Part 4 - January, 1873 to December, 1874.

INTRODUCTION.

The names transcribed from the ARGUS included in Part 4 cover the period from January, 1873 to December, 1874, with the exception of the lists for April, 1873 and February, 1874, which have not been located.

Details usually include the individual's name, age at death, nativity, year of arrival and vessel on which arrived, date of death and cause of death. The names are 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. To return to the previous page, or for additional links by this author, please see the links at the bottom of this page.

James Abercrombie, overseer, aged 40, native of Scotland; arrived in 1872 by the Shaftesbury; died February 17 [1873] of hemiplegy. [3]

Ah Cheong, fisherman, aged 50, native of Canton; arrived in 1857, ship unknown; died October 2 [1873], of disease of the heart. [11]

Ah Chong, hawker, aged 42, native of Amoy; arrived in 1849, ship unknown; died July 20 [1873], of hypertrophy of liver. [8]

Ah Eyin Smah, aged 26, native of London; arrived in 1870 by the Fulwell; died February 10 [1873], of syphilis. [3]

Ah Sane, aged 32, native of Canton; arrived in 1859, ship unknown; died May 22 [1874], of phthisis. [18]

Ah Yen, hawker, aged 37, native of Canton; arrived in 1855, ship unknown; died January 18 [1873], of phthisis. [2]

Ah You, aged 35, native of Hong Kong; arrived in 1859, ship unknown; died August 23 [1874], of phthisis. [21]

Charlotte Ainsworth, aged 45, native of Essex; arrived in 1858 by the General Hewitt; died January 25 [1873], of apoplexy. [2]

George Aitcheson, farmer, aged 39, native of Scotland; arrived in 1853, by the Waverley; died July 4 [1873], of morbus Brightii. [7]

Sarah Akerman, aged 63, native of London; arrived in 1853 by the James E. Bogart; died November 29 [1874], of pneumonia. [24]

Alexander Allen, aged 37, native of Ireland; arrived in 1863 by the Royal Standard; died November 11 [1874], of fracture of spine. [24]

William Allen, aged 41 years, native of London; arrived in 1855, in the ship Sea Nymph; died on the 19th of April [1874], of hypertrophy. [17]

James Allison, seaman, aged 33, native of Scotland; arrived in 1873 by the Queen of Australia; died May 31 [1873], of morbus cordis. [6]

Joseph Amsbury, aged 31, native of Somersetshire; arrived in 1868, by the Mystery; died July 3 [1874], of phthisis. [19]

Caroline Anderson, aged 40, native of Bristol; arrived in 1853, ship unknown; died October 24 [1874], of phthisis. [23]

Hugh Anderson, engineer, aged 16, native of Ireland; arrived in 1873 by the Waterloo; died September 9 [1873], of aneurism. [10]

John Anderson, aged 31 years; native of Finland; arrived in 1873, in the ship Agra; died 30th March [1874], of acute tuberculosis. [16]

Peter Anderson, aged 56, native of Sweden; arrived in 1857, by the General Palmer; died May 26 [1874], of ulcer of bowels. [18]

Thomas Anderson, aged 53, labourer, native of Ireland; arrived in 1853 by the Bermondsey; died December 4 [1873], of pneumonia. [13]

William Anderson, tailor, aged 56, a native of Paddington, London; arrived in the Barwon in 1857; died on March 1 [1873], from morbus Brightii. [4]

William Anderson, baker, aged 25, native of Scotland; arrived in 1873 by Loch Lomond; died November 19 [1873], of congestion of the lungs. [12]

Thomas Andrews, aged 60 years, native of Birmingham; arrived in 1847, in the ship Marchioness; died on the 17th April [1874], of erysipelas. [17]

John Angus, aged 41, native of the Shetland Isles; arrived in 1866, by the Circe; died June 6 [1874], of phthisis. [18]

Thomas Archer, aged 58 years, native of England; arrived in 1856, ship unknown; died February 28 [1874], of hernia and exhaustion. [15]

William Armstrong, native of Scotland; further particulars unknown; died December 13 [1874], of acute inflammation of lungs. [25]

Charles Arnold, aged 47, native of France, arrived in 1857, by the McLeod; died September 2 [1874], of cancer of neck. [21]

Ellen Arnold, aged 38, native of Ireland; arrived in 1861 by the Victoria; died January 23 [1874], of phthisis. [14]

William Arthur, groom, aged 41, native of Shetland; arrived in 1869 by the Thone; died November 2 [1873], of ulcer, perforation of the stomach. [12]

William Ash, labourer, aged 39, native of Ireland; arrived in 1857 by the Tullarook; died December 28 [1872], of accidental injuries. [1]

Charles Ashmore, aged 54, native of Nottingham; arrived in 1864 by the Great Britain; died December 23 [1874], of tuberculosis. [25]

Maria Ashworth, aged 42, native of Ireland; arrived in 1858; died November 10 [1873], of morbus cordis. [12]

Thomas Avis, labourer, aged 30, native of Kent; arrived in 1870 by the Caducius; died November 22 [1873], of phthisis. [12]

Thomas Backler, aged 54, native of London; arrived in 1861 by the Yorkshire; died December 16 [1874], of phthisis. [25]

Charles Bailey, aged 68, native of Bristol; arrived in 1853 by the Stebonheath; died December 15 [1874], of senility and diarrhoea. [25]

Edward Baker, labourer, aged 50, native of London; arrived in 1835, by the Isabella; died July 31 [1873], of empyema. [8]

William Ballantine, clerk, aged 47, native of Ireland; arrived in 1852 by the Tantivi; died May 18 [1873], of albuminuria. [6]

Eliza Ballantyne, aged 35, native of Ireland; arrived in 1862, ship unknown; died December 12 [1874], of congestion of lungs and contusions. [25]

William Bamford, woolcomber, aged 66, native of Lancashire; arrived in 1842 by the British Sovereign; died September 9 [1873], of morbus cordis. [10]

William Banbury, groom, aged 25, native of Ireland; arrived in 1861 by the Donald McKay; died June 5 [1873], of peritonitis. [6]

Robert Banks, aged 48, native of Ireland; arrived in 1853, by the Great Britain; died July 10 [1874], of phthisis. [19]

Bridget Bannock, domestic, aged 30, native of Ireland; arrived in 1864 by the Annie Wilson; died February 3 [1873], of tumour. [3]

William Barber, aged 28, native of Yarmouth; arrived in 1874, by the Loch Katrine; died September 18 [1874], of phthisis. [22]

Edward Barman, storeman, aged 40, a native of Tipperary; arrived in the colony in 1853; died on March 4 [1873], from a fractured skull. [4]

Julia Barnard, seamstress, aged 65, native of Wiltshire; arrived in 1858 by the Black Eagle; died September 30 [1873], of atrophy and debility. [10]

William Barnes, aged 38, carter, native of Liverpool; arrived in 1865 by Henry Turney; died December 8 [1873], of peritonitis. [13]

John Barnett, miner, aged 43, native of Warwickshire; arrived in 1853 by the Marion; died August 11 [1873], of phthisis. [9]

Joseph Barnicle, basketmaker, aged 40, native of Warwickshire; arrived in 1854 by the James Cairns; died October 7 [1873], of pneumonia. [11]

James Baron, clerk, aged 19, native of Manchester; arrived in 1873 by the Van Dieman; died October 10 [1873], of phthisis. [11]

John Barrett, aged 55, native of Ireland; arrived in 1869, ship unknown; died May 19 [1874], of intestinal obstructions. [18]

John Barron, aged 54, native of London; arrived in 1856, by the Scotia; died October 3 [1874], of cancer of stomach and liver. [22]

Eliza Barrow, aged 47, native of London; arrived in 1851 by the Malacca; died November 2 [1874], of carcinoma uteri haemorrhagii. [24]

Margaret Bartlett, aged 60, native of London; arrived in 1873 by the Queen of Nations; died November 26 [1874], senility and debility. [24]

Anthony Bartley, aged 36, native of Liverpool; arrived in 1870, by the Great Britain; died June 8 [1874], of broncho-pneumonia. [18]

John Bate, pedlar, aged 60, native of London; arrived in 1855, ship unknown; died July 14 [1873], of apoplexy. [8]

William Batty, gardener, aged 58, native of Yorkshire; arrived in 1852, ship unknown; died August 21 [1873], of fatty degeneration of heart. [9]

William Beales, aged 33, native of London; arrived in 1860, by the Queen of Australia; died October 23 [1874], of phthisis. [23]

Thomas Beamish, labourer, aged 34, native of Warwickshire; arrived in 1873 by the Indiana; died August 20 [1873], of pneumonia. [9]

Jonathan Beard, tailor, native of Portsmouth; arrived in 1845; died December 14 [1873], of diphtheria. [13]

Thomas Beastall, aged 63 years, native of England; arrived in 1853, in the ship Sir J. Hardinge; died March 16 [1874], of phthisis. [15]

Joseph Beavis, aged 56, native of Cambridge; arrived in 1848, by the Lady Peel; died May 25 [1874], of rupture of bladder caused by fall from a horse. [18]

Charles Beecroft, aged 77, native of Middlesex; arrived in 1854, by the General Lee; died September 1 [1874], of broncho pneumonia and general dropsy. [21]

George Beer, aged 46 years; native of Devonshire; arrived in 1858, in the ship Kent; died on the 15th April [1874], of syphilis. [16]

Joseph Beinfield, labourer, aged 50, native of Dublin; arrived in 1853 by the Victoria; died April 30 [1873], of morbus cordis. [5]

John Bell, waiter, aged 30, native of Newcastle-on-Tyne; arrived in 1857 by the Bergeepore; died April 25 [1873], of diabetes. [5]

Joseph Bell, grocer, aged 37, native of Yorkshire; arrived in 1854 by the Red Jacket; died September 20 [1873], of paralysis. [10]

Margaret Bell, domestic, aged 25, native of Scotland; arrived in 1864 by the Arabia; died June 3 [1873], of phthisis. [6]

John Bellington, aged 42 years, native of England; arrived in 1874, in the ship Knowsley Hall; died March 4 [1874], of phthisis. [15]

Agnes Benson, aged 45, native of Wales; arrived in 1856 by the Red Jacket; died August 18 [1873], of phthisis. [9]

Margaret Bentley, aged 52 years, native of Scotland; arrived in 1852, in the ship Elizabeth and Hannah; died on the 25th of April [1874], of phthisis. [17]

George Beresford, gardener, aged 75, native of Ireland; arrived in 1863 by the Jupiter; died April 23 [1873], of sistitis. [5]

William Best, butcher, aged 30, native of Portsmouth; arrived in 1869, by the Lady Cairns; died July 2 [1873], of phthisis. [7]

Gottleib Bigler, aged 27, native of Switzerland; arrived in 1869, by the Payard; died June 26 [1874], of phthisis. [19]

John Birch, aged 49, native of Staffordshire; arrived in 1855, by the Lybertis; died November 1 [1874], of albuminuria. [23]

Henrietta Birnie, aged 37, native of Barnett; arrived in 1869 by the Antipodes; died January 3 [1874], of typhoid fever. [14]

Edward Bish, watchmaker, aged 34, native of Hertfordshire; arrived in 1870 by the Yorkshire; died September 7 [1873], of phthisis. [10]

Elizabeth Black, married woman, aged 33; native of Scotland; arrived in 1865 by the Oaks; died December 24 [1872], of phthisis. [1]

Margaret Black, aged 33, native of Ireland; arrived in 1852 by the Digby; died December 20 [1872], of phthisis. [1]

John Blackburn, cabdriver, aged 45, native of Scotland; arrived in 1858 by the Great Britain; died September 6 [1873], of albumenuria. [9]

George Bloomfield, labourer, aged 35, native of Bristol; arrived in 1853, ship unknown; died July 22 [1873], of internal haemorrhage from accidental injury. [8]

Sarah Ann Body, aged 30, a native of Liverpool; arrived in the Shallamar in 1864; died on March 15 [1873], from epilepsy. [4]

Nicholas Boes, labourer, aged 36, native of Russia; arrived in 1857 by the Dorothea; died January 7 [1873], of phthisis. [2]

Charles Bolton, storekeeper, aged 20, native of Suffolk; arrived in 1872 by the Lincolnshire; died October 22 [1873], of accidental injuries. [11]

----- Bonner, horsebreaker, aged 29, native of Jamaica; arrived in 1866, by the Kate, of London; died July 2 [1873], of morbus cordis. [7]

William Borbeck, aged 41 years, native of Germany; arrived in 1850, in the ship Emma Prescott; died March 4 [1874], of phthisis. [15]

Guisseppe Boschitto, fruiterer, aged 56, native of Italy; arrived in 1857 ship unknown; died August 5 [1873], of apoplexy. [9]

James Boswett, cutler, aged 67, native of Dover; arrived in 1848 by the York; died October 28 [1873], of rheumatism. [11]

Patrick Bowen, labourer, aged 35, native of Ireland; arrived in 1855 by Ramalise; died November 2 [1873], of morbus Brightii. [12]

William Braithwaite, aged 56, native of England; arrived in 1862, in the ship Royal Family; died February 28 [1874], from injuries to the body. [15]

Norah Brandon, dressmaker, aged 26, native of Gravesend; arrived in 1863 by Atalanta; died November 27 [1873], of enlargement of liver. [12]

William Bray, aged 41, engineer, native of Wolverhampton; arrived in 1852; died December 24 [1873], of cancerous tumour. [13]

Patrick Brennan, aged 13 (particulars unknown); died December 22 [1873], of fractured cranium. [13]

Robert Brett, drover, aged 55, native of Ireland; arrived in 1867 by the Jane Leach; died August 31 [1873], of phthisis. [9]

William Brew, labourer, aged 40, native of Ireland; arrived in 1864, ship unknown; died January 16 [1874], of sunstroke. [14]

George Brooks, shoemaker, aged 61, native of Bristol; arrived in 1842, ship unknown; died June 30 [1873], of paralysis. [7]

Henry Brooks, aged 60, native of London; arrived in 1850, by the Exmouth; died August 11 [1874], of broncho pneumonia. [21]

Ralph Brothers, aged 21, native of Cornwall; arrived in 1856 by the Sultana; died December 13 [1872], of phthisis. [1]

Elizabeth Broughton, aged 51, native of Ireland; arrived in 1842 by Brankin Moore; died November 11 [1873], of phthisis. [12]

Bridget Brown, aged 56, native of Ireland; arrived in 1840, in the ship Bussorah Merchant; died on the 30th of April [1874], of phthisis. [17]

George Brown, aged 20, native of London; arrived in 1873, by the Somersetshire; died August 23 [1874], of enteric fever. [21]

William Brown, labourer, aged 66, native of Ireland; arrived in 1853 by the Queen of the East; died January 22 [1874], of cellulitis of arm. [14]

Owen Brunton, aged 52 years; native of Ireland; arrived in 1863, in the ship Champion of the Seas; died on the 6th April [1874], of softening of the brain. [16]

Henry Bryant, aged 50, native of London; arrived in 1853, by the Great Britain; died May 18 [1874], of bronchitis and asthma. [18]

Henry J. Buchanan, carpenter, aged 49, native of London; arrived in 1857, ship unknown; died May 13 [1873], of cut throat (suicide). [5]

James Budd, aged 65; no further particulars; died September 9 [1873], of pneumonia. [10]

Thomas Bullen, aged 36; further particulars unknown; died August 17 [1874], of peritonitis. [21]

Arthur Burke, brewer, aged 34, native of Ireland; arrived in 1853, by the Martin; died June 29 [1873], of phthisis. [7]

John Burke, labourer, aged 39, native of Ireland; arrived in 1858 by the Faulkner; died September 20 [1873], of pneumonia. [10]

Michael Burke, waiter, aged 83, native of Ireland; arrived in 1859 by the Lady Milton; died September 20 [1873], of phthisis. [10]

Richard Burkett, aged 60, native of Ireland; arrived in 1844, ship unknown; died June 26 [1874], of atrophy of liver. [19]

Ann Burns, aged 44, native of Gloucestershire; arrived in 1855, by the Chancery; died August 2 [1874], of facial erysipelas and congestion of brain. [20]

Eliza Burnstin, aged 26, native of Cornwall; arrived in 1870, ship unknown; died November 15 [1874], of phthisis. [24]

Samuel Burrell, aged 43, native of Middlesex; arrived in 1861 by the Great Britain; died November 3 [1874], of aneurism. [24]

William Busby, aged 24 years, native of England; arrived in 1871, ship unknown; died March 6 [1874], of concussion of the brain. [15]

Myles Garrett Byrne, barrister-at-law, aged 34, native of Ireland; arrived in 1851 by the Exodus, died September 21 [1873], of morbus cordis. [10]

Henry Cain, seaman, aged 40, native of England; arrived in 1873 by the Antiope; died October 9 [1873], of injury from a fall. [11]

Edward Callan, labourer, aged 51, native of Ireland; arrived in 1848, by the Sarah Ann; died July 25 [1873], of pneumonia and morbus Brightii. [8]

Jane Campbell, aged 76, native of Scotland; arrived in 1856, by the Maldon; died July 6 [1874], of debility from senility and ulcered legs. [19]

John Campbell, aged 35, native of Liverpool; arrived in 1873, by the Knight Commander; died November 16 [1874], of phthisis. [24]

Sophia Campbell, aged 40, native of Dublin; arrived in 1852, ship unknown; died January 7 [1874], of phthisis. [14]

William Campbell, aged 31, native of Scotland; arrived in 1873, by the Atrato; died August 25 [1874], of cerebral disease. [21]

Isabella Campion, aged 33, native of Glasgow; arrived in 1858, by the North; died May 16 [1874], of phthisis. [18]

Margaret Cannon, aged 61, native of London; arrived in 1860 by the Burra Burra; died June 5 [1873], of morbus Brightii. [6]

Thomas Carew, labourer, aged 33 years, native of Somersetshire; arrived in 1871, by the City of Adelaide; died September 12 [1873], of aneurism of the aorta. [10]

John Carey, aged 44, native of Dublin; arrived in 1854, by the Great Britain; died October 25 [1874], of phthisis. [23]

William Carroll, aged 32 years; native of Ireland; arrived in 1868, by the ship Electric Telegraph; died on the 6th April [1874], of pericarditis. [16]

John Carty, engineer, aged 37, native of Manchester; arrived in 1864, by the Roxburgh Castle; died July 11 [1873], of inflammation of the bowels. [7]

James Cashin, aged 60 years; native of Ireland; arrived in 1864; died on 25th March [1874], of phthisis. [16]

Ann Cavanagh, domestic, aged 28, native of Ireland; arrived in 1869, by the Gresham; died July 20 [1873], of apoplexy. [8]

Mary Chalklen, aged 53, native of London; arrived in 1853, by the Hannah Maria; died September 15 [1873], of enlargement of the liver. [10]

Benjamin Chamberlain, aged 61, native of Hertfordshire; arrived in 1850, by the Maitland; died November 4 [1874], of morbus cordis and dropsy. [24]

Clara Chapman, aged 43, native of Essex; arrived in 1857, by the Great Britain; died July 27 [1874], of icterus. [20]

Sing Ching, hawker, aged 30, native of Hong Kong; ship and date of arrival unknown; died August 11 [1873], of acute laryngitis. [9]

Eliza Church, aged 44, native of London; arrived in 1852, by the Marquis of Anglesey; died August 7 [1874], of debility. [21]

Jane Church, aged 27, native of Sussex; arrived in 1863, by the Bombay; died July 16 [1873], of fatty degeneration of the heart. [8]

Henry R. Clark, seaman, aged 42, native of London; arrived in 1871 by the Cerberus; died January 6 [1874], of sanguineous apoplexy. [14]

Thomas Clark, aged 26 years, native of Tipperary; arrived in 1868, in the ship Caduceus; died on the 15th of May [1874], of morbus cordis. [17]

Hannah Clarke, aged 43, native of North Wales; arrived in 1851 by the Mercurius; died December 18 [1872], of double pneumonia and exhaustion. [1]

Sills Clarke, miner, aged 58, native of Kent; arrived in 1858 by the Mindora; died May 3 [1873], of dysentery. [5]

Mary Cleary, aged 22, native of Ireland; arrived in 1873, ship unknown; died December 8 [1874], of morbus cordis. [25]

Robert Clifford, aged 49 years, native of Ireland; arrived in 1841, in the ship Robert Burns; died on the 5th of May [1874], of aneurism of the aorta. [17]

Margaret Cluney, aged 42, native of Ireland; arrived in 1859, by the Flora; died May 28 [1874], of ulceration of the bowels. [18]

Mary Coathupe, aged 39 years, native of Glasgow; arrived in 1858, by the Conway; died October 2 [1874], of phthisis. [22]

Emily Cobourn, aged 42, native of Gloucestershire; arrived in 1861, by the Lightning; died April 22 [1873], of fatty degeneration of the heart. [5]

Richard Cock, clerk, aged 66, native of London; arrived in 1855 by the Sussex; died January 17 [1874], of jaundice. [14]

Joseph Cocking, lamplighter, aged 25, native of Cornwall; arrived in 1855, by the Dunbar; died October 24 [1873], of fracture of the skull. [11]

Charles Cole, aged 35, native of Chatham; arrived in 1874, by the Renown; died September 23 [1874], of ascitis and disease of heart, liver, and kidneys. [22]

George Cole, aged 52, native of Bristol; arrived in 1863, by the Queen of Australia; died August 21 [1874], of pneumonia. [21]

Patrick Coleman, aged 32 years, native of Ireland, arrived in 1857, in the ship Royal Charter; died on the 10th of May [1874], of phthisis. [17]

James Collins, aged 60, native of London; arrived in 1846 by the Glenbervey; died December 9 [1874], of erysipelas of face and head. [25]

Samuel Collins, aged 51, native of Devonshire; arrived in 1844, ship unknown; died October 4 [1874], of cerebral disease. [23]

Thomas Collins, aged 50, native of Ireland; arrived in 1852, ship unknown; died October 1 [1874], of apoplexy. [22]

James Colton, farmer, aged 44, native of Lancashire; arrived in 1852, ship unknown; died May 1 [1873], of internal injuries accidentally received. [5]

Ellen Comon, seamstress, aged 40, native of Ireland; arrived in 1854 by the Asia; died January 26 [1873], of diarrhoea and exhaustion. [2]

Ann Connell, aged 30, native of Ireland; arrived in 1862 by the Merlin; died September 4 [1873], of gangrene of lungs. [9]

William Cook, aged 74 native of London; arrived in 1854, by the Royal George; died July 24 [1874], of broncho pneumonia. [20]

Eliza Cooling, aged 27 years; native of London; arrived in 1851, in the ship Asia; died on the 22nd March [1874], of phthisis. [16]

James Cooper, aged 24, native of Sweden; arrived in 1852, by the Donald McKay; died October 27 [1874], of dysentery. [23]

Jane Cooper, aged 45, native of England; arrived in 1869, by the Suffolk; died September 29 [1874], of phthisis and albuminaria. [22]

James Corcoran, aged 50, native of Ireland; arrived in 1866, by the Marpesia; died May 23 [1874], of exhaustion. [18]

James Cornall, aged 23, native of Lancashire; arrived in 1871, by the Great Britain; died October 22 [1874], of phthisis. [23]

Matthew Cornell, aged 8, a native of Lancashire; arrived in the Great Britain in 1872; died March 11 [1873], from tonsilitis. [4]

Margaret Cosgrave, aged 32, native of Ireland; arrived in 1859, by the Marco Polo; died August 6 [1874], of softening of the brain. [21]

George Cotton, aged 54 years; native of Staffordshire; arrived in 1858, by the ship Indies; died on the 3rd April [1874], of compound fracture of leg. [16]

Terence Coughlin, aged 35, native of Ireland; arrived in 1854; died December 5 [1873], of erysipelas. [13]

James Coulson, aged 35, native of Scotland; arrived in 1857, by the Champion of the Seas; died June 29 [1874], of disease of spine and phthisis. [19]

Thomas Coultas, painter, aged 35, native of Essex; arrived in 1860 by the Swiftsure; died August 30 [1873], of plumbism. [9]

Robert Courtney, gardener, aged 65, native of Ireland; arrived in 1853, ship unknown; died January 14 [1874], of phthisis. [14]

John Cox, tailor, aged 45, native of London; arrived in 1857, by the Great Tasmania; died September 14 [1873], of phthisis. [10]

Thomas Cranfield, aged 55, native of London; arrived in 1854, by the Lightning; died November 30 [1874], of pneumonia. [24]

John Crawley, groom, aged 40, native of London; arrived in 1853 by the Asia; died October 14 [1873], of phthisis. [11]

William Cresswell, aged 38, native of Ireland; arrived in 1851, by the Marmion; died August 19 [1874], of phthisis. [21]

Peter Cringle, aged 74, native of Glasgow; arrived in 1872, by the Competitor; died September 26 [1874], of nephritis uromia. [22]

Mary Crisp, aged 80 years, native of London; arrived in 1857 in the ship Blanche Moore; died on the 24th of April [1874], of erysipelas. [17]

Charles Crowson, aged 34, native of Rutlandshire; arrived in 1874, by the Robert Lowe; died July 15 [1874], of phthisis. [20]

Ellen Cudmore, aged 44 years; native of Ireland; arrived in 1847, in the ship Duchess of Northumberland; died on the 6th April [1874], of phthisis. [16]

Joseph Culligan, labourer, native of Ireland; arrived in 1856 by the Tip Tree; died December 20 [1873], of softening of brain. [13]

Philip Curry, aged 33 years, native of Ireland; arrived in 1863, in the ship Emma Mitchell; died March 3 [1874], of phthisis. [15]

Rhoda Curtis, aged 41, native of Essex; arrived in 1854, by the Persia; died November 9 [1874], of disease of the heart and liver. [24]

Margaret Daley, aged 50 years, native of Ireland; arrived in 1848, in the ship Black Bull; died on the 15th April [1874], of erysipelas. [16]

Andrew Dall, aged 50 years, native of Ireland; arrived in 1853, in the ship Childe Harold; died on the 14th March [1874], of morbus Brightii. [15]

John Davaro, labourer, aged 30, native of Ireland; arrived in 1870 by the Chariot of Fame; died July 14 [1873], of pneumonia. [8]

Ann Davis, aged 26, native of Manchester; arrived in 1864 by the Netherby; died May 16 [1873], of debility. [6]

David Davis, labourer, aged 29, native of London; arrived in 1872 by the Sussex; died January 22 [1873], of phthisis. [2]

Hannah Davis, aged 39, a native of Hobart Town; arrived in the Derwent in 1852; died on March 13 [1873], from cirrhosis of the liver. [4]

Mary Dawson, aged 70, native of Scotland; arrived in 1852, in the ship John Davis; died on the 4th March [1874], of sanguineous apoplexy. [15]

William Dawson, aged 35, native of Lancashire; arrived in 1867, by the Ellen Stewart; died September 15 [1874], of phthisis. [22]

Mary Day, aged 46, a native of London; arrived in the Lightning in 1856; died on March 11 [1873], from cerebral inflammation. [4]

William Day, aged 60, native of Liverpool; arrived in 1853, by the Thames; died November 29 [1874], of hemiplegia. [24]

Norah Dean, domestic, aged 30, native of Dublin; arrived in 1857, by the Ocean Monarch; died September 27 [1873], of hydatids in liver. [10]

Annie Dempsey, aged 25, domestic, native of Ireland; arrived in 1862 by the Star of India; died December 19 [1873], of phthisis. [13]

Bridget Dixon, aged 44, native of Ireland; arrived in 1863, by the Success; died July 5 [1873], of phthisis. [7]

John Dixon, aged 42, native of Scotland; arrived in 1856, by the Signora; died July 23 [1874], of phthisis. [20]

John Dobbin, gingerbeer maker, aged 36, native of Dublin; arrived in 1856, by the Great Britain; died August 17 [1873], of phthisis. [9]

Edward Doherty, aged 30, native of Ireland; arrived in 1864, by the Commodore Perry; died July 23 [1874], of phthisis. [20]

Mary Donnelly, aged 50, further particulars unknown; died July 25 [1873], of bronchitis and asthma. [8]

Margaret Donohue, aged 74, native of Ireland; arrived in 1864, by the Champion of the Seas; died August 5 [1874], of phthisis and bronchitis. [20]

Alice Douglas, aged 34, native of Scotland; arrived in 1858, by the Bee; died August 20 [1874], of phthisis. [21]

John Douglas, aged 34, native of Ireland; arrived in 1860, by the Saldana; died May 22 [1874], of phthisis. [18]

Maria Douglas, aged 27, native of Westminster; arrived in 1865, by the Duke of Newcastle; died August 6 [1873], of congestion of the brain. [9]

William Douglas, aged 53, native of Scotland; arrived in 1851, by the Madagascar; died October 4 [1874], of disease of the heart. [23]

Mary Dowling, aged 59, native of Ireland; arrived in 1867, by the Kate; died on the 22nd June [1874], of tumour of the uterus. [19]

Joseph Downie, actor, aged 58, native of the United States; arrived in 1854, by the Golden Age; died September 14 [1873], of chronic enlargement of liver. [10]

William Drover, aged 25 years, teacher, native of Hampshire; arrived in 1873; died December 24 [1873], of (D.T.'s) epilepsy. [13]

Margaret Drummond, aged 30, native of Ireland; ship and date of arrival unknown; died October 9 [1874], of phthisis. [23]

Mary Drummond, aged 40, native of Scotland; arrived in 1863, by the Golden South; died August 5 [1873], of apoplexy. [9]

Richard Duffy, aged 41 years; native of Ireland; arrived in 1864, in the ship Spunk; died on the 1st April [1874], of erysipelas. [16]

Elizabeth Duncan, aged 34, native of Southampton; arrived in 1863 by the Neleus; died May 23 [1873], of typhoid fever. [6]

John Duncan, aged 53, native of Scotland; arrived in 1874, by the Greta; died July 7 [1874], of cancer of liver. [19]

John Dunn, aged 50, native of Ireland; arrived in 1856, by the Myles Barton; died June 15 [1874], of injuries caused by the kick of a horse. [19]

Thomas Dunn, aged 25 years, native of Ireland; arrived in 1870, in the ship Colonial Empire; died on the 5th April [1874], of typhoid fever. [16]

Elizabeth Dunstan, aged 39, native of Chester; arrived in 1853, by the FitzJames; died August 31 [1874], of cerebral debility. [21]

Robert Durband, aged 33, native of Liverpool; arrived in 1873 by the British Army; died October 24 [1873], of phthisis. [11]

David Durrah, carpenter, aged 48, native of Dublin; arrived in 1854, by the Lightning; died August 27 [1873], of morbus cordis. [9]

Peter Duval, painter, aged 50, a native of Germany; arrived in the FitzJames in 1854; died March 16 [1873], from carcinoma. [4]

Edwin Edwards, aged 17, native of Sunderland; arrived in 1874, by the Sooloo; died July 22 [1874], of phthisis. [20]

Mary Ann Eiles, domestic, aged 40, native of Wiltshire; arrived in 1856, by the Lady McDonald; died June 26 [1873], of phthisis. [7]

John Elias, miner, aged 37, native of North Wales; arrived in 1855, by the Great Britain; died May 13 [1873], of phthisis. [5]

Sarah Ellis, aged 60, native of London; arrived in 1854, by the Ocean Chief; died June 19 [1874], of pneumonia. [19]

Mary Embledon, aged 39 years, native of England; arrived in 1852, in the ship Tippoo Sahib; died on the 17th March [1874], of disease of the heart. [15]

John Emile, aged 30, native of Greece; arrived in 1864, by the Goliath; died November 23 [1874], of phthisis. [24]

Sophia Ernst, aged 65 years, native of Holland; arrived in 1853; died on the 1st of May [1874], of facial erysipelas. [17]

Peter Eustice, aged 38, native of Cornwall; date and ship of arrival unknown; died June 1 [1874], of phthisis. [18]

Annie Evans, domestic, aged 22, native of Adelaide; arrived in the colony in 1860; died March 21 [1873], of phthisis. [4]

John Evans, aged 50, native of Cambridgeshire; ship and date of arrival unknown; died May 25 [1873], of phthisis. [6]

Ann Farrell (or Furnell), aged 45, native of Ireland; arrived in 1854 by ship unknown; died December 22 [1874], of softening of the brain. [25]

George Ferrias, aged 27, native of Scotland; arrived in 1867, ship unknown; died May 27 [1874], of typhoid fever. [18]

Ellen Fitzgerald, domestic, aged 31, native of Ireland; arrived in 1857 by the Morning Light; died January 23 [1873], of phthisis. [2]

John Fitzgerald, aged 43, native of Ireland; arrived in the James Baines in 1857; died on March 13 [1873], from cerebral inflammation. [4]

John Fitzgerald, labourer, aged 26, native of Ireland; arrived in 1873, by the Clara Lind; died June 27 [1873], of phthisis. [7]

John Fitzgerald, aged 39, native of Ireland; arrived in 1866, by the Tornado; died June 2 [1874], of old hernia, intestinal obstruction. [18]

Michael Fitzpatrick, labourer, aged 56, native of Ireland; arrived in 1856 by the James Baines; died February 20 [1873], of phthisis. [3]

Thomas FitzSimons, aged 38, native of Ireland; arrived in 1862, by the Egmont; died August 7 [1874], of phthisis. [21]

Maria Flannagan, aged 68, native of London; arrived in 1840 by the Calcutta; died January 19 [1874], of morbus cordis. [14]

Neil Fletcher, aged 56 years, confectioner, native of Scotland; arrived in 1851 by the Ina; died December 22 [1873], of typhoid fever. [13]

Ann Foley, aged 55, native of Ireland; arrived in 1854 by the Ascendant; died January 31 [1873], of cancer. [3]

Margaret Foley, aged 38 years, native of Ireland; arrived in 1859, in the ship Almord; died on the 20th April [1874], of morbus Brightii. [16]

Ann Foot, aged 72, native of Warwickshire; arrived in 1856 by the Lilias; died November 5 [1873], of paralysis. [12]

William Fox, labourer, aged 29, native of Liverpool; arrived in 1858, by the Donald McKay; died September 8 [1873], of remittent fever. [10]

James Fracknell (actual surname was Fackrell - details provided by his great, great granddaughter,Maureen Robertson, of the Sunshine Coast, Australia, in an e-mail (morob@spiderweb.com.au) dated Tuesday, January 10, 2006), labourer, aged 50, native of London; arrived in 1847 by the Lloyd's; died February 16 [1873], of dysentery. [3]

James Fraser, hawker, aged 70; died June 8 [1873], of congestion of the brain; further particulars unknown. [6]

Mary Fraser, married woman, aged 23, native of Ireland; arrived in 1854, ship unknown; died May 31 [1873], of rupture of stomach, caused by being accidentally knocked down by cab. [6]

Jesse Frith, aged 41, native of Manchester; arrived in 1864, by the Southern Empire; died August 8 [1874], of diabetes. [21]

Ann Furnell, see Ann Farrell.

Charles Gale, aged 21, native of Bristol; arrived in 1872, by the Golden Sea; died July 26 [1874], of phthisis. [20]

Charles Galkin, labourer, aged 36, native of Tipperary; arrived in 1857, ship unknown; died October 19 [1873], of phthisis. [14]

James Gallagher, dealer, aged 70, native of Ireland; arrived in 1868 by the Lord Dalhousie; died September 12 [1873], of gangrene of lung. [10]

Mary Gallagher, aged 54 years; native of Ireland; arrived in 1869, in the ship Lord Dalhousie; died on the 2nd March [1874], of typhoid fever. [15]

Abraham Gardner, aged 53, native of Scotland; arrived in 1848, by the Tasman; died November 6 [1874], of exhaustion and carcinoma of tongue. [24]

Ellen Gardner, aged 52, native of Birmingham; arrived in 1834, ship unknown; died October 31 [1874], of hernia and peritonitis. [23]

William Garland, aged 59, native of Gloucestershire; arrived in 1856, by the Marion; died June 28 [1874], of morbus cordis. [19]

George Gascoyne, labourer, aged 62, native of Ireland; arrived in 1843 by the England; died November 14 [1873], of hydatids of liver. [12]

William Gee, aged 67, native of Scotland; arrived in 1851, by the Red Rover; died July 17 [1874], of chronic alcoholic poisoning. [20]

William George, aged 47, native of Cornwall; arrived in 1855, by the Thetis; died July 11 [1874], of morbus cordis. [20]

Margaret Germany, aged 49, native of Wales; arrived 1854, ship unknown; died October 11 [1874], of carbolic poisoning. [23]

Richard Giles, hawker, aged 27, native of Ireland; arrived in 1868 by the Tornado; died February 3 [1873], of phthisis. [3]

Mary Gilligan, aged 47 years, native of Ireland; arrived in 1854; died on the 3rd of April [1874], of hepatic enlargement and degeneration. [17]

Cornelius Gleeson, stonemason, aged 62, native of Ireland; arrived in 1853, by the Mary Ann Moore; died June 7 [1873], of disease of all the important organs of the body. [6]

John Gleeson, aged 70 years, native of Ireland; arrived in 1851, in the ship Marchioness of Bute; died on the 13th of May [1874], of white softening of the brain. [17]

Mortimer Glynn, aged 30, native of Ireland; arrived in 1854 by the Bloomer; died May 30 [1874] of phthisis. [18]

Samuel Goodall, carpenter, aged 42, native of Sheffield; arrived in 1852 by the Tantivie; died January 8 [1873], of carcinoma. [2]

William Goodall, aged 50, labourer, native of Yorkshire; arrived in 1852; died December 10 [1873], of schirrhus. [13]

Robert Goodman, aged 70, native of Devonshire; arrived in 1844 by the Sea Queen; died December 1 [1874], of compound comminuted fracture of the left arm. [25]

Richard Gordon, aged 29 years, native of Ireland; arrived in 1868, in the ship Globe; died on the 22nd of April [1874], of abscess of the liver and lungs. [17]

Manuel Gornez, aged 30, native of Cape de Verde Islands; arrived in 1874 by the Sam Mendell; died December 9 [1874], of aneurism of aorta. [25]

Eliza Grattidge, seamstress, aged 50, native of Staffordshire; arrived in 1852 by the Plantagenet; died December 25 [1872], of phthisis. [1]

William Gray, cook, aged 50, native of Africa; arrived in the Elizabeth in 1853; died March 15 [1873], from cirrhosis of the liver. [4]

Charles Green, baker, aged 18, native of London; arrived in 1871, by the Star of Peace; died August 14 [1873], of phthisis. [9]

Abraham Gregory, aged 54, native of Hertfordshire; arrived in 1857, by the Lady Appleton; died June 29 [1874], of serous effusion on the brain. [19]

William Grey, aged 34, native of Scotland; arrived in 1874, by the Middlesex; died August 1 [1874], of peritonitis. [20]

Bridget Griffin, aged 40 years, native of Ireland; arrived in 1866, in the ship Royal Albert; died on the 23rd of April [1874], of typhoid fever. [17]

Thomas Griffiths, aged 52 years, native of Hertfordshire; arrived in 1848, in the ship Alberton; died on the 26th April [1874], of pleurisy. [16]

Ann Grindell, aged 38, native of Cumberland; arrived in 1865, by the Netherby; died June 15 [1874], of rheumatism and debility. [19]

Thomas Gubbins, aged 27, native of Ireland; arrived in 1865, by the Eliza Nicholson; died July 30 [1874], of phthisis. [20]

Thomas Gunner, oyster dealer, aged 66, a native of Surrey; arrived in the Lord Auckland in 1852; died on March 20 [1873], from icterus. [4]

Jane Haggerty, aged 64, a native of Ireland; arrived in the Earl Grey in 1862; died on March 15 [1873], from cirrhosis of the liver. [4]

John Haggerty, aged 28, native of Ireland; arrived in 1863, by the Morning Light; died August 29 [1874], of pneumonia. [21]

Patrick Hamilton, labourer, aged 32, native of Ireland; arrived in 1854, by the Sam Cairns; died August 31 [1873], of phthisis. [9]

Robert Hamilton, aged 53, native of Glasgow; arrived in 1874, by the Lord Peters; died October 5 [1874], if carbolic acid poisoning. [24]

Mary Hammiel, seamstress, aged 71, native of Glasgow; arrived in 1855 by the Tornado; died November 22 [1873], of heart disease. [12]

William Hammond, journalist, aged 59, native of Kent; arrived in 1842 by the Lightning; died December 12 [1872], of phthisis. [1]

Edward Hancock, aged 58, coal miner, native of Staffordshire; arrived in 1850 by the Tortoise; died December 16 [1873], of cancer of stomach. [13]

Charles Hansten, 35, painter, native of Sweden; arrived in 1868; died December 16 [1873], of injury to spine. [13]

John Hardidge, aged 44, native of Somersetshire; arrived in 1857 by the Sabrina; died December 6 [1874], of fracture of the spine. [25]

Eliza Harding, seamstress, aged 44, native of Hampshire; arrived in 1861 by the Kent; died July 23 [1873], of phthisis. [8]

Elizabeth Harris, married woman, aged 41, native of Dorsetshire; arrived in 1852 by the Thomas Attwood; died May 14 [1873], of phthisis. [5]

Henry Hart, aged 52, native of London; arrived in 1854 by the Moss Fort; died November 11 [1873], of pneumonia. [12]

Mary Hartnett, aged 33, native of Ireland; arrived in 1864, ship unknown; died September 3 [1873], of disease of the kidneys. [9]

Kate Harwood, aged 42, native of London; arrived in 1859, by the Coldstream; died September 21 [1874], of diabetes. [22]

Thomas Hasluck, aged 55, native of Birmingham; arrived in 1854, ship unknown; died November 19 [1874], of pleuro-pneumonia. [24]

John Hawkes, aged 44, native of Hampton Court; arrived in 1860, by the City of Bristol; died November 18 [1874], of phthisis. [24]

John Haworth, aged 45 years, native of Lancashire; arrived in 1853; died on the 20th of April [1874], of apoplexy. [17]

Frederick Hayden, aged 46, native of Cambridge; arrived in 1854, by the Shand; died October 19 [1874], of phthisis. [23]

John Hayer, seaman, aged 24, native of Denmark; arrived in 1873 by the Lilian Long; died January 19 [1874], of phthisis. [14]

Garrett Hayes, aged 43, native of Ireland; arrived in 1857, ship unknown; died January 2 [1874], of typhoid fever. [14]

Benjamin Hayward, aged 55, tailor, native of Gloucestershire; arrived in 1858 by the Royal Saxon; died December 26 [1873], of D.T.'s (alcoholic poisoning). [13]

Isaac Hayward, aged 72 years, native of Manchester; arrived in 1855; died on the 15th of April [1874]. [17]

Joseph Hayward, aged 56, native of Gloucestershire; arrived in 1844, by the Andrew Mack; died August 23 [1874], of phthisis. [21]

John Healey, groom, aged 32, native of Ireland; arrived in 1861 by the Isle of May; died May 11 [1873], of broncho-pneumonia. [5]

Thomas Healing, labourer, aged 54, native of Ireland; arrived in 1854 by the Two Sisters; died November 20 [1873], of morbus cordis. [12]

Goodwin Heath, tailor, aged 27, native of London; arrived in 1871 by the Suffolk; died July 26 [1873], of phthisis. [8]

Michael Heeney, aged 26, native of Ireland; arrived in 1865 by the Golden Empire; died December 1 [1874], of fracture of the neck. [25]

Mary Ann Helensworth, aged 24, native of Oxfordshire; arrived in 1851, by the Caliope; died July 5 [1874], of abscess of liver. [19]

Archibald Henderson, aged 72, particulars unknown; died on March 18 [1873], from apoplexy. [4]

William Henderson, labourer, aged 45, native of Scotland; arrived in 1832 by the New Orleans; died November 19 [1873], of pleurisy. [12]

Thomas Hendy, seaman, aged 30, native of Scotland; arrived in the Loch Katrine in 1873; died on March 10 [1873], from phthisis. [4]

Thomas Hibberd, aged 32, native of Berkshire; arrived in 1864, by the Swiftsure; died August 30 [1874], of laryngitis and pericarditis. [21]

Daniel Hickey, aged 56, native of Bristol; arrived in 1839, by the Lady Nugent; died August 28 [1874], of pneumonia. [21]

Margaret Hickey, dressmaker, aged 66, native of Ireland; arrived by the White Star, date unknown; died May 9 [1873], of cancer. [5]

John Hill, labourer, aged 60, native of Bristol; ship and date of arrival unknown; died July 15 [1873], of apoplexy. [8]

Catharine Hirst, aged 28, native of London; further particulars unknown; died Feb. 6 [1873], of alcoholism. [3]

Catharine Hishon, aged 47, native of Ireland; arrived in 1856 by the Sarah; died September 25 [1873], of febrile debility. [10]

Rose Hoban, aged 32, native of Ireland, ship and date of arrival unknown; died October 11 [1874], of burns. [23]

John Hogan, aged 50, native of the United States of America; arrived in 1854 by the Tartar; died June 4 [1874] of pneumonia. [18]

Jane Holden, aged 65, native of Ireland; arrived in 1842, ship unknown; died December 13 [1872], of bronchitis. [1]

Henry Hore, aged 60, native of London; arrived in 1852, by the Tory; died July 28 [1874], of senility and ulcer of the legs. [20]

Mary Horgan, aged 40, seamstress, native of Ireland; arrived in 1843; died December 7 [1873], of typhoid fever. [13]

Charles John Horlock, draper, aged 22, native of Berkshire; arrived 1869 by the Great Britain; died January 4 [1873], of phthisis. [2]

Jeremiah Horrigan, miner, aged 33, native of Ireland; arrived in 1859 by the White Star; died July 21 [1873], of phthisis. [8]

James Howard, aged 56, native of London; arrived in 1854, by the Donald McKay; died July 3 [1874], of diarrhoea. [20]

Gilmore Henry Howe, aged 32 years, native of Ireland; arrived in 1872 by the Douglas; died July 30 [1873], of croup. [8]

Denis Hughes, labourer, aged 60, native of Ireland; arrived in 1849, ship unknown; died June 23 [1873], of subacute gastritis and exhaustion. [7]

John Hughes, gatekeeper, aged 46, native of Dublin; arrived in 1851 by the Reliance; died May 9 [1873], of phthisis. [5]

Mary Hughes, aged 30, native of Ireland; arrived in 1860, by the Merlin; died June 22 [1874], of accidental scalds. [19]

William Hughes, seaman, aged 24, native of Wales; arrived in 1869 by the Ulcoats; died February 16 [1873], of phthisis. [3]

Alexander Hume, slater, aged 45, native of Scotland; arrived in 1861, ship unknown; died August 9 [1873], of morbus Brightii. [9]

Matthew Huns, aged 48, native of Norfolk; arrived in 1873, ship unknown; died July 20 [1874], of cerebral disease. [20]

John Hunt, labourer, aged 39, native of Hampshire; arrived in 1850, by the Thomas Fielding; died February 8 [1873], of morbus cordis. [3]

Hup Sing, hawker, aged 40, native of Hong Kong; arrived in 1866, ship unknown; died October 12 [1873], of phthisis. [11]

James Hurdle, currier, aged 45, native of Devonshire; arrived in 1855, by the Storm Cloud; died August 31 [1873], of albumenuria. [9]

Mary Hutchins, aged 49, native of Middlesex, arrived in 1859 by the Macedon; died January 21 [1874], of morbus Brightii. [14]

Frederick Hyde, clerk, aged 21, native of Birmingham; arrived in 1853 by the Roxburgh Castle; died December 13 [1872], of concussion of brain, caused by accidental fall at a gymnasium. [1]

Jane Hynes, aged 50, native of Scotland; arrived in 1858 by the Salem; died January 6 [1874], of typhoid fever. [14]

Charles Ingle, aged 20, native of Yorkshire; arrived in 1874 by the Breslau; died June 3 [1874] of intermittent fever. [18]

Henry Irson, aged 38 years; native of England; arrived in 1861, in the ship John and Lucy; died on the 27th February [1874], of phthisis. [15]

Joseph Isaac, aged 52, native of France; arrived in 1874, by the Charles Manreau; died October 2 [1874], of aneurism. [22]

Ann Isaacs, aged 47, native of Scotland, arrived in 1871, by the Tory; died February 9 [1873], of exhaustion from drink and poisoning by laudanum. [3]

William Ivemey, compositor, aged 43, native of London; arrived in 1851, by the Dalhousie; died June 1 [1873], of morbus cordis. [6]

Esther Jackson, aged 49, native of Lancashire; arrived in 1852, ship unknown; died July 17 [1873], of poisoning (suicide, temporary insanity). [8]

William Jackson, aged 43, native of Chelsea; arrived in 1854, by the Alberton; died November 4 [1874], of phthisis. [24]

Elizabeth James, aged 42, native of Scotland; arrived in 1848 by the Prince of Seas; died January 2 [1874], of phthisis. [14]

Eliza Jamieson, aged 58 years, native of Yarmouth; arrived in 1838; died on the 10th April [1874], of phthisis. [16]

John Jean, aged 26, cook, native of Ireland; arrived in 1870 by the Samuel; died December 20 [1873], of phthisis. [13]

Charles Jeffrey, butcher, aged 41, native of Cambridgeshire; arrived in 1854 by the Great Britain; died October 30 [1873], of phthisis. [11]

Solomon Jenkins, miner, aged 30, native of Cornwall; arrived in 1871, by the Somersetshire; died August 14 [1873], of phthisis. [9]

William Jenkins, seaman, aged 42, native of Pembrokeshire; arrived in 1851 by the Arabian; died November 1 [1873], of pneumonia. [11]

Peter Johansen, aged 27, native of Denmark; arrived in 1872, by the Jerylland; died September 19 [1874], of stabs in the abdomen. [22]

Charles Johnson, aged 39, native of Sweden; arrived in 1862, by the Pride; died December 10 [1874], of morbus cordis and general dropsy. [25]

Helena Johnson, aged 37, native of London; arrived in 1853 by the Duchess of Northumberland; died October 1 [1873], of cirrhosis of liver. [10]

John Johnson, aged 37, native of Sweden; arrived in 1874, by the Carl Vale; died November 30 [1874], of phthisis. [25]

Joseph Johnson, aged 60, native of Staffordshire; arrived in 1857 by the Aurora; died November 9 [1873], of erysipelas and bronchitis. [12]

Peter Johnson, aged 51, native of Sweden; arrived in 1868, ship unknown; died July 29 [1874], of phthisis. [19]

Robert Johnson, upholsterer, aged 60, native of London; arrived in 1853 by the Victoria; died October 5 [1873], of phthisis. [11]

Thomas Johnson, aged 70, native of Manchester; arrived in 1852, ship unknown; died May 26 [1874] of pleurisy. [18]

William Johnson, aged 53, native of Lincolnshire; arrived in 1870 by the Herefordshire; died May 28 [1874] of cancer of the liver. [18]

Elizabeth Johnston, aged 31, native of Ireland; arrived in 1864 by the Blue Jacket; died December 5 [1872], of phthisis. [1]

Margaret Johnston, aged 21, native of Blackheath; arrived in 1853, ship unknown; died January 6 [1874], of peritonitis. [14]

Eliza Jones, aged 20, native of London, arrived in 1869, ship unknown; died June 15 [1874], of epilepsy. [19]

Francis Jones, waiter, aged 32, native of Spain; arrived in 1862, ship unknown; died October 22 [1873], of poisoning. [11]

John Jones, aged 27 years, native of Wales; arrived in 1874, in the ship Patterdale; died on the 18th March [1874], of phthisis. [15]

Thomas Jones, aged 47 years, native of England; arrived in 1863, ship unknown; died on the 13th March [1874], of morbus cordis. [15]

Mora Kane, aged 28 years, native of Italy; arrived in 1869, in the ship Tamerang; died on the 5th March [1874], of phthisis. [15]

Maria Kaufman, aged 40, native of Ireland; arrived in 1855, ship unknown; died May 26 [1874] of hemiplegia. [18]

John Keating, shipwright, aged 60, native of Liverpool; arrived in 1859 by the Queen of England; died October 12 [1873], of pericarditis. [11]

John Keating, seaman, aged 66, native of Newfoundland; arrived in 1853, ship unknown; died October 14 [1873], of delirium tremens. [11]

Michael Keenan, aged 45, native of Ireland; arrived in 1873, ship unknown; died May 9 [1874], of pneumonia. [17]

Ellen Keiser, aged 36 years, native of Scotland; arrived in 1862, in the ship Leighton; died on the 8th of May [1874], of morbus Brightii. [17]

Margaret Keleher, aged 30; arrived in 1859, by the Art Union; died November 25 [1874], of disease of the brain. [24]

Eliza Kelly, aged 48 years, native of Cambridge; arrived in 1858, in the ship King of Algiers; died on the 29th March [1874], of starvation and diarrhoea. [16]

James Kelly, draper, aged 33, native of Ireland; arrived in 1856, by the Ocean Chief; died June 28 [1873], of phthisis. [7]

Morris Kelly, aged 60, native of Ireland; arrived in 1854 by the Western Bride; died September 12 [1874], of bronchitis and phthisis. [22]

Jeremiah Kenna, labourer, aged 45, native of Ireland; arrived in 1867, by the Investigator; died July 10 [1873], of pleurisy. [7]

John Kennedy, steward, aged 72, native of London; arrived in 1852, by the Convent; died April 27 [1873], of pneumonia. [5]

James Kenny, carter, aged 40, native of Ireland; arrived in 1857, ship unknown; died April 24 [1873], of congestion of the brain. [5]

Ann Kermode, aged 35 years, native of England; arrived in 1864, in the ship Morning Light; died on the 27th February [1874], of typhoid fever. [15]

Watkin Kerswell, aged 62 years, native of Devonport; arrived in 1872, in the ship Racer; died on the 15th April [1874], of spasmodic asthma. [16]

John Kessett, aged 19 years, native of England; arrived in 1873, in the ship Anglesey; died on the 27th February [1874], of phthisis. [15]

John Killian, labourer, aged 32, native of Scotland; arrived in 1868 by the Morning Light; died December 26 [1872], of phthisis. [1]

Eliza Kingston, aged 35, further particulars unknown; died June 19 [1874], of paralysis and debility. [19]

Henry Kinley, aged 40 years, native of London; arrived in 1856, in the ship Anglo-Saxon; died on the 24th March [1874], of typhoid fever. [16]

Patrick Kinnan, aged 69, native of Ireland; arrived in 1853 by the Red Jacket; died June 4 [1874] of stricture and exhaustion. [18]

Joseph Kirby, aged 50, further particulars unknown; died August 16 [1873], of apoplexy. [9]

William Kirby, aged 38 years, native of England; arrived in 1874, in the ship Don Diego; died 2nd March [1874], of morbus cordis. [15]

Adolph Knapp, aged 55, native of Belgium, arrived in 1870, by the Agra; died May 14 [1874], of typhoid fever. [17]

Helena Knight, aged 38, native of Liverpool; arrived in 1857, by the Atalanta; died September 29 [1874], of broncho-pneumonia. [22]

Catherine Knowles, aged 42, native of Dublin; arrived in 1864 by the Southern Cross; died December 7 [1873], of phthisis. [13]

Elizabeth Knowles, machinist, aged 20, native of Liverpool; arrived in 1857, by the Hibernia; died April 28 [1873], of phthisis. [5]

Isabella Knox, aged 32, native of Scotland; arrived in 1862, by the Ivanhoe; died August 13 [1874], of phthisis. [21]

George Krause, aged 41, native of Germany; arrived in 1874, ship unknown; died October 18 [1874], of apoplexy. [23]

Matthew Lacey, aged 35, native of Ireland; arrived in 1854, by the Fairlee; died July 2 [1874], of phthisis. [19]

William Lacey, aged 68, native of Ireland; arrived in 1852 by the British Queen; died January 24 [1874], of phthisis. [14]

Mary Ann Lamb, aged 32, native of Ireland; arrived in 1851, ship unknown; died May 7 [1874], of phthisis. [17]

Ann Lang, aged 34, a native of Dublin; arrived in the colony in 1854; died on March 7 [1873], from apoplexy. [4]

William Lark, painter, aged 55, native of Lincolnshire; arrived in 1855, ship unknown; died December 14 [1872], of apoplexy. [1]

Patrick Larkin, labourer, aged 50, native of Ireland; arrived in 1853 by the Australia; died September 8 [1873], of delirium tremens. [10]

Henry Leach, aged 34, native of Germany; died January 4 [1874], of morbus cordis. [14]

Thomas Leahy, aged 40 years, native of Ireland; arrived in 1849, in the ship Eastern City; died on the 6th April [1874], of typhoid fever. [16]

Margaret Leal, married woman, aged 55, native of Scotland; arrived in 1850 by the Aurora; died December 22 [1872], of phthisis. [1]

John Lee, sawyer, aged 43, native of Kent; arrived in 1852 by the Portland; died January 10 [1873], of morbus cordis. [2]

Thomas Leigh, miner, aged 44, native of Manchester; arrived in 1855, by the Frederick; died July 2 [1873], of phthisis. [7]

Samuel Lermer, wheelwright, aged 30, native of Ireland; arrived in 1864 by the Lightning; died January 24 [1873], of accidental injury to back. [2]

Joseph Lewis, painter, aged 42, native of London; arrived in 1860, by the Monarch; died July 30 [1873], of morbus cordis. [8]

Mary Ann Lewis, aged 21; particulars unknown; died August 4 [1874], of morbus cordis. [20]

Mary Linn, aged 52, native of Cheshire; arrived in 1859, by the Tyrone; died December 22 [1874], of phthisis. [25]

Samuel Linnett, labourer, aged 55, native of London; arrived in 1844 by the Marion; died November 27 [1873], of ascites. [12]

Nathan Little, aged 26, native of Essex; arrived in 1874, by the Derbyshire; died December 12 [1874], of typhoid fever. [25]

James Lucas, aged 80, native of Kent (Waterloo veteran); arrived in 1859, ship unknown; died June 11 [1874] of self-inflicted cut on throat. [18]

Catherine Ludlow, seamstress, aged 38, native of Colchester; arrived in 1860, by the Sussex; died July 3 [1873], of phthisis and morbus Brightii. [7]

David Lunena, aged 47, native of Scotland; arrived in 1854, by the Eagle; died June 25 [1874], of sanguineous apoplexy. [19]

Alicia Lynch, domestic, aged 28, native of Ireland; arrived in 1857, by the Ballarat; died July 29 [1873], of phthisis. [7]

John Lynch, jeweller, aged 35, native of London; arrived in 1850, ship unknown; died September 20 [1873], of pleuro-pneumonia. [10]

Henry Mace, aged 33, native of Warwickshire; arrived in 1866 by the Egmont; died July 11 [1874], of phthisis. [19]

Peter Mack, aged 40, native of Greece; arrived in 1858, ship unknown; died June 7 [1874], of haemophysis and hemiplegia. [18]

William Mackay, aged 44, native of Scotland; arrived in 1857, by the William Stevenson; died October 6 [1874], of morbus Brightii. [23]

Joseph Maedent, carpenter, aged 54 years, native of Sweden; arrived in 1857, ship unknown; died December 17 [1872], of phthisis. [1]

Michael Magner, aged 34, native of Ireland; arrived in 1863, by the Ocean Empress; died August 6 [1874], of phthisis. [20]

Henry Maher, aged 47, native of Germany; further particulars unknown; died August 20 [1874], of pneumonia. [21]

Thomas Maher, labourer, aged 56, native of Ireland, arrived in 1855, by the Parsee; died August 3 [1873], of stricture of oesophagus. [8]

Thomas Mahony, aged 28, native of Ireland; ship and date of arrival unknown; died October 27 [1874], of epilepsy and congestion of brain. [23]

James Maloney, labourer, aged 60, native of Ireland; arrived in 1865, by the Western Ocean; died October 30 [1873], of senility and debility. [11]

Mary Maloney, aged 23, native of Ireland; arrived in 1866, by the Sir Robert Sale; died May 8 [1874], of phthisis. [17]

George Mancey, baker, aged 41, native of Berkshire; arrived in 1853, by the James Curson; died June 1 [1873], of exhaustion from syphilis. [6]

Andrew Mangan, labourer, aged 73, native of Ireland; arrived in 1853, by the Mindora; died August 12 [1873], of carcinoma of stomach. [9]

John William Mann, aged 14, native of Derbyshire; arrived in 1862, by the Great Britain; died December 21 [1872], of concussion of the brain, caused by accidental fall from a horse. [1]

Sarah Mannix, aged 46, native of Yorkshire; arrived in 1854 by the Duchess of Northumberland; died July 8 [1874] of peritonitis. [19]

John Markham, labourer, aged 39, native of Ireland; arrived in 1859, by the Morning Light; died June 7 [1873], of peritonitis. [6]

Jane Marsden, aged 25, native of Ireland; arrived in 1865, by the White Star; died August 30 [1874], of phthisis. [21]

Louisa Marshall, aged 38, native of Kent; arrived in 1853; died December 17 [1873], of phthisis. [13]

William G. Martin, aged 49, native of Suffolk; arrived in 1852, by the Windsor; died September 28 [1874], of alcoholism and erysipelas of leg. [22]

John Stacey Mason, warehouseman, aged 29, native of Sheffield; arrived in 1871, by the Antiope; died April 23 [1873], of phthisis. [5]

Charles Massey, aged 45, native of Salisbury; arrived in 1855, by the Eldorado; died December 1 [1874], of morbus Brightii. [25]

Alexander Matheson, aged 40, native of Scotland; arrived in 1863, by the Donald McKay; died November 1 [1874], of phthisis. [23]

William Matthews, coachmaker, aged 21, native of Jersey; arrived in 1869, by the Merry Monarch; died December 7 [1872], of morbus cerebri. [1]

James Maule, aged 82, native of Scotland; arrived in 1872, ship unknown; died June 16 [1874] of apoplexy and debility. [19]

Samuel McAuley, labourer, aged 75, native of Ireland; arrived in 1853, by the Golden Era; died July 21 [1873], of exhaustion from disease. [8]

Patrick McCabe, labourer, aged 31, native of Ireland; arrived in 1862 by the Boanerges; died February 8 [1873], of morbus cordis. [3]

Thomas McCafrey, carpenter, aged 60, native of Ireland; arrived in 1853, by the Bride; died July 13 [1873], of peritonitis. [8]

Daniel McCarthy, labourer, aged 56, native of Cork; arrived in 1852, by the Waterloo; died May 27 [1873], of gangrene of the lungs. [6]

James McCarthy, labourer, aged 30, native of Ireland; arrived in 1870 by the Ethiopian; died November 13 [1873], of phthisis. [12]

Louis McCarthy, aged 53; native of Ireland; arrived in 1849, ship unknown; died July 15 [1874], of morbus cordis. [20]

Michael McCarthy, labourer, aged 26, native of Ireland; arrived in 1865 by the Tornado; died January 17 [1873], of encephalitis. [2]

Henry McCartney, aged 28 years, native of East Indies; arrived in 1861, died on the 4th of April [1874], of phthisis. [16]

Martin McClive, engineer, aged 67, native of Glasgow; arrived in 1859, ship unknown; died February 8 [1873], of fractured skull. [3]

Thomas McCormack, bricklayer, aged 36, native of Warwickshire; arrived in 1867, by the Atalanta; died July 31 [1873], of exhaustion, from erysipelas. [8]

William McCowan, farmer, aged 55, native of Scotland; arrived in 1853, by the Waverley; died October 2 [1873], of phthisis. [10]

Duncan McCrea, aged 35, native of Scotland; arrived in 1854, by the James Furnie; died April 19 [1874], of internal injury, caused by blasting powder. [17]

Duncan McDiarmid, aged 50, native of Scotland; arrived in 1864, by the Shalimar; died August 5 [1874], of apoplexy. [20]

Donald McDonald, aged 32, native of Scotland; arrived in 1861 by the Great Britain; died June 23 [1874] of phthisis. [19]

Duncan McDonald, labourer, aged 75, native of Scotland; arrived in 1839 by the British Kings; died May 20 [1873], of congestion of the liver. [6]

Duncan McDonald, aged 27, native of Glasgow; arrived in 1866, by the Great Britain; died October 26 [1874], of phthisis. [23]

George McDonald, aged 55, native of Ireland; arrived in 1855, by the Calcutta; died July 31 [1874], of alcoholism and pneumonia. [20]

Margaret McDonald, aged 70, native of Ireland; arrived in 1852, ship unknown; died January 6 [1873], of diarrhoea. [2]

James McFarlane, tailor, aged 47, native of Scotland; arrived in 1858 by the Sea King; died November 6 [1873], of hemiplegia. [12]

Edward McGrath, aged 56, native of Ireland; arrived in 1841, by the Diamond; died May 9 [1874], of urismia. [17]

Hugh McGrath, quarryman, aged 37, native of Ireland; arrived in 1854, by the Donald McKay; died September 23 [1873], of inflammation of the lungs. [10]

George B. McGuckin, pastrycook, aged 27, native of Liverpool; arrived in 1862 by the Great Victoria; died June 11 [1873], of phthisis. [6]

Matilda McGuire, aged 48, native of Scotland; arrived in 1857, by the Boomerang; died October 28 [1874], of broncho-pneumonia and morbus Brightii. [23]

David McIntosh, aged 68, native of Scotland; ship and date of arrival unknown; died October 2 [1873], of internal injuries accidentally received. [10]

James McIntosh, farmer, aged 27, native of Scotland; arrived in 1872 by the Baroda; died January 8 [1873], of phthisis. [2]

John McKay, gardener, aged 50, native of Scotland; arrived in 1852, by the Steboneath; died May 12 [1873], of hydatids in liver. [5]

Catherine McKenzie, aged 38, native of Ireland; arrived in 1852, by the Bermondsey; died October 6 [1874], of peritonitis. [23]

Robert McKenzie, seaman, aged 20, native of Scotland; arrived in 1873, by the Ben Nevis; died July 4 [1873], of abcess and pyoemia. [7]

William McKiddie, platelayer, aged 36, native of Scotland; arrived in 1860 by the Herald of the Morning; died January 11 [1873], of accidental injuries to the skull. [2]

Cornelius McLaughlan, aged 25, native of Scotland; arrived in 1869, by the Glen Muck; died July 27 [1874], of pleuro-pneumonia. [20]

Harriet McLaughlan, aged 32, native of Dublin; arrived in 1853 by Marco Polo; died December 9 [1873], of typhoid fever. [13]

Robert McLelland, aged 32, native of Ireland; arrived in 1862, ship unknown; died August 25 [1874], of softening of spinal cord. [21]

Mary McMahon, aged 68, native of Ireland; arrived in 1854, by the Birmingham; died November 2 [1874], of senility and debility. [23]

Patrick McNamara, labourer, aged 40, native of Ireland; arrived in 1867, by the Royal Saxon; died July 2 [1873], of fracture of skull. [7]

James McNulty, painter, native of Yorkshire; arrived in 1856, ship unknown; died February 4 [1873], of fracture of the skull. [3]

John McQueen, aged 61, native of Scotland; arrived in 1854, by the Queen of the Seas; died November 19 [1874], of pleuro-pneumonia. [24]

David McWilliams, aged 42, native of Scotland; arrived in 1853, by the Melbourne; died November 12 [1874], of exhaustion from sloughing. [24]

Murdock McPhee, aged 30, native of Scotland; arrived in 1850, by the Europa; died September 9 [1874], of morbus Brightii. [22]

Blessing Meade, domestic, aged 60, native of Ireland; arrived in 1854, ship unknown, died January 11 [1873], of morbus cordis. [2]

John Meers, labourer, aged 48, native of Somersetshire; arrived in the colony in 1868; died on March 14 [1873], from aneurism. [4]

George Melcher, aged 43 years, native of Huntingdonshire; arrived in 1857, in the ship David Fleming; died on April 1 [1874], of fracture of the spine. [16]

Anne Merrick, married woman, aged 30, native of Scotland; arrived in 1850, by the Allwell; died April 27 [1873], of abscess of liver. [5]

Charles Milbourne, groom, aged 32, native of Cumberland; arrived in 1872, by the Royal Adelaide; died July 17 [1873], of phthisis. [8]

William Milburn, aged 54, native of Cumberland; arrived in 1850; died on April 7 [1874], of typhoid fever. [16]

Catherine Miller, aged 27 years, native of England; arrived in 1872, in the ship Queen of Nations; died on the 21st March [1874], of phthisis. [16]

Margaret Miller, aged 58, native of Scotland; arrived in 1861, by the Atalanta; died October 15 [1873], of morbus Brightii. [11]

William Miller, aged 50, native of Ireland; arrived in 1846, by the John Woodall; died April 19 [1874], of morbus Brightii. [17]

Mary Milner, aged 50, particulars unknown; died January 29 [1873], of chronic alcoholism. [3]

Patrick Minihan, labourer, aged 61, native of Ireland; arrived in 1840, by the Middlesex; died October 20 [1873], of phthisis. [11]

Bridget Mitchell, aged 34, native of Ireland; arrived in 1864, ship unknown; died September 2 [1873], of morbus Brightii. [10]

Francis Mitchell, shoeblack, aged 55, native of Scotland; arrived in 1853, ship unknown; died September 15 [1873], of pneumonia. [10]

Richard Mitchell, master mariner, aged 56, native of London; arrived in 1873, by the Dunmore; died October 13 [1873], of pleurisy. [11]

Young Moon, aged 51, native of Hong Kong; arrived in 1870, ship unknown; died October 4 [1874], of fatty degeneration of liver and ascites. [23]

Anne Moore, native of Ireland; arrived in 1856, ship unknown; died June 17 [1874] of pneumonia. [19]

Henry Moore, sawyer, aged 36, native of Wiltshire; arrived in 1865, by the Sultana; died October 16 [1873], of typhoid fever. [11]

Julia Moran, aged 39, native of Ireland; arrived in 1852 by the Prince Arthur; died February 7 [1873], of dysentery. [3]

Thomas Morley, aged 42, native of Ireland; arrived in 1863, by the Mary Carson; died April 25 [1874], of concussion and inflammation of the brain. [17]

Edward Morris, labourer, aged 31, native of Plymouth; arrived in 1862, by the Maori; died June 8 [1873], of phthisis. [6]

John Morris, lumper, aged 46, native of London; arrived in 1847, ship unknown; died December 20 [1872], of morbus cerebri. [1]

John Morris, aged 54, native of London; arrived in 1855, by the Sea King; died May 24 [1874] of typhoid fever. [18]

Thomas Morris, aged 60, native of Dublin; arrived in 1854, ship unknown; died July 6 [1874], of morbus cordis. [19]

William Morris, aged 21, native of Wales; arrived in 1873, by the Prince Oscar; died April 20 [1874], of phthisis. [17]

William Mortimer, aged 52, native of Norwich; arrived in 1871, by the Samarang; died June 29 [1874] of malignant disease of stomach. [19]

Jessie Morton, domestic, aged 31, native of Scotland; arrived in 1866, by the Red Rover; died July 7 [1873], of phthisis. [7]

Maria Moyne, aged 53, native of London; arrived by the Gipsy Bride, date unknown; died August 16 [1874], of congestive apoplexy. [21]

------ Mulbreny, aged 40, native of Ireland; arrived in 1860 by the Ocean Home; died June 26 [1874] of pleurisy. [19]

Mary Mulholland, aged 60, native of Ireland; arrived in 1865, by the Saldana; died November 14 [1874], of erysipelas and exhaustion. [24]

Jane Mullens, aged 76, native of Ireland; arrived in 1843, ship unknown; died September 9 [1873], of pneumonia. [10]

Margaret Murphy, domestic, aged 30, native of Ireland; arrived in 1859 by the Rodney; died February 13 [1873], of phthisis. [3]

Mary Murphy, domestic, aged 28, native of Ireland; arrived in 1864 by the Anne Wilson; died November 3 [1872], of phthisis. [3]

James Murray, labourer, aged 36, native of Liverpool; arrived in 1864, ship unknown; died August 28 [1873], of burns. [9]

John Murray, labourer, aged 38, native of Ireland; arrived in 1858, by the Black Eagle; died September 25 [1873], of phthisis. [10]

Mary Murray, aged 48, native of Ireland; ship and date of arrival unknown; died November 1 [1873], of phthisis. [11]

Samuel Myers, aged 48, native of Yorkshire; arrived in 1852, by the Earl Grey; died October 27 [1874], of pleuro-pneumonia. [23]

Honora Neeson, aged 34, native of Ireland; arrived by the Hotspur, date unknown; died October 15 [1874], of peritonitis. [23]

John Nelson, carter, aged 43, native of Sweden; arrived in 1849, ship unknown; died October 20 [1873], of aneurism of aorta. [11]

William Nelson, aged 63 years, native of Scotland; arrived in 1853, in the ship Prince of Wales; died on April 2 [1874], of pleurisy. [16]

Charles Nevinson, aged 27, native of Lincolnshire; arrived in 1874, by the Renown; died November 15 [1874], of uremia, & c. [24]

Philip Newman, aged 65, native of London; arrived in 1834, by the Endorno; died May 25 [1874], of epithelionia and exhaustion. [18]

Mary A. Newton, aged 48, native of Berkshire; arrived in 1852, by the Great Britain; died September 14 [1874], of morbus Brightii and pneumonia. [22]

Jean Neyer, drawing master, aged 44, native of Austria; ship and date of arrival unknown; died February 18 [1873], of stricture of the urethra. [3]

Margaret Nolan, aged 17, native of Ireland; arrived in 1873, by the Somersetshire; died July 27 [1874], of typhoid fever. [20]

Magnus Norlander, seaman, aged 23, native of Sweden; arrived in 1873 by the Atlantic; died June 27 [1873], of phthisis. [7]

Richard Noye, miner, aged 24, native of Cornwall; arrived in 1873, ship unknown; died June 22 [1873], of typhoid fever. [7]

Luke Nugent, aged 30, native of Ireland; arrived in 1862, by the Ann Wilson; died August 8 [1874], of alcoholism and phthisis. [21]

Eugene O'Conlan, aged 54, native of Dublin; arrived in 1839, by the Westminster; died June 6 [1874], of phthisis. [18]

---- O'Connor, aged 32, native of Ireland; arrived in 1873, by the Lancashire Witch; died October 16 [1874], of phthisis. [23]

Barnard O'Dea, aged 34 years, native of Ireland; arrived in 1863, in the ship Greyhound; died on April 14 [1874], of fracture of left leg. [16]

Thomas O'Dwyer, aged 77, native of Ireland; arrived in 1851, by the Kate McWeeney; died November 8 [1874], of disease of gall bladder, & c. [24]

Sarah O'Grady, aged 40, native of Ireland; arrived in 1839, by the Liverpool Susan; died September 3 [1873], of phthisis. [9]

Patrick O'Leary, bootmaker, aged 51, native of Ireland; arrived in 1840 by the Orient; died January 3 [1874], of pneumonia. [14]

Kate O'Loughlan, aged 35, native of Ireland; arrived in 1859, by the South Carolina; died September 25 [1874], of phthisis. [22]

Thomas O'Meara, aged 29, native of Ireland; arrived in 1854, by the Mindora; died October 31 [1874], of pneumonia. [23]

Charles O'Neil, miner, aged 28, native of Ireland; arrived in 1861 by the City of Melbourne; died July 24 [1873], of hydatid of spine. [8]

John O'Neil, labourer, aged 40, native of Ireland; ship and date of arrival unknown; died September 29th [1873], of paralysis. [10]

William Onslow, schoolmaster, aged 35, native of Surrey; arrived 1864 by the London; died January 28 [1873], of peritonitis. [3]

James Orchard, aged 49 years, native of England; arrived in 1851, in the ship Stebenheath; died on the 20th March [1874], of phthisis. [15]

Edward Osborne, aged 45 years, native of Ireland; arrived in 1855, ship unknown; died on 1st March [1874], of injuries to body and shock. [15]

Ellen Osmond, aged 29, native of Dorsetshire; arrived in 1867 by the North Star; died January 8 [1874], of phthisis. [14]

Patrick O'Toole, labourer, aged 50, native of Ireland; arrived in 1854, by the Dinapore; died August 27 [1873], of morbus cordis. [9]

Peter Oubyn, shipwright, aged 36, native of Rotterdam; arrived in 1860 by the Julia; died June 22 [1873], of phthisis. [7]

Mary Ann Oveden, aged 45 years, native of Ireland; arrived in 1853, in the ship Omega; died on the 19th March [1874], of phthisis. [15]

Thomas Paddon, butcher, aged 31, native of Liverpool; arrived in 1861 by the Shallamai; died November 16 [1873], of phthisis. [12]

Edward Painter, plumber, aged 43, native of Manchester; arrived in 1859, by the Great Britain; died November 1 [1873], of ulceration of intestines. [11]

Eliza Parker, aged 42 years, native of England; arrived in 1849, in the ship Royal George; died on March 18 [1874], of peritonitis. [15]

Charles Parsons, aged 63, native of London; arrived in 1866, by the Netherby; died September 12 [1874], of haemoptysis. [22]

Robert Parsons, aged 39, native of Bristol; arrived in 1854, by the Defence; died October 28 [1874], of embolism, from fracture of thigh. [23]

Henry Pascoe, miner, aged 40, native of North Wales; arrived in 1868, ship unknown; died July 28 [1873], of alcoholic poisoning. [8]

Henry Le Patourel, farmer, aged 34; native of France; arrived in 1854 by the Secret; died February 12 [1873], of concussion of the brain. [3]

Elizabeth Paulin, aged 32, native of Scotland; arrived in 1854, ship unknown; died August 15 [1874], of phthisis. [21]

Ellen Paull, aged 54, native of Ireland; arrived in 1841, by the Sir Charles Forbes; died October 24 [1874], of disease of the heart. [23]

Julia Paybody, aged 36, native of England; arrived in 1850, by the Tamar; died October 17 [1873], of apoplexy. [11]

Isaac Peacock, aged 45 years, native of England; arrived in 1871, in the ship Charles Forbes; died February 28 [1874], of inflamed leg. [15]

Elizabeth Peat, aged 34, native of Dublin; arrived in 1868, by the Commodore Perry; died July 30 [1874], of hepatitis. [20]

William Pelham, aged 48, native of Kent; arrived in 1854 by the Omega; died July 1 [1874], of morbus Brightii. [19]

James Peregalli, chemist, aged 25, native of London; arrived in the St. George at Sydney in 1851; died on March 18 [1873], from phthisis. [4]

Ellen Perkins, aged 46, native of London; arrived in 1844, ship unknown; died November 16 [1874], of chronic alcoholic poisoning. [24]

Robert Perry, miner, aged 33, native of Wales; arrived in 1854, by the Mermaid; died October 24 [1873], of morbus Brightii. [11]

Edward Pescott, aged 56, native of Chichester; arrived in the Miranda, date unknown; died August 5 [1874], of apoplexy. [20]

Margaret Phelan, domestic, aged 26, native of Ireland; arrived in 1862 by the Donald McKay; died July 3 [1873], of phthisis and meningitis. [7]

John Phillip, aged 50, native of Cambridge; arrived in 1850, by the Sir Robert Peel; died October 31 [1874], of phthisis. [23]

John Phillips, aged 40, carter, native of London; arrived in 1850; died December 11 [1873], of poison (suicide). [13]

Giovanni Pianta, aged 23 years, native of Switzerland; arrived in 1868, in the ship Somersetshire; died on March 29 [1874], of diphtheria. [16]

John Pippin, aged 52, native of Cornwall; arrived in 1865, by the Sir John Lawrence; died July 29 [1874], of peritonitis. [20]

Stephen Pitcher, baker, aged 47, native of London; arrived in 1857, ship unknown; died September 6th [1873], of phthisis. [10]

Thomas Porter, commission agent, aged 35, native of Warwickshire; arrived in 1862 by the Star of Brunswick; died December 23 [1872], of morbus cerebri. [1]

Thomas Porter, bricklayer, aged 37, native of Essex; arrived in 1860 by the Isle of South; died May 4 [1873], of phthisis. [5]

John Pothgue, aged 41, native of Prussia; arrived in 1857, ship unknown; died July 30 [1874], of phthisis. [20]

Henry Poulson, aged 10, native of Devonshire; arrived in 1866 by the Essex; died November 22 [1873], of erysipelas of the thigh. [12]

Edward Powell, aged 42, native of Berkshire; arrived in 1858, by the Parsee; died October 23 [1874], of phthisis. [23]

Mary Powers, aged 60, native of Warwickshire; arrived in 1855, by the Asia; died April 29 [1874], of phthisis. [17]

John Poyner, aged 55, native of Cornwall; arrived in 1841, ship unknown; died November 30 [1874], of fracture of legs. [25]

Horace Poynter, miner, aged 43, native of France; arrived in 1851 by the Windermere; died February 15 [1873], of diarrhoea. [3]

Joseph Prangley, miner, aged 41, native of Bristol; arrived in 1854 by the Southerner; died September 17 [1873], of phthisis. [10]

Barbara Prendergast, aged 32 years, native of Scotland; arrived in 1852, in the ship Contest; died on March 24 [1874], of phthisis. [16]

George Augustus Price, sheriff's officer, aged 43, native of St. Helena; arrived in 1853 by the Launceston; died December 13 [1872], of phthisis. [1]

William Price, aged 56, native of Kent; arrived in 1848, by the Duchess of Northumberland; died April 23 [1874], of typhoid fever. [17]

Lucy Proctor, married woman, aged 60, native of Surrey; arrived in 1855 by the Lady Bird; died December 28 [1872], of paraphlegia. [1]

Silas Prout, seaman, aged 48, native of Plymouth; arrived in 1856 by the Salsette; died February 8 [1873], of strangulated hernia. [3]

Andrew Purdey, aged 70 years, native of Scotland; arrived in 1861, in the ship Norwood; died March 2 [1874], of stricture. [15]

Henry Rainsbury, aged 52, native of Deptford; ship and date of arrival unknown; died October 11 [1874], of peritonitis. [23]

Walter Raleigh, aged 49, native of London; arrived in 1846, by the Zenobia; died July 3 [1874], of asthma and hypertrophy. [19]

Amos Randall, bottle dealer, aged 40, native of Connecticut; arrived in 1861 by the Samuel S. Calley; died January 9 [1873], of pneumonia. [2]

Joseph Ray, labourer, aged 30, native of Yorkshire; arrived in 1869 by the Western Empire; died June 4 [1873], of pneumonia. [6]

James Ready, carpenter, aged 63, native of Ireland; arrived in 1850 by the Dalhousie; died January 21 [1874], of fatty degeneration of the heart. [14]

Elizabeth Reddy, aged 22, native of Manchester; arrived in 1868, by the Landsborough; died October 1 [1874], of pneumonia. [22]

William Redlar, aged 59, native of Gloucestershire; arrived in 1854, by the John Mitchell; died July 29 [1874], of erysipelas. [20]

John Rees, cook, aged 39, native of Lincolnshire; arrived in 1852 by the Ariel; died January 10 [1874], of morbus Brightii. [14]

Charles Rhodes, farmer, aged 65, native of Yorkshire; arrived in 1854 by the Ralph Waller; died July 10 [1873], of exhaustion from fracture of the leg. [7]

Henry Richards, groom, aged 63, native of New York; arrived in 1855 by the Florence Nightingale; died January 10 [1873], of bronchitis. [2]

John Richmond, aged 78, native of Scotland; arrived in 1855, by the Flora Temple; died June 29 [1874], of erysipelas. [19]

John Roberts, aged 60, native of Germany; arrived in 1844, ship unknown; died September 4 [1874], or morbus cordis. [22]

Daniel Robertson, clerk, aged 32, native of Scotland; arrived in 1871 by the Agamemnon; died October 17 [1873], of phthisis. [11]

Robert Robinson, carpenter, aged 32, native of Shetland; arrived in 1869 by the Gothenburg; died September 23 [1873], of pneumonia. [10]

William Robinson, confectioner, aged 30, native of Leicestershire; arrived in 1852 by the Ballarat; died January 12 [1873], of paraphlegia. [2]

William Robinson, aged 43, native of Manchester; arrived in 1869, by the Commodore Perry; died July 7 [1874], of congestion of the brain. [19]

Thomas Rodda, engineer, aged 64, native of Cornwall; arrived in 1852 by the Surrey; died August 30 [1873], of erysipelas. [9]

Harriett Rogers, aged 35; native of Plymouth; arrived in 1874, by the Norfolk; died July 30 [1874], of sanguineous apoplexy. [20]

John Rogers, tinsmith, aged 50, native of Scotland; arrived in 1851 by the Gambier; died July 18 [1873], of phthisis. [8]

Daniel Ronaldson, aged 73, native of Scotland; arrived in 1837, by the Hibernia; died July 16 [1874], of morbus cordis. [20]

Alexander Rose, aged 33 years, native of Scotland; arrived in 1874, in the ship Loch Maree; died on April 15 [1874], of phthisis. [16]

Maria Roseman, aged 25, native of America; arrived in 1866, by the Monteagle; died October 1 [1874], of albuminaria. [22]

John Ross, aged 42, native of Scotland; arrived in 1856, by the David McIvor; died July 4 [1874], of pneumonia. [19]

Robert Roylence, labourer, aged 41, native of Manchester; arrived in 1861 by the Southern Ocean; died July 6 [1873], of aneurism. [7]

Henry Rozetti, seaman, aged 55, native of Italy; arrived in 1853, ship unknown; died September 15 [1873], of apoplexy. [10]

Frederick Russell, aged 35, native of Ireland; ship and date of arrival unknown; died November 3 [1874], of epilepsy, & c. [24]

Julia Ryan, aged 38, native of Ireland; arrived in 1865, ship unknown; died May 24 [1873], of gangrene of lung. [6]

Edmund Ryan, aged 30, native of Ireland; arrived in 1861, by the Lilias; died December 2 [1874], of pyaemia. [25]

Lawrence Ryan, labourer, aged 26, native of Tipperary; arrived in 1857 by the Mindora; died September 4 [1873], of pneumonia. [9]

Mary Ryan, aged 65, native of Ireland; arrived in 1854 by the Earl Grey; died September 18 [1874], of cerebral disease. [22]

Mary Samuels, aged 64, native of Scotland; arrived in 1853, ship unknown; died October 28 [1874], of morbus cordis. [23]

Coon San, labourer, aged 45, native of Hong Kong; arrived in 1850, ship unknown; died May 9 [1873], of gastric irritation. [5]

Caru Sando, aged 51 years, native of Cornwall; arrived in 1852, in the ship Bunker; died March 16 [1874], of typhoid fever. [16]

Ann Saunders, married woman, aged 39, native of London; arrived in 1863 by the Gresham; died May 5 [1873], of phthisis. [5]

Johanna Schulze, aged 62, native of Prussia; arrived in 1852, ship unknown; died January 6 [1874], of pulmonary congestion. [14]

Eliza Scott, aged 34, native of Scotland; arrived in 1861, ship unknown; died April 26 [1874], of apoplexy. [17]

James Scott, shoemaker, aged 45, native of Ireland; arrived in 1861 by the Fairlee; died May 25 [1873], of fever. [6]

James Scott, aged 57; further particulars unknown; died November 6 [1874], of apoplexy. [24]

William Scott, aged 52, chair-maker, native of Scotland; arrived in 1871 by the Columbus; died December 6 [1873], of phthisis. [13]

Charles Setford, aged 59, native of Kent; arrived in 1844, ship unknown; died August 30 [1874], of phthisis. [21]

John Settergren, aged 50, native of Sweden; arrived in 1861, by the Marco Polo; died July 18 [1874], of morbus cordis. [20]

Mary Ann Seymour, domestic, aged 39, native of Wiltshire; arrived in 1859, ship unknown; died June 2 [1873], of epilepsy. [6]

Sarah Shands, aged 42, native of Clapham; arrived 1858 by the Owen Glendower; died June 1 [1873], of malignant disease of the lungs. [6]

John Sharpe, miner, aged 31, native of Ireland; arrived in 1863 by the Great Britain; died October 8 [1873], of morbus cordis. [11]

James Shaw, painter, aged 55, native of London; arrived in 1850 by the Africa; died September 25 [1873], of phthisis. [10]

Margaret Shaw, aged 25, native of India; arrived in 1857, ship not known; died December 4 [1874], of phthisis. [25]

William Shaw, boatman, aged 28, native of Canada; arrived in 1860 by the Royal Saxon; died May 15 [1873], of pleuro-pneumonia. [5]

Michael Sheedy, aged 36 years, native of Ireland; arrived in 1854; died on March 25 [1874], of phthisis. [16]

Francis Shepherd, aged 57, native of Essex; arrived in 1852, by the Dart; died October 21 [1874], of chronic bronchitis and morbus cordis. [23]

Robert Shepherd, aged 41, further particulars unknown; died September 4 [1874], of paralysis. [22]

Ann Sherrard, aged 40, no further particulars; died January 4 [1874], of apoplexy from excessive drinking. [14]

Robert Short, aged 38, native of Tipperary; arrived in 1859, by the Marion; died August 9 [1874], of dysentery. [21]

Sarah Ann Shudall, aged 27, native of Wales; arrived in 1863 by the Loch Eade; died June 22 [1873], of pneumonia. [7]

Rosanna Shuttle, aged 26; arrived in 1850, by the Creole; died December 20 [1874], of phthisis. [25]

George Simmons, cook, aged 47, native of London; arrived in 1846 by the Maitland; died October 16 [1873], of aneurism. [11]

Jane Simmons, aged 34, native of Norfolk; arrived in 1872, by the Golden Sea; died August 9 [1874], of pneumonia. [21]

Eliza Simms, aged 19 years, native of Staffordshire; arrived in 1859; died on March 23 [1874], of typhoid fever. [16]

Ann Simpson, aged 52, native of Liverpool; arrived in 1856 by the Ellen Stewart; died December 15 [1873], of apoplexy. [13]

Charles Simpson, labourer, aged 43, native of Sweden; arrived in 1861 by the Lilias; died September 10 [1873], of phthisis. [10]

George Simpson, carter, aged 21, native of Ireland; arrived in 1852, ship unknown; died June 5 [1873], of concussion of the brain, accidentally caused. [6]

William Simpson, aged 41, native of Kent; arrived in 1860, ship unknown; died June 18 [1874], of disease of the liver and ascites. [19]

Henry Sinclair, miner, aged 41, native of Scotland; arrived in 1863, ship unknown; died October 12 [1873], of pleurisy. [11]

James Sinclair, artilleryman, aged 27, native of Ireland; arrived in 1863 by the Queen of the South; died October 2 [1873], of typhoid fever. [10]

John Sinclair, carpenter, aged 16, native of Scotland; arrived in 1864 by the Elder; died June 5 [1873], of morbus cordis. [6]

John Sirne, aged 25, labourer, native of Finland; arrived in 1871; died November 15 [1873], of phthisis. [12]

August Sitter, aged 32, native of Prussia, pastrycook; arrived in 1868; died December 5 [1873], of apoplexy. [13]

Joseph Bass Skardon, draper, aged 37, native of Gloucestershire; arrived in 1853 by the Ameer; died April 21 [1873], of phthisis. [5]

Honora Slackpool, aged 25, native of Ireland; arrived in 1866, by the Palmtree; died July 15 [1874], of phthisis. [20]

Henry Smith, labourer, aged 32, native of Birkenhead; arrived in the Koh-i-noor in 1854; died on March 19 [1873], from injuries accidentally received through leg being caught in a threshing machine. [4]

Isaac Smith, aged 60, native of Bristol; arrived in 1843, by the Augustus Jessie; died April 20 [1874], of phthisis. [17]

John Smith, miner, aged 28, native of Scotland; arrived in 1872 by the Ocean Chief; died April 27 [1873], of phthisis. [5]

John Smith, aged 50 years, native of Canada; arrived in 1873, in the ship Hooghly; died on March 21 [1874], of exhaustion. [16]

John Smith, aged 40, native of Yorkshire; arrived in 1869 by the Niagara; died July 5 [1874], of phthisis. [19]

Mary Smith, aged 22, native of Gloucestershire; arrived in 1869 by the Somersetshire; died December 10 [1873], of typhoid fever. [13]

Mary Smith, aged 49 years, native of Scotland; arrived in 1852, in the ship Hurricane; died April 14 [1874], of phthisis. [16]

Sarah Smith, domestic, aged 28, native of Ireland; arrived in 1857 by the White Star; died January 6 [1873], of phthisis. [2]

Sarah Smith, aged 33 years, native of Kent; arrived in 1862, in the ship Alfred; died on April 5 [1874], of dropsy. [16]

William Smith, aged 34, native of London; arrived in 1861, ship unknown; died April 30 [1874], of internal injuries. [17]

James Smyth, carpenter, aged 42, native of Cambridge; arrived in 1852 by the Isabella; died October 6 [1873], of morbus cordis. [11]

Mary Smythe, aged 27, native of Ireland; arrived in 1867 by the Electric; died January 10 [1874], of bronchial pneumonia. [14]

Arabella Snowden, aged 27, native of Ireland; arrived in 1867 by the Tornado; died January 25 [1873], of phthisis. [2]

Agnes Southall, aged 50, native of Ireland; arrived in 1848 by the Bride; died January 22 [1874], of facial erysipelas. [14]

William Spackman, labourer, aged 29, native of Kent; arrived in 1858, ship unknown; died February 6 [1873], of cancer of the face. [3]

Margaret Standrang, aged 47, native of Scotland; arrived in 1853, by the Persia; died May 24 [1874], of phthisis. [18]

John Stephens, aged 66, native of Cornwall; arrived in 1842, by the Arkwright; died August 11 [1874], of broncho pneumonia. [21]

William Sterry, window-blind maker, aged 54, native of Norfolk; ship and date of arrival unknown; died July 15 [1873], of morbus cordis. [8]

Annie Stevens, aged 46, native of Scotland; arrived in 1852, ship unknown; died September 4 [1874], of phthisis. [22]

James Stewart, aged 33, native of Scotland; arrived in 1862, by the Indian Empire; died July 17 [1874], of phthisis. [20]

Robert Stewart, aged 42 years, native of Scotland; arrived in 1856; died April 10 [1874], of fracture of the spine. [16]

James Stock, aged 36 years, native of England; arrived in 1860, in the ship Utopia; died on March 4 [1874], of fracture of the leg. [15]

Denis Sullivan, aged 30, native of Ireland; arrived in 1860, by the James Baines; died July 29 [1874], of morbus Brightii. [20]

Ellen Sullivan, aged 53, native of Ireland; arrived in 1854 by the James Bains; died December 24 [1873], of phthisis. [13]

Mary Sullivan, aged 50, native of Ireland; ship and date of arrival unknown; died September 15 [1874], of morbus Brightii. [22]

Mary Sutherland, aged 26, native of Glasgow; arrived in 1867 by the Oceanica; died October 20 [1873], of delirium tremens and pneumonia. [11]

John Swailes, diver, aged 46, native of Yorkshire; arrived in 1852, ship unknown; died May 4 [1873], of meningitis. [5]

Maria Sweeney, aged 87, native of Cornwall; arrived in 1833, ship unknown; died May 8 [1874], of cystic disease of liver. [17]

Charles Talbot, aged 48, native of Ireland; arrived in 1862, ship unknown; died December 20 [1874], of erysipelas of face. [25]

Jane Tapp, domestic, aged 50, native of Plymouth; arrived in 1871 by the Colonial Empire; died November 2 [1873], of hypertrophy of heart. [11]

Jane Tart, aged 28, native of Scotland; arrived in 1854, by the Marco Polo; died September 25 [1874], of phthisis. [22]

James Taylor, aged 61, native of Liverpool; arrived in 1850, by the Asia; died May 4 [1874], of morbus cordis. [17]

Mary Taylor, domestic, aged 45, native of Ireland; arrived in 1858, by the Faulkner; died September 20 [1873], of pneumonia. [10]

Thomas Taylor, aged 23 years, native of England; arrived in the Red Jacket, year unknown; died March 5 [1874], of erysipelas. [15]

Philip Tharin, aged 45, native of Switzerland; arrived in 1871, by the Colonial Empire; died September 28 [1874], of diptheria. [22]

Minnie Thomas, aged 21 years, native of Ireland; arrived in 1867, in the ship Gresham; died March 14 [1874], of typhoid fever. [15]

Murray Thomas, aged 31, native of London; arrived in 1857 by the Castilian; died July 9 [1873], of phthisis. [7]

Thomas Thomas, aged 69 years, native of Gloucestershire; arrived in 1873; died April 2 [1874], of abscess of kidney. [16]

Walter Thomas, aged 28 years, native of England; arrived in 1869, in the ship Denmark; died March 6 [1874], of phthisis. [15]

Mary Thompson, aged 46, native of Newcastle-on-Tyne; arrived in 1858 by the Winifred; died January 17 [1873], of phthisis. [2]

Robert Thompson, labourer, aged 42, native of Liverpool; arrived in 1854, ship unknown; died May 15 [1873], of Bright's disease. [6]

Anastatia Thomson, aged 50, native of Ireland; arrived in 1857 by Negociator; died December 4 [1873], of tetanus. [13]

Eliza Thomson, dressmaker, aged 59, native of London; arrived in the Stag in 1872; died on March 16 [1873], from alcoholism and exhaustion. [4]

Elizabeth Thomson, aged 30, native of Ireland; arrived in 1848, ship unknown; died December 16 [1874], of phthisis. [25]

William Thomson, aged 27, native of South Wales; arrived in 1860, by the Koh-i-noor; died August 12 [1874], of dysentery. [21]

Isabella Thornton, aged 48, particulars unknown; died November 16 [1873], of paralysis. [12]

Charles Thrada, pastrycook, aged 24, native of Germany; arrived in 1872 by the Ayrshire; died February 15 [1873], of phthisis. [3]

Mary Timmins, aged 45, native of Ireland; arrived in 1856, by the Thames; died July 18 [1874], of phthisis. [20]

Eliza Tipping, aged 38, native of Ireland; arrived in 1855, by the Red Jacket; died July 12 [1874], of hydatids in lungs. [20]

John Tobin, aged 76, native of London; arrived in 1849, by the Countess of Harcourt; died July 16 [1874], of congestion of the brain. [20]

Mary Ann Tomlinson, aged 54, native of London; arrived in 1855, by the Birmingham; died May 6 [1874], of icterus. [17]

James Toole, aged 35, native of Ireland; arrived in 1863, by the Marco Polo; died October 22 [1874], of peritonitis. [23]

Fanny Toomy, aged 54, native of Birmingham; arrived in 1841 by the Orient; died January 5 [1873], of phthisis. [2]

Henry Traveil, joiner, aged 47, native of Huntingdonshire; arrived in 1854 by the Queen of Sheba; died October 8 [1873], of phthisis. [11]

Richard Tucker, aged 70 years, native of England; arrived in 1860, in the ship Yorkshire; died February 27 [1874], of chronic bronchitis. [15]

Jane Turner, aged 34, native of Ireland; arrived in 1862, by the D.G. Fleming; died July 19 [1874], of phthisis. [19]

Margaret Usher, aged 48 years, native of Ireland; arrived in 1874, ship unknown; died March 10 [1874], of peritonitis. [15]

John Vardon, tanner, aged 40, native of Lancashire; arrived in 1859 by the Nepaul; died November 22 [1873], of morbus cordis. [12]

William Vass, aged 26, native of Germany; arrived in 1874, by the Hooghly; died September 28 [1874], of aneurism of thoracic aorta. [22]

William Verey, cook, aged 38, native of Oxford; arrived in the colony in 1861 by the Alhambra; died November 17 [1873], of morbus cordis. [12]

Johanna Vivian, seamstress, aged 29, native of London; arrived in 1871 by the Moravian; died May 5 [1873], of phthisis. [5]

Mary Von Riecheman, aged 51, native of Doncaster; arrived in 1863 by the Sussex; died December 2 [1874], of gangrene. [25]

Justus Wagenbach, labourer, aged 39, native of Germany; arrived in 1856, ship unknown; died December 27 [1872], of abscess caused by diseased bone. [1]

----- Wakidin, seaman, aged 30, native of Batavia; arrived in 1873, by the Charity; died September 7 [1873], of diarrhoea. [10]

Thomas Walding, aged 50, timekeeper, native of Northampton; arrived in 1844 by the Appleton; died December 19 [1873], of mislius Brightii. [13]

James Waller, labourer, aged 72, native of Bedfordshire; arrived in 1854, ship unknown; died August 14 [1873], of prostrate disease.