Passengers to Natal: the Catherine 1862

Arrival of Catherine at Port Natal 8 March 1862

List of Government Emigrants per Ship Catherine, Captain R Pattie, 493 tons, departed London Nov 5, Portland Dec 3.

48 emigrants per list annexed. Departed again May 25 bound for Akyab.

Cabin passengers:
Mr and Mrs Eridge

List of Government immigrants per ship Catherine
 (here given as Catharine)
Natal, March 1862

Passengers: 
Black, William 
Black, Jane 
Bouham, Thomas 
Bouham, Emma 
Bouham, Tom 
Bouham, Mary 
Bouham, John 
Bouham, infant 
Cooper, Mark 
Hind, John 
Hind, Sarah 
Hind, Mary 
Hind, James 
Hind, C. Larison (?) 
Hind, John 
Hind, Charlotte 
Hind, William 
Hind, Arthur 
Fox, Edmund 
Fox, John 
Huggins,Thomas 
Huggins, George 
Huggins, Ellen 
Jones, Richard 
Magnus, John 
Magnus, Sarah 
Magnus, Sarah 
Magnus, George 
Magnus, Elizabeth 
Magnus, Harriet 
Milton, William 
Northern, William 
Northern, Emma 
Philliplis (?), Arthur 
Seymour, Cayo 
Seymour, Mary Ann 
Seymour, John 
Seymour, Charles 
Seymour, Eliza 
Seymour, Vincent 
Seymour, Henry 
Seymour, Arthur 
Stanley, Fred 
Walker, William 
Walker, Elizabeth 
Walker, Helen 
Walker, Mary Ann 
White, Jamey 
White, Mary Ann 

In all 48 emigrants.

Passengers to Natal: Rydal 1854

Natal Mercury October 11 1854

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

The 'Rydal' - This fine barque, which arrived in the outer anchorage on Wednesday afternoon, crossed the Bar without difficulty on Sunday.

ARRIVED

Natal Mercury 11 Oct 1854

October 4th - Rydal, bq., 

Capt J Robbins - from Liverpool

PASSENGERS                               

Cabin

Mrs Allen and 4 children            

Miss Allen and servant

Mr and Mrs Methley

Mr Nettleship

Mr GW Newmarch

Mr Atkinson

Steerage

Mr and Mrs Solomon and child

Mrs Mack, son and daughter

Messrs

Hardman

Gibson

EP Lamport, agent.

Manifest list [see image]

SAILED

October 7 - Cape of Good Hope

screw-steamer, 700 tons

Captain Lowen - for Table Bay.

PASSENGERS

Saloon to Cape Town

Captain Gawler

Mr Burrows

Capt Gawler's servant on deck

Fore-cabin, Cape

Mr Boyne

Mrs Collier, child and infant

To Algoa Bay

Mr McCorkindale

Manifest list

IN PORT

Spirit, schr, 84 tons, - Milner - from London

Milner Bros, agents.

Princeza, 3-masted schr.,149 tons, - Gordon - from Liverpool

EP Lamport, agent.

Rydal, bq., - Captain J Robbins, - from Liverpool,

EP Lamport, agent.

VESSELS EXPECTED

Natal, scr.-stm., 700 tons, - from Table Bay

E Snell, agent.

Gitans, schr., - Duncan, - from Cape.

J Brown, agent.

Pantaloon, 260 tons, - from London, - to sail about the 15th July.

John Millar and Co., agents.

Lady of the Lake, bq. - Scott - from London, - to Sail in July

E Snell, agent.

Railway Fatality Natal: Guard's Horrible Death - J E Moss

Natal Witness Mon 6 May 1907

Dentists in Natal 1899

Natal Almanac 1899

Chemists and Druggists in Colony of Natal 1899

Natal Almanac 1899

Abbreviations:

CC   Cape Colony

SAR South African Republic

OFS Orange Free State

Passengers to Natal: Sir Robert Peel 1854

The Sir Robert Peel was the first steamer to enter Port Natal, 1852

ARRIVAL OF THE SIR ROBERT PEEL Natal Mercury March 22 1854

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

ARRIVED

March 16 - Sir Robert Peel, stm - Boxer, from Table Bay,

March 3; Mossel Bay, 5; Algoa Bay, 8; Buffalo, 12.

PASSENGERS

Dr Best (45th Regiment)

Rev Mr Campbell

Rev Mr and Mrs Cox

Rev Dr and Mrs Faure, child and servant

Messsrs

Steele

Hunter

Churchill

Lentick

Brockhouse

Rouse

Thompson

Miss Sargeuant

Mrs Woodrow

8 in Steerage

Manifest list

E Snell agent.

SAILED

March 21st - Candace, brig - Fisher - for Muscat.

March 22nd - Margaret Gibson, bgtne, 149 tons - G Hannaford - for Mauritius.

IN PORT

Sir Robert Peel, str. 240 tons - Boxer - for Cape

E Snell, agent.

VESSELS EXPECTED

Natal, stm. 680 tons - from London

E Snell, agent.

Jane Morice, bq, - from Liverpool

EP Lamport, agent.

Leontine Mary, schr. 29 tons - Baragwanath - from Algoa Bay

E Snell, agent.

Heath, - , from London.

The clipper-barque 'Clydeside', advertised in the English papers, and laid on for this port, is withdrawn, and the 'Heath' has taken her place.

BIRTHS

At Howards Vale, Umhlali, near Compensation, on Saturday, 11th March, the lady of Capt. JMK Chadwick, of a son.

On the 17th instant, the wife of Robert Acutt, Esq. of this place, of a daughter.

Passengers to Australia from Natal: Wee Tottie 1853

WEE TOTTIE departure for Australia Natal Witness 4 March 1853
plus other arrivals and departures:

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED
Feb 24 - Margaret Gibson, brig, 148 tons, R Robinson from Liverpool 22nd Oct., to this port. 
Cargo sundries. 
EP Lamport, Agent.
Feb 28 - Anne, schooner, 99 tons, J Cameron, from Table Bay and Algoa Bay 20th, to this port. 
Cargo sundries. 
PASSENGERS 
Misses Loftie and Walker 
In the steerage 
Mr Jones 
J Brown, Agent.
SAILED
Feb 19 - Leontine Mary, F Fuller, to East London. 
PASSENGERS 
Mr Garbutt and wife 
Mr Trow, wife and 2 children 
Mrs Miles and 2 children 
Messrs 
Hawkins 
Tucker 
Clarkson 
Alexander 
Maitland 
Wilson

Natal Witness 4 March 1853

Feb 22 - Wee Tottie, J Roberts, to Australia. 
PASSENGERS 
Mr F Spring, late Postmaster General 
Mr and Mrs Schwikkard 
Mrs Warwick and 2 children 
Mr and Mrs Mullins and child 
Mr and Mrs McKeaney 
Mr and Mrs Trotter 
Mr Geddes, wife and 3 children 
Mrs and Mrs Greenaway 
Mr and Mrs O'Neil and child 
Mr and Mrs Bennett and 6 children 
Mr and Mrs Marianny and 3 children 
Mrs Blade 
Mr and Mrs Munro and child 
Mr and Mrs Fanning and child 
Mr and Mrs Hicks 
Mr and Mrs G Tomlinson 
Mr and Mrs Troy 
Mr and Mrs McKenna and child 
Mr Harris and 2 children 
Messrs 
Cope 
Milner 
Williams 
Kelley 
Hubbard 
Todd 
D Patterson 
Watt 
Jenkey 
Butler 
Fyvie 
Webber 
Taylor 
Barber 
Ashton 
Callain 
Thomas 
Strachan 
Holden 
Wilson


INSIDE 
Roscoe, 
Jackson and Co., agents. 
Margaret Gibson, R Robinson, for Mauritius. 
Lamport 
Anne, J Cameron, from Table Bay. 
Brown

VESSELS EXPECTED 
From London 
Louisa Maria, Trent, Vibilia, Augustus Schnader, Wanderer, and Lady of the Lake. 
From the Cape 
Sir Robert Peel, Steamer, J Boxer.

Wee Tottie A 1 at Lloyds: This vessel is now being
fitted up with superior accommodation for Passengers all this being in Enclosed
Cabins; and offers ... a most eligible opportunity for parties about to
proceed to Australia. An experienced Surgeon is engaged to
accompany the vessel, and every attention will be paid
to the comfort and requirements of the  passengers.

Passengers to Australia from Natal cont: Sarah Bell 1852

Australian Gold Diggings 1855

SARAH BELL Durban - Melbourne December 1852

Cabin passengers
Alloway
Dimock, Dr George, Sarah, and servant
Halloway, John

Steerage passengers
Bowlan, J
Braithwaite, CJ
Bryan, James, Rebecca, and child
Bush, Thomas
Carroll, W
Carruthers, Joseph Swan
Crocker, William
Dacomb, Joseph
Field, J
Gibbons, Thomas
Gilland, J
Greaves, John W, Anne
Grice, Waltham
Harrison,
Hutchinson, J
Iliffe, William Gregory
Kirkham, J
Luke, Charles, and Dr Henry Joseph
McKnight, James
Marshall, Cuthbert, and William
Nowell, Frederick
Pasford, W
Phillips, Samuel Vincent Price, and Harriet JS
Phillpott,
Richardson, Richard, Anne E, and child
Rolfe, J, and wife
Scotson, Samuel
Searle, E
Smith, G
Tucker, Alfred Octavius
Turnbull, Adam
Walker, John, Esther, and three children
Warwick, Edward
Webber, J
Willis, James, wife and two children
Wilson, William Donald

Passengers to Australia from Natal: Hannah 1851

Australian gold-diggings, Ararat 

From 1852 the discovery of gold in Australia led to an exodus of colonists from Natal. Some were disillusioned with the way the Byrne settler scheme had turned out; for a few, it was an escape from debts incurred in Natal; all were lured by the prospect of new get-rich-quick opportunities in the Antipodes. No precise figures are recorded for those who left permanently. The families of some men remained behind in Natal while the breadwinner went adventuring, not intending to stay in Australia unless fortune smiled upon him.

Gold-diggers at evening mess: Mount Alexander 1851

In October of 1852 the Hannah and Sarah Bell went directly to Melbourne from Natal, carrying such settlers. The brig Wee Tottie and the Golden Age followed in 1853 and 1854 respectively. Additionally there were passengers who took alternative routes e.g. via the Cape.

Should an ancestor unaccountably disappear from the Natal scene during this period, he might reappear in Australia - or pop up again in Natal after an interval in the other colony.

HANNAH Durban - Melbourne September 1852

Cabin passengers
Brooking, Dr Benjamin, Charlotte Elizabeth and family
Browne, Hugh Junot
Gordon, John Anderson
Heap, Charles Rogers
Jackson, Amelias
Lewellin, Dr John Henry Hill, wife GE Lewellin, 

Lewellin, Charles 

Page, Alfred Harrison
Pryce, Edward
Silvester, Adolphus
Skipper, AJ
Turner, John
Whitaker, Daniel Faber
Zohrab, Peter Thomas Henry Gordon, Marianne, 2 children

Steerage passengers
Abbott, Thomas Nathaniel
Barrett, Joseph Rhodes
Blundell, Thomas
Brough, Richard
Buckley, J
Clark, William
Coates, John
Davies,
Dixon, Henry Lincolne
Duprey, Peter
Edlin, William Brampton
Franklin, Mark
Gregory, Charles
Greville, Robert N, Chaloner
Hallett, James
Hamley,
Hastie, Michael
Howden, Francis Welch
Howden, Montague
Jones, Thomas
Kingham, R
Logan, Robert
Macrae, Kenneth
Marriott, Thomas Oakley, Elizabeth and children
Murray, William
Richardson, Alfred
Richardson, John Alfred, Mary Ann
Richardson, Alfred
Saker, George William
Stevens,
Suttie,
Symes, Edward
Taylor, James, Jane and children
Taylor, John
Taylor, John Horrocks
Turnbull, James Maitland
Vear, William, Sophia
Webb, James, Sarah
Webb, John, Caroline Emma
Webster, George, wife and 2 children
Withers, William Bramwell

Natal Witness Births 1897

Name, Gender, Date of Event, Date of Advert, Details

Allen m 2-Mar-1897, 4-Mar-1897, at 259 Commercial Road

the wife of Dr James F Allen of a son

Andrews m 9-Feb-1897, 17-Feb-1897, at 346 Prince Alfred Street

the wife of George Andrews of a son

Armitage m 7-Jan-1897, 13-Jan-1897, at the Brickfields, PMBurg 

the wife of John L Armitage of a son

Ball m 7-Mar-1897, 10-Mar-1897, at the Oaks, PMBurg 

the wife of Stephen Ball of a son

Barratt m 1-Jan-1897, 5-Jan-1897, at the Windsor Castle Hotel, PMBurg 

the wife of Charles Joseph Barratt of a son

Boast m 6-Feb-1897, 10-Feb-1897, at Ulundi, Estcourt 

the wife of Edwin Boast of a son named Noel Edwin

Brockbank  f  20-Feb-1897, 1-Mar-1897, 

the wife of W Brockbank N.G.R. South Coast Surveys of a daughter

Dales  f  3-Feb-1897, 13-Feb-1897, at Nottingham Road 

the wife of  WA Dales of a daughter – both well

Davis m 13-Mar-1897, 29-Mar-1897, at New Amalfi, East Griqualand 

the wife of Alfred Davis of a son

Fynney  f  1-Feb-1897, 5-Feb-1897, at Elsdale, Umsindusi 

the wife of Oswald Fynney of a daughter

Gray m 17-Mar-1897, 23-Mar-1897, at the Sanatorium, Estcourt 

the wife of R Gray of Ellerslie of a son

Harvey m 19-Mar-1897, 24-Mar-1897, at Rose Cottage, Dundee 

the wife of TJ Harvey  of a son

Hassard m 17-Feb-1897, 23-Feb-1897, at 2 Bellevue Villa's, 

Berea Road the wife of Chas. Hassard Assoc. Minister C. Es. of a son

Hassard m 17-Feb-1897, 27-Feb-1897, at 2 Bellevue Villa's, Berea Road 

the wife of Chris Hassard Assoc. Minister C E's of a son

Jardine  f  8-Jan-1897, 8-Feb-1897, at Heatherleigh 

the wife of John Jardine of a daughter

Larkan m 3-Mar-1897, 8-Mar-1897, at Antioch Enqabeni 

the wife of George Larkan of a son

Methley  f  5-Jan-1897, 13-Jan-1897, at Newstead, Curry's Post 

the wife of Willoughby L Methley of a  daughter

Moberly m 15-Jan-1897, 9-Feb-1897, at Cintra House, Ladysmith Natal 

the wife of Dr. G Keble Moverly of a son

Plowman  f  29-Mar-1897, 31-Mar-1897, at 335 Burger Street, PMBurg 

the wife of GT Plowman of a daughter

Pusey m 29-Dec-1896, 11-Jan-1897, at Mandaal, Clavis, Charlestown 

the wife of Fred Pusey of a son

Reynolds  f  27-Mar-1897, 31-Mar-1897, at the Sanatorium, Berea 

the wife of Frank Reynolds of a daughter

Shepstone  f  27-Dec-1896, 28-Jan-1897, at 286 Bulwer Street PMBurg 

the wife of Walter Scott Shepstone of a daughter

Smith m  7-Jan-1897, 13-Jan-1897, at Smithfield, Dundee 

the wife of Thomas P Smith of a son

Smith m 29-Jan-1897, 1-Feb-1897, at Edendale 

the wife of ES Smith of a son

Stevens m 31-Jan-1897, 4-Feb-1897, at the Sanatorium, Estcourt 

the wife of Mr F Stevens of Scotsfontein of a son

Tatham m 2-Jan-1897, 8-Jan-1897, at Sunnyside, Dundee Natal 

the wife of WH Tatham of a son

Van Der Plank m 18-Feb-1897, 27-Feb-1897, at Camperdown 

the wife of FB Van Der Plank M.R.C.V.S. of a son

Von Der Heyde m 11-Jan-1897, 1-Jan-1897, at Bizana, Pondoland 

the wife of Robert Von Der Heyde of a son

Wingfield-Stratford m 12-Feb-1897, 24-Feb-1897, at 93 Commercial Road, 

the wife of Richard N Wingfield-Stratford of a son

Natal Witness Deaths 1884

Name, Gender, Age, Date of Event, Date of Advert, Details

Adams, Thomas Frederick m 49, 29-May-1884, 31-May-1884,

at his residence "Market Inn"

Airth, Frederick John m 3mnth 5days, 26-Feb-1884, 6-Mar-1884,

at Umsinga, beloved son of John WF Hall

Alcock, m 4 mnth  21dys, 4-Mar-1884, 8-Mar-1884,

at PMBurg the infant son of JR and S Alcock 

Amos, Ann  f  no age given, 12-April-1884, 22-April-1884,

at 11 Greyling Street, PMBurg, widow of the late JB Amos

Andrews, Harry Thomas m 7 yrs  10 mnths, 7-April-1884, 12-April-1884,

at PMBurg, third son of J and A.M. Andrews (junior)

Baker, Mary Eveline  f  22yrs 6 mnths, 14-Feb-1884, 16-Feb-1884,

The beloved wife of AW Baker of the Firm Baker and Laughton, Advocates Etc. PMBurg

Bartholomew, Sarah Annette Frances  f  22, 15-June-1884, 25-June-1884,

at Rongpoort, the beloved wife of Joseph Bartholomew

Deeply regretted

Bourke, John m 70, 14-Nov-1884, 24-Nov-1884,

at the residence of Mr EJ Bourke, Pretoria, Mr J Bourke of PMB

Boycott, William m 44, 11-Mar-1884, 18-Mar-1884,

at Hawkstone, Woodside. Late Major H.M. 29th Worcestershire Regiment

Brokensha, Elizabeth Dalzell  f  5 mnth 14 dys, 18-Oct-1884, 23-Oct-1884,

at No 1 Akerman Street, Pomercy, Umsinga, daughter of Thomas H and Sarah Brokensha

Brough, Richard m 64, 10-May-1884, 12-May-1884,

at Cope's Retreat, PMBurg, late of Welton Wold, Brough, East Yorkshire

Cawood, Evelyn  f  4, 27-May-1884, 7-June-1884,

at Tretire, Herefordshire, England, daughter if HC Sinclair Cawood Esq.

Late of Jermyn Street, London SW (by telegraph)

Cheney, Benjamin m 50 yrs 6 mths, 12-Oct-1884, 15-Oct-1884,

at Henrietta Street, late of Finedon, Northamptonshire, England

( English and American Papers please copy)

Coulter, Charles Henry m 38, 29-Oct-1884, 31-Oct-1884,

Eldest son of William Coulter of Belfast, Ireland

Craggs, J no age given, 5-Aug-1884, 6-Oct-1884,

at North Stainley, Ripon, Yorkshire, England, late of Edinglassie, PMBurg

Davis, Minnie  f  36, 21-May-1884, 28-June-1884,

at Newcastle on Tyne, widow of the late Alfred Davis

Dick, John m 21, 9-July-1884, 14-July-1884,

at St George's Private Hotel, PMBurg, eldest son of Dr. Jas. Dick,

14th Monteith Row, Glasgow

Drimmie, David m 87, 2-Dec-1884, 4-Dec-1884,

at PMBurg, Natal, late of Marykirk, Scotland (Home papers please copy)

Dryden, William Charles m 17 months, 30-Dec-1883, 2-Jan-1884,

The beloved son of H and E Dryden

Elliott, Robert m 78, 19-April-1884, 23-April-1884,

at the residence of his son-in-law Mr WH Cullingworth, Gardiner Street, Durban

Evans, Susannah Elizabeth Sissy  f  no age given, 28-Mar-1884, 3-April-1884,

at Mount Alice, PMBurg, daughter of David and SE Evans Deeply regretted

Geekie, David m 85, 14-May-1884, 17-June-1884,

at Dundee Scotland, Mr David Geekie (builder) father of John Geekie of this City

Hellet, Louis m 18, 21-Mar-1884, 1-April-1884,

at Bishop's College, Rondebosch, Cape Town after a short illness

the eldest son of the late P Hellet of Greytown

Herbert, Maud  f  6yrs 11mnths, 22-April-1884, 24-April-1884,

at 44 Pietermaritz Street, of Diptheria, second daughter of AW and LJ Herbert

Hesom, Robert m 38, 26-Jan-1884, 2-Feb-1884,

at PMBurg, of sunstroke  Deeply regretted by a large circle of friends

Hildyard. Robert Charles Thornton m 8 mnth 3 wks, 25-Oct-1884, 29-Oct-1884,

at Richmond, Natal, son of Cecil HT Hildyard

Hodson, Sally  f  74, 28-Dec-1884, 30-Dec-1884,

at Church Street, PMBurg - widow of the late James Hodgson

Horsley, Thomas m 68y 10mnths, 17-Dec-1884, 20-Dec-1884,

at PMBurg, at the residence of his nephew, Mr TB Archer

Hupfeld, Maria  f  63y 9m 20dys, 7-Dec-1884, 8-Dec-1884,

at her residence at Shorts Retreat after a short illness.  Her end was peace

Ireland, Herbert Wesley m 9mnth 11dys, 14-Mar-1884, 18-Mar-1884,

at Boshoff Street, PMBurg, infant son of Frank Ireland

Jordaan, Cicelia Johanna  f  15y 6mns 10dy, 29-April-1884, 12-May-1884,

Deeply regretted, no other details

Kinsman, George Whitefield m 58, 15-June-1884, 17-June-1884,

at his residence Mount Maria, County Weenen,

youngest son of the late Rev Andrew Guyse Kinsman M.A. of Cross Hall,

Gildersome, Leeds, England

(Australia (Melbourne) English papers please copy)

Kirby, Helen (see late  Mrs Dobson)  f  50, 21-April-1884, 24-April-1884,

at Grey's Hospital, late Mrs Dobson

Knox, Jane  f  no age given, 21-Oct-1884, 22-Oct-1884,

at the residence of Mrs Plunkett, Loop Street PMBurg after 8 months illness,

the beloved wife of Charles Knox, Alexandra Store, Umzinto

Kretzchmar, Aubrey Vernon m no age given, 8-Sept-1884, 9-Sept-1884,

at PMBurg (English papers please copy)

Lindsay, Ether May  f  22 months, 3-May-1884, 6-May-1884,

at Burger Street, PMBurg infant daughter of JF and A Lindsay

Lindsay, Gilbert Maitland m 1yr  3 mnths, 23-Aug-1884, 29-Aug-1884,

at "Rosemount", Mooi River, youngest and beloved son of William and Jessie Lindsay

Locke, Matthew m no age given, 26-April-1884, 29-April-1884,

at PMBurg, late of Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, England

Lund, Jane  f  56, 16-Sept-1884, 23-Sept-1884,

at Spring Valley, widow of the late Benjamin Lund

Mac Gowan, Margaret Campbell Darling  f  no age given, 20-April-1884, 22-May-1884,

at Rothesay, Bute, Scotland U K,

 relict of Jas. MacGowan, Glasgow, Scotland, Bridgeton

McLaurin, Mary Olivia  f  9 months, 10-Dec-1884, 13-Dec-1884,

at Glenaray, Verulam, the beloved infant daughter of James and AJ McLaurin

Meek, Agnes Maud  f  10 yrs 8 mnth, 12-Feb-1884, 16-Feb-1884,

at Greytown beloved daughter of Walter and A Meek "Gone to her father's house above"

Meyer, Magdalina  f  64, 25-Aug-1884, 29-Aug-1884,

at Senekal, OFS, wife of CF Meyer, Kaffirdrift Farm, Inchanga

Mileman, Martha  f  61, 8-Feb-1884,1 2-Feb-1884,

at PMBurg after a lingering illness, the much loved wife of William Mileman

Muir, Arthur James m 7yrs 7mnths, no date given, 18-Nov-1884,

at Church Street, PMBurg the beloved son of Lillias and William Muir

Mullins, John m 36, 29-Dec-1884, 30-Dec-1884,

at the residence of his sister (Mrs HH Smith) in the Chase Valley

Newmarch, Edward Sawden m 50, 12-July-1884, 17-July-1884,

at Greytown

Ollerenshaw, Samuel m no age given, 10-July-1884, 12-July-1884,

at Grey's Hospital, late of Godley, Cheshire, England

Pierce, John m 28 days, 8-Sept-1884, 24-Sept-1884,

at Heilbron OFS, infant son of Mr and Mrs J Pierce

Raffter, George Augustus m 5 yrs 3mnth, 11-Mar-1884, 13-Mar-1884,

at PMBurg of Croup and Bronchitis, the beloved son of George and Elizabeth Raffter

(Transvaal papers please copy)

Ralfe, Emily  f  no age given, 8-Mar-1884, 11-Mar-1884,

at PMBurg the beloved wife of Robert Ralfe of Heavitree, Weenen County

Friends will please accept this intimation

Raw, Harry Leonard m 2yrs 10mnths, 17-Sept-1884, 23-Sept-1884,

at St Ives, Umgeni, Harry Leonard son of Joseph Raw

Raymond, Elizabeth  f  45, 25-Mar-1884, 27-Mar-1884,

at Greytown, of heart disease, beloved wife of John Raymond

Sinclair, Catherine  f  1yr and  7 mnths, 22-Oct-1884, 29-Oct-1884,

at Craigdarrock, Upper Umgeni daughter of Achibald and Jane Sinclair

Smith, Alexander m 49yrs 9 mnths, 4-Jan-1884, 4-Jan-1884,

at his residence, Longmarket Street, PMBurg

Stutfield, Elizabeth Ellen  f  84, 2-Feb-1884, 13-Mar-1884,

at the Rectory, Rotherhithe, the residence of her son-in-law,

relict of the late Charles Bradshaw Stutfield, Esq. D.L. J.P.

Talbot, Berkeley Buckingham m 64, 21-Aug-1884, 27-Aug-1884,

at Byrne 

Taylor, Herbert Arnold m 9 months, 26-Dec-1884, 29-Dec-1884,

at Town Bush Valley infant son of WL and E Taylor (of enteric fever)

Tilley, (no name given)  f  51, no date given, 8-Dec-1884,

Died at PMBurg after a long and painfull illness the beloved wife of Walter Tilley

Tyrrell, Catherine  f  57, 20-Oct-1884, 26-Oct-1884,

at the "Retreat", Berea the beloved and devoted wife of Edward Tyrrell of the Berea,

formerly of Loventor, Devon and daughter of the late William Nairn Robertson of Lythe Hall, Yorkshire

Tyrrell, Ernest Edward m 30, 23-Jan-1884, 30-Jan-1884,

at his residence, Harding, of Brain Fever, eldest son of Edward Tyrrell of the Berea, Durban

and grandson of the late John Tyrrell Esq. of Clonard, County Court Judge