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James Cracknell, Gerte Beatrice Fishwick, George Hanslow, Henrietta Kerr, Julia Agnes Kierse, Angelina Lanfranchi, Martha Muir, Annie Martha Sharpe, Maximilian Wills, |
John Edward Wellard 1834 - 1905 aged 71, son of Sarah Fagg and Edward Wellard, wed 6 Feb 1862 to Emily Ann/Alice Cleverly 1842 - 1929 aged 87, daughter of Eliza Blanchard and Thomas Cleverley. | |||||||
10 Children |
1. Twin William Harry Wellard 1863 #8672 lived 8 weeks 2. Twin Edward Francis Wellard 1863 #8673 3. Richard Harvey Wellard 1865 #6223 4. Sarah Maria Wellard 1867 #64 5. Mary Eliza Wellard 1869 #12846 6. Alfred John Holden Wellard 1872 #49 7. Amy Annie Wellard 1873 - 1875 #53 lived 1 year 8. Emily Alice Wellard 1878 in Talbot and died in Wonthaggi in 1930. 9. Maximilian Thomas Wellard 1879 #6506 10. Edith Louisa Wellard 1881 #12850 11. Beatrice May Wellard 1882 (my mother-in-law’s grandmother is Beatrice May McGregor (according to her death certificate - died 25 July 1939, aged 57 years, buried Ballarat, born in Talbot?) | ||||||
2. Twin Edward Francis Wellard 1863 wed 1889 to Martha Muir 1869 #18967 daughter of Mary Lambie and John Muir born at St Arnaud | |||||||
8 Children |
1. Annie Martha Wellard 1889 2. Edward Francis Wellard 1891 wed 1918 to Isabel May Constable 3. Charles Wellard 1893 lived 4 years 4. Arthur Wellard 1895 5. Ivy Muriel Wellard 1897 6. Leonard Wellard 1900 #6578 lived 1 day 7. Albert John Wellard 1900 #29876 8. Leslie Wellard 1904 lived 1 day | ||||||
3. Richard Harvey Wellard 1865 wed 1889 to Annie Martha Sharpe 1868 #5763 daughter of Jane Lambie and Thomas Sharpe born at St Arnaud | |||||||
5 Children |
1. Ruby Lilian Wellard 1890 wed 1916 to James Pearce Scarff 2. Ivy Beatrice Wellard 1893 wed 1920 to Harold Henry Young 3. Sydney Maxwell Wellard 1894 4. Richard Roy Wellard 1895 wed 1915 to Ivorine May Lowe 5. Jean Emily Wellard 1903 | ||||||
4. Sarah Maria Wellard 1867, born at Amherst, wed 1888 to James Cracknell 1869 born at Lexton, 9 Children | |||||||
6. Alfred John Holden Wellard 1872 wed 1898 #4102 to Angelina Lanfranchi 1879 #12268, daughter of Mary Ann Casey and Bernard Franci Lanfranchi born in Switzerland | |||||||
8 Children |
1. Alfred Harold Wellard 1899 2. Arthur Horace Wellard 1901 3. Hilda Muriel Wellard 1903 4. Albert Leslie Wellard 1905 5. Percy Claude Wellard 1910 6. Melva Eileen Wellard 1912 7. Maurice Lindsay Wellard 1914 8. Gordon Raymond Wellard 1919 | ||||||
8. Emily Alice Wellard 1878 in Talbot and died in Wonthaggi in 1930. She married in Ballarat on 1/7/1899 a James George Albert Watson Beck (born in 1878 at Hull England..no confirmation on that one..all hearsay). Detaila from on Sat, 9 Feb 2008 | |||||||
13 Children |
1. Ruby..born and died 1895 in Ballarat (correct) 2. William Henry..born 1896 in Ballarat and died in 1963 3. Leslie..born 1900 in Ballarat and died in 1981 4. Elsie May... born in 1901 in Ballarat and died in 1959 5. Gladys Irene..born in Berringa and died 26/4/1965 in Wonthaggi 6. Beatrice..born 1905 in Berringa and died 26/5/1990 in Wonthaggi 7. Alice Maud... (my gran!) born 3/12/06 at Bromfield and died 26/12/1983 in Mckinnon 8. Marguerite..born and died in 1908 in Rutherglen 9. Francis Horace... born 1910 in Geelong and died 23/6/1994 at Wonthaggi 10. John Edward... born 3/9/1911 in Geelong and died 12/10/1997 at Wonthaggi 11. Charlotte... born 1913 in Ararat and died ???? 12. Myrtle... born 1914 and died 1990 13. Olive... born 1915 and died ????? | ||||||
9. Maximilian Thomas Wellard 1879 wed 1909 to Gerte Beatrice Fishwick 1884 #305 daughter of Jemima Merritt and Robert Fishwick born at Ballarat | |||||||
3 Children |
1. Florence Edith Wellard 1910 2. Maxwell Garfield Wellard 1912 3. Septimus John Wellard 1916
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Another look for dataThomas James Cleverly 1808 - 1878 #4060, aged 70 son of Hannah and Thomas Cleverly born in Wiltshire died in Victoria, and Eliza Blanchard 1825 - ? lived in Tasmania and later moved to Victoria. It looks as if Emily Ann was baptised after she had been recorded as Un-named. Eliza's surname is variously written Blanchard, Blanchart, and settling to Blanchett. | |||||||
9 Children |
1. Emily Anne Cleverly baptised 09 Aug 1843, Tas 1843 #2262 wed 1862 #2 to John Edward Wellard 2. (Un-Named Female) Cleverly 09 Aug 1843, Tas 1843 #1716 3. Frederic Mewman Cleverley 18 Sep 1844 Tas 1844 #538 4. Alfred David Cleverley 01 Mar 1846 Tas 1846 #1610 5. William Arthur Cleverly 18 Dec 1847, Tas 1848 #1024 wed 1876 #1664 to Julia Agnes Kierse 6. John Lewis Bourn Cleverly 12 Aug 1849 Tas 1849 #1065 as Lewis wed 1870 #3315 to Henrietta Kerr 7. Elizabeth Mary Ann Cleverley 31 Jul 1854 Tas 1854 #20 as Mary Ann wed 1884 #1151 to Francis Horace Stubbs 8. Angelina Beatrice Cleverley Vic 1858 #10994 at St Kilda wed 1885 #757 to Alexander Knox McCleave 9. George Albert Cleverly Vic 1866 #19022 at Talbot | ||||||
Lloyds ship - Ship: 500 Tons Captain: William Green Surgeon Superintendent: George F.Bush Sailed Gravesend 11th September 1841 - arrived Nelson 9th February 1842 The Lloyds brought out the wives and children of the men who had gone ahead on the expeditionary ships. But I have not found what Expedition is being referred to! Includes these Blanchett Elizabeth 33 Wife of Thomas Blanchett with Uriah 10, George 9, Julia 5 and Emily 1 Blanchett Eliza 16 Sister of Thomas Blanchett Problem - where does Thomas Cleverly come from? He is not mentioned as a convict, nor is he otherwise in Tasmanian records.
Hannah Butler wed 04 MAY 1833 at Heddington, Wiltshire, to Thomas Cleverly Thomas James Cleverly 11 Sep 1836 - 26 Dec 1906 christened at Chippenham, Wiltshire, England and died at Amhurst, Victoria, Australia
Found at the website for the Fifeshire a Ship: 557 Tons
Captain: Harford Arnold, Surgeon Superintendent: William Spence, sailed London 17th September 1841 & Downs 2nd October 1841 - arrived Nelson New Zealand February 1st 1842 Fifeshire was one of the first four ships to Nelson and on her maiden voyage when bringing out settlers of the New Zealand Company to Nelson. 'Lord Auckland', 'Mary Ann' and 'Lloyds' all set out on the same day, the 'Fifeshire' being the first to arrive. These four ships brought out 764 people to Nelson. The Fifeshire was an unlucky boat from the start. During the voyage fever broke out and 17 passengers died, their bodies being buried at sea. Until the scourge began to abate the passengers were in a most melancholy state, as they did not know where it was going to end. When navigating Cook Strait the ship nearly came to grief. The pilot took her between Stephen's Island and the mainland and, the wind failing at a critical moment, it looked as though she would go ashore, but Captain Arnold sent away a boat with a kedge, which dropped in the nick of time and the ship hauled of into safety. Referring to the Fifeshire's arrival the Nelson "Examiner" said that as the ladies (cabin passenger) dressed in the London fashions of the 1841, were carried ashore from the ship's boats the Maori broke into loud exclamations of wonder and delight. "Kapai!" "Kapai te wahine!" Kapai te piccaninny!" said the natives, who though familiar enough with white men, had never before seen the prevailing European fashions for women and children..
After disembarking passengers and discharging cargo the ship was cleared for China but unfortunately never made it out of Nelson Harbour. On the morning of 27th February, in charge of an acting Pilot (Captain F. G. Moore-the regular Pilot was unwell), she got under way. She had nearly passed through the narrow channel entrance when the wind failed, and the tide carried her on Arrow Reef. Our thanks to Peter Dillon of Christchurch for providing the births and deaths on boad Fifeshire
And a fancy mouse-over line, to celebrate. | |||||||
2. Thurza Cleverley b. 1839 wed 1858 #3436 in Victoria to George Hanslow and went to Tasmania in 1859 Tasmania | |||||||
8 Children |
1. George Hanslow 14 Oct 1859 Tasmania 1859 #437 wed 30 Apr 1885 Tas 1885 #20A to Louisa May Briggs, both aged 25 2. Emila Hanslow 01 Oct 1864 Tasmania 1864 #226 3. Thomas Edward Hanslow 08 Jul 1866 Tas 1866 #169 wed 11 Feb 1892 to Agnes Hastie aged 21 4. Eliza Hanslow 06 Sep 1868 Tas 1868 #192 wed 01 Dec 1892 Tas 1892 #23 at Brighton, Tasmania to Edward Hollingsworth aged 30 5. Louisa Hanslowe 1870 wed 09 Jul 1894 Tas 1894 #16 at Brighton Tasmania to Charles Stone aged 24 - she aged 27 6. Elizabeth Hanslow 1872 wed 22 Apr 1897 Tas 1897 #29 at Brighton Tasmania to William Ball aged 23 7. Susan Hanslow 21 Jan 1875 Tas 1875 #172 8. Henry James Hanslow 26 Jun 1878 Tas 1878 #62 | ||||||
William Ball c1874 was not in Tasmania Louisa May Briggs c1860 28 Apr 1860 Tas 1860 #587 daughter of louisa Nichols and Joseph Briggs Agnes Hastie c1871 no match found Edward Hollingsworth aged 30 born in 8 Oct 1862 in Tasmania is son of Mary Townsend and William Hollingsworth Charles Stone born in Tasmania about 1870 is Charles Albert Edwd Stone 25 Mar 1869 Tas 1869 #604 son of Mary Ann Johnson and Thomas Stone. 3. Louisa Cleverley b.1841 - wed 1858 #2795 in Victoria to Maximilian Wills and lived at Sandridge, Williamstown and visited Tasmania | |||||||
8 Children |
1. Unnamed Male Wills 1859 #6680 lived 1 day 2. Louisa Jane Wills 1861 #6816 - 1864 #8895 aged 3 died at Sandridge 3. Laura Lavinia Theo Wills 1866 #5598 4. Korah Halcomb Wills 1869 #4962 5. Beatrice Eliza Wills 06 Jul 1871 Tasmania 1871 #552 6. Constantine David Wills 1873 #27928 - 1875 #15448 lived 2 years 7. William Thomas Wills 1876 #20131 8. Albert Booz Wills 1880 #12501 | ||||||
7. William Arthur Cleverley b.1847 Hobart, Tasmania - wed 1876 #1664 to Julia Agnes Kierse and lived at Ballarat | |||||||
6 Children |
1. Arthur Ernest Cleverley 1876 #20893 2. Amelia Blanche Cleverley 1878 #13127 3. Edith Mabel Cleverley 1879 #13499 4. Walter Albert Cleverley 1881 #6808 - 1885 #11003 lived 4 years 5. Francis Michael Cleverley 1882 #20580 6. Minnie Lily Cleverley 1885 #447 | ||||||
6. John Lewis / Louis Bourn Cleverly / Cleverley 12 Aug 1849 Tas 1849 #1065 as Lewis wed 1870 #3315 to Henrietta Kerr born in Glasgow, lived in Ballarat with Walter born in Melbourne | |||||||
9 Children |
1. John Lewis Cleverley 1870 #13724 2. Henrietta Cleverley 1872 #13768 3. Emma Maud Cleverley 1874 #13582 - 1887 #5166 lived 10 years 4. Beatrice Cleverley 1876 #20839 5. Thomas Cleverley 1879 #259 6. Robert Cleverley 1881 #417 7. Walter Cleverley 1883 #443 8. Alfred David Cleverley 1884 #447 - 1885 #11002 lived 22 months 9. Catherine Ella Cleverley 1886 #7862 | ||||||
More about Nelson, and the settlement there at The Survey - Whitby passengers
At NZ bound we find Port Nelson is a natural haven situated in the SE of Tasman Bay, at the top of the South Island. During 1842, over three thousand people were brought into Nelson by the New Zealand Company in twenty four ships and by 1850 four thousand had come as company settlers. The first emigrant vessel into Nelson was the Fifeshire which arrived 1 February 1842, which is considered the date of establishment of the settlement. She was a 557 tons barque and had arrived in Wellington 16 January 1842 after departing London 26 September. The Fifeshire under the command of under Captain Arnold was wrecked while leaving Nelson on 27 February 1842 when the tide carried her onto Arrow Reef named after a vessel that was part of the survey expedition.
Bibliography Allan, Ruth. The History of the Port of Nelson. Christchurch : Whitcombe & Tombs, 1954. 154pp Index. Briars, Jenny, 1956- Road to Sarau : from Germany to Upper Moutere / Nelson, NZ: J. Briars and J. Leith, 1993. Immigrants New Zealand Moutere River Valley. 166 p. Ships- 'St. Pauli' & 'Skiold' Buckley, Barry F., 1936- Sails of suffering : the story of the "Lloyds", an original emigrant ship to Nelson, 1841-1842 Napier, N.Z. : B.F. Buckley, 1990. 79 p. Holdaway, Mary. "The Holdaway Family - Pioneers of Nelson" ISBN 0-473-01553-6 compiled by Mary Holdaway of "Bentworth", 31 Meehan St, Blenheim 7301, NZ. 1991 It has, 15-20 pages, on the Whitby from several people, including a reproduction of the passenger list from the A's to the start of the P's (one page). There are accounts of the entire voyage and anecdotes from some of the passengers and describes the various minor incidents, shore parties, etc leading to the founding of Nelson. The Whitby arrived in Wellington (Lambton Harbour) soon after the Will Watch and the Arrow, on 18 Sep 1841 (source Star newspaper, 1 Feb 1932). During its expedition to Nelson Haven, it was initially grounded on the point on 1 Nov 1841, and finally landed on 5 Nov 1841. The Mary Ann arrived with immigrants on 5 Feb 1842 but it had to stay in the bay for two nights before disembarking (source Ethel Holdaway's writings, Nelson archive 1969). Eckford, H S (Bert) History of the Eckford Shipping Co. and Blenheim River Traders 1881 - 1965 94 pp Self-publication; 1995 A history of the Eckford family of Blenheim and their shipping ventures across Cook Strait. Fell, Alfred, 1817- A colonist's voyage to New Zealand under sail in the "early forties" by Alfred Fell ; with a foreword by his son, Sir Arthur Fell. Exeter : Townsend, [1926] (Ch : Capper Press, (1973) 112 p. The voyage of the Lord Auckland to Nelson, 1841-1842. Facsimile ed. Field, A.N. - Nelson Province 1642-1842 : From Discovery to Colonisation - Nelson, 1942, A G Betts & Son. 144pp. A history of New Zealand's Nelson Province. Lists of Passengers to Nelson, 1841-1850 is available at Alexander Turnbull Library and the Nelson Provincial Museum. See Application and Embarkation #s McMurtry, George, 1919- Versatile community : the history of the settlers of central Moutere / 1992 Motueka and District Historical Association: Not Without Courage - Our First Settlers. Pub. 1992 Four young men from Camborne were approached by the New Zealand Company's agent, Mr William Budge, to join the Expedition party which was going to NZ to found the colony of Nelson under the direction of Captain Arthur Wakefield. They were the Rawlings brothers - William 30 years, Richard 27 years and Thomas 22 years. The fourth was Richard Ching. They left Gravesend on 2 May 1841 on the 'Will Watch' and 'Whitby'. The wives and children followed in Feb 1842 on the infamous Lloyds. (65 children died enroute probably due to poor ventilation, malfunctioning oil lamps and overcrowding. All further vessels were sent with women and children protected by their husband's.) All three of Thomas and Elizabeth's children died en-route. They eventually settled in Riwaka near Nelson. ISSN 02112-0271 Neale, June E., 1919- Landfall Nelson : by sailing ship, 1642-1842: Anchor Press, 258 Wakefield Quay, Nelson NZ 1978, 1989. Focuses on the original four emigrant ships into Nelson: Fifeshire sailed 26 September 1841, Mary Ann sailed 24 September 1841, Lloyds sailed 11 September 1841 and Lord Auckland sailed 21 September 1841. Also Whitby sailed 27 April 1841, Will Watch sailed 27 April 1841. There are passenger lists recorded for each of the ships named. Neale, June E. Pioneer passengers : to Nelson by sailing ship, March 1842-June 1843: Anchor Press, 1982, 1989. Focuses on the ships arriving 1842/3, and includes a voyage account and passenger lists for each ship: Bolton, Martha Ridgeway, London, Clifford, Sir Charles Forbes, Thomas Harrison, Olympus, New Zealand, George Fyfe, Bombay, Prince of Wales, Indus, Thomas Sparkes, Phoebe and the German immigrant ship St Pauli.
Libraries
Ship Diaries at the NPML:
Passenger Lists at the NPML: The Attic (library) at the Wakapuaka Cemetery, Atawhai Drive, Nelson is were the Nelson branch of the NZSG meet and have a library. Open 2.00pm to 4.00pm on Sunday.
Nelson also has a Historical Society (meets at Founders Park) and a Family History Center on Nayland Rd in Stoke. On display at the Founders Historic Park, 87 Atawhai Drive, Nelson. ph 0-3-548 2649 are scale models of the Edwin Fox, the Fifeshire and the Lord Auckland.
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