 Scotland
67 Robertson, Jane 9 Scotland
68 Donald, John 32 England Gardener
69 Donald, Sarah 34 England Wife.Died at sea
70 Donald, John 3 England
71 Kensington, George 27 England Farmer
72 Kensington, Flora 27 England Wife
73 Kensington, George 6 England
74* Kensington, Charles 6 England
75* Kensington, Charles 4 England
76 Kensington, Thomas 2 England
77 Marvill, William 21 England Farmer
78 Marvill, Mary Jane 21 England
79 Lawes, William 46 England Farmer
80 Lawes, Jane 35 England Wife
81 Lawes, James 12 England
82 Lawes, Elizabeth 9 England
83 Lawes, Ellen 7 England
84 Lawes, George 4 England
85 Triggell, Thomas 22 England Servant
86 Triggell, Henrietta 21 England Wife
87 Triggell, Ann 18mths England
88 Winless, George 24 England Farm Servant
89 Winless, Charlotte 23 England Wife
90 Spendlove, George 24 England Printer
91 Spendlove, Eliza 30 England Wife
92 Spendlove, William 2 England
93 Spendlove, Eliza 16mths England
94 Monro, Kenneth 26 England Attorney
95 Monro, Isabella 23 England Wife
96 Adams, Jane 9 England
97* Purvis, James Dodds 12 England
98 Dodds, Mary 19 England
99 Thrum?, Frederick 16 England
100 Mercier, David 40 England Plasterer
101 Mercier, Agnes 32 Scotland Wife
Transcriber's Notes:
* An asterisk indicates an error on the part of the original recorder, not
the transcriber, or is used to call your attention to additional information
in the transcriber's notes.
Passenger numbers were added to aid with referencing.
Explanations for Barque "James": -
Note:- Port Jackson is in Sydney Harbour NSW Australia
1 Rev JD Lang DD: - Rev John Dunmore Lang Doctor of Divinity
(this I know from other records) Rev Lang brought out numbers of
boatloads of mostly Scottish settlers to NSW.
34 Christie Family: - Jane Christie, wife -
Jane was not the wife of Charles Christie - she was the widow of
James Grant Christie & married Henry Monro (Cabin Passenger) in 1841.
Charles Christie didn't die until 1864.
35 Charles Christie aged 10 - full name Charles McLeod Christie.
39 Charlotte Christie aged 12 Months - full name Charlotte Deacon Christie.
74-75 Charles Kensington: - Two entries, one aged 6 & the other aged 4,
correct as per list.
97 James Dodds Purvis - "Dodds Purvis" could be the surname - see entry
above for Mary Dodds
Monro & Christie Families related to
Robyn M Condliffe, IBSSG the transcriber of this lis:
Address 28 Sandpiper Crescent
Boambee East NSW 2452
Australia
Correspondence 1/6/02 passengers Triggell
Passengers Thomas Triggell, Henrietta Triggell (nee Spencer), married
Downton, Wilt. Eng.1832, and daughter Ellen (not Ann as per shipping list).
Met in Pt. Jackson by Cap. F.N.Rossi, who employed their services on his
property Micalago ( now Monaro district,N.S.W.), just outside the 19
county official settlement limits for 1834.
Contributing descendant - Lyn Venn (nee Triggell)
2/33 Windsor Av., Lutwyche, Brisbane, Queensland, 4030 Australia.
A copy of this ship's list is in my posession, sent to me by
The State Archives of NSW, Globe St, Sydney NSW AUS.
No Film Number was included.
Contributed and Transcribed by Robyn Condliffe for the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild1 January 1999
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