Mariners and ships in Australian Waters | ||||||
GERMANIAOF -, T. M. BROWN, MASTER, BURTHEN 1096 / 539 TONS | ||||||
| Surname | Given name | Station | Age | Of what Nation | Status | Comments |
| BROWN | T. M. | MASTER | 43 | STRANRAER | CREW | |
| MILLER | J. | 1ST MATE | 31 | SOUTHPORT | CREW | |
| SMYTHE | R. R. | 2ND MATE | 41 | GLASGOW | CREW | |
| NORRIE | J. M. | 3RD MATE | 54 | DUNDEE | CREW | |
| QUINLAN | P. | A. B. | 36 | LIMERICK | CREW | |
| JOHANNESEN | J. | A. B. | 26 | NORWAY | CREW | |
| AITKEN | J. | A. B. | 31 | GRANGEMOUTH | CREW | |
| LANE | H. | A. B. | 31 | LONDON | CREW | |
| UPTON | R. | A. B. | 27 | WATERFORD | CREW | |
| GAULD | A. H. | SUPERCARGO | 30 | GYMPIE | CREW | |
| BALL | P. B. | ASST SUPERCARGO | 26 | NORWICH | CREW | |
| HOLMES | R. | ASST SUPERCARGO | 29 | NEWCASTLE ON TYNE | CREW | |
| GLENESK | A. | CHIEF ENGINEER | 40 | GREENOCK | CREW | |
| ANDERSON | J. J. | 2ND ENGINEER | 33 | LEITH | CREW | |
| STORR | R. H. | 3RD ENGINEER | 25 | THISTLEBROOK | CREW | |
| SMITH | D. | DONKEYMAN | 27 | LONDON | CREW | |
| SORANSON | J. | FIREMAN | 40 | WEST HARTLEPOOL | CREW | |
| GREEN | H. | FIREMAN | 35 | FALMOUTH | CREW | |
| POYSDEN | T. | FIREMAN | 39 | LONDON | CREW | |
| POWELL | C. | TRIMMER | 33 | LONDON | CREW | |
| MARSH | W. | TRIMMER | 27 | LONDON | CREW | |
| MCLAUGHLIN | J. | TRIMMER | 28 | GLASGOW | CREW | |
| MASON | H. B. | CHIEF STEWARD | 30 | GRIMSBY | CREW | |
| COOKE | G. M. | CHIEF COOK | 36 | NEWCASTLE N. S. W. | CREW | |
| MACLEOD | H. J. | 2ND COOK | 45 | EDINBURGH | CREW | |
| HARPER | S. | 1ST GRADE STEWARD | 30 | AYRSHIRE | CREW | |
| COLLINS | T. | 2ND GRADE STEWARD | 26 | CO. CORK | CREW | |
| JOHNSON | W. H. | 2ND GRADE STEWARD | 21 | LONDON | CREW | |
| NOBLE | DOCTOR | PASSENGER | ||||
| BROWN | PROFESSOR | PASSENGER | ||||
| CHOY | CHARLIE | PASSENGER | ||||
| ENOKA | PASSENGER | |||||
| SAPELLIE | PASSENGER | |||||
| TANWPO | PASSENGER | |||||
| TAVAU | PASSENGER | |||||
| SOGEVALU | PASSENGER | |||||
| MEREK | PASSENGER | |||||
| REIATI | PASSENGER | |||||
| TAWAIA | PASSENGER | |||||
| TIBARERE | PASSENGER | |||||
| MAKARAU | PASSENGER | |||||
| SAMUERA | PASSENGER | |||||
| TIKUA | PASSENGER | |||||
| TETABU | PASSENGER | |||||
| BEIATAU | PASSENGER | |||||
| TENARIBO | PASSENGER | |||||
| JOKARA | PASSENGER | |||||
| TEKINENE | PASSENGER | |||||
| TABAIA | PASSENGER | |||||
| TOUNAUNA | PASSENGER | |||||
| BAKOA | PASSENGER | |||||
Source: State Records Authority of New South Wales: Shipping Master's Office; Passengers Arriving 1855 - 1922; NRS13278, [X413] reel 2093. Transcribed by Margaret Shand. You may view/print a scan of the original list | ||||||
Modifications made to scans: In some instances, text was enhanced - there was still an occasional name or list which defied this effort to read it; the Master's signature is usually found at the bottom right corner of the page; some pages have been shortened; excessive black markings have been removed. The last two mods. were to enable the fastest possible display in your browser. | ||||||
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