They came by the 'York' as Self-funded and as Bounty Immigrants in 1841

York arrived 6 Feb 1841 ship 1015 tons, Captain Legg master, from England 9 Oct 1840 to Port Phillip Image 115, not recorded 24 Feb Arrived PP the ship York, 1015 tons, Legg, from London via Plymouth Pass - Dr Charles Nathan, Mr and Mrs Dendy and son, Mr and Mrs Watson and family, Mr and Mrs Pritchard, Mr and Mrs Nathan and dau, Capt Poole and son, Mrs Henderson, Mrs Hoole, Messrs Baily, Jeffries, Wight, Hoole, Arthur, Goden, Addison, Wilson, Dunsford, Duncan and Vernor; 20 intermediate and 34 in steerage Bounty passengers all Protestants from Gloucestershire, are James a Sawyer and Hannah Derrett both 30, John Dickenson aged 39 a Labourer, and Maria Dickenson aged 36 a Dressmaker and chn George 13, Peter 11 and Ellen 8, John Peglar 39, painter and Glazier, both. March 26 - York cleared for Sydney with part of original cargo Passengers Captain Poole and son, Mr and Mrs Nathan and family, Mrs Henderson, Mrs Walpole and family, Messrs Vernor, Duncan and White. 10 in steerage Arrived Sydney 5 April from Port Phillip 28 March. Passengers Mr Toole and son, Mr Vernon, Mr Duncan, Mr and Mrs Nathan and 6 chn, Mrs Henderson, Mr White, Mr Villiers, Mr Darley, and 3 in the steerage See my William Metcalfe notes for a passenger list etc Colour code Staff and Crew, Paid own passage Bounty Immigrant Disallowed Bounty departing PP Mr Addison Cabin 1 Mr Arthur Cabin 2 Mr Baily Cabin 3 Mr Dendy hus Cabin 4 Mrs Dendy wife Cabin 5 son Dendy son Cabin John Dickinson 39 hus (family 1) Labourer Prot reads Gloucestershire Marion Dickinson 36 wife of John (family 1) Dressmaker Gloucestershire George Dickinson 13 son of John (family 1) Gloucestershire Peter Dickinson 11 son of John (family 1) Gloucestershire Ellen Dickinson 8 dau of John (family 1) Gloucestershire James Dennett / Dorritt 30 hus (family 2) Sawyer Prot both Gloucestershire Hannah Dorritt 20 wife of James (family 2) House keeper Mr Duncan came and cleared for Sydney Cabin Mr Dunsford Cabin   Mr Goden Cabin Mr Henderson hus came and cleared for Sydney Cabin Mrs Henderson wife Cabin Mr Hoole hus Cabin Mrs Hoole wife Cabin Mr Jeffries Cabin Charles Nathan - Surg Supt Staff 2 and cleared for Sydney 26 March 1841 Mr Nathan son of Doctor Cabin Mrs Nathan wife of Doctor Cabin dau Nathan dau of Doctor Cabin John Pegler 39 (single man 1) Painter & glazier Prot both Gloucestershire Capt Poole came and cleared for Sydney Cabin son Poole came and cleared for Sydney Cabin Mr Pritchard hus Cabin Mrs Pritchard wife Cabin Isaac Saunders 27 (single man 2)   Jane Saunders 24 (single woman 1) Mary Anne Stone 20 (single woman 2) Mr Vernor came and cleared for Sydney Cabin Mr Vernor Cabin Mrs Walpole came and cleared for Sydney Cabin family Walpole came and cleared for Sydney Cabin Mr Watson Cabin Mrs Watson Cabin family Watson Cabin Mr White came and cleared for Sydney Cabin Mr Wight Cabin Mr Wilson Cabin ze Unknown 20 inter Intermediate ze Unknown 34 in steerage Steerage ze Unknown 10 came and cleared for Sydney Steerage Ship Total Staff Other Died Born Couples With chn Hus Wives Sons Daus Chn Bounty Families Un mal Un fem York 12 1 0 0 0 1 1 2 2 2 1 3 11 7 2 2 Arrival reported in Sydney 'Free press and commercial journal', 20 Feb 1841, with identical list of passengers Henry Dendy born 1800 at Abinger, Surrey Court case Source: Sydney Herald, 26 May 1841[1] Sittings in Banco, before Mr. Justice Burton, and Mr. Justice Stephen. Isaac Nathan V. James Legg. In this case an affidavit had been made by the plaintiff, stating that in Sept. last he had shipped 12 cases of goods on board the defendant's ship the York, then in the Thames bound for Port Phillip and Sydney; that of these cases ten had been delivered, that two of them were yet undelivered, that the plaintiff had applied to the defendant since the arrival of the ship at Sydney for the delivery of those cases, and had tendered him the freight for the same that the defendant had referred the plaintiff to his agents Messrs. Dunlop and Co., to whom the plaintiff paid the freight, but that the defendant would not deliver the said cases that the same contained goods worth œ100, and that an advertisement had been published in a Sydney newspaper, stating that the ship would shortly sail for Calcutta, and that therefore the plaintiff believed that the defendant was about to remove himself out of the jurisdiction of the Court. Diary of Victoria - Part 7 - 1841 Henry Dendy arrived in Melb on the ship York, with his wife and son.

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