List of crew, passengers and steerage onboard Colborne.

Navigating the Lower Saint Lawrence in the 19th Century.

THE CREW AND PASSENGER LIST OF THE COLBORNE.

	researched and compiled by Kerry Price. Thanks goes to Peggy Willett for alerting us to this list. 54 SOULS 17 men - CREW 38 - PASSENGERS 22 STEERAGE PASSENGERS 9 members of the the crew survived 2 Hudson boys survived 1 steerage passenger survived Captain William Kent, Master, lost William Simpson, Chief Mate, lost The 3 Misses Hudson were seen clinging to the chief mate in the rigging. Alexander Mavour, 2nd mate - survivor - only surviving officer Joseph Jones Acteson, sailor - survivor Buried St. Philipls Anglican Church Cemetery, Gascons, Quebec. William Abbitt/Abbott, carpenter - survivor (mentioned in the Sheppard papers) crew or passenger? Lieutenant James Elliot Hudson, Lieutenant of the 2nd Queen's Own Regiment of Foot, aged 50 years, native of Ireland, British Army - lost Buried St. Peter's Anglican Church Cemetery, Paspébiac, Quebec. Mrs. James Elliot Hudson (Anna Maria Walker) - lost Her. body found in the Bay des Chaleur on the Caraquet side. Buried St. Peter's Anglican Church Cemtery, Paspébiac, Quebec. York Eldon Hudson, aged 14 years - lost Buried St. Peter's Anglican Church Cemetery, Paspébiac, Quebec. Anna Maria Searle Hudson, aged 9 years - lost Buried St. Peter's Anglican Church Cemetry, Paspebiac, Quebec. Francis Austin Peel Hudson, aged 3 years - lost Buried St. Peter's Anglican Church CemteiTy, Paspebiac, Quebec. Henry Lomard Hudson - survivor James Elliot Leopold Hudson - survivor 9 children of the Hudsons were on board, 5 daughters and 4 sons, only 2 sons survived. I assume the 7 Hudson children were all buried in St. Peter's Anglican Church Cemetery, Paspebiac, Quebec; even though, James Elliot Hudson, his wife and children, York Eldon, Anna Maria Searle and Francis Austin Peel are recorded on the tombstone in Paspébiac. Mr. William Walker, Royal Navy - lost brother-in-law of Mr. Hudson Mr. W. Scobell, Hamilton, Ontario, Upper Canada - lost Mr and Mrs. J. Scobell, Devonshire, England and their 6 children - lost Four children belonging to Mr. Scobell's sister, a widow from Devonshire, England - lost Mrs. Wilson, Toronto, Ontario - lost Mrs. Wilson, wife of Mr. Wilson, Hamilton, Uppper Canada. Mr. Gilbert, Hamilton, Ontario, father of a person of that name in Hamilton - lost Mrs. Keast/Heast, who was going to visit her son, Mr. Hawkins in Toronto - lost Mr. George Manley, Esquire, Deputy Sheriff, Juebec City - lost Mr. Barrows, Devonshire, England - lost Captain Bucket, his wife and child (baby?) - lost One newspaper report refers to a baby lost, so the Bucket child must have been an infant. The Cook lost Steward lost Sailor lost Mr. and Mrs. Smith, (Coach maker) he a survivor, she, lost. This makes him the surviving steerage passenger. Mr. Smith relates his story to the newspaper and travelled on the schooner "Mariall which was wrecked also.

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