Mariners and ships in Australian Waters | ||||||
ROBERTO FIGUERASOF HONG KONG, N.G. MAJER, MASTER, BURTHEN GROSS 1801 NETT 1168 TONS | ||||||
| Surname | Given name | Station | Age | Of what Nation | Status | Comments |
| MAJER | N.G. | MASTER | 55 | BRITISH | CREW | |
| REYNOLDS | J. | CHIEF OFFICER | 60 | BRITISH | CREW | |
| DAVIE | G.M. | 2ND OFFICER | 27 | BRITISH | CREW | |
| MARTIN | A. | 3RD OFFICER | 42 | BRITISH | CREW | |
| MIDDLEMAS | R. | CHIEF ENGINEER | 30 | BRITISH | CREW | |
| WEIR | J. | 2ND ENGINEER | 27 | BRITISH | CREW | |
| LOGAN | A. | 3RD ENGINEER | 22 | BRITISH | CREW | |
| MAJER | G.W. | PURSER | 30 | BRITISH | CREW | |
| FAT | CHONG | BOATSWAIN | 31 | CHINESE | CREW | |
| YEE | MIN | CARPENTER | 28 | CHINESE | CREW | |
| KIN | KWOK | LAMP TRIMMER | 36 | CHINESE | CREW | |
| YUN | LEONG | QUARTER MASTER | 38 | CHINESE | CREW | |
| SING | CHON | QUARTER MASTER | 30 | CHINESE | CREW | |
| KWONG | HO | QUARTER MASTER | 36 | CHINESE | CREW | |
| MAN | HO | QUARTER MASTER | 33 | CHINESE | CREW | |
| FOOK | CHONG | SAILOR | 35 | CHINESE | CREW | |
| SUM | TAU | SAILOR | 22 | CHINESE | CREW | |
| FONG | LOW | SAILOR | 27 | CHINESE | CREW | |
| HING | CHU | SAILOR | 45 | CHINESE | CREW | |
| HING | CHEONG | SAILOR | 28 | CHINESE | CREW | |
| CHAI | CHONG | SAILOR | 28 | CHINESE | CREW | |
| YUN | TAM | SAILOR | 30 | CHINESE | CREW | |
| SUM | TAN | SAILOR | 33 | CHINESE | CREW | |
| YUNG | CHAM | COOK | 32 | CHINESE | CREW | |
| YEE | LI | FIREMAN | 45 | CHINESE | CREW | |
| CHUM | WONG | FIREMAN | 46 | CHINESE | CREW | |
| SUM | CHIN | FIREMAN | 34 | CHINESE | CREW | |
| SAW | IP | DONKEYMAN | 32 | CHINESE | CREW | |
| KUE | MIN | FIREMAN | 33 | CHINESE | CREW | |
| KWONG | PAK | FIREMAN | 36 | CHINESE | CREW | |
| PING | WONG | FIREMAN | 28 | CHINESE | CREW | |
| SAM | CHONG | FIREMAN | 37 | CHINESE | CREW | |
| YU | CHUN | FIREMAN | 46 | CHINESE | CREW | |
| KUM | HOW | FIREMAN | 34 | CHINESE | CREW | |
| KUNG | NG | FIREMAN | 22 | CHINESE | CREW | |
| SHOY | LAN | FIREMAN | 25 | CHINESE | CREW | |
| TAN | CHAN | FIREMAN | 42 | CHINESE | CREW | |
| YONG | LAI | COOK | 27 | CHINESE | CREW | |
| PO | KAM | FITTER | 34 | CHINESE | CREW | |
| HOP | HO | CHIEF STEWARD | 29 | CHINESE | CREW | |
| KUM | SHUM | 2ND STEWARD | 28 | CHINESE | CREW | |
| FOR | IP | SHIP'S COOK | 36 | CHINESE | CREW | |
| SING | HO CHUN | MESS ROOM BOY | 20 | CHINESE | CREW | |
| LO | IP | OFFICER'S BOY | 47 | CHINESE | CREW | |
| CHIN | IP | 2ND COOK | 24 | CHINESE | CREW | |
Source: State Records Authority of New South Wales: Shipping Master's Office; Passengers Arriving 1855 - 1922; NRS13278, [X449] reels 2113, 2751. Transcribed by Lester Hamilton. Proofread by Lyn & Maurie. You may view/print a scan of the original list | ||||||
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