James Nicol Fleming
Ship: 1000 tons
Captain: P Logan
Surgeon Superintendent:
Sailed Glasgow July 7th 1871- arrived Otago October 5th 1871
Built in 1869, the James Nicol Fleming
was a composite clipper of close on 1000 tons and was a sister ship to the Otago, built on
exactly the same lines. She was an exceedingly fast ship and only twice in her career took
more than the average 90 days for the passage from Glasgow to Otago. In 1879, owing to
financial problems at the City of Glasgow Bank (which also involved one of the directors
after who she was named), her name was changed to Napier.
White Wings - Sir Henry Brett
Name | County of Origin | Occupation | |
Cabin Passengers | |||
Deans | Miss | ||
Lockhart | Mr Snr | ||
Mr Jnr | |||
Mason | Mr | ||
Assisted Immigrants | |||
Brodie | David | Aiery, Kirkwall | Farm servant |
Brown | William | Pollockshaws, Glasgow | Farm servant |
Maggie | Domestic servant | ||
Caithness | John | Bay, Kirkwall | Farm servant |
Cameron | Elizabeth | Bunachtown, Inverness | Domestic servant |
Dunsmure | Allan | Sharon St, Dalry | Miner |
Ellis | Isabella | Bank St, Aberdeen | Domestic servant |
Fruish | Eliza | Lauriston Lane, Edinburgh | Domestic servant |
Fruish | Isabella | 20 Elm Row, Edinburgh | Domestic servant |
Grant | Gilbert | 9 Milan St, Glasgow | Farm servant |
Holt | Hodgson | Newbegin, Yorkshire | Farm servant |
Sarah | |||
Richard | |||
Hunter | Richard | Stirling St, Airdrie | Carter & Porter |
Houltson | Adam | Newbegin, Yorkshire | Mason |
Margaret | |||
Hyne | Georgina | Dicks Place, Edinburgh | Domestic servant |
Hyne | Lilias | Mayfield, Edinburgh | Domestic servant |
Hyne | Williamina | Minto St, Edinburgh | Domestic servant |
Irwine | Charles | Gramsay, Kirkwall | Mason |
Johnston | Robert | Bellsquarry, Mid-Calder | Farm labourer |
Mary | |||
Hugh | Farm labourer | ||
Mary | Domestic servant | ||
Grace | |||
Robert | |||
Thomas | |||
Janet | |||
Alexander | |||
Key | Isaac | 220 Broomielaw S,Glasgow | Farm servant |
Catherine | |||
Love | James | Stirling St, Airdrie | Miner & Porter |
Matheson | James | Hight St, Jarrow | Farm servant |
McDonald | John | Blockton, Lockalsh | Shepherd |
McKay | Alexander | Strathbeg, Erribol | Shepherd |
McLean | John | London Rd, Edinburgh | Iron moulder |
Margaret | |||
Finlay | |||
McPherson | Patrick | Burnside, Ballindalloch | Farm servant |
Ann | Domestic servant | ||
Isabella | Domestic servant | ||
Naismith | Jane | 1 Park Rd, Hamilton | Domestic servant |
Nutt | Charles | Salisbury Sq, Edinburgh | Farm labourer |
Mary Ann | |||
Provan | Mary | Glasgow | Domestic servant |
Shand | Charles | 2 North Bridge, Edinburgh | Farm servant |
Smellie | Agnes | Greenhead St, Glasgow | Domestic servant |
Stephen | David | Ellison St, Jarrow | Farm servant |
Stewart | James | Lethnal, Forfar | Shepherd |
Ward | Henry | Emscote, Warwich | Shepherd |
Luke | Shepherd | ||
White | Theophilus | Redskateriff, County Tyrone | Farm labourer |
White | William | Redskateriff, County Tyrone | Farm labourer |
White | David C. | Lethan, Forfar | Shepherd |
Wright | Andrew | New Luce, Wigtonshire | Shepherd |
Margaret | Domestic servant | ||
Mary | Domestic servant | ||
William | Shepherd | ||
Shortshipped | |||
Smellie | Agnes | ||
Guaranteed Passengers | |||
Applegarth | Isabella Mary | Longwitten, Newport | |
Cousin | George | Saline, Dunfermline | |
Ford | Thomas | Armagh, Galway | Farm servant |
Gow | Mrs John | Fews, Auchterarder | Domestic servant |
Christian | Domestic servant | ||
John | Farm servant | ||
McKnight | Mrs Jane | Dalry, Ayrshire | |
John | |||
James | |||
Samuel | |||
Isabella FRUISH & Charles SHAND: Isabella FRUISH and Charles SHAND met on the voyage to New Zealand and were married in Dunedin 2/1/1874. They settled in Balclutha where Charles was a stock and wool buyer. They had nine children,Annie, Isabella, Elizabeth, Charlie, Elsie, Joseph, William, Nellie, & Allan. Charles was killed in May 1923 when the horse & dray he was driving was hit by the Southener express at Kakapuaka. If you have any connection to this family or would like to learn more please contact Allan Lyall. |
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Copyright Denise & Peter 1999 - 2002
Otago Gazette 1871
Otago Daily Times October 5th 1871