Journey on the Ship Lucas from the Gurr Family Record



Helen Bell Robb

From the Gurr Record of the ship journey of the Lucas. The following are the names of the Latter-day Saint converts who came from Australia on the ship Lucas June, 27, 1857 with Captain J. D. Daggett in command: From the Gurr records. William M. Wall, President; Absalom Dowdle, First Counsellor and superintendent of provisions and supplies; George Roberts, Second Counselor. The acting teachers were George Hunter and William Hawkins. Robert and Hannah Arbon, four children; Joseph and Sophia Cadd, two children: Richard and Mary Bowden; George and Elizabeth Hunter; William and Eliza Hawkins; William and Ellen Robb, eight children; Susannah Drummond, second wife of William Robb; George and Ann Burton, three children; William and Elizabeth Gurr, two children; Richard and Sarah Ann Rillstone, one child; William and Mary Ann Gingell, five children; Enoch Eldredge and Ruth Buckman Gurr, five children; John and Emma Stuchberry, daughter; George and Susan Roberts; Robert and Tresa Cochrane, three children; George Ward and Edmund Harris. Elder Absalom Dowdle inspected supplies and provisions and reported all things ready for sea on the 26th of June, 1857. June 27, Saturday: The pilot came on board at eight o'clock and gave orders to weigh anchor. Ship under way at 9 o'clock, soon after Brother Stewart Clark and Chaffin Potter had come on board. They accompanied us to the mouth of the harbor about seven miles from Sydney. Then they took an affectionate farewell bestowing their blessings upon the company. Captain, officers, and crew soon left Sydney in the distance, having a fair wind from the west, driving us at a rate of 7 knots per hour toward the East. The sea, being rough, sea sickness commenced that night and was very unpleasant. 30?President Wall made a few remarks then nominated George Hunter and William Hawkins as teachers of the company. July 2?This morning a steady gale, very rough. Most of the Saints sick. 10?After dinner Elder Dowdle and Elder Hunter weighed out provisions to the passengers such as they desired to be weighed out to them. 13?After most of the company had retired to bed they were alarmed by the heavy sea which struck the ship shaking her from end to end and half filling her upper deck with water. She sustained no damage. Pres. Wall and Dowdle went to pacify the frightened passengers. The gale lasted through the night. 17?Provisions weighed out for dinner. Elder Roberts made out a scale showing the amount of provisions for each family. Pres. Wall assisted Dowdle in serving the provisions. 18?Company in good spirits, most of the sisters sewing. 24?Friday. Blowing strong all night, still ahead. Pres-Wall spoke on the celebration of the 24th of July, but as the weather was boisterous each was to do the best he could. Elder Dowdle spoke about the eventful day. August 2?Presidency named and blessed a child belonging to Robert Hamblin. 11?A slight disturbance with two of the brethren but all was soon all right by their forgiving one another. Pres. Wall gave some good instructions on the principles of forgiveness. 15?School at 2 P.M. During tea time one of the children, daughter of John Stuchberry climbed upon an old stove, fell back and the pipe, which was loose, fell too. It struck her foot cutting it very badly. 18?Tuesday. This morning wind hauled more ahead, sending us more to the West. The most dangerous part of the Pacific Ocean. At 2 p.m. had school on the quarter deck on account of sickness between decks. This day Elder Harris declined to teach any more. He stated that some of the parents found fault with him. Elder Dowdle volunteered his services. Elder Harris was not voted in to teach but kindly offered to assist Elder Roberts. 19?This morning Sophia Cadd gave birth to a son at 20 min. to 5 a.m. She is the wife of Joseph Cadd. Some of the children suffering with whooping cough. 31?Assembled between decks at 11 o'clock for meeting. At night the usual custom of the Captain coming on deck to pay his respects to the passengers and many received a good sprinkling. A good time while it lasted. September 6?Three children were blessed. First, the son of Robert Cochrane by Elder Wall and named Charles Rich Cochrane, born on ship Lucas Aug. 16th. Next the son of Joseph Cadd, blessed by Elder Dowdle, named Heber Cadd, born on ship Lucas, August 19th, and another son of Joseph Cadd born April 6, 1856, named Joseph Cadd. 14?This evening at 20 minutes to ten Sister Gingell gave birth to a son. All mothers that have given birth to children on board have been delivered about 20 minutes after being administered to. 17?Prayer by Elder Dowdle, he also made a few remarks for the Saints to prepare themselves for the trials that were yet before them. Exhorting them all to faithfulness. 22?At 5 min. past 3 a.m. Sarah Ann Rillstone, wife of Richard Rillstone, was delivered of a son on board ship. October 9?Friday. Fair wind, going along 5 knots. About 3:30 p.m. sighted land?first land since we saw the Three Kings north of New Zealand. Peace reigned throughout. 10?Passed three islands also sighted the coast of America. 12?This morning wind light, weather fine. Anchored in San Pedro Bay. Pres. Wall went ashore to arrange about the accommodation for the company. In the evening prayer with singing. 13?Tuesday: Most of the company went ashore with their baggage into the rooms that were engaged for the company for a week, until teams arrived from San Bernardino. Elder Wall and Robb started off to San Bernardino to get teams to convey us there, but after arriving at Los Angeles they met some of the brethren with their teams who agreed to come to San Pedro to assist us in moving to that place. The company left San Pedro in the afternoon and stared for a place about three miles distant to water the cattle, while Brother Wall and Robb stayed at Los Angeles. They were in great danger from some who had apostatized from the Church. They beset the houses round about but the Lord protected them and they got away safe and arrived before the teams at San Pedro. The next day we started for a place called Mente. Arrived there at nightfall. One wagon broke down and we stayed one day at Mente, till more teams could be got. The next day at about 3 P.M. arrived at San Bernardino. We soon got empty houses and on Sunday we were received by the people by vote put by President Cox. ?Rosella L. Gurr Mary Ann Woodhams Gingell, my great grandmother, was born in Hastings, England. Her parents were David Woodhams and Lucy Richardson. The Gingells moved to Camden, Cook County, Australia where four children, Charlotte Elizabeth, Eliza Jane, Henry Twaits and David were born. They then moved to Sydney where Stephen, William, James George, Sarah Mary, and Joseph came to bless their home. In 1857 William and Mary Ann and five of their children, having identified themselves with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, set sail for America on the ship Lucas. Mary Ann gave birth to her tenth child on the high seas whom they named Josiah W. Onboard were many converts and several missionaries who were a great source of comfort and inspiration to the weary travelers who were not accustomed to such hardships. After arriving at San Pedro the company rested for a short time and then made preparations for the trek across the plains. The Gingells arrived in Utah in 1857 and soon moved to Parowan, and later to Paragonah where they arrived New Year's Day, 1858. In this little community they endured all the hardships of pioneering. Sometime between 1861 and 1870 they moved to Evanston, Wyoming. Their first home was built of logs brought from a camp near Piedmont. The first marriage in Evanston was held in this home. The young couple were David Gingell and Caroline Jage. It was solemnized by Rev. Mr. Stevens, a clergyman of the Episcopal Church who had stopped in Evanston for a few days. Mrs. Anderson, Genealogical Secretary in Evanston in 1953, says of her great-grandmother: "As a little child I can remember Mary Ann Woodhams Gingell, then quite old, going with her small bag to the homes to help deliver babies as she was a midwife." Mrs. Gingell died in Evanston, Wyoming?D.U.P. Files William Madison Wall, son of Isaac Wall and Nancy Liddiard, was born September 30, 1821, in Rockingham County, North Carolina. At the age of seven years he was left an orphan and for a short time went to live with his uncle. He then lived with a family by the name of Haws and when nineteen years old married their daughter, Nancy. They were married June 7, 1840. She was born August 23, 1823, in Wayne County, Illinois. They heard the teachings of Elder Arvel Cox and joined the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in 1842. The family was living in Nauvoo at the time of the persecutions of the Saints and during this time a baby girl was born to them whom they named Nancy Isabelle. In the spring of 1850, they left with their five childrenfor the long journey across the plains to Utah. They entered Salt Lake City in September of that year. William was soon called to help settle Provo. In June, 1851, he was ordained Bishop of Provo Third Ward and that same year was chosen a captain under Col. Peter W. Conover in the Walker War episode. His duties called him away from home many months at a time laboring in the Tintic district to help keep the Indians in that section. He was a member of the first city council of Provo and the first sheriff of Utah county. In 1853 he married Elizabeth Penrod. William served two missions to Australia and was in charge of a company of Saints on board the ship Lucas which left Australia June 27, 1857. It was he who converted Enoch Gurr and family and they came to Utah with that company. He married two of the Gurr daughters, Susannah and Sarah, my grandmother, in 1864. Previous to this time he had also married Emma Ford. Mr. Wall and Enoch Gurr helped build the first road through Provo Canyon and later Mr. Wall operated the first toll gate there. About 1864 he moved to Charleston, Wasatch County where he became engaged in stock raising and farming business and was also chosen president of the Wasatch Stake. He moved to Heber, then to Wallsburg, where he was made bishop. The town was named for him. During his lifetime he held many important Church and civic offices. He was a friend of the Indians and spent much time working among them. William Madison Wall died on September 18, 1869 at the age of 48 years. He was the father of thirty children. ?Ida Wall Hand Early in the Nineteenth century in a little town in Sussex, England, Northiam by name, lived a humble family, James Gurr and his wife Sarah Eldredge. They had ten children, John, William, Sarah, Enoch Eldredge, Ann, Edward, Thomas, Harriet, Mary and James. Edward and William were accidentally killed. Enoch Eldredge seemed to have possessed a little more of the spirit of adventure than the rest, perhaps because he had a friend of the same nature, John Buckman, or perhaps as we shall see from subsequent events, it was the spirit of God working on him to fulfill his purpose in eventually bringing salvation to his family and future generations. Enoch was a tall, well built man with grey blue eyes. He fell in love with and married Sarah Higgins, a young widow with a little daughter. From this marriage were born one boy, and two girls, William, Jane and Mary. When the news of the discovery of gold reached their little village Enoch and Sarah decided they would join a company going to Australia. So, in 1838, Enoch now being nearly twenty-five years of age, left England with his wife and family on the sailing ship "Amelia Thompson". John Buckman, and his sister, Ruth,were among the group. At this time Ruth was twenty-eight years old. She had studied nursing and was a mid-wife. On the way to Australia the dread disease Smallpox broke out on the ship. Everything possible was done to save the lives of those who had contracted the disease but Enoch's wife, Sarah, and their baby died and were buried at sea. The wife of John Buckman also died. They finally reached Sydney in New South Wales and started life anew. They never found gold but they found a land of opportunities. Enoch and Ruth Buckman were married about 1839. Five children were born to them. One day two strangers appeared at their home. They were invited in and after having been given a good meal, they began a long discussion on the truths of the Gospel. Many such evenings were spent and on the 23rd of December, 1853, members of the Enoch Gurr family were baptized into the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints by John Eldredge and confirmed by Elder Graham. Other Elders came to their home including Andrew Jackson Stewart of Benjamin, Utah; William Madison Wall of Provo, Utah and Elder Fleming. They were always made welcome. When the call came from Brigham Young urging the Elders to return to Utah at the time of the coming of Johnston's Army, Enoch made arrangements for passage on a sailing vessel for America with a group of converts and missionaries. He worked as a cook on the vessel and Ruth did much to alleviate suffering among the sick on the four month's journey. The company landed in San Pedro, California and were there some time buying provisions and outfits for the journey to Utah. They were finally ready to start but one family could not procure a team so Ruth said, "I will leave my cedar chest (which was filled with clothing and linens) and they can ride with us?some of us can take turns walking." They came in the Ezra Curtis Company and suffered many hardships crossing the desert in Nevada. When they arrived in the Valley Enoch and Ruth and their children settled in Provo. He helped to build the road through Provo Canyon. Here again Ruth did much good among the sick and also helped to bring many babies into the world. After the road was finished up Provo Canyon, Enoch moved his family to Charleston, but later moved to Benjamin Ward, Utah County, where he built a log home. They were among the first settlers in this community and planted some of the first trees in that locality. Around the home they planted a willow fence which grew up to be a row of black willow trees. Enoch had been a freighter in Australia so he began hauling freight from Salt Lake City to the Douglas Store in Payson and then hauled produce back to Salt Lake City. His daughters, Susannah and Sarah, married the same man, William M. Wall. He died in Provo in September 1869 leaving Susannah with three children and Sarah with two and another expected within a few months. They were then living in Wallsburg. Because of ill health of the mother Enoch brought Susannah and her children to Benjamin where they lived in the family home. Later Sarah and her three children came to live with them. Enoch was then fifty-nine years of age and Ruth sixty. Sometime after 1872, the family joined the United Order at Prattsville in Sevier County. Enoch kept his team and wagon and two cows. He put everything else into the Order but he knew he had a great responsibility in providing for his family and the six grandchildren and working with the team brought in additional money which they needed so much. His two daughters worked hard all the time and Ruth took care of the children. She also served as midwife in the community. Enoch filed on a salt spring, got out salt and sold it, but things did not work out as expected and the Order broke up. They did not receive much as their share but they went to Richfield and joined another Order. Again Enoch put in everything he owned except the team, wagon, and a few cows. The women continued to work but soon the Order broke up and they were left without anything. Enoch and his son, Peter, rented a farm on Chicken Creek, where they went into stock raising but since there were no schools nearby for the children he decided to return to Benjamin where they lived on the lower ranch owned by his friend, Andrew Jackson Stewart. Two years later Peter died. Enoch, unable to do the heavy work of the ranch, moved to a farm in Sigurd on the Sevier River. He cleaned out the old salt spring and with the help of the women and children was able to make a living. During all these years Ruth was by his side helping him to rear the family of grandchildren. She had taught her own daughters how to sew, cook and knit and now she did the same for her grandchildren. She was a very devout woman and read from the Bible to the family every day. After some of the children were married Enoch and Ruth returned to Benjamin but he only lived six weeks. He died March 12, 1887. Ruth died there, also, January 5, 1889. She was laid to rest by the side of her husband in the Benjamin cemetery. All their lives they had served the Church of their choice humbly and faithfully. The following was taken from records concerning the ocean voyage to America: "No wind, not even a breeze to stir the sails. Everyone was on ration, of course, brown sea biscuits. Water was also rationed. Grandfather Gurr had stomach trouble and could not digest the coarse bread so the old Captain gave him some of his white bread. The Saints on board met and prayed for the calm to cease and for wind so they could continue on their journey and be saved. Soon the wind began to blow and they sailed on for a few days when a terrible storm overtook them. It was so bad that even the Captain told them they could not save the ship. William Wall was with them and amid the cries of the women and children, some of the Saints asked him to pray. He gathered them together and prayed and the storm ceased. During the storm Ruth tried to comfort those who were afraid and helped to bolster their faith and courage." William Gurr, son of Enoch and Sarah Higgins was born October 12, 1834 in Northiam, Sussex County, England. He left his native land when he was four years old with his parents, brothers and sisters for Australia. Here he met Sarah Elizabeth Barker who was also born in Northiam and who had gone to Australia with her parents. They were married in Sydney, Australia April 27, 1854. Two children were born to them, William Heber and Sarah Elizabeth. They joined the Mormon Church and came to America on board the ship Lucas with a company of Saints under the supervision of Elder William M. Wall. When they arrived in the Valley they traveled to Parowan where they made their permanent home. Seven more children were born there, two of whom died. All during their lives William and Sarah were faithful members of the Latter-day Saint Church. ?Rosilla L. Gurr George Drummond Robb was born in Sydney, Australia on September 23, 1855 to William and Ellen Belle Robb. The Robb family heard the preaching’s of the Latter-day Saint Elders, was converted, and emigrated with other families to Utah. The trip was made in the American ship Lucas. En route young George jeopardized his chances of reaching the promised land by failing in the Pacific Ocean. He was rescued, however, and arrived with the members of his party at San Pedro, California. The group did not remain in San Pedro for any length of time. They moved to San Bernardino, California and soon thereafter moved again to Red Creek, Utah arriving December 28, 1857. Zella Pessetto
Utah, Our Pioneer Heritage William and Mary Ann Woodhams Gingell were among the Australian Saints who lived for a time in San Bernardino, California before coming to Utah. She was a native of Hasting, England, the daughter of David Woodhams and Lucy Richardson. Shortly after her marriage to Mr. Gingell they migrated to Camden, Cook county, Australia and later went to Sydney. Nine children were born to them there. One child was born while crossing the ocean. After their arrival in Utah they lived for a time in Paragoonah and later moved to Evanston, Wyoming where Mrs. Gingell passed away.

SUBMITTERS: Ancestral File Submitters for this individual include Cleone Robb DALTON, Pegsy A HALECK, J. Carlyle BURT

Australian LDS Emigration for 1853-1868

Australian LDS Emigration for 1853-1868 Ordered by Surname, First name
Source: Australian Mission List of 19th Century Members by Marjorie Newton
Microfiche 6072503

The columns are ordered as surname, First, Ship Name, and Emigration Year


Allen, Ann, Julia Ann, 1854

Allen, Eliza, Julia Ann, 1854

Allen, Esther, Julia Ann, 1854

Allen, George, Julia Ann, 1854

Allen, John, Julia Ann, 1854

Allen, Mary, Julia Ann, 1854

Allen, Richard, Julia Ann, 1854

Allen, Richard Jr., Julia Ann, 1854

Allen, Sarah, Julia Ann, 1854

Allen, [Son], Julia Ann, 1854

Anderson, Agnes, Julia Ann, 1855

Anderson, Alexander, Julia Ann, 1855

Anderson, Andrew, Julia Ann, 1855

Anderson, Child #4, Julia Ann, 1855

Anderson, Child #5, Julia Ann, 1855

Anderson, Child #7, Julia Ann, 1855

Anderson, Child #8, Julia Ann, 1855

Anderson, Elizabeth, Julia Ann, 1855

Anderson, Jane, Julia Ann, 1855

Anderson, Marian, Julia Ann, 1855

Arbon, Ann Maria, Lucas, 1857

Arbon, Hannah, Lucas, 1857

Arbon, Jane, Lucas, 1857

Arbon, John, Lucas, 1857

Arbon, Robert, Lucas, 1857

Arbon, Robert Jr., Lucas, 1857

Arbon, Russel, Lucas, 1857

Arnell, Anne, Jenny Ford, 1856

Arnell, Eliza, Jenny Ford, 1856

Arnell, Elizabeth, Jenny Ford, 1856

Arnell, Richard, Jenny Ford, 1856

Arnell, Swan, Jenny Ford, 1856

Baker, Alfred, Jenny Ford, 1856

Baker, Frances, Jenny Ford, 1856

Baker, George, Jenny Ford, 1856

Baker, Rhoda, Jenny Ford, 1856

Baker, William, Jenny Ford, 1856

Banks, Ann Eyre, Tarquinia, 1855

Banks, Charlotte, Tarquinia, 1855

Banks, Child #3 (son of Wm.), Tarquinia, 1855

Banks, Ellen, Tarquinia, 1855

Banks, Ellen Jr., Tarquinia, 1855

Banks, Frances, Tarquinia, 1855

Banks, James Eyre, Tarquinia, 1855

Banks, Joseph, Tarquinia, 1855

Banks, Joseph Jr., Tarquinia, 1855

Banks, William Ellis, Tarquinia, 1855

Baptiste, John, Tarquinia, 1855

Barnes, Mary Ann, Jenny Ford, 1856

Baxter, William, Live Yankee, 1857

Bennett, Josiah, Jenny Ford, 1856

Bennett, Sarah, Jenny Ford, 1856

Bennett, William, Jenny Ford, 1856

Bird, Eliza, Tarquinia, 1856

Bird, Elizabeth, Tarquinia, 1856

Bird, Henry, Tarquinia, 1856

Bird, Henry Jr., Tarquinia, 1856

Blackburn, Charles William, Trieste, 1864

Blackburn, Henry, Trieste, 1864

Blackburn, Mary, Trieste, 1864

Blackburn, Mary Elizabeth, Trieste, 1864

Blackburn, Thomas Andrew, Trieste, 1864

Bowden, Mary, Lucas, 1857

Bowden, Richard, Lucas, 1857

Bowden, William, Lucas, 1857

Bryant, Charles John, Julia Ann, 1854

Bryant, George, Julia Ann, 1854

Bryant, Henry Burton, Julia Ann, 1854

Bryant, James, Julia Ann, 1854

Bryant, Joseph, Julia Ann, 1854

Bryant, Samuel, Julia Ann, 1854

Bryant, Sarah, Julia Ann, 1854

Bucknell, Arthur, Jenny Ford, 1856

Bucknell, Susannah, Jenny Ford, 1856

Bucknell, Thomas, Jenny Ford, 1856

Burton, Amelia Christiana, Lucas, 1857

Burton, Ann, Lucas, 1857

Burton, Clara Jane, Lucas, 1857

Burton, James, Lucas, 1857

Cadd, Ann, Lucas, 1857

Cadd, Ann Jr., Lucas, 1857

Cadd, Heber, Lucas, 1857

Cadd, Jane, Tarquinia, 1855

Cadd, Joseph, Lucas, 1857

Cadd, Joseph Jr., Lucas, 1857

Cadd, Mary, Tarquinia, 1855

Cadd, Michael, Tarquinia, 1855

Cadd, Sophia Elizabeth, Lucas, 1857

Cadd, Thomas, Tarquinia, 1855

Carter, Child #1 (child of Henry), Tarquinia, 1855

Carter, Child #2 (child of Henry), Tarquinia, 1855

Carter, Henry, Tarquinia, 1855

Carter, Sister Henry, Tarquinia, 1855

Clines, Mary Ann, Jenny Ford, 1856

Cochrane, Charles, Lucas, 1857

Cochrane, Robert, Lucas, 1857

Cochrane, Robert John, Lucas, 1857

Cochrane, Theresa, Lucas, 1857

Cochrane, Theresa Jr., Lucas, 1857

Colton, Alonzo, Jenny Ford, 1856

Cook, William, Jenny Ford, 1856

Counsell, Amelia, Tarquinia, 1855

Cox, George, Tarquinia, 1855

Cox, Joyce, Tarquinia, 1855

Cox, Mary, Tarquinia, 1855

Davis, Elinor, Jenny Ford, 1856

Davis, Elizabeth, Jenny Ford, 1856

Davis, Emma, Jenny Ford, 1856

Davis, William, Jenny Ford, 1856

Drummond, Susannah, Lucas, 1857

Evans, Child #3 (of Francis), Tarquinia, 1855

Evans, Ellen, Tarquinia, 1855

Evans, Emma, Tarquinia, 1855

Evans, Francis, Tarquinia, 1855

Evans, Francis Jr., Tarquinia, 1855

Evans, Robert, Tarquinia, 1855

Farrell, Sara Ann, Jenny Ford, 1856

Farrell, Theresa Ann, Jenny Ford, 1856

Fridedlander or Logie, Rosa Clara, Julia Ann, 1855

Gale, Elizabeth, Envelope, 1853

Gale, George, Envelope, 1853

Gale, Henry, Envelope, 1853

Gale, James, Envelope, 1853

Gale, Rebecca, Envelope, 1853

Gale, Sarah, Envelope, 1853

Gale, Wandell Pacific, Envelope, 1853

Gingell, Charlotte Elizabeth, Lucas, 1857

Gingell, David Thomas, Lucas, 1857

Gingell, Eliza Jane, Lucas, 1857

Gingell, Henry Thwaits, Lucas, 1857

Gingell, Josiah William, Lucas, 1857

Gingell, Mary Ann, Lucas, 1857

Gingell, William, Lucas, 1857

Gordge, Ann, Julia Ann, 1854

Gordge, David, Julia Ann, 1854

Gordge, Mina or Merab, Julia Ann, 1854

Gordge, Son #1, Julia Ann, 1854

Gurr, Enoch Eldrigde, Lucas, 1857

Gurr, James Enoch, Lucas, 1857

Gurr, Peter, Lucas, 1857

Gurr, Ruben, Lucas, 1857

Gurr, Ruth, Lucas, 1857

Gurr, Sarah, Lucas, 1857

Gurr, Sarah Elizabeth, Lucas, 1857

Gurr, Sarah Elizabeth (daug.), Lucas, 1857

Gurr, Susannah, Lucas, 1857

Gurr, William, Lucas, 1857

Gurr, William Heber, Lucas, 1857

Guy, Elizabeth Ada, Jenny Ford, 1856

Guy, Francis, Jenny Ford, 1856

Hamblin, Child, Lucas, 1857

Hamblin, Robert, Lucas, 1857

Hamblin, Sister, Lucas, 1857

Hanks, Elizabeth, Envelope, 1853

Hanks, George William, Envelope, 1853

Hardy, Charles, Tarquinia, 1855

Harrington, Elizabeth, Jenny Ford, 1855

Harris, Anna, Tarquinia, 1855

Harris, Child #2 (drown), Julia Ann, 1855

Harris, Edmund John, Lucas, 1857

Harris, Eliza, Julia Ann, 1855

Harris, Elizabeth, Tarquinia, 1855

Harris, John, Tarquinia, 1855

Harris, Maria (drown), Julia Ann, 1855

Harris, Thomas, Tarquinia, 1855

Hawkins, Eliza, Lucas, 1857


Hawkins, William, Lucas, 1857

Heyborne, Agnes Eliza, Jenny Ford, 1856

Heyborne, Charles McMillen, Jenny Ford, 1856

Heyborne, John James, Jenny Ford, 1856

Heyborne, Robert William, Jenny Ford, 1856

Howell, Sarah, Tarquinia, 1855

Humphreys, Ann, Tarquinia, 1855

Humphreys, Eliza, Tarquinia, 1855

Humphreys, Eliza, Julia Ann, 1855

Humphreys, Francis, Julia Ann, 1855

Humphreys, Martha Maria, Julia Ann, 1855

Humphreys, Mary, Julia Ann, 1855

Humphries, George William, Tarquinia, 1855

Humphries, James, Tarquinia, 1855

Hunter, Elizabeth, Lucas, 1857

Hunter, George, Lucas, 1857

Hurst, Charles Clement, Tarquinia, 1855

Hurst, Frederick William, Tarquinia, 1855

Johnson, Elizabeth, Jenny Ford, 1856

Johnson, Frances, Jenny Ford, 1856

Johnson, Mary, Jenny Ford, 1856

Johnson, Sarah Ann, Jenny Ford, 1856

Johnson, William, Jenny Ford, 1856

Jones, Jane, Jenny Ford, 1856

Jones, Janet McKinnon, Jenny Ford, 1856

Jones, John, Jenny Ford, 1856

Jones, John Robert, Jenny Ford, 1856

Jones, Martha Jane, Jenny Ford, 1856

Jones, Thomas, Jenny Ford, 1856

Jose, Elizabeth A., Tarquinia, 1855

Jose, Grace, Tarquinia, 1855

Jose, Mary A., Tarquinia, 1855

Jose, Thomas, Tarquinia, 1855

Jose, William, Tarquinia, 1855

Jose, William Jr., Tarquinia, 1855

Joyce, Sarah, Jenny Ford, 1856

King, John, Jenny Ford, 1856

Lane, Child #1, Milwaukie, 1859

Lane, Child #2, Milwaukie, 1859

Lane, Henry, Milwaukie, 1859

Lane, Sister, Milwaukie, 1859

Lilly, Sister, Julia Ann, 1854

Logie, Annie Augusta, Julia Ann, 1855

Logie, Charles Joseph Gordon, Julia Ann, 1855

Mapstead, Ann, Jenny Ford, 1856

Mapstead, Elizabeth, Jenny Ford, 1856

Mapstead, Elizabeth Jr., Jenny Ford, 1856

Mapstead, James Horton, Jenny Ford, 1856

Mapstead, John, Jenny Ford, 1856

Mapstead, John Jr., Jenny Ford, 1856

Mapstead, Joseph, Jenny Ford, 1856

Mapstead, Susannah, Jenny Ford, 1856

Marshall, Child #1, Tarquinia, 1855

Marshall, Child #2, Tarquinia, 1855

Marshall, Frances, Tarquinia, 1855

Marshall, William, Tarquinia, 1855

McCarthy, John, Julia Ann, 1855

McIntyre, Allan, Jenny Ford, 1856

McIntyre, Catherine, Jenny Ford, 1856

McIntyre, Duncan, Jenny Ford, 1856

McIntyre, Eliza Victoria, Jenny Ford, 1856

McIntyre, Frederick, Jenny Ford, 1856

McIntyre, Maria Ann, Jenny Ford, 1856

McIntyre, Robert, Jenny Ford, 1856

Meadwell, Caroline, Tarquinia, 1855

Meadwell, Charles Edward, Tarquinia, 1855

Meadwell, Jemima, Tarquinia, 1855

Meadwell, William, Tarquinia, 1855

Merchant, Elizabeth, Jenny Ford, 1856

Merchant, Harriet Eliza, Jenny Ford, 1856

Merchant, John, Jenny Ford, 1856

Merchant, Mary Ann, Jenny Ford, 1856

Merchant, Susan Matilda, Jenny Ford, 1856

Messer, Emily, Envelope, 1853

Metcalfe, Agnes, Jenny Ford, 1856

Metcalfe, George, Jenny Ford, 1856

Metcalfe, George William, Jenny Ford, 1856

Metcalfe, John, Jenny Ford, 1856

Metcalfe, John Forrest, Jenny Ford, 1856

Moyes, Elizabeth Ann, Jenny Ford, 1856

Moyes, John, Jenny Ford, 1856

Moyes, Joseph, Jenny Ford, 1856

Moyes, Marth Maria, Jenny Ford, 1856

Moyes, Mary, Jenny Ford, 1856

Moyes, Mary Jane, Jenny Ford, 1856

Moyes, Richard, Jenny Ford, 1856

Moyes, William, Jenny Ford, 1856

Moyes, William Jr., Jenny Ford, 1856

Nichols, Peter, Julia Ann, 1854

Nye, Charles Aston, Milwaukie, 1859

Nye, Charlotte, Milwaukie, 1859

Nye, Emma, Milwaukie, 1859

Nye, Ephraim Hesmer, Milwaukie, 1859

Nye, James, Milwaukie, 1859

Nye, John Jr., Milwaukie, 1859

Nye, Osborne R., Milwaukie, 1859

Parksinson, Thomas, Julia Ann, 1854

Pegg, Eldest Son, Julia Ann, 1855

Penfold, Elizabeth, Julia Ann, 1855

Penfold,Elizabeth II, Jenny Ford, 1856

Penfold,Jesse Charles, Jenny Ford, 1856

Penfold, John, Julia Ann, 1855

Penfold, John Jr., Julia Ann, 1855

Penfold, Peter, Julia Ann, 1855

Penfold, Stephen, Julia Ann, 1855

Perkins, John, Jenny Ford, 1856

Perris, Child #2, Tarquinia, 1855

Perris, Child #3, Tarquinia, 1855

Perris, Frederick Thomas, Tarquinia, 1855

Perris, Hannah Rebecca, Tarquinia, 1855

Phillips, Elizabeth Ann, Jenny Ford, 1856

Popplewell, David, Envelope, 1853

Popplewell, Edward, Envelope, 1853

Popplewell, Emily, Envelope, 1853

Popplewell, Hiram, Envelope, 1853

Popplewell, John, Envelope, 1853

Popplewell, Joseph, Envelope, 1853

Porter, Elizabeth Ann, Julia Ann, 1854

Porter, John, Julia Ann, 1854

Porter, Mary Ann, Julia Ann, 1854

Porter, Samuel, Julia Ann, 1854

Porter, William Frederick, Julia Ann, 1854

Rawling, Hannah, Lucas, 1857

Rees, David, Jenny Ford, 1856

Rees, Hannah, Jenny Ford, 1856

Ridges, Adelaide, Jenny Ford, 1856

Ridges, Alfred Joseph, Jenny Ford, 1856

Ridges, Joseph, Jenny Ford, 1856

Ridges, Joseph Harris, Jenny Ford, 1856

Riley, Thomas, Jenny Ford, 1856

Rillstone, Richard, Lucas, 1857


Rillstone, Sarah Ann, Lucas, 1857


Rillstone, William Wall, Lucas, 1857


Robb, Adam, Lucas, 1857


Robb, Alexander, Lucas, 1857


Robb, Anne, Lucas, 1857

Robb, Ellen, Lucas, 1857


Robb, George Drummond, Lucas, 1857


Robb, Helen, Lucas, 1857


Robb, John, Lucas, 1857


Robb, Thomas, Lucas, 1857


Robb, William, Lucas, 1857


Robb, William Jr., Lucas, 1857

Rodwell, Sarah, Julia Ann, 1854

Rodwell, Sarah Ann, Julia Ann, 1854

Roughley, Child #1, Milwaukie, 1859

Roughley, Child #2, Milwaukie, 1859

Roughley, John, Milwaukie, 1859

Roughley, Sister, Milwaukie, 1859

Said, John H., General Cushing, 1858

Simmons, Eliza Elizabeth, Jenny Ford, 1856

Simmons, Elizabeth, Jenny Ford, 1856

Simmons, Emma Ellen, Jenny Ford, 1856

Simmons, Henry, Jenny Ford, 1856

Simmons, James, Jenny Ford, 1856

Simmons, James Albert, Jenny Ford, 1856

Simmons, Mary Ann, Jenny Ford, 1856

Simmons, Sarah Ann, Jenny Ford, 1856

Simmons, Sophia Ann, Jenny Ford, 1856

Somerville, Alexander, Milwaukie, 1859

Somerville, David Reid, Milwaukie, 1859

Somerville, Harriet Newell, Milwaukie, 1859

Somerville, Simon, Milwaukie, 1859

Spencer, Joseph D., Albert, 1865

Stapley, Charles, Julia Ann, 1854

Stapley, Charles Jr., Julia Ann, 1854

Stapley, James, Julia Ann, 1854

Stapley, John, Julia Ann, 1854

Stapley, Robert Dent, Julia Ann, 1854

Stapley, Sarah, Julia Ann, 1854

Stapley, Sarah Jr., Julia Ann, 1854

Stapley, Seymore, Julia Ann, 1854

Stapley, Thomas, Julia Ann, 1854

Steward, James, Jenny Ford, 1856

Storey, Charles, Tarquinia, 1855

Storey, Eliza, Tarquinia, 1855

Storey, Luke Jr., Tarquinia, 1855

Storey, Rachel, Tarquinia, 1855

Stuchberry, Ann, Lucas, 1857

Stuchberry, Emma, Lucas, 1857

Stuchberry, John, Lucas, 1857

Syphus, Christiana, Jenny Ford, 1856

Syphus, Lovina, Jenny Ford, 1856

Syphus, Luke, Jenny Ford, 1856

Tadwell, John W., Tarquinia, 1855

Taylor, Ann, Jenny Ford, 1856

Taylor, Ellen, Jenny Ford, 1856

Taylor, James Jr., Jenny Ford, 1856

Taylor, Lydia Jane, Jenny Ford, 1856

Taylor, Rhoda Ann, Jenny Ford, 1856

Taylor, Samuel, Jenny Ford, 1856

Taylor, Susan Comfort, Jenny Ford, 1856

Unthank, William, Jenny Ford, 1856

Warby, James, Julia Ann, 1854

Warby, John, Julia Ann, 1854

Warby, John II, Julia Ann, 1854

Warby, Mary, Julia Ann, 1854

Warby, Mary Jr., Julia Ann, 1854

Warby, Sarah, Julia Ann, 1854

Wilford, William, Tarquinia, 1855

Williams David Griffith, Jenny Ford, 1856

Withlock, William, Envelope, 1853



Australian LDS Emigration for 1853-1868 Ordered by Ship


Source: Australian Mission List of 19th Century Members by Marjorie Newton
Microfiche 6072503

The columns are ordered as Ship Name, Emigration Year, Surname, First Name

Albert, 1865, Spencer, Joseph D.

Envelope, 1853, Gale, Elizabeth

Envelope, 1853, Gale, George

Envelope, 1853, Gale, Henry

Envelope, 1853, Gale, James

Envelope, 1853, Gale, Rebecca

Envelope, 1853, Gale, Sarah

Envelope, 1853, Gale, Wandell Pacific

Envelope, 1853, Hanks, Elizabeth

Envelope, 1853, Hanks, George William

Envelope, 1853, Messer, Emily

Envelope, 1853, Popplewell, David

Envelope, 1853, Popplewell, Edward

Envelope, 1853, Popplewell, Emily

Envelope, 1853, Popplewell, Hiram

Envelope, 1853, Popplewell, John

Envelope, 1853, Popplewell, Joseph

Envelope, 1853, Withlock, William

Julia Ann, 1854, Allen, Ann

Julia Ann, 1854, Allen, Eliza

Julia Ann, 1854, Allen, Esther

Julia Ann, 1854, Allen, George

Julia Ann, 1854, Allen, John

Julia Ann, 1854, Allen, Mary

Julia Ann, 1854, Allen, Richard

Julia Ann, 1854, Allen, Richard Jr.

Julia Ann, 1854, Allen, Sarah

Julia Ann, 1854, Allen, [Son]

Julia Ann, 1854, Bryant, Charles John

Julia Ann, 1854, Bryant, George

Julia Ann, 1854, Bryant, Henry Burton

Julia Ann, 1854, Bryant, James

Julia Ann, 1854, Bryant, Joseph

Julia Ann, 1854, Bryant, Samuel

Julia Ann, 1854, Bryant, Sarah

Julia Ann, 1854, Gordge, Ann

Julia Ann, 1854, Gordge, David

Julia Ann, 1854, Gordge, Mina or Merab

Julia Ann, 1854, Gordge, Son #1

Julia Ann, 1854, Lilly, Sister

Julia Ann, 1854, Nichols, Peter

Julia Ann, 1854, Parksinson, Thomas

Julia Ann, 1854, Porter, Elizabeth Ann

Julia Ann, 1854, Porter, John

Julia Ann, 1854, Porter, Mary Ann

Julia Ann, 1854, Porter, Samuel

Julia Ann, 1854, Porter, William Frederick

Julia Ann, 1854, Rodwell, Sarah

Julia Ann, 1854, Rodwell, Sarah Ann

Julia Ann, 1854, Stapley, Charles

Julia Ann, 1854, Stapley, Charles Jr.

Julia Ann, 1854, Stapley, James

Julia Ann, 1854, Stapley, John

Julia Ann, 1854, Stapley, Robert Dent

Julia Ann, 1854, Stapley, Sarah

Julia Ann, 1854, Stapley, Sarah Jr.

Julia Ann, 1854, Stapley, Seymore

Julia Ann, 1854, Stapley, Thomas

Julia Ann, 1854, Warby, James

Julia Ann, 1854, Warby, John

Julia Ann, 1854, Warby, John II

Julia Ann, 1854, Warby, Mary

Julia Ann, 1854, Warby, Mary Jr.

Julia Ann, 1854, Warby, Sarah

Jenny Ford, 1855, Harrington, Elizabeth

Julia Ann, 1855, Anderson, Agnes

Julia Ann, 1855, Anderson, Alexander

Julia Ann, 1855, Anderson, Andrew

Julia Ann, 1855, Anderson, Child #4

Julia Ann, 1855, Anderson, Child #5

Julia Ann, 1855, Anderson, Child #7

Julia Ann, 1855, Anderson, Child #8

Julia Ann, 1855, Anderson, Elizabeth

Julia Ann, 1855, Anderson, Jane

Julia Ann, 1855, Anderson, Marian

Julia Ann, 1855, Fridedlander or Logie, Rosa Clara

Julia Ann, 1855, Harris, Child #2 (drown)

Julia Ann, 1855, Harris, Eliza

Julia Ann, 1855, Harris, Maria (drown)

Julia Ann, 1855, Humphreys, Eliza

Julia Ann, 1855, Humphreys, Francis

Julia Ann, 1855, Humphreys, Martha Maria

Julia Ann, 1855, Humphreys, Mary

Julia Ann, 1855, Logie, Annie Augusta

Julia Ann, 1855, Logie, Charles Joseph Gordon

Julia Ann, 1855, McCarthy, John

Julia Ann, 1855, Pegg, Eldest Son

Julia Ann, 1855, Penfold, Elizabeth

Julia Ann, 1855, Penfold, John

Julia Ann, 1855, Penfold, John Jr.

Julia Ann, 1855, Penfold, Peter

Julia Ann, 1855, Penfold, Stephen

Tarquinia, 1855, Banks, Ann Eyre

Tarquinia, 1855, Banks, Charlotte

Tarquinia, 1855, Banks, Child #3 (son of Wm.)

Tarquinia, 1855, Banks, Ellen

Tarquinia, 1855, Banks, Ellen Jr.

Tarquinia, 1855, Banks, Frances

Tarquinia, 1855, Banks, James Eyre

Tarquinia, 1855, Banks, Joseph

Tarquinia, 1855, Banks, Joseph Jr.

Tarquinia, 1855, Banks, William Ellis

Tarquinia, 1855, Baptiste, John

Tarquinia, 1855, Cadd, Jane

Tarquinia, 1855, Cadd, Mary

Tarquinia, 1855, Cadd, Michael

Tarquinia, 1855, Cadd, Thomas

Tarquinia, 1855, Carter, Child #1 (child of Henry)

Tarquinia, 1855, Carter, Child #2 (child of Henry)

Tarquinia, 1855, Carter, Henry

Tarquinia, 1855, Carter, Sister Henry

Tarquinia, 1855, Counsell, Amelia

Tarquinia, 1855, Cox, George

Tarquinia, 1855, Cox, Joyce

Tarquinia, 1855, Cox, Mary

Tarquinia, 1855, Evans, Child #3 (of Francis)

Tarquinia, 1855, Evans, Ellen

Tarquinia, 1855, Evans, Emma

Tarquinia, 1855, Evans, Francis

Tarquinia, 1855, Evans, Francis Jr.

Tarquinia, 1855, Evans, Robert

Tarquinia, 1855, Hardy, Charles

Tarquinia, 1855, Harris, Anna

Tarquinia, 1855, Harris, Elizabeth

Tarquinia, 1855, Harris, John

Tarquinia, 1855, Harris, Thomas

Tarquinia, 1855, Howell, Sarah

Tarquinia, 1855, Humphreys, Ann

Tarquinia, 1855, Humphreys, Eliza

Tarquinia, 1855, Humphries, George William

Tarquinia, 1855, Humphries, James

Tarquinia, 1855, Hurst, Charles Clement

Tarquinia, 1855, Hurst, Frederick William

Tarquinia, 1855, Jose, Elizabeth A.

Tarquinia, 1855, Jose, Grace

Tarquinia, 1855, Jose, Mary A.

Tarquinia, 1855, Jose, Thomas

Tarquinia, 1855, Jose, William

Tarquinia, 1855, Jose, William Jr.

Tarquinia, 1855, Marshall, Child #1

Tarquinia, 1855, Marshall, Child #2

Tarquinia, 1855, Marshall, Frances

Tarquinia, 1855, Marshall, William

Tarquinia, 1855, Meadwell, Caroline

Tarquinia, 1855, Meadwell, Charles Edward

Tarquinia, 1855, Meadwell, Jemima

Tarquinia, 1855, Meadwell, William

Tarquinia, 1855, Perris, Child #2

Tarquinia, 1855, Perris, Child #3

Tarquinia, 1855, Perris, Frederick Thomas

Tarquinia, 1855, Perris, Hannah Rebecca

Tarquinia, 1855, Storey, Charles

Tarquinia, 1855, Storey, Eliza

Tarquinia, 1855, Storey, Luke Jr.

Tarquinia, 1855, Storey, Rachel

Tarquinia, 1855, Tadwell, John W.

Tarquinia, 1855, Wilford, William

Jenny Ford, 1856, Arnell, Anne

Jenny Ford, 1856, Arnell, Eliza

Jenny Ford, 1856, Arnell, Elizabeth

Jenny Ford, 1856, Arnell, Richard

Jenny Ford, 1856, Arnell, Swan

Jenny Ford, 1856, Baker, Alfred

Jenny Ford, 1856, Baker, Frances

Jenny Ford, 1856, Baker, George

Jenny Ford, 1856, Baker, Rhoda

Jenny Ford, 1856, Baker, William

Jenny Ford, 1856, Barnes, Mary Ann

Jenny Ford, 1856, Bennett, Josiah

Jenny Ford, 1856, Bennett, Sarah

Jenny Ford, 1856, Bennett, William

Jenny Ford, 1856, Bucknell, Arthur

Jenny Ford, 1856, Bucknell, Susannah

Jenny Ford, 1856, Bucknell, Thomas

Jenny Ford, 1856, Clines, Mary Ann

Jenny Ford, 1856, Colton, Alonzo

Jenny Ford, 1856, Cook, William

Jenny Ford, 1856, Davis, Elinor

Jenny Ford, 1856, Davis, Elizabeth

Jenny Ford, 1856, Davis, Emma

Jenny Ford, 1856, Davis, William

Jenny Ford, 1856, Farrell, Sara Ann

Jenny Ford, 1856, Farrell, Theresa Ann

Jenny Ford, 1856, Guy, Elizabeth Ada

Jenny Ford, 1856, Guy, Francis

Jenny Ford, 1856, Heyborne, Agnes Eliza

Jenny Ford, 1856, Heyborne, Charles McMillen

Jenny Ford, 1856, Heyborne, John James

Jenny Ford, 1856, Heyborne, Robert William

Jenny Ford, 1856, Johnson, Elizabeth

Jenny Ford, 1856, Johnson, Frances

Jenny Ford, 1856, Johnson, Mary

Jenny Ford, 1856, Johnson, Sarah Ann

Jenny Ford, 1856, Johnson, William

Jenny Ford, 1856, Jones, Jane

Jenny Ford, 1856, Jones, Janet McKinnon

Jenny Ford, 1856, Jones, John

Jenny Ford, 1856, Jones, John Robert

Jenny Ford, 1856, Jones, Martha Jane

Jenny Ford, 1856, Jones, Thomas

Jenny Ford, 1856, Joyce, Sarah

Jenny Ford, 1856, King, John

Jenny Ford, 1856, Mapstead, Ann

Jenny Ford, 1856, Mapstead, Elizabeth

Jenny Ford, 1856, Mapstead, Elizabeth Jr.

Jenny Ford, 1856, Mapstead, James Horton

Jenny Ford, 1856, Mapstead, John

Jenny Ford, 1856, Mapstead, John Jr.

Jenny Ford, 1856, Mapstead, Joseph

Jenny Ford, 1856, Mapstead, Susannah

Jenny Ford, 1856, McIntyre, Allan

Jenny Ford, 1856, McIntyre, Catherine

Jenny Ford, 1856, McIntyre, Duncan

Jenny Ford, 1856, McIntyre, Eliza Victoria

Jenny Ford, 1856, McIntyre, Frederick

Jenny Ford, 1856, McIntyre, Maria Ann

Jenny Ford, 1856, McIntyre, Robert

Jenny Ford, 1856, Merchant, Elizabeth

Jenny Ford, 1856, Merchant, Harriet Eliza

Jenny Ford, 1856, Merchant, John

Jenny Ford, 1856, Merchant, Mary Ann

Jenny Ford, 1856, Merchant, Susan Matilda

Jenny Ford, 1856, Metcalfe, Agnes

Jenny Ford, 1856, Metcalfe, George

Jenny Ford, 1856, Metcalfe, George William

Jenny Ford, 1856, Metcalfe, John

Jenny Ford, 1856, Metcalfe, John Forrest

Jenny Ford, 1856, Moyes, Elizabeth Ann

Jenny Ford, 1856, Moyes, John

Jenny Ford, 1856, Moyes, Joseph

Jenny Ford, 1856, Moyes, Marth Maria

Jenny Ford, 1856, Moyes, Mary

Jenny Ford, 1856, Moyes, Mary Jane

Jenny Ford, 1856, Moyes, Richard

Jenny Ford, 1856, Moyes, William

Jenny Ford, 1856, Moyes, William Jr.

Jenny Ford, 1856, Penfold, Elizabeth II

Jenny Ford, 1856, Penfold,Jesse Charles

Jenny Ford, 1856, Perkins, John

Jenny Ford, 1856, Phillips, Elizabeth Ann

Jenny Ford, 1856, Rees, David

Jenny Ford, 1856, Rees, Hannah

Jenny Ford, 1856, Ridges, Adelaide

Jenny Ford, 1856, Ridges, Alfred Joseph

Jenny Ford, 1856, Ridges, Joseph

Jenny Ford, 1856, Ridges, Joseph Harris

Jenny Ford, 1856, Riley, Thomas

Jenny Ford, 1856, Simmons, Eliza Elizabeth

Jenny Ford, 1856, Simmons, Elizabeth

Jenny Ford, 1856, Simmons, Emma Ellen

Jenny Ford, 1856, Simmons, Henry

Jenny Ford, 1856, Simmons, James

Jenny Ford, 1856, Simmons, James Albert

Jenny Ford, 1856, Simmons, Mary Ann

Jenny Ford, 1856, Simmons, Sarah Ann

Jenny Ford, 1856, Simmons, Sophia Ann

Jenny Ford, 1856, Steward, James

Jenny Ford, 1856, Syphus, Christiana

Jenny Ford, 1856, Syphus, Lovina

Jenny Ford, 1856, Syphus, Luke

Jenny Ford, 1856, Taylor, Ann

Jenny Ford, 1856, Taylor, Ellen

Jenny Ford, 1856, Taylor, James Jr.

Jenny Ford, 1856, Taylor, Lydia Jane

Jenny Ford, 1856, Taylor, Rhoda Ann

Jenny Ford, 1856, Taylor, Samuel

Jenny Ford, 1856, Taylor, Susan Comfort

Jenny Ford, 1856, Unthank, William

Jenny Ford, 1856, Williams David Griffith,

Tarquinia, 1856, Bird, Eliza

Tarquinia, 1856, Bird, Elizabeth

Tarquinia, 1856, Bird, Henry

Tarquinia, 1856, Bird, Henry Jr.

Live Yankee, 1857, Baxter, William

Lucas, 1857, Arbon, Ann Maria

Lucas, 1857, Arbon, Hannah

Lucas, 1857, Arbon, Jane

Lucas, 1857, Arbon, John

Lucas, 1857, Arbon, Robert

Lucas, 1857, Arbon, Robert Jr.

Lucas, 1857, Arbon, Russel

Lucas, 1857, Bowden, Mary

Lucas, 1857, Bowden, Richard

Lucas, 1857, Bowden, William

Lucas, 1857, Burton, Amelia Christiana

Lucas, 1857, Burton, Ann

Lucas, 1857, Burton, Clara Jane

Lucas, 1857, Burton, James

Lucas, 1857, Cadd, Ann

Lucas, 1857, Cadd, Ann Jr.

Lucas, 1857, Cadd, Heber

Lucas, 1857, Cadd, Joseph

Lucas, 1857, Cadd, Joseph Jr.

Lucas, 1857, Cadd, Sophia Elizabeth

Lucas, 1857, Cochrane, Charles

Lucas, 1857, Cochrane, Robert

Lucas, 1857, Cochrane, Robert John

Lucas, 1857, Cochrane, Theresa

Lucas, 1857, Cochrane, Theresa Jr.

Lucas, 1857, Drummond, Susannah

Lucas, 1857, Gingell, Charlotte Elizabeth

Lucas, 1857, Gingell, David Thomas

Lucas, 1857, Gingell, Eliza Jane

Lucas, 1857, Gingell, Henry Thwaits

Lucas, 1857, Gingell, Josiah William

Lucas, 1857, Gingell, Mary Ann

Lucas, 1857, Gingell, William

Lucas, 1857, Gurr, Enoch Eldrigde

Lucas, 1857, Gurr, James Enoch

Lucas, 1857, Gurr, Peter

Lucas, 1857, Gurr, Ruben

Lucas, 1857, Gurr, Ruth

Lucas, 1857, Gurr, Sarah

Lucas, 1857, Gurr, Sarah Elizabeth

Lucas, 1857, Gurr, Sarah Elizabeth (daug.)

Lucas, 1857, Gurr, Susannah

Lucas, 1857, Gurr, William

Lucas, 1857, Gurr, William Heber

Lucas, 1857, Hamblin, Child

Lucas, 1857, Hamblin, Robert

Lucas, 1857, Hamblin, Sister

Lucas, 1857, Harris, Edmund John

Lucas, 1857, Hawkins, Eliza


Lucas, 1857, Hawkins, William

Lucas, 1857, Hunter, Elizabeth

Lucas, 1857, Hunter, George

Lucas, 1857, Rawling, Hannah

Lucas, 1857, Rillstone, Richard


Lucas, 1857, Rillstone, Sarah Ann


Lucas, 1857, Rillstone, William Wall


Lucas, 1857, Robb, Adam


Lucas, 1857, Robb, Alexander

Lucas, 1857, Robb, Anne


Lucas, 1857, Robb, Ellen


Lucas, 1857, Robb, George Drummond


Lucas, 1857, Robb, Helen


Lucas, 1857, Robb, John


Lucas, 1857, Robb, Thomas

Lucas, 1857, Robb, William


Lucas, 1857, Robb, William Jr.

Lucas, 1857, Stuchberry, Ann

Lucas, 1857, Stuchberry, Emma

Lucas, 1857, Stuchberry, John

General Cushing, 1858, Said, John H.

Milwaukie, 1859, Lane, Child #1

Milwaukie, 1859, Lane, Child #2

Milwaukie, 1859, Lane, Henry

Milwaukie, 1859, Lane, Sister

Milwaukie, 1859, Nye, Charles Aston

Milwaukie, 1859, Nye, Charlotte

Milwaukie, 1859, Nye, Emma

Milwaukie, 1859, Nye, Ephraim Hesmer

Milwaukie, 1859, Nye, James

Milwaukie, 1859, Nye, John Jr.

Milwaukie, 1859, Nye, Osborne R.

Milwaukie, 1859, Roughley, Child #1

Milwaukie, 1859, Roughley, Child #2

Milwaukie, 1859, Roughley, John

Milwaukie, 1859, Roughley, Sister

Milwaukie, 1859, Somerville, Alexander

Milwaukie, 1859, Somerville, David Reid

Milwaukie, 1859, Somerville, Harriet Newell

Milwaukie, 1859, Somerville, Simon

Trieste, 1864, Blackburn, Charles William

Trieste, 1864, Blackburn, Henry

Trieste, 1864, Blackburn, Mary

Trieste, 1864, Blackburn, Mary Elizabeth

Trieste, 1864, Blackburn, Thomas Andrew