This is a fairly long post, in case anyone doesn't want to read all of it, this is what I am asking.
I have found the following 'Unassisted arrivals' record -
TOOGOOD Mr, Mrs, 3 Sons, 2 Daus, Ship 'Marian', P, 23 Oct 1852, London, 1279 & Serv in SMH
STEPHENS J Mr Ship 'Marian', P, 23 Oct 1852, London SMH
Are these records available anywhere online, is there likely to be any further information on the actual record (name? age? occupation?) Also, should be an Ann Keast on the same journey.
Further background
In March, I started the following topic, the general conclusion was that I would probably not be able to find the relevant passenger record for John Stephens.
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=681087.0I have got a further with this, mainly thanks to Trove.
Newspaper articles show him in Sydney in January 1853
Empire (Sydney, NSW : 1850 - 1875)
Friday 18 February 1853 P2
John Stevens, billiard marker, was absent from his duties because he was a witness in a case at the Police Court at the suit of a female named Ann Keast
Mr Alfred Toogood, of Pitt and King Streets, publican, hired the defendant in London.
http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/60136665?searchTerm=ann%20keast&searchLimits=l-decade=185|||l-state=New+South+Wales|||l-year=1853
The relevant cases for Ann Keast show that she was also taken on in London in July 1852, her passage of £25 was paid by Mr Toogood, and that she attended to Mrs Toogood on the journey to Australia.
Online family trees show Alfred and Ann Toogood and son Sydney Collins Toogood, born 11 Aug 1852 'on the voyage from London to Sydney' (plus brothers and sisters as per shipping record).
I have found the following record for the Toogoods and a J Stephens (but no record for Ann Keast)
TOOGOOD Mr, Mrs, 3 Sons, 2 Daus, Ship 'Marian' P, 23 Oct 1852, London, 1279 & Serv in SMH
STEPHENS J Mr Ship 'Marian' P, 23 Oct 1852, London SMH
Are these records available anywhere online, plus/minus further details?
Margaret