CLONTARF
The CLONTARF departed Gravesend on 17 September, 1858 and arrived at Lyttelton, via Plymouth
on 5 January, 1859. Captain John Allan was in command.
The Clontarf has had a fair passage out of 106 days from Plymouth. She is a full ship, as may be seen by the passenger list
below, having no less than 470 souls on board, inclusive of crew. A few of the passengers are for other ports. The voyage
The voyage has not been distinguished by any remarkable incident, a little cold and boisterous weather in the southern latitudes
forming its only disagreeable portion. The causes of the deaths mentioned below were in all cases constitutional. Seventy six
cases of measles occurred, but all progressed satisfactorily, without any death, and the epidemic had passed away before the
ship reached port. Lat.35° 10' S. Long. 4° 19' E. spoke the ship Tasmania for Melbourne, 54 days out. A stow-a-way was
discovered on board, when the ship was 10 days at sea. On landing here, he was brought before the Magistrates and obliged
to sign a promissory note for his passage, payable in a year.
Transcribed from the Lyttelton Times, 8 January 1859, Page 4
For Canterbury
Chief Cabin
BLAKELY	Jane & George
COOPER	Georgina, Charlotte Sarah and Arthur Robert
ACLAND	John Barton
JOLLIE	Francis
LOCK	James Carnegy
RIDDELL	Walter
BENNETT	Joseph Henry
BURNELL	Edward
Second Cabin
BRAKE	John, wife and 4 children
RADDON	Lewis, wife and 2 children
KINNIBROCK	David, wife and 4 children
BADELY	Edw.
Steerage
MURRAY	Sarah, Mary Ann and Elizabeth
GRANGER	Thomas B. and George W.
HARTNELL	George W.
BAT	Wm.
GRIGG	Edward
VOISIN	John Phillip
PHILLIPS	William Henry
Government Immigrants
BROWN	John E., wife and child
HOWARD	George and wife
WEASTALL	Anthony, wife and child
CLARK	Christopher and wife
JONES	Robert, wife and 4 children
COLE	John and wife
PRATT	James, wife and child
GIBSON	Benjamin and wife
PURCELL	Wm and wife
BILLENS	Robert, wife and 5 children
HEALY	John, wife and 2 children
LAMBERT	Isaac, wife and 3 children
MARTIN	Henry, wife and child
NOCK	Richard, wife and 2 children
BROWN	Frederick, wife and child
EVANS	Edward and wife
WOODHEAD	Geo., wife and child
LILLY	Jonathon, wife and 5 children
TRIGGS	James, wife and child
MOODY	John, wife and 3 children
LEWIS	Charles, wife and child
BEAL	Henry, wife and 2 children
LEE	Samuel and wife
HARKNESS	Thomas,  wife and 5 children
CHAPMAN	Wm.,  wife and 4 children
STEWART	Edward and wife
ATKINSON	John, wife and 5 children
TOPPIN	Thomas and wife
ROBBINS	George, wife and 2 children
CLARK	Richard, wife and 2 children
FABIAN	William and wife
ASHTON	Sampson and wife
DUDSON	William, wife and 4 children
TURNER	Charles,  wife and 4 children
STEPHENSON	William,  wife and child
PAINTER	Joseph, wife and child
PAWSEY	John R., wife and 4 children
MARTIN	Philip, wife and child
NEWSOMES	Jeremiah,  wife and 4 children
LOWE	Levi, wife and 3 children
GAPES	William Gapes,  wife and 2 children
JOYCE	Thomas,  wife and child
PIPER	Wm., wife and 3 children
BUCKLEY	Henry, wife and 4 children
ROGERS	Wm. and wife
WEEBER	Joseph, wife and 4 children
SLATER	Henry, wife and child
ELLIS	Joseph, wife and 2 children
JOHNSTON	Samuel, wife and child
HAMPTON	James, wife and child
MILLIGAN	Hugh, wife and 4 children
BROOME	Thomas, wife and child
GRACEY	William, wife and child
HOMER	Wm., wife and 2 children
KEETLEY	Henry and wife
BLYTHE	William and wife
GREIG	Alexander and wife
GORDON	Henry, wife and child
JENNINGS	Charles, wife and 3 children
WATT	Alexander, wife and 4 children
TOMPKINS	John and wife
BRYAN	Isaac and wife
DULIEN	Richard, wife and child
ELLIOT	Henry, wife and child
REEVES	Thomas, wife and 7 children
WILSON	Mary and child
SAUNDERS	Charles, wife and child
POWER	William and wife
CAIN	John, wife and 3 children
Single Men
WEASTELL	Marmaduke and George
MATHER	George
WILDER	Edward
ELMES	William
MUNRO	Robert
JONES	Robert
LISTER	John
HORRELL	George
ALDRICH	Edward
COLLETT	William
BILLENS	Frederick and Henry
ROWELL	James
CLARK	Wm.
WOODHEAD	John and George
MALLINDER	James
LEWIS	William
CHAPMAN	James and William
ROWLE	James
NURSE	Martin
KIBBLEWHITE	Henry
PAWSEY	John R.
GRIFFITHS	John
LOWE	Eli
ATKINSON	John, Henry and Richard
JAGGER	A. Hughes
LEWIN	John J.
PIPER	Edward and Henry
WEEBER	Joseph
JOHNSTON	John
MILLIGAN	Hugh, James and Thomas Milligan
REEVES	Thos.
STRINGER	Richard
BALLANTYNE	James
WATT	John
BELL	Jas.
REETZ	Hubertus
CAIN	Hanse and David
EVANS	Richard
KIBBLEWHITE	Edward
LEE	Thomas
SKILLING	John
SWALLOW	Joshua
Single Women
HALSTEAD	Louisa
CALLETT	Sarah
PARROTT	Catherine
WOODHEAD	Mary and Ellen
NURSE	Catherine
MARTIN	Sarah, Emma, Mary Ann and Martha
LOWE	Mary Ann
ATKINSON	Margaret
GAPES	Esther
JAGGAR	Susannah
PIPER	Jane, Ellen and Mary
SLATER	Mary Ann
MILLIGAN	Sarah, Elizabeth, and Elizabeth
WATT	Agnes, Sophia, Margaret and Isabella
BELL	Elizabeth
CAIN	Mary
Passengers for other ports
Hawke's Bay
SEALEY	Henry and Edward
CHARLTON	Mary and 2 children
Otago
HOLLINSONHEAD	Elizabeth Brock and 2 children
NEUZIG	Helena
SMITH	Payson
WEEDON	Edward
MACKIE	John
BRUCE	Robert
Wellington
STOREY	Edward, wife and 2 children
WRIGLEY	Henry, wife and child
BACKHOUSE	Joseph and Alfred
BURMISTON	Wm.
MCLENNAN	Duncan and wife
CROSS	Donald and wife
FINLAYSON	Ann
ACKROYD	John Edmund
Births on board -
PRATT	Mrs James - a son
WEEBER	Mrs Joseph - a daughter
ELLIS	Mrs Joseph - a daughter
ASHTON	Mrs S. - a daughter (still born)
TURNER	Mrs Charles - a daughter
Deaths on board  -
CLARK	Elisha George, on 28 October, aged 18 months.
ELLIS	Susannah, on 29 October, aged 18 days
EVANS	Ann, on 24 November, aged 23
LOWE	John, on 1 December, aged 17 months
ATKINSON	Kate, on 22 December, aged 14 months
PAINTER	Frederick William, on 29 December, aged 3 years
NEWSAM	Joseph, on 2 January, aged 18 months
Joseph Weeber, sen., took his passage, but did not come on board. John Duff, wife and 2 children were landed at Plymouth
pn account of sickness.
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