A shipping notice announcing the arrival of the Prince of Wales and of the Currin Family to Nelson, New Zealand

Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume I, Issue 42, 24 December 1842, Page 166

 

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Prince of Wales
Ship: 582 tons
Captain: Alexander Alexander
Surgeon Superintendent: Matthew Doyle Kearns
Sailed London 2nd September 1842 – arrived Nelson 31st December 1842

………..Princes of Wales, arrived at Nelson on December 22, 1842, in command of Captain Alexander, and landed 203 immigrants, the voyage occupying 110 days – a very good passage for a vessel of 582 tons. During this year no less than nineteen ships, nearly all bearing passengers, arrived at Nelson.
White Wings – Sir Henry Brett

 

Name Age Proffesion
Cabin Passengers
Barr Margaret 23 Lady
Barr Mr 22 Gentleman
Davison Mrs Constance   Lady
  Female    
  Female    
Fisher Mr 30 Gentleman
Gould Mr 30 Gentleman
Heaphy Charles 18 Surveyor
Heath Mr 18 Gentleman
Hort Abraham 40 Gentleman for Wellington
  Mrs 45  
  Miss 28 Lady
  Miss 21 Lady
  Miss 18 Lady
  Miss 17 Lady
  Miss 16 Lady
Hort/Horton/Morton? Jane 18 Lady
Johnston John 25 Gentleman
  Mrs 25  
  Male    
  Male    
Johnston Robert 33 Gentleman
  Mrs 31  
  Male    
  Female    
  Female    
Kearns Matthew Doyle   Surgeon on Board
Kelly Mrs   Lady
  Female    
Marsden Thomas 30 Gentleman
  Mrs 31  
Marshall Mr 22 Gentleman
Russell Mr 19 Gentleman
Saunders Mr 22 Gentleman
Sharp Mr 21 Gentleman
Skipworth Mr 24 Gentleman
Thoms Captain Thomas 32 Gentleman
  Mrs 33  
Thomas Joseph 18 Gentleman
Thorburn Mr 28 Gentleman
Walker Penelope 18 Lady
Wilkinson Mr   Gentleman
  Female child    
Steerage Passengers
Arnold John 25 Carpenter & Joiner
  Harriett 25  
  Son   Born and died on board
Brennan Joseph 22 Tailor
  Mary 21  
Bullard William 34 Labourer
  Jane 30  
  Male 11  
  Female twins Infants  
Bungate James 25 Farm Labourer
  Catherine 19  
Campbell Stewart 26 Agricultural Labourer
  Catherine 24  
Chapman Thomas 46 Agricultural Labourer
  Mary Ann 43  
  Ann 21 Servant
  James 17 Labourer
  John 15 Labourer
  George 12  
  Caroline 8  
  Thomas 5 Died at sea
  Mary Ann Infant Died at sea
Coleman Bryan 30 Carpenter
  Mary 29  
Currin John 51 Labourer
  Ann 42  
  John Jnr 18 Labourer & Gardener
  Sarah 15 Servant
  Thomas 11  
  George T. 2  
Dew Emanuel 34 Gardener
  Maria 33  
  Charlotte 8  
  David 7  
  Sabina 4  
  Henry 2  
Dewar Mary 18 Domestic Servant
Dove James 22 Agricultural Labourer
Dwyer Cornelius 45 Agricultural Labourer
  Mary 34  
  Margaret 17 Dairywoman
  John 14 Ploughboy
  William 14 Agricultural Labourer
  Patrick 12  
  Cornelius 10  
  Peter 8  
  James 3  
Feeny Edward 28 Plasterer
  Alice 26  
  Thomas 3  
  Edward Infant  
Franklin Robert F. 28 Baker
  Elizabeth 19  
Gledhill James M. 28 Farm Labourer
Died on board
  Ellen 28  
  Susanna 8  
  Elizabeth 7  
  Ann 1 Died on board
Hemming Henry 32 Butcher
  Elizabeth 28  
  Sarah 3  
  Ann Infant  
Hewett John 35 Currier & Farmer
  Caroline 31  
  Vincent 11  
  Clara 10  
  Sarah Ann Infant Died at sea
Horn James P. 24 Carpenter
  Sarah N. 19  
  Female 1  
  Female   Born on board 01/09/1842
Hoult Joseph 34 Bricklayer
  Rhoda 30  
  Elizabeth 11  
  Joseph 9  
  Samuel 7  
  Mary 3  
  Edward Infant  
Howell James 33 Carpenter & Joiner
  Mary 32  
Howell Thomas 29 Carpenter & Joiner
  Eliza 29  
Hurley Maurice 35 Agricultural Labourer
  Margaret 36  
  Maurice 3  
Isaacs David 21 Shoemaker
Jessop William 37 Mason & Bricklayer
  Mary 34  
  Leah 15 Servant
  Sarah 11  
  Thomas 9  
  Mary Ann 5  
  Eliza 3  
  William Infant Died at sea
Kidson John 30 Joiner
  Sarah 23  
  Emma 2  
  George Infant  
King Ezekiel 26 Shoemaker
  Elizabeth 25  
  Harriet 3  
  Sarah 1  
McLean Archibald 23 Blacksmith
  Catherine 23  
  Elizabeth 11  
  Archibald Infant  
Marchant Thomas 44 Farmer
Mullin Ann 34 Servant
Mullin Michael 30 Labourer
Mullin Richard 28 Labourer
Noden John 26 Agricultural Labourer
  Ann 19  
Rae Thomas 35 Farm Labourer
  Agnes 30 Died at sea
  William 12  
  Elizabeth 10  
  Margaret 7  
  Robert 4  
Reardon Michael 22 Labourer
  Johanna 21  
  Margaret 1  
  John 1 month  
Reeves Abel 24 Carpenter & Wheelwright
Died at sea
  Elizabeth 29  
Rose James 26 Blacksmith
  Deborah 28  
  John Infant  
Shipley Matthew 31 Labourer
  Jane 38  
  William 6 Died at sea
  John Infant Died at sea
Stagg Charles 23 Agricultural Labourer & Shepherd
  Sarah 22  
  William   Infant Died at sea
Stanton Edward 25 Bricklayer
  Catherine 22  
  Child   Born and died at sea
Stone Samuel 26 Blacksmith
  Sarah 25  
  Elizabeth 5  
  Samuel Infant  
Taylor Robert 36 Engineer & Wheelwright
  Elizabeth 34  
  David 11  
  Elizabeth 4  
  Robert 1  
Turner Henry 25 Sawyer
  Harriett 23  
  Mary Ann 4  
  Harriett 2  
  Child Stillborn    
Wainwright Edward 32  
  Hannah 25  
  William 8  
  James 5  
  Mary Ann Infant Died at sea
Williams Thomas 24  
Wratten James 27  
  Elizabeth 19  
                                                                   
James WRATTEN was baptised on 27 SEP 1812 in St Martin’s Church, Detling Kent one of the sons of William WRATTEN and Charlotte GRIGSBY. He married Elizabeth CHAPMAN, then a minor, daughter of Thomas CHAPMAN at Detling on 13 JUL 1842 just prior to emigrating to New Zealand with her family on the Prince of Wales. James is said to have become a successful apple grower in New Zealand.

                                                                   

CURRIN Family:       
John Currin originated from Northamptonshire, England and travelled from London to Nelson in 1842 on the Prince of Wales, with his Father, Mother, Two Brothers and Two Sisters  (one who was already married). Approx four years later John Currin married Jane Mears from Stafford, England. 
Settling in Waimea South, Nelson, New Zealand 13 to 14 children were born to this family between the years 1849 and 1872. One of the children Sarah Jane Currin married George B Galland, in 1874. This is my line and if you are interested in contacting me please e-mail 
Karyn Windsor

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