[REQ] Marriage and/or Death Lookup

[Lucy2]

... nothing further found just yet for George James MILLER (one three has him born "England" and Mary Jane Born in Devon  ) .

Lewis and Jane MILLER (Louisa's parents) were in NZ by 1868 because their youngest daughter Agnes was born here.

[Tikva]

A few days ago, whilst checking the information in this particular tree that I'm researching, I actually decided to remove George Miller from the list of Lewis Miller and Jane's (nee Doughty) children because I was unable to find a birth record for him in Victoria, and I know from the passenger list that Lewis (Louis) and Jane emigrated from Scotland to Victoria without any children.  However, I did wonder if George might have been born at sea on that voyage.

There is a passenger list of the ship "Gothenberg I" that shows Jane Miller and 5 children coming from Victoria, Australia and going to Otago, New Zealand, and one of those children is a George Miller, who was 11 in February 1865.  The other 4 children have the same names and approximate birth dates as Lewis and Jane's children.  Here is a link to that list - http://prov.vic.gov.au/search_results?searchid=42&format=freetext&FamilyName=miller&GivenName=&Ship=Gothenburg+I&Destination=&Month=2&Monthto=2&Year=1865&Yearto=1865&SearchSortField1=&SearchRecords=25&x=68&y=16

When I checked NZ Probates for George James Miller's will (this being the George Miller who married Mary Jane Craigie) there is an Affidavit in which his daughter states the following:

"That I am informed by Edith Elizabeth Ellen Reid of Auckland, a daughter of the said deceased, that the said deceased was born at sea, of British parents, on the voyage from Scotland to Australia......"

So, more and more I am leaning towards these 2 George Millers actually being the same George Miller, namely the son of Lewis Miller and Jane Doughty.  Now, if only I can find a record of George's birth at sea, so that I will know for certain.  I did check the Victoria births at sea, but couldn't find a George Miller.

[Lucy2]

Mmm ... Register of Births at Sea appears to start at 1854 (so too late for George).

[Lucy2]

Have found ship that Jane and Louis MILLER arrived on into AUS. 
Images are quite difficult to read ... can't at present see Births on board (plenty entered in Deaths at sea.)   
Will look further.

[Tikva]

Have found ship that Jane and Louis MILLER arrived on into AUS. 
Images are quite difficult to read ... can't at present see Births on board (plenty entered in Deaths at sea.)   
Will look further.

Is that the "Ticonderoga", also known as the "fever ship"?  I have access to those images, so will have a look more closely at them.

[Lucy2]

Yes, "Ticonderoga" + 1852

I've just had another look without any real joy. 
Double pages - one side gives "Nominal List" (Immigrant's names/ ages/ calling/ native place etc.)
Right-hand side of page shows "Disposal list" (who employed them / where they went/ wages allocated etc.)

Then starting at Image 359 - left-hand page has Nominal List -- r-hand page begins listing the  "Deaths".

It is mentioned in articles that 19 births occurred on the voyage.

[Tikva]

Yes, "Ticonderoga" + 1852

I've just had another look without any real joy. 
Double pages - one side gives "Nominal List" (Immigrant's names/ ages/ calling/ native place etc.)
Right-hand side of page shows "Disposal list" (who employed them / where they went/ wages allocated etc.)

Then starting at Image 359 - left-hand page has Nominal List -- r-hand page begins listing the  "Deaths".

It is mentioned in articles that 19 births occurred on the voyage.

I also have looked at them more closely, and whilst found the Deaths, can't find the Births.