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Dundas Welsh and Mary Welsh nee Waldock, from Scotland to Melbourne

Journal by Rodney53

I am trying to find the name and other details of the ship which brought Dundas Welsh (1824 - 1913) and his wife Mary Welsh, nee Waldock (1835 - 1909) from Scotland to Australia.

Dundas Welsh was born in Bothkennar, Stirlingshire, Scotland.

Mary Waldock was born in Glasgow.


They were married in Australia in 1855. (Given their age difference and marriage in Australia, they may well have eloped). Mary Waldock would have been 20 when she married, so my guess would be they left Scotland in 1854 or 1855, possibly 1853.

I've had no luck finding their ship.

Surnames: WELSH WALDOCK
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by bighaich47 on 2017-02-06 03:25:57

Hi Rodney, I found this searching passenger list, you can have a look think it a little curious.
Wife With Welsh
in the Web: Victoria, Australia, Outward Passenger Index, 1852-1915.
Name: Wife With Welsh
Birth Year: abt 1823
Age: 31
Departure Date: Nov 1854
Departure Place: Victoria, Australia
Destination: Twofold Bay and Sydney
Ship: CITY OF SYDNEY II
Ship's Master: MOODIE ROB T
Page: 2
URL: http://prov.vic.gov.au/search_...
The record is from Ancestry, so when you go into it you will have to save it yourself. I was gonna look but it said there was aver 5000 names.

Harry

by Rodney53 on 2017-02-06 03:45:38

Thanks, Harry, will have a look and try to save it.

Rodney.

by janilye on 2017-02-06 13:41:54

His death notice in the The Age Friday 30 May 1913 p 16 reads 'A colonist of 64 years.'
If that's the case you won't find any records. There are only convict records before 1852.

by janilye on 2017-02-06 14:50:59

The steamer City of Sydney
Here are the passengers it left in Melbourne PROV before collecting the mail and going on to Sydney.
with These passengers which appear on the interstate record.
The ship was chartered by the European and Australian Royal Mail

by Rodney53 on 2017-02-06 14:54:19

Thanks, Janilye. Much appreciated.
Rodney53.

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