Immigrant Ship Palmerston

No: “Palmerston” Im 15/23 (Captain Kölln). Ships papers Im 5/4/3 no. 22
LDS Film No: 0472904.
(Left Hamburg, Germany—28/07/1872 arriving at Port Chalmers, N.Z.—06/12/1872)

Baumgardt Paul 39, Eva 28, Eva 7, Casimir 4, Anna 2 & Paulina 4/12—Golzau.
Bischeski Julius 32 & Anna 22—Schiwalken.
Buchholz Johan 31, Anna 28, Joseph 4 & Amelia 2—Kl. Malsau.
Dysars Johann 38, Julianna 26, Pauline 4 & Marie 1/5—Brust.
Gdanitz Jacob 28—Liebschau.
Gdanitz Maria 54, Maria 21, Julianna 18 & Wilhelmina 15—Bojahren.
Gurzinski Joseph 31, Anna 27, Franz 5, Johann 4 & Francisca 2—Mestin.
Halba Johan 39, Johanna 30 & Joseph 9—Labuhnken.
Hoffman Johan 31, Anna 24, Max 7, Michael 5, Franz 2 & Maria /75 Kl. Malsau.
Jankowski Franz 43, Rosalia 35, Julius 11, Maria 8 & Francisca 7—Schiwalken.
Junge Carl 20—Wilster.
Konkel Philip 35, Brigitte 38, Rosalie 7 & Michael 4—Damerau.
Kowalewski Lorenz 37, Josephina 35, Franz 11, Rosalia 9 & August 4—Stenzlau.
Kreft Joseph 30, Rosalia 26, Anna 6, Thomas 4 & Pauline 1/6—Bojahren
Michalski Johan 36, Johanna 32, Johan 10, Marian 8, Rosalia 5 & Franz 1/9—Kladau.
Orlowski August 32, Francisca 22, Franz 2 & Maria /6—Labuhnken.
Orlowski Johan 28, Anna 29 & Maria 1/6—Kl. Turse.
Pedowski Joseph 26—Stenzlau.
Plew Mathilda 34—Memel.
Plewa August 27, Francisca 31, Franz 2 & Angelica /6—Mestin.
Reikowski Franz 39, Johanna 39, Paulina 11 & August /6—Mestin
Rogacki Francis 26 & Paulina 21—Stenzlau.
Rogacka Maria 23—Stenzlau.
Rydszewski August 43, Rosalia 40, Maria 15, Francisca 7 & Paulina 3—Kl. Malsau.
Rydszewski Johann 16—Kl. Malsau.
Schrifer George Franz 30—Bamberg.
Schulz Johann 26—Rukoschin.
Szymanski Walenty 28—Posen.
Teike Fred 26, Matilda 25, Francisca 3 & Franz /9 Rokitken.
Walinska Anna 17—Stenzlau.
Welnoski Jozef 35, Francisca 34, Johan 11, Joseph 8, Thomas 4 & Barbara 1-Klonowken.
Wroblewski Johan 27 & Valensen 19—Stenzlau.

“The Christian McAusland’s passengers were landed on Quarantine Island.They refused to land if the Palmerston’s passengers were placed there; the latter are still on board. The Board of Health have resolved to place the Palmerston and passengers to lighter at the Sand spit, which is to be proclaimed a quarantine station. The case of scarlet fever progresses favorably, and there is no prospect of its spreading. It is probable that the Christian McAusland will be admitted to pratique m a fortnight The case reported on board the ship Palmerston as gastric fever, turns out to be scarlet fever.” Timaru Herald, 11 December 1872, p 3

Palmerston …….. An Account of the voyage by Christen Christensen, a passenger aboard the Palmerston,   Click Here

Palmerston …….. The passengers placed in quarantine. Click Here

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