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smeghead
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Can any one find out more about a William Jeves Found on a boat called the Scotia Details below
Jim
SCOTIA
of Melbourne, WILLIAM JEVES, MASTER, Burthen 136 Tons
from the Port of ADELAIDE to SYDNEY, New South Wales, 12th February, 1873
SURNAME GIVEN NAME STATION AGE OF WHAT NATION STATUS COMMENTS
JEVES WILLIAM CAPTAIN 35 CREW PASSENGERS NIL
WESTERHIND MATHEW MATE 30 SWEDEN CREW
BUTHUTOT JOHN 2nd MATE 42 MOBILE CREW
ROBINSON COOK & STEWARD 32 BARBADOS CREW
WATSON ANDREW A. B. 25 SWEDEN CREW
BROWN JOHN A. B. 39 SWEDEN CREW
DUNNING JACOB A. B. BELFAST CREW
Source: State Records Authority of New South Wales: Shipping Master's Office; CGS 13278, Passengers Arriving 1855 - 1922; X129-130, SR Reel 429, 1873. Transcribed by Mary-Anne Warner, September, 1999.
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Jeves, Sparkes, Downton, Chaney, Digby, Jenkins, Taylor, Hiscock, NOAKE, McCabe, Harman, Cuffay, Lloyd, Lister, Jamieson,Rimmer,Kryten Census Information is Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk |
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gennig
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Hi smeghead
Checking the actual scanned image of the shipping list the name doesn't look like Jeves.
"Scotia" made many coastal voyages on on previous shipping indents the name appears as William JEW.
Cheers
Genni
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