| Vessel: | Wandrahm | Type: | Sailing ship | |||
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| At: | Tonnage: | 711 | Length: | 44.1m | ||
| Beam: | 9m | Draft: | ||||
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| Usual area: | Purpose built for migrant trade to Australasia. | |||||
| Built at Rheiherstag, near Hamburg. | ||
| Departs Hamburg for Australia with emigrants. This was the ship's maiden voyage. | ||
| Arrived at Port of Adelaide, South Australia. | ||
| Departs Hamburg for East London, South Africa with emigrants. On this voyage 10 children and 1 adult died.. | ||
| Arrived at East London, South Africa. | ||
| Departs Hamburg for Adelaide, South Australia. | ||
| Arrived at Port of Adelaide, South Australia. | ||
| Departs Hamburg for Moreton Bay, Queensland, Australia. | ||
| Arrived at Moreton Bay. Caused suspension of German immigration, and cancellation of those by Godeffroy line due to observed conditions on ship. |
| Vessel: | Wilhelmsburg | Type: | Sailing ship | |||
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| Usual area: | The following records may not refer to a single ship, but until additional details are available will remain a record of voyages be a single ship of that name. | |||||
| Voyage to Australia with emigrants under Bounty Scheme. |
| Vessel: | Wistow Hall | Type: | Sailing ship | |||
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| Usual area: | Recorded as carrying migrants to east coast of Australia. | |||||
| Voyage to Australia, with the first known stopping point of Cooktown. At this time Cooktown was a boom goldmining port, and often the first port of call for overseas ships. Additional stops were then commonly made at Townsville and/or Bowen, sometimes Gladstone, and often Maryborough, but usually ending in Brisbane. |