Passenger lists mentioned in many of the voyages from Launceston are from the Archives of Tasmania. The crew/pax lists were consolidated by self from lists under two different spellings of the name Stirlingshire/Sterlingshire, but obviously the same vessel.
The letters 'stl' after a crewman's name refers to his having been on the Stirlingshire previous to the voyage he is currently listed on. Other vessels served on are given in full.
Notice the high rate at which crew return to employment on the vessel on subsequent voyages. This would seem to indicate a satisfactory working environment, and reflects well on the Captain, Christopher Gwatkin. |
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Voyages of Stirlingshire between Launceston and London 1850-55
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Stirlingshire's first voyage to London 1850.
Voyage 10, London to Launceston 1854
Voyage 11, Launceston to London 1855
Voyage 2, London to Launceston 1850
Voyage 3, Launceston to London 1851
Voyage 4, London to Launceston 1851
Voyage 5, Launceston to London 1852
Voyage 6, London to Launceston 1852
Voyage 7, Launceston to London 1853
Voyage 8, London to Launceston 1853
Voyage 9, Launceston to London 1854
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