SHIP JAVA -
12 cabin, 9 intermediate, + 470 steerage nearly 500 passengers from London & Plymouth 6/2/1840
DUTHIE, Captain Alexander - Went on trial for his dreadful treatment of the migrants. Brought out sheep, intending to settle. The most notorious emigrant ship of the early colonial period. Besides 2 named cabin passengers, 2 unnamed emigrants and a number of children died during the voyage.
!PEARCE, James Senr (//c1794-28/12/1862) Died Mt Barker Springs SA. Ag labourer from Chilter North Hill. Perhaps a brother to Mrs Thomas POLKINGHORNE?
!PEARCE, Mrs James (//c1794-//)
!PEARCE, Grace (//c1821-1827-24/7/1854) Died SA pnr. Dairymaid from Chilter North Hill. Birth date discrepency. m 7/11/1850 St James Blakiston, Nathaniel GREGORY
PEARCE, James Junr (//c1828-//) Sawyer; Upper Sturt, Farmer; Mt Barker Springs then Publican; Adelaide (Grenfell St).
!PEARCE, son (//c1835-//)