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tropicalj
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Hi i know this topic is a bit different i am trying to find out a bout this vessell it was registered in Aberdeen in 1855 and sunk in sydney australia in 1857
an adamson family member had a drawing/photo dont know which in her postoffice in sydney some time ago
any help would be appreciated
i found her details on a site for shpwrecked vessells in australia
regards jenn
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Research names or areas: I live in Thuringowa/Townsville Queensland, Australia and I am researching TOWNSEND,PINNEGAR, STRANGE, PULLEN, GRIFFIN from Wiltshire, ADAMSON from NSW, BAYLEY from Dorset,Yorkshire, HAIR from Durham, CUMMINS, BROWNLESS from Yorkshire, SHOEBRIDGE, VINALL, BRINDLE from Kent, EDSALL from Cornwall, BRYAN from Staffordshire, MORGAN, HENNESSY, BAKER from Ireland, VAN REYK, DE LA HARPE, from Sri Lanka Census information is Crown Copyright, from www.nationalar |
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Burrow Digger
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Umm  Have just read this post.
Do you have details on this Catherine Adamson?
My gt grandmother was named Catherine Adamson - that was her married name. She was born Catherine Wilson in Aberdeen in 1827.
She was married in 1846 to Mark Adamson in Aberdeen and they had 2 children. Mark (supposedly) drowned around sometime after the 1851 census, and Catherine remarried in 1855 to my gt gt grandfather John Thompson.
Catherine had 1 more son, and in 1859 the family emigrated to NZ.
In 1860 they left NZ and went to Australia, but returned to NZ in 1861. John Thompson drowned on the voyage back to NZ.
The dates do not fit your dates but my Catherine Adamson was in Australia briefly in 1860-61.
Oh yes, and I do know of one descendent of Catherine Adamson who currently lives in Australia (I think Sydney) - although she was actually born in NZ.
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tropicalj
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hello there
I do not know much at all about the ship "the Catherine Adamson"
my cousin half cousin to be precise is an adamson when I started doing the tree he asked me if I knew anything about this vesell as one of his aunts on his fathers side ran a post office out Ryde way in Sydney and she had a photo of the ship on the wall of the post office my stepgrand father was percy g adamson and the family goes back to dumfries in scotland
regards jenn
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Research names or areas: I live in Thuringowa/Townsville Queensland, Australia and I am researching TOWNSEND,PINNEGAR, STRANGE, PULLEN, GRIFFIN from Wiltshire, ADAMSON from NSW, BAYLEY from Dorset,Yorkshire, HAIR from Durham, CUMMINS, BROWNLESS from Yorkshire, SHOEBRIDGE, VINALL, BRINDLE from Kent, EDSALL from Cornwall, BRYAN from Staffordshire, MORGAN, HENNESSY, BAKER from Ireland, VAN REYK, DE LA HARPE, from Sri Lanka Census information is Crown Copyright, from www.nationalar |
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bervonian
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Hi Jenn,
Regarding the "Catherine Adamson", if you Google - Catherine Adamson, you'll find a site which tells the story, and gives details of the ship. Should you have problems in finding the site, I'll give you the web address. It's one of those which is very long to type out 
Bervonian.
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tropicalj
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Helo there
I found information for her on the NAtional Shipwreck site but I havent been able to find why she was called the Catherine Adamson ie who was she named for?
regards Jenn
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Research names or areas: I live in Thuringowa/Townsville Queensland, Australia and I am researching TOWNSEND,PINNEGAR, STRANGE, PULLEN, GRIFFIN from Wiltshire, ADAMSON from NSW, BAYLEY from Dorset,Yorkshire, HAIR from Durham, CUMMINS, BROWNLESS from Yorkshire, SHOEBRIDGE, VINALL, BRINDLE from Kent, EDSALL from Cornwall, BRYAN from Staffordshire, MORGAN, HENNESSY, BAKER from Ireland, VAN REYK, DE LA HARPE, from Sri Lanka Census information is Crown Copyright, from www.nationalar |
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tropicalj
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http://eied.deh.gov.au/nsd/public/welcome.cfm
hope this works
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Research names or areas: I live in Thuringowa/Townsville Queensland, Australia and I am researching TOWNSEND,PINNEGAR, STRANGE, PULLEN, GRIFFIN from Wiltshire, ADAMSON from NSW, BAYLEY from Dorset,Yorkshire, HAIR from Durham, CUMMINS, BROWNLESS from Yorkshire, SHOEBRIDGE, VINALL, BRINDLE from Kent, EDSALL from Cornwall, BRYAN from Staffordshire, MORGAN, HENNESSY, BAKER from Ireland, VAN REYK, DE LA HARPE, from Sri Lanka Census information is Crown Copyright, from www.nationalar |
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bervonian
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Hi Burrow Digger,
If you enter Ship - Catherine Adamson into Google you'll find several sites concerning the ship.
The URL of two are:
maritime.heritage.nsw.gov.au/public/site_view.cfm?site_id=1923
mariners.records.nsw.gov.au/1856/02/003cat.htm
In another site, "As senior warden of the Light, Pilot and Navigation Board, John Lamb (1790-1862) conducted the inquiry into the loss of the Catherine Adamson."
I'll make an attempt to discover the lady after whom the ship was named.
Bervonian.
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bervonian
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As the ship was built at Aberdeen, the local newspaper may mention her launch and who she was named after. The Aberdeen Central Library has an extensive collection of newspapers.
Aberdeen Central Library, Rosemount Viaduct, Aberdeen AB25 1GW.
(E-mail: bustech@arts-rec.aberdeen.net.uk)
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