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kate355
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Emigration from Bucks to Oz in 1886
« on: Tuesday 05 May 09 16:30 UTC (UK) »
Hi

One of my Ivinghoe / Pitstone relatives sailed from Plymouth to Maryborough, Australia in 1886 on the Scottish hero. He is shown on the agents list as migrating from Buckinghamshire.

I am trying to find out if this was as a result of free passage in answer to a local recruitment drive. Does anyone have any info or suggestions as to where I may be able to find out more?

Thank you in anticipation

Kate
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Normsy
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Re: Emigration from Bucks to Oz in 1886
« Reply #1 on: Thursday 14 May 09 07:22 UTC (UK) »
Mmm that's interesting
May I ask the name of your relative
Would it be Brigginshaw?
Love Normsy
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Re: Emigration from Bucks to Oz in 1886
« Reply #2 on: Sunday 17 May 09 08:52 UTC (UK) »
Hi Normsy

No, my relative was my Mums Grand-Uncle Jesse Nash. He was married to Martha Turney and aged 20 when he emigrated.

There are a few others from Bucks on the same ship, which made me wonder about an advertisement for the passage as I have see a similar thing for Oxfordshire dated early 1890's.

Regards

Kate
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maidmarianoops
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Re: Emigration from Bucks to Oz in 1886
« Reply #3 on: Thursday 23 July 09 14:11 UTC (UK) »
1881 CENSUS
Jesse Nash
14
 Birth abt 1867
Grandson
 born Ivinghoe Buckinghamshire
Pitstone




GOOGLE THIS
http://maryborough.50megs.com/SH1886.htm

1886 (Please note this is an immigrant agent's list

NASH  Jess  19     Farm Labourer    P       Bucks
WIFE Martha    20
left depot August 7 to work for M Connor farmer of Maryborough for 3 months at 50 pounds per annum

 

SYLVIA                                         
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newburychap
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Re: Emigration from Bucks to Oz in 1886
« Reply #4 on: Monday 27 July 09 00:06 UTC (UK) »
Quote from: kate355 on Sunday 17 May 09 08:52 UTC (UK)
There are a few others from Bucks on the same ship, which made me wonder about an advertisement for the passage as I have see a similar thing for Oxfordshire dated early 1890's.

They were advertising free passages to South Australia in the Newbury paper in the mid 1870s - I'd guess that the same adverts would appear in many other papers.
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Re: Emigration from Bucks to Oz in 1886
« Reply #5 on: Monday 27 July 09 01:05 UTC (UK) »
Hi,

In a book about Swanbourne, Bucks, there is a copy of what looks like a flyer for the  Emigration to Qld recruiting drive  printed 1873 by an Aylesbury printer on the Authority of the Queensland Govt.  A Mr E Richardson and  Mr S.G.Payne  were Govt Agents in Aylesbury.

I have seen similar notices published in newspapers of the time.

Regards, Gazania
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Re: Emigration from Bucks to Oz in 1886
« Reply #6 on: Monday 27 July 09 06:55 UTC (UK) »
Thank you very much for your replies and help - much appreciated. I'll try and dig up some old newspapers now.

Kate Smiley
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