Mariners and ships in Australian Waters

JOHANNES LODEWIJK

OF ROTTERDAM, PAUL VAN DELFT, MASTER, BURTHEN 650 TONS
FROM PORT OF ROTTERDAM TO SYDNEY, NEW SOUTH WALES, 12 JUNE 1867

Surname Given name Station Age Of what Nation Status Comment
VAN DELFT PAUL MASTER     CREW *3) Lodewijk
KARDOL J.   2 MATE 28 BRUINISSE CREW  
KIKKERT B. 1 MATE 30 VLIELAND CREW  
BACHMANN P.H. BOATSWAIN 37 APENWADE ROTTERDAM CREW  
VISSER B. CARPENTER 29 IJSELMONDE CREW  
VAN DUIVENBODE G. COOK 27 ROTTERDAM CREW  
JENSEN P.J. SAILMAKER 46 BERGEN NORWAY CREW  
KEUN P.J. AB 23 PEKELA VASLEGA CREW  
WALSH W. AB 24 ROTTERDAM CREW  
HOOGERWERFF L. AB 24 VLAARDINGEN CREW  
WILSON H. AB 33 STOCKHOLM CREW  
DIJKMAN H. AB 25 SCHEEMDA CREW  
BEEERSMA J.J. AB 38 HALLUM AUBEL CREW *2)  *1)
Bezemer ?
HANSON H. OS 19 ROTTERDAM CREW  
HORT J. OS 18 VLISSINGEN CREW  
FIRMAN J. BOY 17 HELVOETSLUIS ROTTERDAM CREW now:
Hellevoetsluis
PRANT H. BOY 15 NIJMEGEN ROTTERDAM CREW  
VAN DELFT A. BOY 12 REIJNSBURGH DELFT CREW now:
Rijnsburg
DE VRIES A. STEWARD 23 ? CREW  
Maybe the 12-year old boy was the captain's son??! Jan
*1) Hallum, small village near the coast in Friesland Dutch province; name exists also in Denmark
*2) Both are correct Dutch names, Beersma in Friesland, Bezemer family (from "bezem=broom; so broommaker"more Rotterdam region
*3) Lodewijk is common name in Dutch, rather rare as a family name. However many ships, especially on inland waters had/have more or less similar names.

 

Source: State Records Authority of New South Wales: Shipping Master's Office; Passengers Arriving 1855 - 1922; NRS13278, [X116-117] reel 418.   Transcribed by Dave Aitchison, 2005, and assistence from Jan Deutekom in Holland - my thanks to Dave and Jan.

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