Ancestors' sibling seems to disappear

[Foxyloxy]

I have a baptism in Stickney Lincolnshire in 22 Feb 1819, his name was Samuel Blay, couldn't find a marriage, couldn't find a death then I found an image of a parish record I had tucked away in a folder, although no date is visible on it, it is after 1855 and likely to be a village census in 1860ish showing the family and underneath his widowed mums household it gives all her children, in and outside the village, who they are married to etc for Samuel it says
Samuel b 1816 " at sea"
from that I looked and found
UK Merchant Navy Seamen Records, 1835-1941
Name: Samuel Blay
Event Type: Military Service
Event Year Range: 1845-1854
Event Place: United Kingdom
Birthplace: Lincolnshire
Birth Year: 1820

I can find him on no census at all, any help to find out anything at all about this man , where he was/went is appreciated

 

[juliejtp]

Hi,

Crimminal Registers

Date of trial 5 Jan 1836
Location of trial Lincolnshire

John Stradder (also Samuel Blay) age 15
Age 15
Offence larceny
Imprisnoment 1 month

 

[juliejtp]

Hi,

This one may be worth considering.

Samuel Blaie
Age 35
Arrival date Oct 1857
Arrival port Melbourne Australia
Departure port Liverpool
Ship Morning Light
Nationality English

 

[Foxyloxy]

juliejtp

Thank you that certainly gives me something to start looking at.
Is the 'travel' immigration or something like naval crew list?

 

[juliejtp]

Hi,

This was taken from the Victoria Australian Assisted and Unassisted Passenger Lists.