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Northumberland / Re: "Lord Delaval" built Berwick-upon-Tweed
« on: Sunday 28 April 24 11:17 BST (UK) »
In 1853 Lord Delaval sailed from Berwick-upon-Tweed to London. In London it embarked passengers for Australia on or about Jan 1853. It sailed to Port Phillip Bay in Victoria arriving I think March 1853.
I have a passenger list as held by Victorian Public Records Office ref:YPRS947/P0000, Jan-Mar 1853 that lists three Hill's, an adult and two children. John 39 Boot maker, John jr 12, and Charles 11.
My ancestor John Coster age 19 from Chalgrove Oxfordshire was on the same ship.
A long time from your query but hope of some help. I have just found your inquiry following a Google search for the Lord Delaval.
I have a passenger list as held by Victorian Public Records Office ref:YPRS947/P0000, Jan-Mar 1853 that lists three Hill's, an adult and two children. John 39 Boot maker, John jr 12, and Charles 11.
My ancestor John Coster age 19 from Chalgrove Oxfordshire was on the same ship.
A long time from your query but hope of some help. I have just found your inquiry following a Google search for the Lord Delaval.