Immigration & shipping guide

Key records and available indexes, relating to passengers arriving in New South Wales, 1788-1922

This Guide highlights the key records and available indexes, relating to passengers arriving in New South Wales, 1788-1922. While most of the records relate to passengers disembarking in Sydney, records of arrivals in other ports are also included. Records relating to departures are also listed.

Tips to find an arrival

Obtain the death certificate

If the person died in New South Wales, the death certificate may show the number of years spent in the colony or colonies where he/she had spent their time. By taking the number of years spent in the colonies from the date of death, an approximate year of arrival can be determined.

Check the available indexes and records for arrivals

If two records exist for one arrival, always check both as the information may differ slightly, or one record may be more comprehensive.

Post-1922

After 1922, immigration became the responsibility of the Commonwealth Government and the records are held by the National Archives of Australia. Copies of the passenger lists 1923-1966 are also held in our reading room.

Types of passenger arrivals

1. Unassisted (free) passengers

Also known as free settlers, unassisted passengers paid their own way to New South Wales.

We hold records of free settlers from 1792-1922. Most of these records relate to free settlers arriving in Sydney.

Tips to remember

  • Until 1854, many unassisted passengers (particularly steerage passengers) were not listed individually on a passenger list. ​Newspapers for this period (available for searching on the National Library of Australia's Trove website) often reported a ship's arrival and these may contain a list of passengers
  • After 1922, immigration became the responsibility of the Commonwealth Government and the records are held by the National Archives of Australia.

Passenger lists are arranged chronologically by arrival of the ship. As there are no comprehensive indexes to passengers arriving after 1855, and if the name of the ship and the exact year of arrival are unknown, researchers will need to try to determine the date of arrival from other sources listed here and on the Indexes tab above.

The website Mariners and Ships in Australian Waters is digitising and indexing lists of unassisted passengers arriving in Sydney between 1845 and 1922.

The passenger lists are also available on the Ancestry website. We and many public libraries in Australia provide free access to Ancestry to members of the public.

2. Assisted passengers

This term refers to people whose passage was subsidised or paid for through one of the assisted immigration schemes that operated in New South Wales.

We hold records of assisted immigrants from 1828-1896. These records generally provide valuable information on each assisted immigrant such as native place and parents' names.

Passengers arriving in Newcastle

We hold records of some assisted immigrant arrivals to Newcastle which are listed in the index Assisted Immigrants Index. Later records of passengers arriving in and departing from Newcastle, 1865-1935 are held by the National Archives of Australia.

Immigration Deposit Journals

Series
Title
Dates
NRS 5264 (Reels 2668A-2676)
Immigration deposit journals, 1853-1900 *ARK
These records relate to assisted immigrants and are a record of monies paid by depositors towards the cost of an immigrant's fare.
1853-1900
(Fiche 5246-5265; 5915-5918)
Pastkeys: Index to the NSW Immigration Deposit Journals; and Supplement
For immigrants and depositorsThe NSW Immigration Deposits Combined Index 1853-1900 is available on CD in the reading room.
1853-1900; 1856-1857 

Printed sources

  • Ian Nicholson. Log of Logs — a catalogue of logs, journals, shipboard diaries, letters and all forms of voyage narratives, 1788-1988 for Australia and New Zealand and surrounding oceans, Aranda, ACT, Roebuck, 1990.
  • Ian Nicholson. Log of Logs Volume 2 — a catalogue of logs, journals, shipboard diaries, letters and all forms of voyage narratives, 1788-1988 for Australia and New Zealand and surrounding oceans, QLD, I. Nicholson, 1993.
  • Ian Nicholson. Log of Logs — a catalogue of logs, journals, shipboard diaries, letters and all forms of voyage narratives, 1788-1998 for Australia and New Zealand and surrounding oceans, QLD, I. Nicholson, 1998.

Digitised copies also available on the Zenoob website as part of the ACRE (Atmospheric Circulation Reconstructions across Earth) data rescue effort.

3. Convicts

We hold records concerning the convicts who were transported to New South Wales, 1788-1842. See the Convicts Guide for further information on convicts and families of convicts. Correspondence relating to convicts may often reveal the ship and year of arrival of an individual.

Some useful series and indexes relating to arrival include:

Series
Title
Dates
 
1788-1825
NRS 906(Reels 2417-2428)
Colonial Secretary: Special bundles
Convict ships - musters of convicts and other papers, 1790-1849
1826-1982
(Fiche 5557-5559, 5736-5738, 5907-5909, 5955-5957, 5966-5968, 6069-6074, 6127-6129, 6433-6435, 6448-6450, 6453-6455)
Index to the Colonial Secretary's Correspondence: Convicts and Others​
This indexes letters relating to convicts in NRS 905, Colonial Secretary: Main series of letters received, 1826-88
1826-1894
(Fiche 5912-5914, 5921-5925)
Index to the copies of letters sent re convicts by the Colonial Secretary
1826-1855
(Fiche 5270-5277)
Index to convict marriage banns
Convicts wanting to marry needed to seek permission from the Governor. An application to marry often included personal details about both parties, even if one was not a convict.
1826-1841
NRS 12212(Fiche 780-802)
Principal Superintendent of Convicts: Registers of convicts' applications to marry *ARK
1826-1851
NRS 5321(Reel 699)
Wives and families of convicts on bounty ships *ARK
These records provide name, age, marital status, calling, native place, religion and education, as well as the relationship to the convict.
1849-1855

Other immigration sources

Musters and papers of convict ships

Lists of immigrants on convict ships can be located in the musters and papers of those vessels.

Correspondence

Colonial Secretary

The Colonial Secretary was one of the most important and influential government officials throughout the 19th century, especially in the period up to 1856. Surviving correspondence created by the Colonial Secretary's Office can be invaluable for all types of research. It is one of the main alternative sources to be used to determine arrival details.

A useful series for arrivals is:

Series
Title
Dates
NRS 907(Reels 1081-1200; COD 194-195)
Letters from individuals re land
The letters often contain personal details, and may state ship and year of arrival.
An index is available to search online
1826-1856

Immigration

The Immigration Agent's correspondence may be useful for locating an immigrant's arrival. See the Immigration Agent agency information in the our catalogue for further details.

Reports

Indexes to these reports, arranged by the names of the ships, are available in the Reading Room.

Series
Title
Dates
Reports by the Immigration Agent on condition of immigrants and ships on their arrival, 1837-1895
Reports by Immigration Board on complaints of immigrants about their passage, 1838-1857
1837-1895

Passengers arriving in other states

Because of the changes to colonial boundaries in the nineteenth century, we hold assisted immigration records to Port Phillip (Victoria), 1839-51 and Moreton Bay (Queensland), 1848-59. Other records of passengers arriving in other states are usually held with the local state archives organizations, and later the National Archives of Australia.

Printed sources

  • PA Pemberton, Pure Merinos and Others: The 'Shipping Lists' of the Australian Agricultural Company. Canberra, Australian National University Archives of Business and Labour, 1986.
  • Ian A Hughes, Index to passengers to Port Phillip from Commonwealth and foreign ports, 1838-51. Ian A Hughes, Melbourne, 1981.
  • Ian A Hughes, Index to passengers to Port Phillip from Scotland, 1839-51. Ian A Hughes, Melbourne, 1980.
  • Ian A Hughes, Index to passengers to Port Phillip from Southern England and Ireland, 1839-51. Ian A Hughes, Melbourne, 1981.
  • Ian A Hughes, Index to passengers to Port Phillip from Liverpool, 1839-51. Ian A Hughes, Melbourne, 1982.
  • Ian A Hughes, Index to coastal passengers to Port Phillip, 1839-42. Ian A Hughes, Melbourne, 1983-84.
  • Other sources that may document later events in an immigrant's life can be useful sources for arrival information. Many records may mention a ship and year of arrival, including mental hospital, gaol records, naturalization, census and some occupation records. These and further records are covered in other guides and finding aids.

Researchers should consult our catalogue as well as the Guide to Shipping and Free Passenger Records (Shipping Guide), available in the reading room.

Passengers Departing

With Respect to the Departures and Deaths of Convicts and Settlers, I have to Inform Your Lordship that no regular Account of these Circumstances has been ever deemed Necessary to be kept here in a Separate or distinct Form. The Departures are only registered in the Musters of Ship's Companies…[1]

Settlers and All other Persons, Who Originally Arrived Free in this Country, When about to leave it, are Inserted in the Ship's Musters Attached to the Clearances, under the General Head of Free persons.[2]

In future I shall have a Correct Register kept of the Departures of all Persons, Who at any time have been Convicts here… and Copies of I shall transmit from time to Your Lordship.[3]

Governor Macquarie's despatch to the Earl of Liverpool dated 17 November 1812 stated that:

The earliest departure list is dated 1794 but apart from the Ships musters, 1816-25 (NRS 1289), outward passenger lists were not regularly maintained until 1898.

These registers appear to have been kept as the series Returns of persons originally convicts, who have been cleared out of the port of Sydney in the year 1826 and 1827 are abstracts from them. The series NRS 1289, Ships Musters, 1816-25 is the 'Musters of Ship's Companies' referred to in the second paragraph.

Given the paucity of the records, it seems likely that the practice of maintaining the registers of former convicts departing the colony and the musters of ship's companies was not continued beyond the late 1820s.

The Merchant Shipping Act 1894 stated 'the master of every ship carrying steerage passengers… should before demanding a clearance for his ship, sign in duplicate a passenger list… setting forth the name and other particulars of the ship and of every passenger, whether cabin or steerage on board thereof'.

In accordance with this requirement, lists of departing passengers were kept in New South Wales from the beginning of 1898 until 1922. Responsibility for this function was transferred to the Commonwealth Government in 1923.

Select list of record series relating to departures

Series
Title
Dates
(Fiche 5287-5289)
1816-1825
[T1/728]; PRO Reel 3555
List of passengers and invalids returned to England on the Kitty
5 Feb 1794 

Colonial Secretary

Series
Title
Dates
NRS 897[4/1737] pp.272-85; Reel 6046
List of passengers to go to England on the Kangaroo *ARK
Apr 1817
Special bundles
Returns of persons, originally convicts, who have cleared out of the port of Sydney in the year 1826 (Mitchell Library A1198 pp. 440-47)Returns of persons, originally convicts, who have cleared out of the port of Sydney in the year 1827 [2/8319] pp.1-9 Reel 2278
1826-1982
NRS 1289[4/4771-4775]; Reels 561-562
Ships musters *ARK
These list both passengers and crew. For the crew, details of their position on the ship and for passengers, details of their status for example 'free by birth', 'free by certificate'.
Dec 1816-1825

Shipping Master's Office

Series
Title
Dates
NRS 13279[X465-604]; Reels 563-579, 3149-3205
Vessels and persons departing (outward lists)
These records contain ship's name, master, where bound, date, passengers' names, and occasionally the port where the passengers planned to disembark.
These lists are not indexed and the period 1911-1922 is not microfilmed.
1898-1922

Other sources

Newspapers

As there are no official lists for the period 1826-98 alternative sources, such as newspapers, can be of assistance as impending departures were frequently advertised for the benefit of creditors. 19th Century newspapers are available on the National Library of Australia's Trove website. Original copies of newspapers may be held by the State Library of New South Wales.

Departures from Sydney after 1922; from Newcastle 1865-1935

The National Archives of Australia (NAA) holds Sydney outward passenger lists from 1923 onwards and lists of departures from Newcastle between 1865 and 1935.

"Offline" Indexes - available in the reading room

Index
Description
Early Shipping (Unassisted Passengers) 1792-1826
Available in book form. See the Shipping Guide (p.36) for a list of the surviving shipping lists
Unassisted Passengers Arriving Jul 1826-1853
Available on Reels 1358-1372.
Includes military (check under 'Military')
Bounty Immigrants to NSW (Assisted Passengers) 1828-1842
Available on Reels 30-37 *ARK
Assisted Immigrants (Miscellaneous) 1828-1842
Available in book form. This indexes ships not covered in the Index to bounty immigrants arriving in NSW 1828-42
Registers of discharge of seamen 1859-87
by Kaye Vernon & Billie Jacobsen. Available on the stand-alone computers in the reading room.This index covers crew discharged at the Mercantile Marine Office, Newcastle, 1859-87.

Additional Indexes

  • Grafton Family History Centre: Index of passengers and crew in and out of Sydney from Sydney newspapers, 1830-41 (Fiche 6085-6099)
  • Grafton Family History Centre: Free passengers & crew on convict ships into Sydney, 1830-40 (Fiche 5960-5962)
  • Pastkeys: Free railway passes (NSW) index, 1880-92 (Fiche 6118-6126)
  • Western Australian Genealogical Society: Passenger arrivals in Western Australia, 1839-90. Available on the stand-alone computers in the reading room.
  • Western Australian Genealogical Society: Fremantle Interstate Shipping Arrivals, 1885-1908 (Fiche 6436-6447)
  • Ancestors on Board website. Published in association with The National Archives (UK) and indexes departures from the UK, from 1890. Whilst there is a fee for viewing records, the online index is free of charge.
  • Western Australian Genealogical Society Passenger arrivals in Western Australia, 1898-1925. Available on the stand-alone computers in the reading room.
  • National Archives of Australia: Index to passenger arrivals, 1926-47. Available via the online database Record Search at National Archives of Australia.

Ships papers and notes

The following list was extracted from Appendix A of the Shipping Guide which is available in the reading room. It includes records from the following series:

Series
Title
Dates
NRS 5328[9/6276-6291]
Immigration Agent; Ships papers
It should be noted that the Ships papers may not contain information about all the immigrants on board the particular ship.
1835-1891
NRS 5329[9/6189-6260, 9/9169-9171]
Immigration Agent; Letters received
This series includes Matrons diaries [9/6212-6213]
1846-1897 
(PRO Reels)
Journals of Surgeon Superintendent
Consult the Convict Guide for the listing by the name of the ship.
 
NRS 5256[4/4698. 1-.6], Reel 2852
Immigration Agent; Reports by surgeons on health of immigrants during their passage (Medical Journals)
1838, 1880, 1882-1883, 1886 
Colonial Secretary, Special bundles
Immigration: Disputes and inquiries. Ships ‘Sir Charles Napier’ and ‘Panama’, 1842–53 [4/1149.1]
Immigrant ship reports — ‘Araminta’, ‘Plantagenet’, and ‘Sabrina’, 1854 [4/1881.3]
Immigrant ship "Rose of Sharon" — report of irregularities on board and arrival, 1855 [4/1881.6]
Inquiry by Immigration Board into conduct of surgeon of the ‘Samuel Plimsoll’, 1879 [4/817.2]
1826-1982

This list is arranged alphabetically by name of ship:

Ship
Date of arrival in NSW
Item no.
Remarks
Abyssinian
29 May 1862
[9/6281.6]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Adam Lodge
14 February 1840
PRO Reel 3213
Journal of Surgeon Superintendent
Alfred (at Moreton Bay)
September 1858
[9/6276.10]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Alfred
6 January 1860
[9/6279.1]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Aliquis
16 March 1839
[9/6276.3]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Annie Wilson
8 April 1862
[9/6281.5]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Araminta
29 July 1854
[4/1881.3]
Colonial Secretary; NRS 906, Special bundles, immigrant ship reports
Argyle (at Moreton Bay)
July 1852
[9/6276.5]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Austral
20 February 1888
[9/6291.7]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Austral
26 June 1888
[9/6290.10]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Austral
22 February 1889
[9/6291.2]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Austral
27 June 1889
[9/6291.5]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Blair Athole
4 March 1879
[9/6290.1]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
British Commodore
24 April 1873
[9/6289.3]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
British Trident
7 January 1861
[9/6280.1]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Burlington
16 February 1867
[9/6287.1]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Bussorah Merchant
3 September 1839
PRO Reel 3213
Journal of Surgeon Superintendent
Canning
8 January 1873
[9/6289.2]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Cardigan Castle
20 August 1883
[4/4698.5], Reel 2852
NRS 5256, Medical journal
Chance
13 July 1860
[9/6279.4]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Charles Kerr
8 January 1839
PRO Reel 3213
Journal of Surgeon Superintendent
Clyde
13 May 1880
[4/4698.2], Reel 2852
NRS 5256, Medical journal
Coldstream
18 January 1863
[9/6282.4]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Crescent
11 February 1840
PRO Reel 3213
Journal of Surgeon Superintendent
Cuzco
3 April 1888
[9/6290.8]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Cuzco
6 August 1888
[9/6290.11]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Cuzco
14 September 1891
[9/6291.10]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Cuzco (3)
4 April 1889
[9/6291.3]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Cuzco (4)
6 August 1889
[9/6291.6]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Cuzco (5)
9 December 1889
[9/6291.9]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
David McIvor
24 September 1858
[9/6277.1]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Devonport
31 July 1868
[9/6287.4]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Includes papers of William and Mary arriving 21 November 1849
Dirigo
13 April 1860
[9/6279.3]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Dunbar Castle
28 September 1871
[9/6288.4]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Eastern Empire
29 November 1862
[9/6282.3]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Escort
11 March 1858
[9/6276.8]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Eveline
25 January 1862
[9/6281.4]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Fairlie
29 April 1863
[9/6282.5]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Fitzjames
1 April 1857
[9/6212]
NRS 5239, Matron’s diary
Fitzjames
20 February 1860
[9/6279.2]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Florist
26 October 1839
PRO Reel 3213
Journal of Surgeon Superintendent
Forest Monarch
21 December 1858
[9/6277.2]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Garrow
2 March 1839
[9/6276.2]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Garrow
2 March 1839
PRO Reel 3213
Journal of Surgeon Superintendent
Golconda
25 May 1857
[9/6213]
NRS 5239, Matron’s diary
Hawkesbury
5 March 1871
[9/6288.2]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Herefordshire
27 May 1857
[9/6213]
NRS 5239, Matron’s diary
Hero
26 September1839
PRO Reel 3213
Journal of Surgeon Superintendent
Highflyer
16 March 1864
[9/6284.2]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Hornet
3 March 1859
[9/6277.3]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Hotspur
24 February 1861
[9/6280.2]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Hotspur
18 July 1862
[9/6282.1]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Hyderabad
19 February 1848
[9/6276.4]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Irene (at Moreton Bay)
February 1858
[9/6276.7]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Ironside
9 May 1863
[9/6282.6]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
James Pattison
8 February 1840
PRO Reel 3213
Journal of Surgeon Superintendent
John and Lucy
6 May 1857
[9/6213]
NRS 5239, Schoolmasters report and matron’s diary
John Masterman
2 August 1861
[9/6281.1]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
John Temperley
1 August 1863
[9/6283.2]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
La Hogue
7 September 1872
[9/6289.1]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Lady Head
16 June 1858
[9/6276.9]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Light Brigade
21 May 1867
[9/6287.2]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Liguria
6 October 1887
[9/6290.4]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Lusitania
21 January 1888
[9/6290.6]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Lusitania
27 December 1888
[9/6290.14]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Mary Ann
19 March 1857
[9/6212]
NRS 5239, Matron’s diary
Montmorency
29 November 1864
[9/6285.4]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Montrose
27 March 1864
[9/6284.3]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Nile
4 May 1861
[9/6280.4]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Nimroud
7 April 1859
[9/6278.1]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Ocean Empress
28 September 1862
[9/6282.2]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Ocean Empress
18 January 1864
[9/6284.1]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Orient
10 December 1887
[9/6290.5]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Orizaba (1)
14 May 1888
[9/6290.9]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Orizaba (2)
17 September 1888
[9/6290.12]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Ormuz (1)
12 November 1888
[9/6290.13]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Ormuz (2)
28 October 1889
[9/6291.8]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Oroya
19 August 1887
[9/6290.3]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Oroya (2)
7 January 1889
[9/6291.1]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Oroya (3)
16 May 1889
[9/6291.4]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Oroya (4)
16 September 1889
[9/6291.7]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Panama
12 January 1850
[4/1149.1]
Colonial Secretary; NRS 906, Special bundles, disputes and inquiries
Parthia
13 January 1886
[9/6290.2]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Peerless
6 June 1866
[9/6286.3]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Persia
10 May 1863
[9/6283.1]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Peterborough
23 December 1882
[4/4698.3], Reel 2852
NRS 5256, Medical journal
Plantagenet
28 July 1854
[4/1881.3]
Colonial Secretary; NRS 906, Special bundles, immigrant ship reports
Port Victor (1)
8 July 1886
[4/4698.6], Reel 2852
NRS 5256, Medical journal
Queen Bee
31 March 1861
[9/6280.3]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Queen of the East
30 April 1864
[9/6284.4]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Racehorse
22 September 1866
[9/6286.4]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Rose of Sharon
13 April 1855
[4/1881.6]
Colonial Secretary; NRS 906, Special bundles, report on irregularities on board and arrival
Roslin Castle
1 March 1883
[4/4698.4], Reel 2852
NRS 5256, Medical journal
Sabrina
10 July 1854
[4/1881.3]
Colonial Secretary; NRS 906, Special bundles, immigrant ship reports
Samuel Plimsoll
12 June 1879
[4/817.2]
Colonial Secretary; NRS 906, Special bundles, Inquiry by Immigration Board into conduct of surgeon
Sandringham
26 June 1864
[9/6284.5]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Sapphire
24 May 1859
[9/6278.2]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Scythia
26 June 1871
[9/6288.3]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Severn
10 October 1863
[9/6283.3]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Sir Charles Napier
10 April 1842
[4/1149.1]
Colonial Secretary; NRS 906, Special bundles, disputes and inquiries
Sir Robert Sale
29 October 1864
[9/6285.3]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Sir Robert Sale
13 December 1867
[9/6287.3]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Sirocco
3 October 1864
[9/6285.2]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Sobraon
28 December 1870
[9/6288.1]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Sovereign of the Sea
1 September 1861
[9/6281.2]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
St Hilda
13 January 1865
[9/6286.1]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Stornaway
17 October 1861
[9/6281.3]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Strathdon
19 December 1871
[9/6288.5]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Susan
1 February 1839
[4/4698.1], Reel 2852
NRS 5256, Medical journals
Telegraph
3 February 1858
[9/6276.6]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Thunderbolt
11 May 1865
[9/6286.2]
NRS 5328, Ships papers Thunderbolt to Melbourne, Wonga Wonga to Sydney
Wanata
3 September 1864
[9/6285.1]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
William and Mary
21 November 1849
[9/6287]
NRS 5328, Ships papers
Papers with those for Devonport arriving 31 July 1868

Footnotes

  1. Historical Records of Australia, Series 1, vol. 7, 17 November 1812, p.616.
  2. Ibid.
  3. Ibid.