Coromandel

Bounty 190 people - 34 families with 95 souls, 1249 pounds, 30 single men, 540 pounds, 46 single women 828 pounds. Extra list of 19 people who were put on a special list, bounty later approved.
67 Paying passengers - 35 males, 18 females, 13 chn. Cabin 34 - 12m 9f 13chn, Intermediate 10 - 8m 2f, Steerage 24 - 12m, 6f, 6chn.
Total 256 named, crew unknown, 171 bounty plus 19 behaviour problems plus 66 paid own fare, and 44 passengers for New Zealand. Newspaper list varies from record in Victorian archives.

34 Passengers Cabin Captain Carmichael, Miss Jane Devereux, Captain A and Mrs Grant, Mr J Hay, Miss Hay and Isabella Hay, Dr John Meyers with wife and infant, Mr Charles Miles, Mr Hy Porter 20, Dr Forster Shaw with wife Ellen (dau of StL Webb) and infant dau Eliza.
Major Frederick Berke StJohn with wife and son and dau, Major St Laurence Webb (45th regiment), Miss Caroline Webb, Master St Laurence Webb 16, George Webb 14, William Webb 11 and Richard Webb 7, Mr Wheeler and Hy Wheeler
Dr WB Wilmot with wife and Julia 6, Maria 5, Emily 4, Fanny 2 amd William 1,
10 Intermediate - Miss Harrick/Warrick, Miss Mary Britton/Breton, Mr Christie, Mr Ed Dunn, Mr H Eatwood, Mr Chas Ettershaw, Mr Higinbotham, Mr Mumford, Mr Alfd Smith, Mr P E Turner,
15 male and 7 female Steerage Passengers William Bertram, Mr John Boston, James Burrick, Robert Cadden and Grace Cadden, Revd Wm Comrie, Thomas Griffiths, Mr Hoy and wife, Margaret Johnston with William 16, Jane 8 and Robert Brown 3, Dennis Nihill, Henry Walker with Mary and Edward 3, Anne Webb with Eliza Jane 4 and George 2, William Willoughby, George Willsmore,

Bounty passengers who went to Sydney are Nancy Allan 19, Samuel Atchison 30, Rebecca Atchison 28, Catherine Atchison 6, Isabella Atchison 4, Robert Cadden 30, Grace Cadden 24, Sophia N Corby 29, Charlotte Furmayer 29, John Furminger 26, Martin Hayes 27, Catherine Manning 23, Bridget Marony 24, James Mathews 23, Susan Mcinerbery 22, Ann Murray 20, Bridget Murray 19, Catharine Pearline 20, Anne Jane Purveyance 25, Catherine Purveyance 23

19 Aug, reported in Stream, ready to sail for India

Sep 23 reported The Coromandel from this port, had arrived at Port Nicholson Left London 13 Dec 1839, Arrived Port Nicholson, New Zealand 29 Aug 1840 with 44 passengers, Captain Edward French, Surgeon Dr Alston, and from Sydney 200 sheep, 20 bullocks, 4 horses.
Pilcher notes record they arrived in New Zealand in August 1840 on the 'Coromandel' and passengers included Stephen Pilcher, his children, Susan aged 17, Stephen aged 11 and John aged 8, and also his future wife, widow Bennett Mather Hook and her children, Rachael aged 12, Emily aged 8 and Friend aged 5. This family is also on my Pioneers site.

From Rootsweb the Coromandel arrived in New Zealand with Captain: Edward French Surgeon Superintendent: Dr Alston, 12 Cabin and 9 families with 22 chn, and Elizabeth Green. In Steerage:- J. and A. Annear; T. C. Butler; E. Cherry: — Green; B. Hook; J. and M. Pawson; Stephen Pilcher; Susan Pilcher; E. and A. Swallow; and E. A. Walsh, Walker
Brett's Early History of New Zealand and “N.Z. Journal,” 27/2/1841, quoted other names, (the Cabin passengers) viz:— Major Baker; Dr. Beardmore; Messrs. Crawford, Minet, Bligh, Walker, Boles, G. B. Earp, Jas. R. Foster, Wm. Guyton, Isaac Ridgway, Jas. Smith and the Hon. H. Petre. One death occurred on Board.

Sydney's 'Commercial Journal' Nov 14 reports the departure of barque Coromandel for Port Phillip on Saturday last, with sundries. Passengers Mr and Mrs Williams, Mr and Mrs Strode, Mrs Sewell, and Mr Langhorne, 3 in the steerage
Port Phillip reported - 18 Nov arrived from Sydney on 7th inst, same list of passengers
22 Dec cleared for Swan River. Passengers Mr and Mrs Dutton and female servant, Messrs Enscoe, Taylor, and Thompson, 9 in steerage