Charles Enderby expedition to auckland Islands 1849 -1852

[mirl]

https://trove.nla.gov.au/

https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/

In the mean time, spend a few hours looking through Trove for Australian newspaper references and Papers Past for New Zealand newspaper references.  Both are free.

With a bit of luck there may be an account of the journey out.

[janice17]

Thank you - I've being searching there - no luck so far!

[janice17]

Any luck visiting Kew with regard to ship records for the "Fancy" please?
I hope this reaches you OK?
Regards
JT

[janice17]

I was to send you a PM early February regarding a visit to Kew to search for any ship records for the "Fancy" pls?
Regards
Janice

[Gardenshed]

Hi - wondered if this site would be of some background interest. I didn't see Stove come up in the crew list index but has interesting info about the British Southern Whale Fishery if you navigate up a level:

http://bswf.hull.ac.uk/Crewinput.php

GS

[seaweed]

Have sent you a PM.

[seaweed]

For janice17

[dee1951]

information from shipsindex.org

the ship FANCY sailed 16th January 1851 from Port Ross arriving in Port Jackson on 1st February 1851 with J S Stove as the master

FANCY sailed 28th November 1851 from Port Ross arrived Port Jackson 15th December 1851 with J S Stove as master and Mrs Stove 1 son 1 daughter as passengers.

This is the last sailing of the FANCY with Stove listed as the master so it could be assumed that the Stoves settled in Australia