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TURNWALD FAMILY SITE

They came in 1863
from the Staab District of BOHEMIA
to Puhoi, Auckland, NEW ZEALAND
THIS SITE IS DEDICATED TO MY MOTHER HodgeMaryAnna.JPG (2101 bytes)
MARY ANNA HODGE nee ROBERTS

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ARRIVAL OF THE 'WAR SPIRIT' FROM LONDON

Log:  The ship War Spirit, 1234 tons register, J. R. Luckes, commander from London, left Gravesend on the evening of the 12th March; passed through the Downs on the 14th; pilot left the ship off Dartmouth on the 18th; crossed the equator on the 7th April. Got the S.E. trade winds in 6? degrees South, lasted only three days and a half, then light contrary winds to 32 degrees South.

Passed the meridian of Greenwich on the 4th May in 44 degrees South. Ran down the easting in 45 degrees South. Came south of Tasmania and from Tasmania to this port.
 
Had nothing but alternate heavy N.E. gales and calms, and light contrary winds. Sighted North Cape on the 22nd. instant. Passage 98 days from land to land; and 104 days from the Downs to Auckland.
 
The War Spirit brings 222 passengers of all classes, in medical charge of Dr. J.F. Deck.
 
Had seven births during the passage and one death, a German Mr Lorenz Turnwold, by an accident during a fearful gale of wind encountered in latitude 30 degrees South longitude 157 degrees east.
Ship rose on the top of a very high sea and took a tremendous lurch to leeward, breaking away hen-coops, pig pens, &c., from their lashings which unfortunately fell on him, causing such severe injuries, that he died in two hours.
 
There has been general good health, amongst the passengers during the voyage, and no deaths with the above melancholy exception.
 
The following ships were spoken on this voyage: 6th April, in latitude 1 degree 06' north, longitude 26 degrees west, Dutch barque Whampos, from Batavia to Rotterdam, 90 days out; much sickness on board; supplied her with medicines, &c. 7th April, in latitude 0 degrees 30' south longitude 27 degrees west, French ship Charles Georges, from Mareilies to Bourbon, 38 days out. 20th May, latitude ... 40 degrees 04' south, longitude 66 degrees east, Dutch barque Henrietta Gertruida, from Amsterdam to B....... days out, all well.
 

PASSENGERS.

Allen Isaac
Barwise Margaret and Fanny
Battereby Joseph
Bayer Wenzel
Campbell Robert
Chapman George
Coombe Richard, Emily and Martin H.
Cooper James
Corlett James
Cumming John and Mrs
Dabuer Anna
Dallkoph Wenzell and Martin
Danvers Rowland
Diamond Thomas
Dunlop Susan
Girvan John
Glatz Cecilia
Glatz Peter, Margaretta, Dorothea and Anna
Goudie Thomas and Mrs
Griffiths John
Guthrie James
Harris Thomas
Harrison Samuel
HarrisonJane
Hibburt Alfred
Hill Peter
Hill Samuel
Hogg William
Hunt James
Hunt Martha
Karl Joseph, Anna, Johan, Joseph, Carl, Wenzall and Andreas
Kass Wenzell, Maria, Martin, and Maria
Krein Johan
Krippner Michael, Barbara, Anna, Theresa, and Johan
Laing William
Lamb William and Marian
Litzhum Monzel
Marr William
McGeoch Andrew
McLeay William and Mrs
McNiven Nicholas
McRoberts William
McWilliams Wm. And Marie
Merrich Thomas
Merritt Charles and Jane
Miller Joseph
Monkhouse Thomas, Ellen, Madelina and Warwick
Moore James and Emma
Muir James, Mary, Robert, James, Hugh and Jean
Muir William
Naylor Henry
Nichols Philip, Susan, William, Anne, and Susan
Olver Richard
Olver Thomas
Osborne Miss
Palisach Elizabeth
Palisach Maria
Paul Joseph, Margaretta, Anna, Catherine, and Johann
Peacock James
Philbris Edwin
Pietrer Thomas, Anna, Anna, and Andrew
Porteous Wm.
Quinn Patrick
Ransome Richard and Zillah
Raunan Johan and Anna
Raunnen Katherine
Raunnen Martin and Johan [transcriber note: Raunen above]
Reisema Wenzell
Remigan Benedick
Robinson John, Anna M., Robert, John, Anna, and Isaac
Rouch Johan, Anna, Joseph, Johan, and Carl
Russeck Anton, Margaretta, Joseph, Barbara, and Anton
Russick Maria
Sargent Thomas, Barbara, Robert, Ann, John, Elizabeth, and Barbara
Schiska Anna and Stephen
Schiska Maria
Schiska Martin
Schoben Anna
Schollan John
Scholum Johann and Elizabeth
Schuster Theresa
Smith George
Smith Grace and Thomas
Sobye John
Soutrap John
Stewart Thomas
Straka Paul
Taylor William and Mary
Tesentry Michl. and Maria
Thompson John, Margaret and Robert
Titner Johan, Elizabeth, Margaretta and Elizabeth
Turnwold Anton and Barbara
Turnwold Luzwig, Anna, Baral, Lorenz, Joseph, Katharina and Elizabeth Email Marie Stanaway - descendant Turnwald family
Walker Charles and Mrs
Ward Harold
West William, Mrs., John, and Bessie
Wilson John, Agnes, William, Ann, Agnes, and John
Wlack Joseph
Woodhams Mr. And Mrs.
Worshop Martha
Wylie Richard
Wylie Robert and Ann
 

CABIN.

Aherne Robert
Brunskill John
De Lautour Messrs.
Deck John
Gillett Henry
Goodchild Mr. & Mrs. , three children and servant
Hull Miss
Kemp Mr. and Mrs. , four children and servant
Maltby Thomas
Mather
Paget Mr. and Mrs. and daughter
Tregear Edward
Tregear Miss
Tregear Miss Ellen
Tregear Mrs.
Wardell Francis
Wilson Henry
Wood John H.
Wood Miss Jane
 
Note from the National Archives regarding settlement information for the "War Spirit" passengers: "The Register of Grantees - Special Settlements (Archives Reference: BAAZ 4115/1a pp63 - 65) to which the index refers, only lists those passengers on board the "War Spirit" who arrived in June 1863 as part of the Bohemian Puhoi settlement. The passengers on the ship who were of English, Irish or Scottish descent are not listed."
 
Sources:
  1. Ship Manifest "War Spirit", Sailed from Gravesend, England 12 Mar1863 and arrived in Auckland, New Zealand 28Jun1863., National Archives at Wellington, PO Box 12 050 , Wellington, New Zealand. [MSL 23]. See note at bottom.
  2. The Daily Southern Cross. Report of the arrival of the "War Spirit" from London to the Port of Auckland.

 

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