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Maori
Captain G C Petherbridge.
Columns represent: Passenger number, surname, first name, status, detail.
1 Barker James Married Wife and 3 Children 2 Bishop James Married Wife and 7 children 3 Bland William Married Wife and child 4 Aldridge James Married Wife 5 Chillingworth Alfred Married Wife and two children 6 Cole Enoch Married Wife 7* Cousins Henry Married Wife 8 Ekin William Married Wife 9 Ellis Benjamin Married Wife and 5 children 10 Flint James Married Wife and 2 children 11 Hardcastle Thomas Married Wife and 7 children 12 Hall William Married Wife and child 13 Judson Mark Married Wife 14 Maslin Caleb Married Wife and 5 children 15 Miller Arthur Married Wife and 2 children 16 Mars John Married Wife and child 17 Moody William Married Wife and 6 children 18 Peake Thomas Married Wife and 3 Children 19 Pearce Thomas Married Wife and 3 Children 20 Pratt Henry Married Wife and child 21 Scott Edward Married Wife and child 22 Stansell John Married Wife and 6 children 23 Strange John Married Wife and child 24 Tucks Peter Married Wife 25 Turkey George Married Wife and 2 children 26 White John Married Wife 27 Woods Robert Married Wife 28 Widdowson Thomas Married Wife and child 29 Webb John Married Wife and 3 Children 30 Barrell Samuel Single 31 Bennet William Single 32 Brown John Single 33 Bell John Single 34 Bell Thomas Single 35 Cousins Ronald Single 36 Daws Henry Single 37 Dearsley James Single 38 Evans Godfrey Single 39 Hughes John Single 40 Hughes H R Single 41 King Henry Single 42 King Walter Single 43 Moody Ambrose Single 44 Pearse Thomas Single 45 Pratt Henry R Single 46 Turner Charles Single 47 Tiffin James Single 48 Ward Joseph Single 49 Wallis Richard Single 50 Watling George Single 51 Alder Caroline Single 52 Barnard Maria Single 53 Carrell Elizabeth Single 54 Collis Harriett Single 55 Cullen Edith Single 56 Flint Sarah Single 57 Flint Elizabeth Single 58 Flint Maria Single 59 Flint Emma Single 60 Hughes Harriett Single 61 Jones Dinah Single 62 Page Maria Single 63 Pearse Christine Single 64 Pearse Elizabeth Single 65 Pratt Amelia Single 66 Pratt M Ann Single 67* Rainbow Lucy Single 68 Sawtell Mary Single 69 Stocks Mary Single 70 Sawyer Harriett Single 71 Turkey Elizabeth Single 72 Turkey Emma Single Total Souls 161 Source Lyttleton Times 30 June 1858.
Columns represent: Passenger number, surname, title(if listed), and part of the boat occupied during the voyage (if listed).
Passengers for Canterbury
73 Wilkinson Saloon
74 Palainet Saloon
75 Ainley Saloon
76 Bushell Saloon
77 Traherne Saloon
78 Price Saloon
79 Butler Mr Saloon
80 Butler Mrs Saloon
81 Honeyman Mrs
82 Price Mrs
and 177 Second Cabin and Steerage Passengers
Source Lyttleton Times 12 June 1858.
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.
* According to a newspaper excerpt (see below) there were seven deaths on
this voyage. Of these seven, only two, Henry Cousins and Lucy Rainbow, were
among those listed in this transcription.
Correspondence from Contributor, 18 April 2003
My link to this list is Walter King aged 10 from Suffolk, England
Born 1848 died Whetakura, New Zealand 1927.
Arrival of the "Maori"
(From the Lyttleton Times, July 12 1858)
Arrived - July 14, ship Maori 799 tons G C Petherbridge from London, March 26.
Passengers for Canterbury -Saloon , Messrs Wilkinson, Palainet, Ainley, Bushell, Traberne and Price, Mr and Mrs Butler, Mrs Honeyman, Mrs Price and 177 second cabin and steerage, whose names were given in a former number.
The Maori, which we formally stated as having sailed from Gravesend on March 26 arrived on Wednesday last making a voyage of 110 days.
After starting she met with strong south-west gales, which continued for twenty one days, and prevented her from passing the Madeira till her 26th day of departure.
On May 15 the fore top mast and three top-gallant masts were carried away, which caused a further detention, and during the last ten days of the voyage she made very little headway from calms and light winds. She made Stewart Island on Monday last. Taking the voyage altogether, it was fine and agreeable. Three births and seven deaths occurred.
All the later were natural, one having died of consumption and one having come on board in a state of debility from a previous illness. The following is a list of the deaths: - Second Cabin, James Wilson, single, Steerage James Barber, single: Henry Cousins, married- no children; Mrs Moss and infant; Lucy Rainbow, single; and Thomas Heslop, single.
When the immigrants per Maori landed they were temporarily furnished at the barracks, which we are glad to perceive, have been considerably improved and enlarged with additional rooms, and otherwise rendered commodious and comfortable than heretofore.
The immigrants are, with few exceptions, a prime, healthy lot including several mechanics and nearly all of them have been already engaged.
Lyttleton Times 12 July 1858 and 30 July 1858.
Contributed by Russell Thorne for the
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Formatted by Sharon Krisko a member of the
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18 April 2003
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