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CASHMERE


Departed from Gravesend on 16th June, 1851 and arrived in Auckland on 19th October 1851,
via New Plymouth. Captain George Pearson was in command.

From the Southern Cross newspaper of Tuesday, 21st October, 1851

	Family Name		Children

	BAYLY	Rev. George
		Mrs	and 3 children
	BOURKE	Mrs	and child
	BRODIE	Mr Walter
	BROMLEY	Mr Henry
		Mrs
	BROWN	Mr R L
	CAMPBELL	Mr Colin
	CONWAY	Mr
		Mrs Catherine
		Miss Mary
	COURTNEY	Mr
		Mrs	and 6 children
	CUTTRESS	George
		Thomas
		Charles
	CUTTRESS	Misses Alice
		Misses Emma
		Misses Sophia
		Misses Charlotte
		Misses H
		Misses B
	DOYLE	Mr Thomas	and son
	DUDLEY	Rev. W C
	ELY	Mrs
	FORD	Mr Samuel
		Mrs	and 5 children
	FRANCIS	Mr
	GOLSBOROUGH	Miss Mary
	GRAHAM	Mr John
	HAMER	Rev. Thomas
		Mrs	and 2 children
		Miss
	HAMILTON	Mr James
		Mrs Jessie	and child
	HENDERSON	Mr David
		Mrs	and child
	HUTCHINSON	Mrs
	ISAACS	Miss Sarah
	ISAACS	Mr D
	MACINTOSH	Mrs	and child
	MARTIN	Mr
		Mrs	and 6 children
	MITCHELL	Mr John
	MOYLE	Mr Loftus
	REID	Mr Conrad
	RUNCIMAN	Messrs B
		Walter
		Master
	RUNCIMAN	Mr George
		Mrs
		Miss R
		Misses Elizabeth
		Misses Jane
		Misses Isabelle
	SAUNDERS	Mr John
	SHEPPARD	Miss
	SMITH	Mr Henry
		Mrs	and 4 children
	SMYTHIES	Mr
		Mrs	and 3 children
	TIDDY	Miss Martha
	WADMAN	Mr
	WETHERED	Mr
		Mrs	and 2 children
	WILLIAMS	Mr John


	To Captain George Pearson
	Commanding the ship Cashmere

	Sir,- We the undersigned, passengers on board the ship Cashmere, having by
	the blessing of Divine Providence arrived safely in the Harbour of Auckland,
	take this opportunity, before we separate, of returning you our most sincere
	thanks for the uniform kindess, impartial attention and watchful care with
	which you have acted during a four months' voyage, to every person under
	your charge. The duties of a master of a passenger ship, numbering 103
	individutals, are most responsible; they are arduous, difficult, and
	sometimes unpleasant to perform. We found that whilst you insisted on
	having order and good conduct on board, you were always most anxious to
	promote the happiness, comfort and amusement of your passengers. Your
	kindness to us will live long in our recollections, and you may feel
	assured, that to whatever part of the world your duties may call you, our
	best wishes will attend you:


	BOURKE, Mrs
	BRODIE, Walter
	BROMLEY, Henry
	BROMLEY, Mrs
	BROWN, R L
	CAMPBELL, Colin
	CONWAY, Catherine
	CONWAY, Mary
	CUTTRESS, the Misses
	CUTTRISS, C
	DOYLE, Thomas
	DUDLEY, W C, M.A., Clerk
	ELY, Mrs
	FORD, Mrs, Miss
	FORD, Samuel
	FRANCIS, Jane
	GOLDSBROUGH, Miss
	GRAHAM, John
	HAMER, Miss
	HAMER, Mrs
	HAMER, Thomas, Independent Minister
	HAMILTON, James
	HAMILTON, Jessie
	HENDERSON, David
	HENDERSON, Mrs
	HUTCHINSON, Mrs
	M*YLE, Loftus
	MACINTOSH, Miss
	MARLIN, A*bin
	MARTIN, Mrs
	MITCHELL, John
	REED, Conrad
	RUNCIMAN, George
	RUNCIMAN, the Misses
	RUNCIMAN, Walter
	SANDERS, John
	SMITH, Henry
	SMITH, Mrs
	SMYTHIES, Henry
	SMYTHIES, Mrs
	TIDDY, Miss
	WETHERED, Mrs
	WILLIAMS, John

	Note - some of those folk who signed the above letter have names spelt differently
	from that in the passenger list.

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