Part 3 - January, 1871 to December, 1872.

INTRODUCTION.

Part 3 covers the listings, transcribed from the Melbourne ARGUS, for the period January, 1871 to December, 1872. There are a total of 689 names listed, although these would not include all the deaths at the hospital for that period. The names in this list only include all non-natives of the colony. Some residents of Melbourne, who were born in other Australian states, are also included in this listing.

Each name is cross-referenced by number to the actual date on which the details appeared in the ARGUS. The reference guide is included at the end of the list of names.

All details have been transcribed exactly as shown in the lists, including spelling errors which occur often, especially where medical terms are shown. I have included the year of death in brackets for clarity. A small number of entries only show the individual's surname, and gender can be determined, in some cases, through the details shown for that entry.

In October, 1872, the editor of the ARGUS also commenced including monthly lists of deaths at the Alfred Hospital in Melbourne. A separate listing of these deaths will be uploaded at a later date.

On April 2, 1871 a census of the population of Victoria was taken with the following results:

Total Population of the colony - 731,528.

Males - 401,050.

Females - 330,478.

Birthplaces: Victoria - 329,597.

Other Australian

colonies & NZ - 28,669.

England - 164,287.

Wales - 6,614.

Scotland - 56,210.

Ireland - 100,468.

Other British

possessions - 3,870.

Continental Europe

& French colonies - 16,637 (of whom

8995 were from

Germany.)

As will be noted from the above statistics, a large number of the population of Victoria were born in the British Isles and this is reflected in the number of deaths at the hospital. Natives of numerous other nations are also represented in these lists. To return to the previous page, or for additional links by this author, please see the links at the bottom of this page.

The Names:

Frederick Ackerman, butcher, aged 38, native of London; arrived in 1870, ship unknown; died June 20 [1872], of disease of heart. [20]

Maria Acton, aged 58, native of Ireland; arrived in 1852 by the Maria; died September 15 [1871] of cancer of the breast. [10]

Thomas Adams, cook, aged 60, native of South Wales; arrived in 1852 by the Tulloch Castle; died October 18 [1872], of self-poisoning. [24]

William Adams, painter, aged 30, native of London; arrived in 1851, by the California; died March 29 [1871], of dysentery. [5]

James Adamson, labourer, aged 36, native of Baltimore; arrived in 1857 by the Ocean Monarch; died September 16 [1871] of phthisis. [10]

Ah Mun, miner, aged 22, native of Canton; ship and date of arrival unknown; died November 15 [1871], of phthisis. [12]

Ah Sin, gardener, aged 24, native of Hong Kong; arrived in 1871 by the Duke of Argyle; died August 18 [1871], of dysentery. [9]

Ah Tun, hawker, aged 33, native of Canton; arrived in 1855, ship unknown; died August 17 [1871], of abscess of liver. [9]

Ah Wah, gardener, aged 36, native of Hong Kong; ship and date of arrival unknown; died October 29 [1872], of concussion of brain. [24]

Ah War, gardener, aged 37, native of Hong Kong; arrived in 1868, ship unknown; died November 11 [1872], of phthisis. [25]

Joseph Sawyer Aldridge, aged 17, native of Wiltshire; arrived in 1856 by the James Furney; died September 21 [1871], of apoplexy. [10]

Andrew Allen, waiter, aged 42, native of Bermuda; arrived in 1853 by the Baltimore; died August 14 [1872], of phthisis. [22]

Mary Allen, machinist, aged 45, native of Ireland; arrived in 1853, by the Utopia; died March 12 [1872], of congestion of lungs. [16]

Henry Appleton, baker, aged 55, native of Essex; arrived in 1848 by the Lord Stanley; died February 5 [1871], of cardiac. [3]

Richard Armstrong, died September 5 [1871] of pleuro-pneumonia; particulars unknown. [10]

John Askew, miner, aged 38, native of Suffolk; arrived in 1855 by the You Yangs; died August 7 [1871], of bronchitis. [9]

Joseph Bailey, horsedealer, aged 65, native of Bath; arrived in 1847, ship unknown; died February 16 [1871], of rupture of urethra. [3]

William D. Bailey, surgeon, aged 65, native of Devonshire; arrived in 1866 by the Brisbane; died June 4 [1871], of bronchitis. [6]

Catharine Baine, aged 32, native of Ireland; arrived in 1856 by the Mindora; died May 23 [1871], of cancer of the brain. [6]

Henry Baker, storeman, aged 42, native of Norfolk; arrived in 1852 by Vanguard; died January 14 [1872], of cancer of penis. [14]

Richard Baker, brickmaker, aged 42, native of Buckinghamshire; arrived in 1854 by the White Star; died February 15 [1871], of phthisis. [3]

William Baker, labourer, aged 37, native of Dover; arrived in 1857 by the Marmion; died January 30 [1871], of aneurism. [3]

Jane Balin, aged 53, native of Yorkshire; arrived in 1853 by the Tantivie; died February 5 [1871], of diarrhoea. [3]

Henry Barker, lumper, aged 47, native of Ipswich; arrived in 1845 by the Signet; died May 25 [1871], of disease of the heart. [6]

Elizabeth Barlow, native of Manchester, domestic, aged 45; admitted into the hospital January 6 [1871]; died January 25 [1871]; arrived in the colony by the Southern Ocean, in 1863; cause of death, morbus cordis. [2]

Johanna Barry, aged 43, native of Ireland; arrived in 1854, by the Blenheim; died November 3 [1872], of scarlatina. [25]

John Bartley, brewer, aged 29, native of Ireland; arrived in 1861, by the Commodore Perry; died November 4 [1872], of phthisis. [25]

James Bassett, lumper, aged 45, native of the West Indies; arrived in 1842 by the Ellen Thompson; died May 2 [1871], of stricture. [6]

William Baxter, shoeblack, aged 67, native of Norfolk; arrived in 1852, ship unknown; died October 7 [1872], of exhaustion from senility. [23]

Hans Beck, labourer, aged 67, native of Germany; arrived in 1860, ship unknown; died November 18 [1872], of phthisis. [25]

Louis Behrens, barman, aged 42, native of Germany; arrived in 1851, ship unknown; died March 26 [1871], of phthisis. [5]

Henry Belascy, labourer, aged 50, native of London; arrived in 1859 by the Hope; died February 12 [1872], of disease of liver. [15]

William Bell, labourer, aged 56, native of Scotland; arrived in 1852, by the Fantivie; died October 21 [1872], of ulcer of stomach. [24]

-- Bellgald, woodcutter, aged 31, native of Derbyshire; ship and date of arrival unknown; died July 9 [1871], of cutthroat (suicide). [8]

James Bendix, carpenter, aged 54, native of Prussia; arrived in 1854, by the Gothenburg; died October 24 [1872], of cancer of stomach. [24]

George Benham, miner, aged 38, native of Reading; arrived in 1853 by the Earl Grey; died February 10 [1871], of mitral and aorta. [3]

Thomas Bennett, labourer, aged 67, native of Essex; arrived in 1864, ship unknown; died June 8 [1871], of carbuncles. [7]

William Berryman, cook, aged 48, native of Camberwell; arrived in 1850 by the Nile; died September 24 [1871], of bronchitis. [10]

John Bevis, plasterer, aged 39, native of London; arrived in 1855 by the British Empire; died December 5 [1870], of injury caused by a fall. [1]

George Bewley, quarryman, aged 40, native of Liverpool; arrived in 1854 by the Africa; died June 29 [1871], of aneurism. [7]

Francis Biggins, engineer, aged 32, native of Lancashire; arrived in 1867 by the Royal Standard; died April 29 [1871], of disease of the spine. [6]

Agnes Birmingham alias Clarke, aged 36, native of Edinburgh; arrived in 1855 by the Admiral Boxer; died November 8 [1871], of abscess. [12]

Thomas Bishop, blacksmith, aged 40, native of Kent; arrived in 1852, ship unknown; died December 22 [1871], of rheumatic gout. [14]

Rosina Black, aged 22, native of Cornwall; arrived in 1868, by the Coroma; died January 3 [1872], of pleuro-pneumonia. [14]

Margaret Blackwell, aged 29, native of Ireland; arrived in 1865, ship unknown; died April 23 [1872], of carcemonia cerebri. [18]

Charles H. Bliss, clerk, aged 21, native of Warwickshire; arrived 1869 by the Holmesdale; died October 6 [1871], of phthisis. [11]

Elija Boam, native of Dublin, labourer, aged 33; admitted into the hospital February 15, 1870; died January 11, [1871]; arrived in the colony by the ship Ellenborough, 1853; cause of death, phthisis. [2]

Hienrich Boettcher, fireman, on board the Prussian war steamer Nymphe, native of Germany, aged 28 years; arrived in 1872 by the Nymphe; died January 13 [1872], of internal haemorrhage. [14]

Matthew Boland, grocer, aged 21, native of Ireland; arrived in 1863, ship unknown; died December 20 [1870], of inflammation of the morbus coxae. [1]

William Bolgar, painter, aged 46, native of Ireland; arrived in 1858, by the Celena; died December 24 [1870], of asthma. [1]

John Booth, died on July 4 [1871] of drink, starvation, and exhaustion. Nothing known of him. [8]

William Booth, aged 54 years, native of Lancashire, brickmaker; arrived in 1844, ship Wallace; admitted into the hospital July 13, 1871; died on December 8 [1871], of rheumatic fever and phthisis. [13]

Patrick Bourke, grocer's assistant, aged 25, native of Ireland; arrived in 1866, by the Star of Brunswick; died September 28 [1871], of aneurism. [10]

Michael Bowie, labourer, aged 50, native of Ireland; ship and date of arrival unknown; died October 18 [1871], from concussion of the brain by accidental fall from a horse. [11]

Peter Boyn, cook, aged 59; native of Pennsylvania; arrived 1871, ship unknown; died October 24 [1871], of disease of the heart. [11]

William Bradford, bootmaker, aged 56, native of London; arrived in 1847, ship unknown; died September 25 [1872], of cancer. [23]

James Bradshaw, cook, aged 43, native of Maidstone; arrived in 1854 by the Amazon; died September 7 [1872], of phthisis. [23]

Patrick Cooper Brady, aged 67, native of Cork; arrived in 1860, by the Lady of the East; died January 3 [1872], of phthisis. [14]

James Brasnahan, carter, aged 39, native of Ireland; arrived in 1854, by the Arabian; died April 20 [1872], of fracture of pelvis. [18]

William Brasson, butcher, aged 60, native of Ireland; arrived in 1852, by the Charlotte; died December 27 [1870], of renal disease. [1]

Bridget Brennan, domestic, aged 25, native of Ireland; arrived in 1865 by the Great Britain; died March 7 [1871], of hepatitis. [4]

Catherine Brennan, domestic, aged 27, native of Liverpool; arrived in 1866 by the Chariot of Fame; died August 30 [1871], of phthisis. [9]

Patrick Brett, aged 62 years, a native of Ireland, Chelsea pensioner; arrived in the colony in 1859, name of ship unknown; admitted into the hospital December 5, 1871; died of stricture of the urethra December 9 [1871]. [13]

John Brice, shoemaker, aged 23, native of Cape of Good Hope, arrived in 1851, ship unknown, died July 20 [1872] of morbus cordis. [21]

Allen Broadley, native of Lancashire, tin-plate worker, aged 40; admitted into the hospital January 17 [1871]; died January 21 [1871]; arrived in the colony by the John Fielding, in 1850; cause of death, alcoholism. [2]

Mary Brooks, laundress, aged 43, native of Dublin; arrived in 1865 by the Great Britain; died June 23 [1871], of phthisis. [7]

Ann Brown, aged 39, native of Scotland; arrived in 1869, by the Percy; died May 13 [1872], of an abscess. [18]

Ann Jane Brown, aged 37, native of Scotland; arrived in 1841, by the Mauless; died January 2 [1872], of fatty degeneration of the heart, kidneys, and liver. [14]

Harriet Brown, domestic, aged 36, native of London; arrived in 1862 by the Boanerges; died August 11 [1871], of fracture of the skull. [9]

John Brown, labourer, aged 54, native of Cork; arrived in 1850 by the Hero; died October 24 [1872], of abscess. [24]

Thomas Brown, labourer, aged 76, native of Warwickshire; arrived in 1865 by the Ajax; died July 11 [1871], of bronchitis. [8]

Anne Browne, domestic, age unknown, native of Ireland; arrived in 1857 by the Maitland; died April 14 [1871], of dysentery. [6]

William Bruce, ironworker, aged 57, native of Scotland; arrived in 1852, ship unknown; died May 3 [1872], of tetanus. [18]

Mary Ann Bruin, domestic, aged 20, native of Liverpool; arrived in 1871, by the Essex; died March 30 [1871], of phthisis. [5]

Belinda Buckly, domestic, aged 23, native of Tipperary; arrived in 1866 by the Star of India; died July 17 [1871], of hydatids in lungs. [8]

Peter Budge, aged 47 years, native of Scotland, draper; arrived in 1846, name of ship unknown; admitted into the hospital September 23, 1871; died December 16 [1871], of cancer of the neck. [13]

William Bunn, bootmaker, aged 39, native of London; arrived in 1850 by the John Munn; died April 12 [1871], of phthisis. [6]

Philip Burgin, pastrycook, aged 64, native of London; arrived in 1839 by the Swan, brig; died October 31 [1872], of morbus cordis. [24]

John Burke, labourer, aged 70, native of Ireland; date and ship of arrival unknown; died September 8 [1871], of dysentery. [10]

Maria Burns, domestic, aged 28, native of Ireland; arrived in 1864 by the Wellington; died April 15 [1871], of dysentery. [6]

William Burr, native of Chelmsford, England, labourer, aged 55; admitted into the hospital September 26 [1870]; died December 31, 1870; name of ship in which he arrived in the colony unknown; cause of death, compound fracture of the femur. [2]

Thomas William Burrows, butcher, aged 53, native of London; arrived in 1852 by the Mary Anne; died March 27 [1872], of abscess of liver. [17]

Richard Butler, labourer, aged 34, native of Ireland; arrived in 1857, by the Donald McKay; died December 21 [1871], of phthisis. [14]

Henry Byam, groom, aged 42, native of the West Indies; arrived in 1855 by the Acabius; died May 9 [1871], of paralysis. [6]

Thomas Byrne, aged 28; further particulars unknown; died January 15 [1872], of disease of lungs and alcoholism. [14]

George Cadness, seaman, aged 25, native of Manchester, arrived in 1869, by the Lightning; died December 7 [1870], of phthisis. [1]

Mary Cameron, aged 22, native of Scotland; arrived in 1861 by the Hope; died October 1 [1871] of phthisis. [11]

Duncan Campbell, age unknown, native of Edinburgh, baker; arrived in Netherby, 1871; admitted into the hospital December 10, 1871; died same day, of aneurism. [13]

Patrick Cannon, quarryman, aged 33, native of Ireland; arrived in 1859, ship unknown; died July 26 [1872], of accidental injuries. [21]

Joseph Cape, sawyer, aged 40, native of Durham; ship and date of arrival unknown; died August 13 [1871], of dysentery. [9]

John Careless, coachman, aged 52, native of Birmingham; arrived in 1860 by the Triton; died December 15 [1870], of phthisis. [1]

John Carter, miner, aged 27, native of Chester; arrived in 1856 by the Champion of the Seas; died July 3 [1872], of pyoemia. [20]

John Carty, labourer, aged 48, native of Ireland; ship and date of arrival unknown; died February 2 [1871], of phthisis. [3]

Mary Ann Corcoran Casey, domestic aged 31, native of Ireland; arrived in 1855 by the Blenheim; died June 28 [1872], of carcinoma of breast. [20]

Patrick Cass, draper's assistant, aged 30, native of Ireland; arrived in 1869 by the Coldstream; died October 1 [1871] of phthisis. [11]

Mary Cassell, aged 20, native of Germany; arrived in 1859, ship unknown; died October 8 [1872], of phthisis. [24]

Fanny Casten, aged 36, native of Manchester; arrived in 1854, by the Falcon; died November 30 [1870], of pericarditis. [1]

Margaret Cattin, domestic, aged 39, native of Ireland; arrived in 1852, by the Beula; died May 4 [1872], of dysentery. [18]

Frederick Chester, labourer, aged 42, native of Kent; arrived in 1863 by the Kent; died November 22 [1872], of pneumonia. [25]

David Christie, labourer, aged 26, native of Aberdeen; arrived in 1868, by the Atlanta; died December 4 [1870], of phthisis. [1]

James Christopher, cook, aged 32, native of Bermuda; arrived in 1871 by the Merchantman; died July 4 [1872], of phthisis. [20]

John Christopher, bookseller, aged 48, native of London; arrived in 1856 by the Nelius; died August 13 [1872], of phthisis. [22]

Patrick Christopher, carter, aged 20, native of Ireland; arrived in 1870 by the Percy; died February 12 [1871], of typhoid fever. [3]

Charles Clancy, gunmaker, aged 39, native of London; arrived in 1860 by the Royal Charlie; died September 18 [1872], of pleuro-pneumonia. [23]

James D. Clark, draper's assistant, aged 32, native of London; arrived in 1857 by the Stebonheath; died July 17 [1872], of softening of the brain. [21]

Margaret Clarke, aged 25, native of Ireland; arrived in 1865 by the Star of India; died September 2 [1871], of phthisis. [10]

Joseph Clayton, native of Yorkshire, blacksmith, aged 21; admitted into the hospital December 12, 1870; died January 1 [1871]; arrived in the colony by the Somersetshire in 1870; cause of death, typhoid fever. [2]

Robert Clayton, tailor, aged 53, native of Yorkshire; arrived in 1854 by the Marco Polo; died January 26 [1871], of phthisis. [3]

Catherine Cleary, aged 28, native of Ireland; arrived in 1853 by the Castilian; died October 7 [1871] of phthisis. [11]

Francis William Cleveland, shoemaker, aged 50, native of the United States; arrived in 1871 by the Calibar; died November 13 [1871], of phthisis. [12]

Edwin S. Cluff, clerk, aged 33, native of London; arrived in 1863 by the Hastings; died August 17 [1871], of phthisis. [9]

Patrick Cluman, labourer, aged 29, native of Ireland; arrived 1872 by the Matura; died November 24 [1872], of pyoemia. [25]

William Cochrane, seaman, aged 67, native of Ireland; arrived in 1851 by the Wareda; died May 6 [1871], of carcinoma of liver. [6]

Mary Ann Coffey, domestic, aged 27, native of Ireland; arrived in 1867 by the Vimeira; died August 19 [1872], of morbus cordis. [22]

Humphrey Coghlan, labourer, aged 46, native of Cork; arrived in 1856 by the Barwon; died June 6 [1871], of phthisis. [6]

Ann Cole, married woman, aged 38, native of Ireland; arrived in 1865 by the Earl Grey; died October 3 [1872], of phthisis. [23]

Ellen Cole, aged 37, native of Plymouth; arrived in 1859 by the Oceanic; died February 20 [1872], of anasarca. [15]

George Cole, seaman, aged 70, native of Suffolk; arrived in 1860 by the Vibla; died December 7 [1870], of haemorrhage. [1]

Henry Coleshill, hawker, aged 57, native of Buckinghamshire; arrived in 1852, by the Sylph; died December 1 [1870], of pneumonia. [1]

George Collis, fisherman, aged 71, native of Jersey; arrived in 1850, ship unknown; died September 5 [1871], of bronchitis. [10]

James Colquhoun, missionary, aged 29, native of Scotland; arrived in 1872 by the Bangawara; died June 21 [1872], of phthisis. [20]

Hugh Connell, labourer, aged 49, native of Ireland; arrived in 1855 by the Marco Polo; died October 17 [1871] of phthisis. [11]

William Connell, labourer, aged 23, native of Ireland; arrived in 1870 by the Minerva; died November 13 [1871], of disease of the heart. [12]

Thomas Conran, butcher, aged 44, native of Ireland; arrived in 1866 by the Nimrod; died July 1, [1872], of apoplexy. [20]

Bridget Conroy, aged 36, native of Ireland; arrived in 1856 by the Medway; died May 22 [1871], of abscess in liver. [6]

Ann Cooper, aged 53, native of Liverpool; arrived in 1856 by the George Duncan; died July 17 [1872], of ovarian tumour. [21]

Jane Cooper, aged 36, particulars unknown; died November 4 [1872], from effects of kick by husband. [25]

John Copeland, carpenter, aged 48, native of Ireland; arrived in 1854 by the Champion of the Seas; died September 18 [1871], of a fractured rib. [10]

William Corkill, labourer, aged 50, native of the Isle of Man; arrived in 1849 by the Bermondsey; died June 18 [1871], of paraplegia. [7]

William Corlass, labourer, aged 46, native of Yorkshire; arrived 1853, by the John Knox; died July 25 [1872], of pneumonia. [21]

David Cosgrove, labourer, aged 21, native of Ireland; arrived in 1857 by the Marco Polo; died July 4 [1871], of phthisis. [7]

Jeremiah Costello, miner, aged 31, native of Ireland; arrived in 1860, by the Red Jacket; died April 8 [1872], of pleurisy. [17]

Jane Coulter, married woman, aged 52, native of Scotland; arrived in 1852, ship unknown; died in August ? [1872], of ascitis. [22]

Francis Courtney, miner, aged 26, native of Ireland; arrived in 1862 by the Marco Polo; died September 26 [1871], of phthisis. [10]

John Crandon, cabdriver, aged 35, native of Somersetshire; arrived in 1841, by the Susan; died June 11 [1872], of rheumatic gout and exhaustion. [19]

Mary Crellin, domestic, aged 36, native of Ireland; arrived in 1855 by the British Triton; died December 23 [1870], of an abscess. [1]

James Crook, labourer, aged 62, native of Scotland; arrived in 1866, ship unknown; died February 19 [1872], of dysentery. [15]

Charles Crossley, accountant, aged 50, native of Yorkshire; arrived in 1855 by the Constantinople; died March 27 [1871], of asthma. [5]

Amelia Crowmack, domestic, aged 24, native of Manchester; arrived in 1863 by the Forest Rights; died August 13 [1871], of disease of the liver and kidneys. [9]

John Crowther, miner, aged 38, native of Durham; arrived in 1857 by the Royal Charter; died November 13 [1871], of disease of the heart. [12]

Joseph Cruikshank, labourer, aged 25, native of Scotland; arrived in 1871 by the Rangitoto; died May 22 [1871], of haemoptysis. [6]

Elizabeth Cull, domestic, aged 38, native of Ireland; arrived in 1862 by the Tartar; died June 19 [1872], of phthisis. [20]

Joseph Cullan, labourer, aged 37, native of Ireland; arrived in 1867 by the Eastern Empire; died March 31 [1872], of phthisis. [17]

Frank Cummings, engineer, aged 24, native of Ireland; arrived in 1856, ship unknown; died April 24 [1872], of phthisis. [18]

Thomas Curley, miner, aged 31, native of Ireland; arrived in 1863 by the Fear Not; died February 16 [1871], of exhaustion after amputation of the leg. [6]

Bridget Currie, aged 33, native of Ireland; arrived in 1861 by the William Hammond; died March 27 [1871], of pyoemia. [5]

William Curtayne, waiter, aged 33, native of Ireland; arrived in 1858 by the Ida; died November 24 [1872], of phthisis. [25]

Peter Dalrymple, labourer, aged 32, native of Plymouth; arrived in 1864 by the Southern Cross; died June 16 [1871], of pleurisy. [7]

Hannah Daly, aged 46, native of Ireland; arrived in 1851 by the Rodney; died April 22 [1871], of hipatic disease. [6]

Charles Danielson, seaman, aged 18, native of Sweden; arrived in 1871 by the Merovian; died August 18 [1871], of phthisis. [9]

John Dard, farmer, aged 41, native of London; arrived in 1852, by the Barrier; died June 14 [1872] of carcinoma of the stomach. [20]

Duncan Davidson, dyer, aged 48, native of Aberdeen; arrived in 1853 by the Earl Grey; died June 22 [1871], of gout. [7]

Jane Davies, aged 35, native of Ireland; arrived in 1859 by the Herald of the Morning; died May 13 [1871], of ulceration of bowels. [6]

Ann Davis, widow, aged 41, native of Bedfordshire; arrived in 1861 by the Persia; died August 26 [1872], of chronic peritonitis and diarrhoea. [22]

Charles Davis, miner, aged 46, native of the United States; arrived in 1852, by the Tartar; died January 12 [1872], of diarrhoea. [14]

Evans Davis, bootmaker, aged 35, native of England; arrived in 1854, by the Marion; died March 31 [1872], of heart disease. [17]

Elizabeth Deane, aged 52, native of Birmingham; arrived in 1856 by the Mary Ann; died December 21 [1870], of dysentery. [1]

Thomas Deegan, dairyman, aged 25, native of Liverpool; arrived in 1853 by the Southern Empire; died September 25 [1872], of empyema. [23]

Martin Delaney, seaman, aged 32, native of Ireland; arrived in 1864, ship unknown; died November 4 [1871], of disease of the heart. [12]

Janet Denhohu, aged 52, native of Scotland; arrived in 1855 by the Hastings; died July 11 [1871], of disease of the heart. [8]

William Derning, labourer, aged 45, native of Liverpool; arrived in 1856 by the Atalanta; died November 22 [1872], of concussion of brain, accidentally caused. [25]

John Detch, aged 40, native of Germany; arrived in 1857, ship unknown; died March 14 [1871], of aneurism of the aorta. [4]

John Donlon, labourer, aged 33 years, native of Ireland; arrived in 1863 by the Blue Jacket; died June 10 [1871], of phthisis. [7]

Philip Donovan, labourer, aged 18, native of Ireland; arrived in 1871 by the Bengal; died June 11 [1871], of phthisis. [7]

Catherine Doran, domestic, aged 33, native of Ireland; arrived in 1857, ship unknown; died December 21 [1871], of albuminuria. [14]

Ellen Draper, aged 23, native of Ireland; arrived in 1861 by the E.A. Bright; died March 16 [1871], of phthisis. [4]

Augustus Duchemin, mariner, aged 36, native of France; arrived in 1854, by the Oceanic; died February 13 [1872], of softening of brain. [15]

Margaret Dunn, married woman, aged 38, native of Ireland; arrived in 1853 by the Credenda; died August 24 [1872], of chronic peritonitis and diarrhoea. [22]

Catherine Dust, aged 36, native of London; arrived in 1857 by the Launceston; died September 5 [1871], of hepatitis. [10]

William Dutton, plasterer, aged 49, native of India; arrived in 1854, ship unknown; died October 24 [1872], of phthisis. [24]

John Dwyer, painter, aged 61, native of Tipperary; arrived in 1857 by the Almora; died September 13 [1872], of morbus cordis. [23]

Bridget Eastern (alias Hastings), aged 50, native of Ireland; arrived in 1865 by the Charles Kerr; died December 3 [1870], of bronchitis. [1]

John Eddel, cook, aged 30, native of London; arrived in 1870 by the William Clowes; died March 30[?], 1871, of morbus Brightii. [4]

Ellen Edwards, aged 40, native of Ireland; arrived in 1850 by the Equestrien; died April 3 [1871], of paralysis. [5]

Mary Edwards, aged 70, native of England; arrived in 1854 by the Southern Castle; died June 18 [1871], of fracture of the neck. [7]

Benjamin Elliott, dealer, aged 25, native of London; arrived in 1865 by the Somersetshire; died July 29 [1872], from the effects of an accidental fall from a horse. [21]

John Ellis, commission agent, aged 26, native of Brussels; arrived in 1866 by the Queen of the South; died April 15 [1871], of fracture. [6]

Charles Ernshaw, range-fitter, aged 48; native of Yorkshire; arrived in 1855 by the Windward; died December 24 [1871], of bronchitis. [14]

Anthony Esmond, labourer, aged 53, native of Ireland, arrived in 1856 by the Albatross; died January 4 [1872], of pleuro pneumonia. [14]

George Eustace, seaman, aged 29, native of Cork; arrived in 1866, by the Onward; died March 31 [1872], of morbus cordis. [17]

Hugh Evans, labourer, aged 35, native of Wales; arrived in 1862 by the Marco Polo; died December 17 [1870], of typhoid fever. [1]

Roland Evans, teacher, aged 40, native of Wales; arrived in 1852 by the James Carson; died September 13 [1872], of phthisis. [23]

Jane Ewart, domestic, aged 30, native of Belfast; arrived in 1859 by the Essex; died July 11 [1871], of psoas abscess. [8]

William Clark Ewart, aged 38, native of Scotland; arrived in 1870 by the Ravenscraig; died May 9 [1871], of phthisis. [6]

Charles Falk, seaman, aged 28, native of Sweden; arrived in 1870 by the Thomas Stephens; died June 19 [1871], of disease of the heart. [7]

Stephen Farrell, hawker, aged 74, native of Ireland; arrived in 1852, ship unknown; died August 5 [1872], of bronchitis. [21]

William P. Fennessey, gentleman, aged 32, native of London; arrived in 1868 by the Anglesey; died November 23 [1871], of phthisis. [12]

Alexander Ferguson, labourer, aged 62, native of Glasgow; arrived in 1850 by the Mazell; died June 10 [1871], of cancer of the spine. [7]

Charles Fidgatt, fireman, aged 42, native of Essex; arrived in 1849, ship unknown; died February 10 [1872], of compound fracture of the leg. [15]

James Finn, labourer, aged 28, native of Ireland; arrived in 1871 by the Greyhound; died September 1 [1872], of phthisis. [22]

Michael Finn, labourer, aged 50, native of Ireland, ship and date of arrival unknown; died October 26 [1872], of irritant poison, supposed self-administered. [24]

Thomas Fitzgerald, labourer, aged 47, native of Ireland; arrived in 1857 by the Victory; died July 20 [1871], of facial cancer. [8]

Catherine Fitzpatrick, seamstress, aged 40, native of Ireland; arrived in 1853 by the Admiral Boxer; died February 13 [1871], of phthisis. [3]

Harry Fletcher, carter, aged 43, native of Gloucestershire; arrived in 1866 by the Mermaid; died October 3 [1872], of debility. [23]

Emma Flynn, aged 41, native of Bath; arrived in 1853, by the Calliope; died July 10 [1872], of morbus cordis. [20]

Thomas Fogwill, aged 26 years, native of Dartmouth, seaman; arrived in the Colonial Empire, 1871; admitted into the hospital November 8, 1871; died December 11 [1871], of phthisis. [13]

Bridget Foley, domestic, aged 19, native of Ireland; arrived in 1866 by the Tornado; died February 23 [1871], of phthisis. [4]

John Ford, maltster, aged 52, native of London; arrived in 1859, by the Constitutional; died February 29 [1872], of phthisis. [16]

John Ford, seaman, aged 30, native of Devonshire; arrived in 1869 by the Persia; died October 16 [1872], of phthisis. [24]

John Forster, labourer, aged 41, native of Ireland; arrived in 1856 by the Marco Polo; died February 18 [1871], of dysentery. [3]

Clara Mary Foster, aged 23, native of Gravesend; arrived in 1858, ship unknown; died July 15 [1872], of exhaustion from syphilis. [21]

John Foster, labourer, aged 48, native of Liverpool; arrived in 1851 by the Agnes; died December 19 [1870], of morbus coxae. [1]

Eliza Francis, aged 50, native of Cork; arrived in 1862 by the Arabian; died November 13 [1871], of phthisis. [12]

Thomas Francis, carter, aged 37, native of Liverpool; arrived in 1867 by the Mysteries of Paris; died July 31st [1872], of phthisis. [21]

Peter Frandsen, gardener, aged 53, native of Denmark; arrived in 1853 by the Australia; died January 26 [1871], of dysentery. [3]

Jane Fredericks, aged 40, native of Ireland; arrived in 1846, by the Wilson; died March 11 [1872], of albuminurea. [16]

Sarah Freeman, aged 60, native of Somersetshire; arrived in 1842 by the William Bryant; died October 28 [1872], of chronic bronchitis. [24]

Ann Froggitt, aged 31, native of Dublin; arrived in 1853 by the Martin Luther; died July 16 [1872], of phthisis. [21]

John Froleich, particulars unknown; died November 25 [1872], of concussion of the brain, accidentally caused. [25]

Grace Frost, aged 63, native of Cornwall; died December 27 [1871], of paralysis. Further particulars unknown. [14]

Alexander Fugere, labourer, aged 27, native of Nova Scotia; arrived in 1866, by the Thetis; died March 9 [1872], of a wound in the chest accidentally received. [16]

Elizabeth Fyfe, aged 32 years, native of London; arrived, per Punjaub, in 1859; admitted into the hospital November 14, 1871; died November 30 [1871], of phthisis. [13]

Mary Garbin, domestic, aged 33, native of Ireland; arrived in 1853 by the Epsom; died August 17 [1872], of chronic alcoholism and pneumonia. [22]

Emma Gay, married woman, aged 65, native of Gloucestershire; arrived in 1845 by the Himalaya; died August 30 [1872], of renal abcess and disease of pelvis. [22]

John Geary, labourer, aged 22, native of Ireland; arrived in 1870, ship unknown; died May 1 [1871], of typhoid fever. [6]

Caroline Gilbert, aged 37; died May 17 [1871], of senile gangrene; further particulars unknown. [6]

Mary Gilbert, aged 30, native of Ireland; arrived in 1862 by the King of Algiers; died August 1 [1871], of phthisis. [8]

Susan Gilchrist, aged 45, native of Scotland; further particulars unknown; died April 21 [1871], of general paralysis. [6]

John Gildersleve, fruiterer, aged 47, native of London; arrived in 1857, by the Rising Sun; died March 8 [1872], of phthisis.; [16]

Thomas Glenwright, servant, aged 41, native of Newcastle-on-Tyne; arrived in 1859 by the Beechworth; died October 19 [1872], of morbus cordis. [24]

William Glover, gardener, aged 38, native of Kent; ship and date of arrival unknown; died November 3 [1872], of morbus cerebri. [24]

Catharine Gogarty, domestic, aged 25, native of Ireland; arrived in 1868 by the Coldstream; died May 22 [1871], of phthisis. [6]

Johanna Goggins, aged 43, native of Ireland; arrived in 1862 by the Pyrenees; died November 3 [1872], of softening of brain. [25]

Samuel Goodheim, commercial traveller, aged 31, native of Staffordshire; arrived in 1861, by the Eliza Ann Wright; died December 25 [1870], of phthisis. [1]

John Goodman, traveller, aged 69, native of London; arrived 1852, ship unknown; died May 21 [1871], of old age. [6]

Wilhelm Goring, clerk, aged 25; native of Germany; arrived in 1871 by the Alnwick Castle; died June 13 [1871], of dysentery. [7]

Francis Gorman, woolsorter, aged 44, native of Ireland; arrived in 1862, by the Sardinia; died June 2 [1872], of cancer of the larynx. [19]

Patrick Grant, labourer, aged 39, native of Ireland; arrived in 1858 by the Alert; died August 17 [1871], of epilepsy. [9]

Robert Cook Grant, aged 68, native of London; arrived in 1834, by the Moffatt; died May 23 [1872], of stricture. [19]

Elizabeth Graves, aged 18, native of Ireland; arrived in 1871, by the Thermophilis; died July 3 [1871], of typhoid fever. [7]

Jacob G. Greek, miner, aged 50, native of New York; arrived in 1856 by the Montreal, of Boston; died August 25 [1871], of pleurism. [9]

Arthur W. Green, warehouseman, aged 36, native of Essex; arrived in 1872, by the Northumberland; died July 18 [1872], of phthisis. [21]

Henry Green, seaman, aged 50, native of Reading; arrived in 1848 by the Le Brun; died August 11 [1872], of morbus cordis. [22]

John Green, wheelwright, aged 31, native of Lambeth; arrived in 1854 by the Tongataboo; died August 27 [1871] of bronchial pneumonia. [9]

William Green, wardsman in Melbourne Hospital, aged 50, native of the United States; arrived in 1858 by the Suffolk; died May 5, [1871], of apoplexy. [6]

William Greenwood, aged 40 years, native of Cheltenham, miner; arrived per Chelsea in 1869; admitted into the hospital October 17, 1871; died December 10 [1871], of disease of the heart. [13]

Samuel Gregor, dairyman, aged 41, native of Scotland; arrived in 1851 by the Hannah; died May 2 [1871], of disease of the kidneys. [6]

John Greig, agent, aged 35, native of Bristol; ship and date of arrival unknown; died July 5 [1871], of albuminuria. [8]

Thomas Griffiths, miller, aged 62, native of Wales; arrived in 1852, by the Sarah Sands; died February 24 [1872], of biliary calculi. [16]

Thomas Haine, stationmaster, aged 30, native of London; arrived in 1861 by the Yorkshire; died April 25 [1871], of phthisis. [6]

Patrick Hamilton, labourer, aged 56, native of Ireland; arrived in 1848 by the William Stewart; died August 11 [1871], of pneumonia. [9]

Susan Hamilton, aged 40, native of Ireland; arrived in 1862 by the Merchantman; died July 5 [1871], of phthisis. [8]

Joseph Hamstoe, labourer, aged 37, native of Ireland; arrived in 1857 by the James Baines; died July 21 [1871] of compound comminuted fracture of the patella. [8]

William Handcock, artist, aged 46, native of Ireland; arrived in 1864 by the Sir R. Crowley; died August 4 [1871], of exhaustion from cancer of the tongue. [8]

James Hanley, laborer, aged 30, native of Ireland; arrived in 1869 by the Morning Star; died November 8 [1871], of peritonitis. [12]

Margaret Hannan, domestic, aged 22, native of Ireland; arrived in 1865 by the Golden Empire; died July 24 [1871], of phthisis. [8]

Peter Hansen, miner, aged 29, native of Denmark; arrived 1863, ship unknown; died June 15 [1872], of phthisis. [20]

James Hardy, clerk, aged 23, native of Gravesend; arrived in 1853 by the Woodcock; died May 10 [1871], of phthisis. [6]

William Thomas Harper, aged 27 years, native of Birmingham, bricklayer; date of arrival unknown; received into the hospital November 11, 1871; died November 29 [1871], of compound fracture of the thigh. [13]

Ellen Harris, aged 33, native of Ireland; arrived in 1852, ship unknown; died November 12 [1871], of phthisis. [12]

John Harris, labourer, aged 31, native of South Wales; arrived in 1853, by the Standard; died April 8 [1872], of abscess of liver. [17]

Nathan Harris, salesman, aged 21, native of Southampton; arrived in 1862 by the Alhambra; died March 19 [1871], of phthisis. [4]

Walter Harris, bookbinder, aged 58, native of Bath; arrived in 1845 by the General Palmer; died April 25 [1871], of empyema. [6]

Edward Hassed, labourer, aged 19, native of Ireland; arrived in 1854 by the City of Manchester; died April 20 [1871], of empyema. [6]

John Hassell, labourer, aged 31, native of Devonshire; arrived in 1857, ship unknown; died September 24 [1871], of accidental injuries to the spine. [10]

Peter Haughey, aged 16, native of Ireland; died June 26 [1871], of phthisis; ship and date of arrival unknown. [7]

David Hawkes, ropemaker, aged 80, native of Kent; arrived in 1840 by the Lady Feversham; died July 8 [1871], of albuminuria. [8]

Joseph Hawlin, ironmonger, aged 30, native of Warwickshire; arrived in 1867 by the Great Britain; died October 12 [1872], of morbus cordis. [24]

James Hay, traveller, aged 34, native of Scotland; arrived in 1857 by the Oceanica; died August 20 [1872], of phthisis. [22]

John Hayes, aged 60 years, native of London, farrier; arrived per Henry Furney in 1861; admitted into the hospital November 27, 1871; died December 8 [1871], of phthisis. [13]

John Healey, seaman, aged 45, native of Ireland; arrived in 1852 by the Tamar; died August 23 [1872], of phthisis. [22]

Martin Helier, labourer, aged 24, native of Ireland; arrived in 1870 by the Percy; died March 13 [1871], of accidental injuries. [4]

Joseph Henderson, labourer, aged 40, native of Ireland; arrived in 1849, by the Victoria; died September 12 [1871], of cancer of liver and stomach. [10]

Charles Hendry, seaman, aged 42, native of Sweden; arrived in 1869 by the Ethiopia; died December 19 [1870], of phthisis. [1]

Henry Henrickson, farmer, aged 38, native of Denmark; arrived in 1872 by the Superb; died January 10 [1872], of phthisis. [14]

John Henrickson, carpenter, aged 44, native of Finland; arrived in 1866, by the Louisa; died July 21 [1872], of diabetes. [21]

Patrick Heron, labourer, aged 29, native of Ireland; arrived in 1871, by the Western Empire; died June 6 [1872], of phthisis. [19]

Samuel Heron, bricklayer, aged 52, native of Aberdeen; arrived in 1839, by the Thomas, of London; died July 11 [1872], of paralysis. [20]

Conrad Hertzhauser, surgical instrument maker, aged 36, native of Germany; date and ship of arrival unknown; died June 11 [1872], of acute tuberculosis. [19]

John Hickey, nailmaker, aged 69, native of Ireland; arrived in 1863, by the Phoenix; died March 6 [1872], of malignant disease of inferior maxilla. [16]

Ellen Hill, married woman, aged 40, native of Ireland; arrived in 1856, by the Hotspur; died August 6 [1872], of pyoemia after hepatitis. [22]

Honora Hill, domestic, aged 50, native of Ireland; arrived in 1856 by the Hawke; died August 24 [1872], of chronic alcoholism. [22]

Sarah Hill, native of Somersetshire, aged 40; arrived in the colony by the Undaunted in 1857; cause of death, gout. [2]

Samuel Himalock, dealer, aged 26, native of Norway, arrived in 1872, by the Magnet; died January 14 [1872], of peritonitis. [14]

Charles Hodson, servant, aged 28, native of Northampton; arrived in 1859 by the Prince of Wales; died October 24, of alcoholism and phthisis. [11]

William Hogan, labourer, aged 50, native of Ireland; arrived in 1855 by the Schomberg; died December 14 [1870], of cerebral meningitis. [1]

Catharine Holland, aged 29 years, native of Ireland; arrived in 1852 by the Digby; died June 16 [1871], of tertiary syphilis. [7]

William Hooper, gardener, aged 60, native of Devonshire; arrived in 1852 by the Sir Edward Paget; died November 18 [1872], of disease of the kidneys. [25]

Mary Ann Hope, (see Mary Ann Hoyle), married woman, aged 40, native of Middlesex; arrived in 1857 by the Lady Milton; died August 31 [1872], of gangrene of arm. [22]

Ellen Hore, domestic, aged 19, native of Devonshire; arrived in 1859, by the Tudor; died June 7 [1872], of morbus cordis. [19]

Charles Horsey, carpenter, aged 42, native of Somersetshire; arrived in 1856, ship unknown; died November 7 [1871], of abscess of liver. [12]

Sarah Horsfall, aged 70, native of Manchester; arrived in 1840, by the Gilbert Anderton; died September 1 [1871], of spasm of heart. [10]

Benjamin Hoskings, blacksmith, aged 53, native of Cornwall, arrived in 1840 by the Lord Auckland; died June 5 [1871], of mitral. [6]

Margaret Houston, aged 31, native of Tipperary; arrived in 1857 by the Red Jacket; died October 13 [1871], of phthisis. [11]

John Howard, labourer, aged 61, native of Yorkshire; arrived in 1839 by the Empress Alexandra; died May 1 [1871], of ulcers of legs. [6]

Joseph Howard, miner, aged 48, native of Ireland; arrived in 1858 by the Exodus; died July 12 [1871], of carcinoma of stomach. [8]

James Howe, quarryman, aged 26, native of Tipperary; arrived in 1862 by the Royal Dane; died July 15 [1871], of pleuro-pneumonia. [8]

Robert Howes, bootcutter, aged 32, native of Kent; ship and date of arrival unknown; died March 23 [1872], of dysentery. [16]

William Howson, professor of music, aged 50, native of London; died September 5 [1871], of fracture of the skull; further particulars unknown. [10]

Mary Ann Hoyle, married woman, aged 42, native of Middlesex; arrived in 1857 by the Lady Milton; died August 31 [1872], of gangrene of arm. This name was erroneously given in last summary as Mary Ann Hope. [23]

Alfred Hucking, tailor, aged 36, native of Nottingham; arrived in 1860, by the Shooting Star; died June 16 [1872], of phthisis. [20]

Caroline Hull, aged 47, native of Staffordshire; arrived in 1858 by the Roxburgh; died November 14 [1871], of a wound in the throat, self-inflicted. [12]

William Hunt, seaman, aged 38, native of London; arrived in 1871, by the Superb; died March 29 [1872], of morbus cordis. [17]

William Hurst, plumber, aged 31, native of London; arrived in 1869 by the Carolina Agnes; died June 20 [1871], of alburninuria. [7]

James Huson, groom, aged 29, native of Liverpool; arrived in 1865, by the Wellesley; died February 11 [1872], of disease of liver. [15]

Robert Hussey, seaman, aged 41, native of Dorsetshire; arrived in 1852 by the Alhambra; died February 13 [1871], of abscess of liver. [3]

Jeremiah Hyde, aged 66, native of London; arrived in 1855 by the Delta; died November 7 [1872], of cancer of the breast. [25]

George Hynes, miner, aged 30, native of Ireland; arrived in 1862 by the British Trident; died November 14 [1872], of broncho pneumonia. [25]

William Ind, shoemaker, aged 50, native of London; arrived in 1851, by the Andrew Mack; died April 21 [1872], of bronchitis and stricture of urethra. [18]

Martha Irvine, domestic, aged 30, native of Ireland; arrived in 1863 by the Lightning; died October 5 [1872], of morbus cordis. [23]

William Jackman, labourer, aged 34, native of Surrey; arrived in 1870 by the Coroona; died April 16 [1871], of disease of the bones of the foot. [6]

Frederick Jackson, horsebreaker, aged 60, native of New York; arrived in 1851, by the Rattler (to Sydney); died September 6 [1871], of pleuro-pneumonia. [10]

Henry Jackson, aged 39 years, native of Ireland, seaman; arrived per Donald McKay in 1861; admitted into the hospital August 25, 1871; died November 30 [1871], of phthisis. [13]

John W. Jackson, clerk, aged 40, native of Yorkshire; arrived in 1850, by the James; died March 10 [1872], of phthisis. [16]

Charlotte Jaffray, aged 71, native of London; arrived in 1851, by the Great Britain; died June 19 [1872], of morbus cordis. [20]

Mary Jardine, domestic, aged 16, born at sea; arrived in 1855, by the Sir Charles Napier; died December 27 [1871], of phthisis. [14]

George Jarvis, blacksmith, aged 55, native of Northampton; arrived in 1853 by the Great Britain; died August 12 [1871], of rheumatism. [9]

Henry Jarvis, messenger, aged 55, native of Norfolk; arrived in 1852 by the Kent; died September 15 [1872], of morbus cordis. [23]

Richard Jeffries, hatter, aged 58, native of Ireland; arrived in 1841, by the Hindu; died January 10 [1872], of disease of the heart. [14]

Magnus Johnson, labourer, aged 42, native of the Shetland Isles; arrived in 1853 by the British Queen; died November 2 [1872], of phthisis. [24]

Oliver Johnson, seaman, aged 25, native of Norway; arrived in 1871 by the Carnarvonshire; died August 22 [1871], of phthisis. [9]

Elizabeth Jones, aged 38, native of Edinburgh; arrived in 1864 by the Queen; died May 31 [1871], of phthisis. [6]

John Jones, labourer, aged 55, native of Wales; arrived in 1849 by the Francis Ridley; died May 29 [1871], of pyoemia. [6]

John Jones, labourer, aged 26, native of Wales; arrived in 1872, ship unknown; died July 22 [1872], of phthisis. [21]

Luke Jones, grocer, aged 25, native of Dublin; arrived in 1870 by the Suffolk; died October 5 [1871], of pericarditis. [11]

Thomas Joseph, woodcarter, aged 42, native of Malta; arrived in 1857, ship unknown; died May 6 [1871], of syphilis. [6]

Sarah Judd, dressmaker, aged 56, native of Wiltshire; arrived in 1853 by the Appleton; died July 15 [1871], of laryngitis. [8]

Cornelius Kane, native of Ireland, labourer, aged 60; admitted December 19, 1870; died January 4 [1871]; arrived in the colony by the Reliance, 1850; cause of death, cystitis. [2]

Andrew Keay, native of Scotland, labourer, aged 50; admitted November 29, 1870; died January 2 [1871]; arrived in the colony by the Hope, 1859; cause of death, typhoid fever. [2]

Thomas Kehoa, labourer, aged 60, native of Ireland; arrived in 1862 by the City of Lincoln; died May 8 [1871], of cerebral softening. [6]

James Keilly, labourer, aged 32, native of Ireland; arrived in 1870 by the Mystery; died October 7 [1871], of phthisis. [11]

Michael Kelly, pensioner, aged 70, native of Ireland; arrived 1852, ship unknown; died February 6 [1871], of diarrhoea. [3]

James Kennedy, labourer, aged 34, native of Ireland; arrived in 1860 by the Royal Family; died April 21 [1871], of abcess of the jaw. [6]

Patrick Kennedy, labourer, aged 33, native of Ireland; arrived in 1856 by the Bedan; died December 25 [1870], of empyema. [1]

Thomas Kennedy, native of Tipperary, gardener, aged 45; admitted 25th June, 1870, died 13th January, 1871; arrived in 1854; cause of death, phthisis. [2]

Elizabeth Kennett, aged 22, native of Cornwall; arrived in 1852, ship unknown; died October 16 [1872], of phthisis. [24]

William Kent, labourer, aged 48, native of Berkshire; arrived in 1848, by the Cheapside; died May 27 [1872], from the effects of burns. [19]

John Kerr, painter, aged 29, native of America; arrived in 1864 by the G.H. Warren; died February 13 [1871], of phthisis. [3]

Joseph King, cook, aged 30, native of Portugal; arrived in 1860 by the Chanticleer; died January 2 [1872], of phthisis. [14]

Caroline Knight, seamstress, aged 39, native of London; arrived in 1854 by the Kent; died January 1 [1872], of disease of the liver. [14]

Thomas Knight, labourer, aged 53, native of Bristol; arrived in 1863, by the Tamar; died January 1 [1872], of disease of heart. [14]

William Knight, miner, aged 38, native of Guernsey; arrived in 1852, by the Thomas and Henry; died September ? [1871], of phthisis. [10]

Mary Ann Knott, aged 35, native of Kent; arrived in 1856, ship unknown; died January 2 [1872], of paralysis and debility. [14]

Thomas Lacey, carter, aged 22, native of Ireland; arrived in 1871, by the Cospatrick; died June 10 [1872], of internal injuries, accidentally received. [19]

Hunter Lachlan, miner, aged 30, native of Scotland; arrived in 1870, by the Gothenburg; died April 12 [1871], of cancer of the liver. [6]

Michael Laffen, labourer, aged 50, native of Ireland; arrived in 1854, by the Fitz James; died June 30 [1872], of phthisis. [20]

Andrew Laidman, labourer, aged 53, native of Finland; arrived in 1860, ship unknown; died September 18 [1872], of phthisis. [23]

Charles Lambourne, steward, aged 32, native of Reading; arrived in 1871 by the Tiverton; died January 16 [1872], of hypertrophy of spleen. [14]

Eliza Lawrence, aged 74 years, native of Derby; arrived in 1862, by the Princess Royal; died September 2 [1871], of fracture of the leg. [10]

James Lawrie, labourer, aged 53, native of Edinburgh; arrived in 1852, by the Persia; died September 3 [1871], of fracture of the leg. [10]

Moses Lazarus, dealer, aged 62, native of London; arrived in 1838 by the Hope; died December 18 [1870], of malignant tumour. [1]

Frederick Leeman, pianoforte maker, aged 48, native of York; arrived 1853, by the Plantagenet; died July 10 [1872], of pneumonia. [20]

John Lennan, irondresser, aged 31, native of Manchester; arrived in 1853, by the Invincible; died September 16 [1871], of album in uria. [10]

Jane Lightbody, aged 60, native of Scotland; arrived in 1852, by the British Queen; died July 21 [1872], of phthisis. [21]

William Henry Lillye, aged 33, commercial traveller, further particulars unknown; died October 8 [1872], of disease of the brain. [23] & [24]

Clarence Lindsey, miner, aged 32, native of Cincinnatti; arrived in 1862, by the Morning Star; died March 18 [1872], of morbus cordis mitral. [16]

Robert Lisle, surgeon, aged 47, native of Wales; ship and date of arrival unknown; died October 6 [1871], of phthisis. [11]

Mary Littlewood, laundress, aged 53, native of Ireland; arrived in 1846, by the Samuel Boddington; died February 13 [1872], of phthisis. [15]

Arthur Livingstone, clerk, aged 60, native of Ireland; arrived in 1856, ship unknown; died April 20 [1871], of erysipelas. [6]

John Llewellyn, hide-splitter, aged 51, native of Somersetshire; arrived in 1869 by the Middlesex; died July 1 [1871], of phthisis. [7]

Daniel Lomann, super-master Theatre Royal, aged 42, native of Germany; arrived in 1856, ship unknown; died August 31 [1871], of phthisis. [9]

Annie Lorimer, aged 22, native of Launceston; arrived in 1868 by the Rob Roy; died October 3 [1871], of phthisis. [11]

Adam Love, carter, aged 27, native of Ireland; arrived in 1870, by the Whirlwind; died February 4 [1871], of fractured skull. [3]

Robert Love, labourer, aged 28, native of Lincolnshire; arrived in 1863, by the Tudor; died September 27 [1871], of phthisis. [10]

Archibald Lowden, aged 49 years, native of Scotland, baker; arrived per Una in 1854; admitted into the hospital December 3, 1871; died December 4 [1871]. [13]

Christina Lubke, married woman, aged 52, native of Germany; arrived in 1872, by the Augusta; died October 1 [1872], of exhaustion from senility. [23]

Julia Lynch, aged 27 years, native of Dublin; arrived per Ballarat in 1858; admitted into the hospital October 10, 1871; died December 1 [1871], of phthisis. [13]

William Lynch, cook, aged 44, native of Barbadoes; arrived in 1860 by the Meander; died August 9 [1871], of phthisis. [9]

Edward Lyons, native of Bristol, brickmaker, aged 63; admitted 19th December, 1870, died 13th January, 1871; arrived in the colony in the Competitor, 1840; cause of death, periostitis of thigh. [2]

Georgina Mace, native of London, aged 57; admitted 12th July, 1870, died 16th January [1871]; arrived in the colony by the Ivanhoe, 1863; cause of death, cancer. [2]

John Steel Magee, surveyor, aged 42, native of Ireland; arrived in 1855, by the Golconda; died May 19 [1872], of phthisis. [19]

Samuel Malcolm, bootmaker, aged 32, native of Belfast; arrived in 1850 by the Lightning; died September 29 [1871], of disease of the spine. [11]

Jacob Malse, baker, aged 42, native of Germany; arrived in 1857, by the John Temperly; died January 25 [1871], of phthisis. [3]

Emanuel Mandleberg, dealer, aged 45, native of Poland; arrived in 1857 by the Oceanica; died June 30 [1872], of disease of liver. [20]

Mary Ann Manyon, domestic, aged 27, native of Ireland; arrived in 1870, by the Nineveh; died January 14 [1872], of typhoid fever. [14]

Joseph Marshall, shoemaker, aged 63, native of Nottingham; arrived in 1852 by the Charlotte Jane; died February 28 [1871] of carcinoma of stomach. [4]

Sampson Marshall, labourer, aged 55, native of London; arrived in 1869 by the Essex; died August 26 [1872], of diarrhoea. [22]

Frank Martin, seaman, aged 45, native of Inverness; arrived in 1863, by the Hero; died December 21 [1871], of phthisis. [14]

William Martin, draper, aged 34, native of Cheshire; arrived in 1869, by the Stockbridge; died July 23 [1872], of phthisis. [21]

William Mason, bootcloser, aged 61, native of Hull; arrived in 1845, by the Royal Consort; died February 12 [1872], of cancer of stomach. [15]

John Matthew, labourer, aged 16, native of England; date and ship of arrival unknown; died March 21 [1871], of brain disease. [5]

Samuel Matthews, labourer, aged 40, native of Dublin; arrived in 1857 by the Rienzi; died March 14 [1871], of chronic bronchitis. [4]

William Maxwell, labourer, aged 60, native of Nottingham; arrived in 1835, by the Circassian; died March 4 [1872], of dysentery. [16]

Richard May, miner, aged 28, native of Plymouth; arrived in 1837 by the Storm Cloud; died July 13 [1871], of pleurisy. [8]

Elizabeth Maybrick, aged 43, native of Cheshire; arrived in 1856, by the Gambier; died May 9 [1872], of phthisis. [18]

William McAndrews, bootmaker, aged 48, native of Scotland; arrived in 1848 by the Adelaide; died June 5 [1871], of pneumonia. [6]

John McAvoy, aged 68, native of Lancashire; arrived in 1852 by the Prince Patrick; died June 7 [1871], of bronchitis. [6]

Arthur McCann, labourer, aged 40, native of Ireland; arrived in 1859 by the Donald McKay; died July 8 [1871], of phthisis. [8]

Ann McCarthy, aged 32, native of Ireland; arrived in 1857 by the Constantine; died July 10 [1871], of phthisis. [8]

Catharine McCarthy, aged 63, native of Ireland; arrived in 1861, by the Champion of the Seas; died March 27 [1872], of phthisis. [17]

Catharine McCarthy, aged 30, native of Ireland; further particulars unknown; died June 23 [1872], of strangulated hernia. [20]

John McCormack, cordial maker, aged 25, native of Ireland; arrived in 1852, by the Coromandel; died March 15 [1872], of exhaustion from necrosis of femur. [16]

Alexander McCullum, labourer, aged 26, native of Scotland; arrived in 1868 by the Electric; died August 7 [1871], of phthisis. [9]

Thomas McDermott, labourer, aged 35, native of Ireland; arrived in 1854 by the Thomas Knowles; died June 27 [1871], of retention of urine. [7]

Emma McDiarmid, aged 30, native of Kent; arrived in 1871 by the Jessie Redman; died September 1 [1871], of phthisis. [9]

William McDonald, miner, aged 35, native of Scotland; arrived in 1870, ship unknown; died July 8 [1871], of phthisis. [8]

Michael McDonnell, labourer, aged 85 years, native of Ireland; arrived in 1853, ship unknown; died December 23 [1871], of paralysis of bladder. [14]

Michael McDonnell, gardener, aged 48, native of Dublin; arrived in 1848 by the Ann; died August 26 [1872], of dysentery. [22]

Mary McEvoy, domestic, aged 49, native of Cumberland; arrived in 1855 by the Indian Queen; died October 15 [1872], of morbus cordis. [24]

James McEwan, coachman, aged 29, native of Ireland; arrived in 1872, ship unknown; died June 27 [1872], of phthisis. [20]

Ellen McFarland, aged 48, native of Scotland; arrived in 1848, by the Lord Stanley; died January 28 [1871], of cancer of the liver. [3]

Johanna McFarlane, aged 47, native of Scotland; arrived in 1862 by the Seaking; died November 18 [1872], of typhoid fever. [25]

John McGee, bootmaker, aged 39, native of the Isle of Wight; arrived in 1854, by the Mermaid; died May 12 [1871], of phthisis. [6]

Andrew McGowan, mechanic, aged 50, native of Scotland; arrived in 1854 by the Arabian; died November 19 [1871], of cancer of the liver. [12]

John McHardy, fireman, aged 49, native of Scotland; arrived in 1862, by the Aldinga; died February 9 [1871], of aneurism of aorta. [3]

Edward McInerney, labourer, aged 52, native of Ireland; arrived in 1862, by the Greyhound; died May 28 [1872], of disease of liver. [19]

Robert McIntosh, miner, aged 32, native of Scotland; died December 9 [1870], of fractured skull; further particulars unknown. [1]

Rosanna McIntosh, aged 49, native of Scotland; arrived in 1857 by the Monarchy; died June 24 [1872], of dysentery. [20]

John McIntyre, miner, aged 41, native of Scotland; arrived in 1853, by the Hurricane; died January 16 [1872], of cancer of the hip. [14]

Ellen McIvor, aged 53, native of Belfast; arrived in 1855, ship unknown; died March 24 [1871], of cancer of liver. [5]

Alexander McKenzie, barman, aged 29, native of Scotland; arrived in 1854 by the Glenroy; died April 5 [1871], of paralysis. [5]

Alexander McKenzie, aged 18, native of New York; arrived in 1872 by the Eurydice; died August 21 [1872], of phthisis. [22]

Kenneth McKenzie, labourer, aged 36, native of Scotland; arrived in 1862, by the Southern Cross; died March 14 [1872], of dysentery. [16]

John McLean, teacher, aged 65, native of Scotland; arrived in 1854, by the Great Britain; died January 11 [1872], of hydatids in liver. [14]

James McMahon, barman, aged 26, native of Liverpool; arrived in 1870, by the Great Tasmania; died April 2 [1872], of abscess. [17]

Henry McNeill, miner, aged 24, native of Ireland; arrived in 1851, by the Red Rover; died December 31 [1871], of disease of spine (abscess). [14]

Mary Anne McPherson, native of Scotland, tailoress, aged 37; admitted 24th June, 1870, died 19th January, 1871; arrived in the colony in the William Nicholls; cause of death, phthisis. [2]

Charles Medcalf, clerk, aged 39, native of Dublin; died December 26 [1870], of renal disease; further particulars unknown. [1]

Ignaciode Medeiros, cook, aged 47, native of St. Michael's; arrived in 1853, ship unknown; died May 22 [1871], of apoplexy. [6]

Bridget Meehan, domestic, aged 34, native of Clare; arrived in 1858 by the Sultana; died May 31 [1871], of phthisis. [6]

Susannah Mercer, domestic, aged 38, native of London; arrived in 1858 by the Oliver King; died September 6 [1871], of hepatitis. [10]

Edward Middleton, carter, aged 26, native of Middlesex; arrived in 1867, ship unknown; died May 23 [1871], of fracture of the skull. [6]

George Frederick Miell, clerk, aged 26, native of London; arrived in 1869 by the Yorkshire; died September 9 [1871], of phthisis. [10]

George Miller, tinsmith, aged 33, native of London; arrived in 1857 by the Swiftsure; died October 26 [1871], of aneurism. [11]

Edwin Mills, clerk, aged 23, native of London; arrived in 1871, by the Kent; died November 17 [1871], of exhaustion from disease of the foot. [12]

James Mills, whipmaker, aged 40, native of Cumberland; arrived in 1863 by the Queen of the South; died October 4 [1871], of cancer of jaw and phthisis. [11]

Sarah Mills, aged 53, native of Shropshire; arrived in 1854, by the Maitland; died November 13 [1871], of dropsy. [12]

John Mitchell, horse-dealer, aged 40, native of Scotland; arrived in 1859, ship unknown; died July 26 [1872], of phthisis. [21]

Minnie Mitchell, native of Liverpool, aged 26; admitted 13th January [1871]. died 15th January, 1871; arrived in the colony in the Fitz-James, 1869; cause of death, phthisis. [2]

David Mockler, sailor, aged 51, native of Cork; arrived in 1856 by the Lady Melton; died July 8 [1871], of bronchitis. [8]

Ludwig Moersch, aged 66 years, native of Prussia, engineer; arrived per Olympia in 1854; admitted into the hospital December 1, 1871; died December 3 [1871], of dysentery. [13]

William Moffatt, labourer, aged 61, native of South Wales; arrived in 1850 by the Lucy Jones; died June 9 [1871], of fatty degeneration of the heart. [7]

Alexander Moncrief, merchant, aged 40, native of Scotland; arrived in 1855, ship unknown; died on the 26th March [1872], of apoplexy. [17]

Dora Moore, native of Durham, machinist, aged 19, admitted December 6, 1870; died January 12 [1871]; arrived in the colony by the Phoenix in 1858; cause of death, tumour. [2]

Henry Moore, labourer, aged 36, native of London; arrived in 1855 by the Flora McDonald; died October 10 [1872], of morbus cordis. [24]

John Moroner, labourer, aged 35, native of Ireland; ship and date of arrival unknown; died February 22 [1872], of uremia. [16]

Edward Morris, butcher, aged 40, native of London; arrived in 1857, by the Medway; died October 7 [1872], of morbus cordis. [23]

Elizabeth Morris, aged 30, native of Ireland; arrived in 1856 by the Ida; died October 9 [1872], of pneumonia. [24]

Esther Morris, married woman, native of Dublin; arrived in 1854 by the Hilton; died August 28 [1872], of morbus cordis. [22]

Lucy Nice Morris, seamstress, aged 60, native of East Indies; arrived in 1853, by Damardia; died May 8 [1872], of erysipelas. [18]

Robert Morrow, labourer, aged 35, native of Southampton; arrived in 1858 by the Sarah Nicholson; died October 10 [1872], of phthisis. [24]

George Mowlen, mason, aged 40, native of Dorsetshire; arrived in 1861 by the British Trident; died June 27 [1872], of ascites. [20]

Mary Mullen, aged 61 years, native of Wales; arrived per Phoenix in 1854; admitted into the hospital November 23, 1871; died November 29 [1871], of disease of the heart. [13]

Ellen Mullett, domestic, aged 28, native of Ireland; arrived in 1856, by the Argo; died July 19 [1872], of phthisis. [21]

Peter Munsen, labourer, aged 47, native of the Shetland Isles; arrived in 1849 by the Pemberton; died August 11 [1871], of phthisis. [9]

Mary Anne Murphy, domestic, aged 30, native of Ireland; arrived in 1852 by the Maitland; died November 1 [1872], of phthisis. [24]

Michael Murphy, labourer, aged 45, native of Dublin; arrived in 1853, by the Athlone; died February [1871], of cancer of liver. [3]

William Murphy, aged 14, native of Ireland; arrived in 1861 by the Eastern Empire; died August 21 [1871], of phthisis. [9]

Winnifred Murphy, domestic, aged 23, native of Ireland; arrived 1867, by the Royal Dane; died April 16 [1872], of abscess of liver. [17]

Charles Murray, draper, aged 29, native of Dublin; arrived in 1868, by the Naval Reserve; died April 25 [1871], of phthisis. [6]

John Murray, coachman, aged 34, native of Ireland; arrived in 1868 by the White Star; died December 28 [1870], of phthisis. [1]

John Murray, millwright, aged 54, native of Scotland; arrived in 1857 by the Columbia; died October 24 [1871], of phthisis. [11]

Margaret Murray, domestic, aged 28, native of London; arrived 1844, ship unknown; died April 22 [1871], of disease of the heart. [6]

Richard Myatt, seaman, aged 30, native of London; arrived in 1870, by the Witch; died February 3 [1871], of dysentery. [3]

Elizabeth Myer, aged 62, native of Berkshire; arrived in 1871 by the Atalanta; died February 12 [1872], of dropsy. [15]

Charles Myers, stevedore, aged 50, native of Nova Scotia; arrived in 1846, ship unknown; died August 6 [1871], of hydatids in liver. [9]

Julia Myers, domestic, aged 35, native of Ireland; arrived in 1858, by the Ocean Chief; died June 2 [1872], of pneumonia. [19]

Mary Myers, domestic, aged 50, native of Ireland; arrived in 1855 by the Sea Park; died August 25 [1871], of cancer. [9]

Annie Nesbitt, seamstress, aged 43, native of Northumberland; arrived in 1852 by the Lady Evelyn; died November 19 [1872], of burns accidentally received. [25]

Mary Nevin, aged 40, native of Dublin; arrived in 1852, by the Earl of Derby; died January 27 [1871], of typhoid fever. [3]

William Newburry, seaman, aged 46, native of Dorsetshire; arrived in 1871 by the Essex; died November 3 [1871], of abscess of the brain. [12]

Robert Newell, aged 27, native of Ireland; arrived in 1871, by the Highflyer; died April 19 [1872], of phthisis. [18]

Richard Nicholls, quarryman, aged 40, native of Cornwall; arrived in 1852, ship unknown; died January 9 [1872], of renal disease. [14]

Thomas Noble, teacher, aged 46, native of Cumberland; arrived in 1852, by the Falcon; died February 15 [1871], of fractured skull. [3]

William Noble, labourer, aged 37, native of Scotland; arrived in 1853 by the Europa; died August 31 [1871], of phthisis. [9]

William F. Norris, watchman, aged 57, native of Portsmouth; arrived in 1846, by the Cressy; died March 20 [1872], of phthisis. [16]

Thomas Norton, plasterer, aged 67, native of Monmouthshire; arrived in 1854 by the Herald of the Morning; died July 5 [1872], of epilepsy. [20]

John Nugent, tailor, aged 37, native of Ireland; arrived in 1866 by the Boanerges; died November 19 [1872], of disease of kidneys. [25]

Henry Nulty, aged 58; particulars unknown; died January 6 [1872], of accidental poisoning. [14]

Martin Och, aged 31, native of Germany; arrived in 1859, by the Armonica; died May 3 [1872], of astrosicoma. [18]

John O'Connor, miner, aged 25, native of Ireland; arrived in 1863 by the Champion of the Seas; died May 2 [1871], of phthisis. [6]

William O'Donoghue, miner, aged 34, native of Ireland; arrived in 1858 by the Great Britain; died December 27 [1870], of phthisis. [1]

Patrick O'Donohue, schoolmaster, aged 60, native of Ireland; arrived in 1855 by the Lightning; died April 7 [1871], of phthisis. [5]

Hugh O'Kearman, aged 30, native of Ireland; further particulars unknown; died April 15 [1871], of typhoid fever. [6]

Charles Oliver, storekeeper, aged 63, native of London; arrived in 1850 by the Mermaid; died February 22 [1871], of phthisis. [4]

Stephen Oliver, pensioner, aged 65, native of Ireland; arrived in 1856, by the Dunbrook; died February 15 [1871], of peritonitis. [3]

Walter O'Lorensham, baker, aged 19, native of Warwickshire; arrived by the Lincolnshire, date unknown; died April 9 [1871], of phthisis. [6]

James O'Sullivan, toll collector, aged 54, native of Ireland; arrived in 1856, by the Royal Charter; died July 1 [1872], of phthisis. [20]

William Outer, aged 52 years, native of Portsmouth, labourer; arrived per Catherine in 1845; admitted into the hospital December 1, 1871; died December 9 [1871], of phthisis. [13]

William Pack, native of Hertfordshire, labourer, aged 24; arrived in the colony by the Prince of Wales, 1870; died February 1 [1871]; cause of death, concussion of the brain. [3]

Frank Pallthorpe, gardener, aged 18, native of Liverpool; arrived in 1870 by the Southern Empire; died December 16 [1870], of enteritis. [1]

Phillip de la Parelle, bookkeeper, aged 35, native of Jersey; arrived 1869, ship unknown; died March 19 [1871], of phthisis. [4]

John Parkinson, labourer, aged 45, native of Lancashire; arrived in 1849, by the Catherine Stewart; died June 24 [1872], of dysentery. [20]

Mary Patten, aged 23, native of Ireland; arrived in 1864, ship unknown; died November 12 [1872], of ascites. [25]

Susan Patterson, married woman, aged 46, native of Guernsey; arrived in 1857 by the Mermaid; died August 17 [1872], of phthisis. [22]

David Paul, seaman, aged 39, native of Jamaica; arrived in 1871 by the Hensley; died June 14 [1871], of aneurism. [7]

Thomas Paul, slaughterman, aged 26, native of Newcastle; arrived in 1855 by the King of Algiers; died November 24 [1870], of enteritis. [1]

Delia Payne, native of Cork, domestic, aged 20; admitted September 27, 1870; died January 21 [1871]; arrived in the colony in the Royal Dane, 1865; cause of death, phthisis. [2]

Jane Pearce, aged 44, native of London; arrived in 1856 by the Hydaspes; died October 3 [1871], of phthisis. [11]

William Pearce, carter, aged 27, native of London; arrived in 1860 by the Southern Ocean; died December 20 [1870], of tonsilitis. [1]

Eliza Pearson, domestic, aged 22, native of London; arrived in 1868 by the Queen of the North; died May 30 [1871], of phthisis. [6]

Henry Pegg, bailiff, aged 70, native of Leicester; arrived in Australia in 1822, by the Mary (brig); died November 27 [1872], of morbus cordis. [25]

Annie Peters, aged 27, native of Ireland; arrived in 1855 by the British Trident; died May 13 [1871], of phthisis. [6]

Peter Peterson, native of Sweden, woodcarter, aged 38; admitted January 16 [1871]; died January 22 [1871]; arrived in the colony in 1868; cause of death, internal injury. [2]

William Phear, labourer, aged 52, native of Devonshire; arrived in 1862 by the Boanerges; died December 12 [1870], of tuberculosis. [1]

Martin Phelan, draper's assistant, aged 38, native of Ireland; arrived in 1855, by the Albion; died September 5 [1872], of phthisis. [23]

George Phillips, seaman, aged 39, native of Plymouth; arrived in 1865 by the Northern Light; died December 6 [1870], of phthisis. [1]

Thomas Phillips, native of Bath, tailor, aged 56; admitted December 30, 1870; died January 22 [1871]; arrived in the colony by the Queen in 1850; cause of death, cancer of stomach. [2]

William Phillips, painter, aged 21, native of Edinburgh; arrived in 1853 by the Boomerang; died June 27 [1871], of injury to the hip and hand. [7]

William Pond, shipwright, aged 36, native of Weymouth; arrived in 1856 by the Gloriana; died June 13 [1871], of dysentery. [7]

Frederick Poole, tinsmith, aged 46, native of France; arrived in 1842, by the Christina; died April 27 [1872], of morbus cordis. [18]

Joseph Pound, plasterer, aged 33, native of Islington; arrived in 1862 by the Sir John Lawrence; died May 28 [1871], of disease of the heart. [6]

Patrick Power, labourer, aged 27, native of Ireland; arrived in 1862 by the Lightning; died September 24 [1871], of phthisis. [10]

James Pratt, labourer, aged 37, native of Ireland; arrived in 1863 by the Red Jacket; died December 8 [1870], of hepatitis. [1]

John Pratt, cook, aged 70, native of Buckinghamshire; arrived in 1846, by the Asia; died March 29 [1872], of accidental injuries. [17]

George Price, clothespresser, aged 45, native of Gloucestershire; arrived in 1867, by the Kent; died March 3 [1871], of typhoid fever. [4]

Baiggo Provenzanio, labourer, aged 40, native of Malta; arrived in 1853, ship unknown; died July 14 [1872], of aneurism of aorta. [21]

Annie Prowse, seamstress, aged 45, native of Birmingham; arrived in 1855, by the Harpley; died November 27 [1872], of phthisis. [25]

Bridget Purtyll, aged 63, native of Ireland; arrived in 1851, by the Neptune; died May 11 [1872], of diarrhoea. [18]

Margaret Raftery, domestic, aged 24, native of London; arrived in 1867, by the Canterbury; died April 17 [1872], of phthisis. [17]

John Randell, labourer, aged 56, native of Gloucestershire, arrived in 1848, ship unknown; died July 21 [1871], of paralysis. [8]

-- Ranznezaff, seaman, aged 23, native of Russia; arrived in 1871 by the Haydamack; died March 25 [1871], of dysentery. [5]

John Rea, miner, aged 42, native of Ireland; ship and date of arrival unknown; died March 1 [1871], of aneurism. [4]

Bridget Reardon, aged 54, native of Ireland; arrived in 1841, by the Georgiana; died May 8 [1872], of peritonitis. [18]

James Reed, miner, aged 48, native of London; arrived in 1854 by the Statesman; died July 3 [1871], of malignant disease of the lower jaw. [7]

James Reed, jockey, aged 47, native of Sussex; arrived in 1852 by the Agnes Blakely; died October 18 [1872], of morbus Brightii. [24]

Luke Reeves, gardener, aged 49, native of Lancashire; arrived in 1868 by the Eastern Empire; died July 17 [1871], of morbus cordis. [8]

Alexander Reid, labourer, aged 82, native of Belfast; arrived in 1864 by the La Hogue; died October 9 [1871], of bronchitis. [11]

Bridget Reid, laundress, aged 52, native of Scotland, arrived in 1852, by the Persia; died August 14 [1872], of phthisis. [22]

Minnie Reid, seemstress, aged 24, native of Ireland; arrived in 1848, ship unknown; died November 15 [1871], of disease of the heart. [12]

William Reid, currier, aged 65, native of Scotland; arrived in 1866, ship unknown; died May 6 [1871], of pneumonia. [6]

Edmund Reidy, labourer, aged 47, native of Ireland; arrived in 1871 by the Ben Nevis; died May 18 [1872], of cancer of the stomach. [19]

William Henry Reilly, painter, aged 66, native of Dublin; arrived in 1854 by the Red Jacket; died June 5 [1872], of pneumonia. [19]

Ann Rennison, domestic, aged 21, native of Ireland; arrived in 1865 by the Arabia; died December 5 [1870], of abscess. [1]

Theresa Renwick, aged 47, native of Ireland; arrived in 1859 by the Elizabeth; died September 13 [1871], of bronchitis. [10]

Mary Anne Reynolds, native of Ireland, aged 37; admitted January 12 [1871]; died January 14 [1871]; arrived in the colony by the Arabia, 1856; cause of death, dysentery. [2]

William Rice, storeman, aged 42, native of Ireland; arrived in 1859 by the Mount Morenzie (?) Montmorency; died October 27 [1872], of morbus Brightii. [24]

James Richards, plumber, aged 55, native of London; arrived in 1855 by the Hyderabad; died May 18 [1871], of rheumatic gout. [6]

Henry Richardson, painter, aged 42, native of London; arrived in 1852, ship unknown; died October 23 [1871], of phthisis. [11]

John Richardson, native of Manchester, bookbinder, aged 35; arrived in the colony in 1868 by the Corona; died January 31 [1871]; cause of death, typhoid fever. [3]

Thomas Rigg, lumper, aged 53, native of Scotland; arrived in 1853, by the Africa; died July 9 [1872], of pneumonia. [20]

Alexander Riley, shoemaker, aged 63, native of Yorkshire; arrived in 1856, by the John Lind; died December 22 [1871], of diarrhoea. [14]

Hugh Riley, labourer, native of Dublin; arrived in 1865, by the Immigrant; died March 17 [1872], of congestion of the lungs. [17]

John Riley, died May 16 [1871], of tubercular meningitis; further particulars unknown. [6]

Frances Roake, aged 30, native of Ireland; arrived in 1858, ship unknown; died November 26 [1870], of alcoholism. [1]

Agnes Roberts, aged 51, native of Staffordshire; arrived in 1851 by the Australia; died May 20 [1871], of dysentery. [6]

Charles Robertson, mason, aged 54, native of Scotland; arrived in 1854 by the Indian Ocean; died November 3 [1872], of pneumonia. [24]

Elizabeth Robertson, aged 53, native of London; arrived in 1852, by the Exchange; died April 17 [1871], of dysentery. [6]

Robert Robin, gardener, aged 43, native of Scotland; arrived in 1851, by the Marpesia; died March 16 [1871], of phthisis. [4]

Emma Robinson, aged 30, native of Yorkshire; arrived in 1854, ship unknown; died May 7 [1872], of pneumonia. [18]

George Robinson, carpenter, aged 57, native of Yorkshire; arrived in 1841 by the Moffatt; died November 5 [1871], of malignant disease of pleura. [12]

John Rogers, seaman, aged 57, native of Audacer; arrived in 1871 by the Birch Grove; died September 3 [1871], of phthisis. [10]

John Rogers, gardener, aged 56, native of Scotland; arrived in 1854, by the Lady Joycelyn; died September 2 [1872], of bronchitis. [23]

Thomas Rogers, carpenter, aged 40, native of Ireland; arrived in 1864 by the Annie Wilson; died November 1 [1872], of morbus cerebri. [24]

William Rogers, aged 39 years, native of Scotland, seaman; arrived per Asia, in 1870; admitted into the hospital November 15, 1870; died December 9 [1871], of blood poisoning. [13]

William Rosonworth, labourer, aged 42, native of London; arrived in 1855 by the Carpentaria; died December 21 [1871], of Bright's disease. [14]

Louis Rossell, labourer, aged 62, native of Italy; arrived in 1854, ship unknown; died November 4 [1872], of morbus cordis. [25]

Francis Rothwell, draper, aged 43, native of Dublin; arrived in 1854 by the Hibernia; died July 17 [1871], of albuminuria. [8]

Michael Roughan, aged 3 years, native of Ireland; arrived in 1870, by the Western Empire; died January 15 [1872], of softening of the brain from effusion of blood, caused by being run over. [14]

James Rowden, tailor, aged 38, native of Devonshire; arrived in 1865, by the Golden Horn; died July 7 [1872], of phthisis. [20]

Eliza Rowland, widow, aged 40, native of Shropshire; arrived in 1870, by the Thomas Stephens; died August 24 [1872], of phthisis. [22]

Thomas De la Rue, native of Leicestershire, labourer, aged 62; arrived in the colony by the Caroline Agnes, 1849; died in February [1871]; cause of death, carcinoma of stomach. [3]

John Rushton, pointsman, aged 47, native of Lancashire; arrived in 1849, by the Peckingham; died September 24 [1872], of gangrene of lung. [23]

Henry Rust, seaman, aged 44, native of Lincolnshire; arrived in 1870 by the Lincolnshire; died March 23 [1871], of aneurism. [5]

Catherine Rutherford, aged 40, native of Ireland; arrived in 1860 by the Royal Dane; died June 7 [1871], of abscess of the liver. [6]

Jessie Rutledge, aged 33, native of Scotland; arrived in 1854 by the Lady Milton; died June 16 [1871], of phthisis. [7]

Ann Ryan, married woman, aged 40, native of Ireland; arrived in 1869, ship unknown; died August 12 [1872], of morbus cordis. [22]

Elly Ryan, blacksmith, aged 38, native of Ireland; arrived in 1856, ship unknown; died September 28 [1872], of morbus cordis. [23]

Margaret Ryan, aged 32, native of Ireland; arrived in 1859 by the Sam Cairns; died August 18 [1871], of dropsy. [9]

Mary Ryan, domestic, aged 21, native of Ireland; arrived in 1867 by the Southern Ocean; died November 18 [1871], of phthisis. [12]

Monk Saballack, native of Calcutta, labourer, aged 50; admitted December 30, 1870; died January 1 [1871]; arrived in the colony in 1840; cause of death, dyspepsia. [2]

Edward Sabine, grocer, aged 43, native of London; arrived in 1850, by the Anglesea; died February 18 [1872], of congestion of brain. [15]

Samuel Sabona, labourer, aged 30, native of Mauritius; arrived in 1855, ship unknown; died June 29 [1872], of compound fracture of right arm (amputation). [20]

Matthew Sampson, carpenter, aged 43, native of Cornwall; arrived in 1856, by the Guy Mannering; died February 28 [1872], of phthisis. [16]

Elizabeth Samuels, fruiterer, aged 41, native of New South Wales; arrived in 1851 by the Australia; died May 12 [1871], of disease of the liver and heart. [6]

Joseph Sands, wool manufacturer, aged 75, native of Yorkshire; arrived in 1868, by ship unknown; died March 15 [1871], of internal injuries accidentally received. [4]

Susannah Savage, aged 59, native of Buckinghamshire; arrived in 1845 by the Lady Peel; died June 11 [1872], of morbus cordis. [19]

Thomas Savage, brass-caster, aged 44, native of Birmingham; arrived in 1870, by the Annesley; died January 31 [1871], of phthisis. [3]

Adam Scaht, native of Scotland, carpenter, aged 34; admitted January 8, 1871; died same day; arrived in the colony, 1852; cause of death, phthisis. [2]

Elizabeth Scanderidd, native of Ireland, aged 50; admitted September 23, 1869; died January 8 [1871]; arrived in the colony by the Hilbard, 1865; cause of death, cerebral disease. [2]

Charles Schmidt, nurseryman, aged 53, native of Prussia. arrived in 1858, ship unknown; died October 31 [1871], of delirium tremens. [12]

Christopher Schmidt, carpenter, aged 30, native of Prussia; arrived in 1868 by the Sea Chief; died July 12 [1871], of abscess of liver. [8]

-- Schofield, labourer, aged 50, native of Lancashire; arrived in 1854, by the Great Britain; died August 16 [1872], of pneumonia. [22]

Charles Seapy, seaman, aged 38, native of Norfolk; arrived in 1863, by the Themis; died July 2 [1871], of aneurism of the aorta. [7]

William Seaton, clerk, aged 43, native of London; arrived in 1855 by the Meridian; died August 25 [1871], of phthisis. [9]

Martin Sedge, labourer, aged 32, native of Ireland; arrived in 1858 by the Bermondsey; died August 6 [1871], of phthisis. [8]

Harriet Sekar, boarding-house keeper, aged 49, native of Kent; arrived in 1865, by the Great Britain; died March 6 [1871], of bronchitis. [4]

Edward Sellers, ironmonger, aged 34, native of Devonshire; arrived in 1862 by the Duncan Dunbar; died September 13 [1872], of apoplexy. [23]

John Sexton, dealer, aged 30, native of Ireland; ship and date of arrival unknown; died September 25 [1872], of fracture of the skull, accidentally received in a row. [23]

John Shacklock, law writer, aged 62, native of Cambridgeshire; arrived in 1841, ship unknown; died March 9 [1872], of dysentery. [16]

Elizabeth Shakeshaft, aged 54, native of Hampton; arrived in 1863 by the Bengal; died August 28 [1871], of exhaustion from gangrene of leg. [9]

Harriett Sharples, aged 45, native of Wales; arrived in 1854 by the Great Britain; died November 18 [1872], of phthisis. [25]

Denis Sheahan, compositor, aged 53, native of Ireland; arrived in 1852, ship unknown; died August 12 [1871], of phthisis. [9]

Margaret Sherlock, aged 35, native of Ireland; arrived in 1870 by the Alexandria; died July 30 [1871], of dyspepsia from alcohol. [8]

Mary Ann Shury, aged 20, native of London; arrived in 1856 by the Tasmania; died February 17 [1871], of phthisis. [3]

William Siever, labourer, aged 44, native of London; arrived in 1854 by the Asia; died April 9 [1871], of phthisis. [6]

James Sim, storekeeper, aged 45, native of Scotland; arrived in 1849 by the Luhnan; died July 24 [1871], of paralysis. [8]

Henry Simmons, coachman, aged 52, native of Surrey; arrived in 1835, by the Sir George Seymour; died March 20 [1872], of fever and pneumonia. [16]

David Simpson, baker, aged 65, native of Edinburgh; arrived in 1832, ship unknown; died January 31 [1871], of rupture of urethra. [3]

John Sinclair, baker, aged 39, native of Glasgow; arrived in 1852, by the Malabar; died April 15 [1872], of cancer of lungs. [17]

Peter Sinclair, pointsman, aged 42, native of Scotland; arrived in 1861 by the Great Britain; died November 4 [1872], of injuries accidentally received. [25]

Alfred Smart, labourer, aged 33, native of London; arrived in 1857, by the Suffolk; died May 12 [1872], of phthisis. [18]

Charles Smith, labourer, aged 37, native of Sweden; arrived in 1863, by the Bonnie Dundee; died April 19 [1872], of phthisis. [18]

David Smith, labourer, aged 60, native of Leith; arrived in 1858, by the Great Britain; died January 28 [1871], of nervous exhaustion from alcoholism. [3]

Elizabeth Smith, aged 26, native of Barnet; arrived in 1861 by the Shackamaran; died July 1 [1871], of phthisis. [7]

H. Smith, clerk, native of Greenwich, arrived in 1870; died November 23 [1870], of phthisis, further particulars unknown. [1]

James Smith, seaman, aged 50, native of Antwerp; arrived in 1869, by the Kate Walters; died July 24 [1872], of aneurism. [21]

Margaret Smith, domestic, aged 19, native of Edinburgh; arrived in 1861 by the Oceanic; died November 10 [1871], of general carcinoma. [12]

Richard Smith, labourer, aged 44, native of London; arrived in 1856 by the Evening Star; died August 24 [1871], of exhaustion from abscess. [9]

William Smith, seaman, aged 24, native of Sussex; arrived in 1871 by the Star of the Mersey; died June 28 [1871], of aneurism of the aorta. [7]

James Spalding, tinsmith, aged 47, native of Cambridge; arrived in 1851, by the Marlborough; died October 7 [1871], of disease of the heart. [11]

Bridget Speck, aged 32, native of Ireland; arrived in 1859, by the Atlanda; died February 12 [1871], of cancer of breast. [3]

Jacob Spince, aged 40 years, native of Scotland, miner; arrived per Queen of the Sea, 1871; admitted into the hospital September 15, 1871; died December 13 [1871], of malignant disease of the femur. [13]

Mary Springate, aged 32 years, native of Dublin; arrived per Manetta in 1860; admitted into the hospital September 5, 1871; died November 29 [1871], of abscess. [13]

Eliza Spruhan, domestic, aged 17, native of Ireland; arrived in 1855, by the Lightning; died January 28 [1871], of burns. [3]

Patrick Staines, painter, aged 60, native of Camberwell; arrived in 1855 by the Sir Charles Napier; died June 29 [1871], of plumbism. [7]

Francis Stead, labourer, aged 58, native of Wandsworth; arrived in 1852 by the D.L. Bogart; died November 27 [1872], of disease of the kidneys. [25]

Ellen Stevens, aged 66, native of Scotland; arrived in 1840, by the Robert Benn; died February 8 [1872], of debility. [15]

George Stevens, labourer, aged 44, native of Liverpool; arrived in 1853, by the Eagle; died October 20 [1871], of phthisis. [11]

Duncan Stevenson, lumper, aged 38, native of Scotland; arrived in 1852, ship unknown; died September 22 [1872], of empyema. [23]

William Robert Stevenson, master mariner, aged 58, native of Malta; arrived in 1850 by the Union; died April 9 [1871], of dysentery. [6]

Emily Stewart alias King, native of Jersey; arrived in 1867 by the Francis Thorpe, age unknown; died September 4 [1871], of alcoholism. [10]

Peter Stewart, quarryman, aged 40, native of Scotland; arrived in 1859, by the Marco Polo; died February 27 [1871], of cancer of the stomach. [4]

William Stewart, domestic, aged 43, native of Scotland; arrived in 1858, by the Great Britain; died October 13 [1871], of phthisis. [11]

Anne Stock, native of Ireland; aged 22, domestic; admitted December 30, 1870; died January 5 [1871]; date of arrival unknown; cause of death, typhoid fever. [2]

George Stokes, cabdriver, aged 87, native of Cambridge; arrived in 1865 by the Emma Bray; died September 16 [1871], of renal dropsy. [10]

Thomas Stokes, butcher, aged 61, native of Bath; arrived in 1846 by the Moravian; died September 18 [1872], of morbus cordis. [23]

Ellen Strong, domestic, aged 38, native of Dublin; arrived in 1864 by the Commodore Perry; died June 24 [1872], of phthisis. [20]

Gustave Stundel, cigarmaker, aged 30, native of Prussia; arrived in 1865, by the Mary Miller; died May 13 [1871], of phthisis. [6]

Margaret Sullivan, domestic, aged 25, native of Ireland; arrived in 1865 by the Great Britain; died September 11 [1871], of pleuro-pneumonia. [10]

Margaret Sullivan, laundress, aged 36, native of Ireland; arrived in 1853, by the Nile, of London; died April 3 [1872], of phthisis. [17]

Michael Sullivan, aged 30; no particulars known; died June 23 [1872], of fracture of skull. [20]

Patrick Summers, labourer, aged 46, native of Ireland; arrived in 1858 by the Sea Park; died November 28 [1871], of ascites. [12]

Frederick Swannell, coachman, aged 40, native of Bedfordshire; arrived in 1851, ship unknown; died March 10 [1872], of morbus cordis. [16]

John Sykes, commission agent, aged 46, native of Yorkshire; arrived in 1858 by the Great Britain; died June 25 [1871], of disease of the knee-joint. [7]

Joseph Taggart, miner, aged 36, native of Ireland; arrived in 1852 by the Wanetta; died October 22 [1872], of hydatids of abdomen. [24]

George Tait, baker, aged 32, native of Newcastle; ship and date of arrival unknown; died November 26 [1872], of stricture. [25]

John Tait, native of Dundee, labourer, aged 41; admitted October 21, 1870; died January 9, 1871; arrived in the colony by the Maria, 1852; cause of death, stricture of the urethra. [2]

Thomas Talbot, miner, aged 26, native of Ireland; arrived in 1860, by the British Trident; died August 5 [1872], of typhoid fever. [21]

Charlotte Taylor, nurse, aged 72, native of Jamaica; arrived in 1854, ship unknown; died April 12 [1871], of cancer of liver. [6]

Maria Taylor, aged 34, native of Ireland; died November 27 [1870], of general scirrhus; further particulars unknown. [1]

Agnes Thomas, native of Shetland Islands, aged 32; admitted January 13, 1871; died January 14 [1871]; arrived in the colony in 1855; cause of death, disease of liver. [2]

David Thomas, plumber, aged 42, native of Liverpool; arrived in 1855, ship unknown; died October 23 [1871], of apoplexy. [11]

Eliza Thomas, aged 34, native of Hertford; arrived in 1853 by the Isabella; died November 3 [1871], of exhaustion from abscess of liver. [12]

William Thomas, aged 52; died May 28 [1871], of general paralysis. Further particulars unknown. [6]

William Thomas, miner, aged 62, native of Wales; arrived in 1851 by the Lady Franklin; died January 6 [1872], of chronic bronchitis. [14]

Hannah Thompson, aged 58, native of Ireland; arrived in 1852 by the Wanetta; died June 19 [1871], of carcinoma. [7]

William Thompson, shoemaker, aged 53, native of Scotland; arrived in 1857, by the Winnifred; died April 28 [1872], of phthisis. [18]

Rachel Thomson, aged 22, native of Jamaica; arrived in 1863, by the Lord Dalhousie; died September 8 [1871], of phthisis. [10]

William Till, builder, aged 67, native of Staffordshire; arrived in 1852 by the Red Jacket; died May 13 [1871], of disease of the liver. [6]

Samuel James Tilsby, surveyor, aged 21, native of Worcester; arrived in 1852 by the Washington Irving; died May 11 [1871], of fracture. [6]

Emma Timberley, aged 38, native of Wiltshire; arrived in 1863, by the Mount Eagle; died March 28 [1872], of cancer of the bladder. [17]

Jane Timms, aged 34, native of Whittlesea; arrived in 1858, by the Herald; died February 16 [1872], of enteritis. [15]

Richard Tobin, labourer, aged 34, native of Ireland; arrived in 1872, by the Omega; died August 29 [1872], of cerebral disease. [22]

Henry Tomlinson, carter, aged 45, native of Yorkshire; arrived in 1854 by the Red Jacket; died June 28 [1871], of phthisis. [7]

John Tracey, tinsmith, aged 30, native of Ireland; arrived in 1865 by the Great Britain; died October 29 [1871], of disease of the heart. [12]

Michael Tracy, labourer, aged 25, native of Ireland; arrived in 1850, ship unknown; died July 17 [1871], of stab in the neck. [8]

Gregory Trisckin, seaman, aged 20, native of Russia; arrived in 1871 by the Haydamack; died March 30 [1871], of dysentery. [5]

James Webster Turnbull, master mariner, aged 43, native of Yorkshire; arrived in 1870 by the Warrior; died November 30 [1870], of dysentery. [1]

James Turner, gardener, aged 55, native of Ireland; arrived in 1858 by the St. Vincent; died April 4 [1871], of paralysis. [5]

Charles Tye, labourer, aged 60, native of Bristol; arrived in 1853 by the James L. Bogart; died May 20 [1872], of phthisis and dysentery. [19]

John Voltmann, seaman, aged 30, native of Germany; arrived in 1871, by the Albert Victor; died October 27 [1871], of diarrhoea and diabetes. [11]

Alfred Vyvyan, compositor, aged 35, native of Cornwall; arrived in 1857 by the King of Algeria; died August 8 [1871], of phthisis. [9]

George Waetcke, aged 59; further particulars unknown; died November 2 [1872], of carcinoma. [25]

Richard Wafer, miner, aged 50, native of Ireland; arrived 1864, ship unknown; died October 30 [1871], of phthisis. [12]

Mary Wagner (alias Dunn), aged 38, native of Ireland; arrived in 1852 by the Maria; died June 28 [1872], of phthisis. [20]

Mary Ann Waite, aged 32, native of Belfast; arrived in 1853, by the Europia; died March 25 [1872], of pneumonia. [16]

Elizabeth Walker, married woman, aged 45, native of Gloucestershire; arrived in 1858 by the Sir Charles Napier; died September 23 [1872], of phthisis. [23]

Samuel Walker, aged 62; no particulars; died May 17 [1872], of cancer. [19]

Thomas Walpole, bailiff, aged 43, native of Dublin; arrived in 1854, by the Rodney; died August 25 [1872], of phthisis. [22]

James Walsh, cabdriver, aged 43, native of Ireland; arrived in 1856, by the Alice Walton; died September 5 [1871], of cancer of jaw. [10]

Peter Walsh, seaman, aged 29, native of Ireland; arrived in 1871 by the Intrepid; died June 23 [1871], of aneurism. [7]

George Ward, labourer, aged 40, native of Derbyshire; arrived in 1858 by the Mermaid; died September 26 [1872], of phthisis. [23]

James Warren, carver, aged 66, native of London; arrived in 1857 by the Jessie Minn; died November 16 [1872], of chronic bronchitis. [25]

Annie Watson, aged 47, native of Ireland; arrived in 1841, by the Marie Lewis; died April 8 [1872], of phthisis. [17]

James Watson, carpenter, aged 32, native of Scotland; arrived in 1863, by the Panama; died May 14 [1871], of phthisis. [6]

Andrew Watt, seaman, aged 26, native of Shetland; arrived in 1868, by the Lady Darling; died July 14 [1872], of phthisis. [21]

Henry Webster, carpenter, aged 37, native of Berwick-on-Tweed; ship and date of arrival unknown; died March 16 [1872], of accidental injuries from a fall. [16]

Samuel Webster, shearer, aged 19, native of Navigators' Island; arrived in 1849, ship unknown; died August 25 [1872], of hydatids in abdomen. [22]

William Weir, warehouseman, aged 29, native of Scotland; arrived in 1872 by the Loch Tay; died March 15 [1872], of phthisis. [17]

Henry Weller, seaman, aged 43, native of Chelsea; arrived in 1871 by the Ethiopian; died April 13 [1871], of aortic aneurism. [6]

Amelia Wescombe, aged 48, native of Sheffield; arrived in 1852, by the Adler; died November 15 [1872], of paralysis. [25]

Eliza Westford, laundress, aged 46, native of Staffordshire; arrived in 1853 by the Sea Queen; died June 23 [1871], of dysentery. [7]

Harriett Weston, aged 46, native of Yorkshire; arrived in 1854, by the Ocean Chief; died January 10 [1872], of mitral disease. [14]

Charlotte Whatford, seamstress, aged 40, native of Westminster; arrived in 1860, by the Wellesley; died March 16 [1871], of phthisis. [4]

Margaret Whelpdale, aged 40, native of Wales; arrived in 1853 by the Randolph; died December 3rd [1870], of paralysis. [1]

George Whistler, labourer, aged 41, native of Hampshire; arrived in 1872, by the Tararua, from New Zealand; died October 8 [1872], of cancer of breast. [24]

George White, plasterer, aged 20, native of Surrey; arrived in 1872, ship unknown; died June 11 [1872], of typhoid fever. [19]

John White, splitter, aged 52, native of Essex; arrived in 1847 by the Susan; died June 28 [1871], of disease of the stomach. [7]

Thomas White, engineer, aged 48, native of Dundee; arrived in 1850 by the Maitland; died May 12 [1871], of burns from gas explosion. [6]

Thomas White, plasterer, aged 23, native of Surrey; arrived in 1872, by the Omeo; died March 29 [1872], of typhoid fever. [17]

Thomas Whitehead, ironmoulder, aged 67, native of Cheshire; arrived in 1842, ship unknown; died August 28 [1872], of debility and chronic bronchitis. [22]

Edward Whitlow, solicitor, aged 37, native of Manchester; arrived in 1858 by the Great Britain; died November 29 [1870], of alcoholism. [1]

John Whitmarch, messenger, aged 46, native of Sussex; arrived in 1852, by the Ellen Lindsay; died April 18 [1872], of aneurism of aorta. [17]

William Henry Wigmore, aged 79, native of Ireland; arrived in 1840 by the Theresa; died April 29 [1871], of old age and general decay. [6]

John Williams, butcher, aged 43, native of Wiltshire; arrived in 1853, by the Marco Polo; died March 29 [1872], of dysentery. [17]

Sarah Williams, native of Scotland, domestic, aged 46; admitted January 17, 1871; died January 25 [1871]; arrived in the colony in 1859; cause of death, phthisis. [2]

William Williams, lumper, aged 26, native of Liverpool; arrived in 1866, by the Sarah Grice; died November 29 [1872], of morbus cerebri. [25]

William George Williams, law clerk, aged 40, native of Ireland; arrived in 1854, by the Star of the East; died February 1 [1871], of phthisis. [3]

-- Wilson, (male), aged 84, no further particulars known; died May 26 [1872], of apoplexy. [19]

George F.A. Wilson, Custom-house officer, aged 41, native of Scotland; arrived in 1839, ship unknown; died June 18 [1871], of typhus fever. [7]

Alexander Winning, aged 18; further particulars unknown; died May 30 [1872], of typhoid fever. [19]

Emma Winzer, domestic, aged 17, native of London; arrived in 1858 by the Great Britain; died November 5 [1872], of burns accidentally caused. [25]

Sophia Woodall, married woman, aged 28, native of Scotland; arrived in 1862, ship unknown; died August 29 [1872], of phthisis. [22]

Job Woodward, labourer, aged 62, native of Gloucestershire; arrived in 1856, by the Merchant Prince; died April 10 [1872], of typhoid fever. [17]

Frederick Wotton, butcher, aged 38, native of Devonshire; arrived in 1860 by the Shallamar; died October 21 [1871], of fracture of the skull - supposed assaulted and robbed. [11]

Ann Wright, aged 37, native of Ireland; arrived in 1853, by the Lady Kenway; died May 3 [1872], of diarrhoea. [18]

George Young, farmer, aged 58, native of Scotland; arrived in 1840 by the Glen Huntley; died October 3 [1871], of heart disease. [11]

James Young, painter, aged 29, native of Gravesend; arrived in 1870, ship unknown; died June 8 [1871], of phthisis. [7]

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REFERENCES:

[1] The ARGUS, Monday, January 2, 1871.

[2] The ARGUS Supplement, Monday, January 30, 1871.

[3] The ARGUS Supplement, Monday, February 27, 1871.

[4] The ARGUS Supplement, Monday, March 27, 1871.

[5] The ARGUS Supplement, Saturday, April 22, 1871.

[6] The ARGUS, Saturday, June 17, 1871.

[7] The ARGUS Supplement, Saturday, July 15, 1871.

[8] The ARGUS Supplement, Saturday, August 12, 1871.

[9] The ARGUS Supplement, Saturday, September 9, 1871.

[10] The ARGUS Supplement, Monday, October 9, 1871.

[11] The ARGUS Supplement, Monday, November 6, 1871.

[12] The ARGUS Supplement, Monday, December 4, 1871.

[13] The ARGUS Supplement, Monday, January 1, 1872.

[14] The ARGUS Supplement, Thursday, February 1, 1872.

[15] The ARGUS Supplement, Thursday, February 29, 1872.

[16] The ARGUS Supplement, Thursday, March 28, 1872.

[17] The ARGUS Supplement, Tuesday, April 23, 1872.

[18] The ARGUS Supplement, Tuesday, May 21, 1872.

[19] The ARGUS Supplement, Tuesday, June 18, 1872.

[20] The ARGUS Supplement, Tuesday, July 16, 1872.

[21] The ARGUS Supplement, Tuesday, August 13, 1872.

[22] The ARGUS Supplement, Tuesday, September 10, 1872.

[23] The ARGUS Supplement, Thursday, October 10, 1872.

[24] The ARGUS Supplement, Thursday, November 7, 1872.

[25] The ARGUS Supplement, Thursday, December 5, 1872.

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