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Christopher Adrian Garbutt was born Sep 1953. He died Oct 1994.
Edward Searle died.
Edward arrived 1, 2 with the Daniel Pary aboard the 'Duke of Marlborough' 18 Jun 1820 in Table Bay, Cape Town.
Unnamed Romanov was born 26 Apr 1776. He died 26 Apr 1776.
William Anderson was born before 1800.
William arrived 1, 2 with the Charles Cambell Party aboard the 'Mary Ann Sophia' 1820 in Algoa Bay, Cape Colony. He image is from from Sailing Ship.
Mary Owen was born about 1800.
Mary arrived 1, 2 with the Philipps Party aboard the 'Kennersley Castle' 29 Apr 1820 in Algoa Bay, Cape Colony. She was employed Servant of T Philipps. She 's image is 3 where the Kennersley Castle sailed from from The Floating Dock Bristol.
James Armstrong was born about 1792.
James was employed Weaver. He arrived 1, 2 with the Parker Party aboard the 'East Indian' 1 May 1820 in Saldhana Bay, Cape Colony. He image is from from East Indian.
John MacAlister died 1 after 1605.
John was employed tutor of Loup. He was the Privy Council, fined and denounced as rebels. 1605.
In 1605 "Archibald and his kinsman, John Macalister, tutor of Loup,-were ordered to appear before the Privy Council and fined on surety of pain of being denounced as rebels. Alexander Macalister along with Angus Og, leader of MacDonalds of Islay were found guilty of treason and after incarceration in prison of Tolbooth in Edinburgh, they were hanged. However by 1623 Macalister of Loup was one of the justices of the peace for Argyllshire."
Angus Og MacDonald MacDonald of Islay died 1 1605 in Tolbooth Prison, Edinburgh, Scotland from hanged for trason.
In 1605 "Archibald and his kinsman, John Macalister, tutor of Loup,-were ordered to appear before the Privy Council and fined on surety of pain of being denounced as rebels.
Alexander Macalister along with Angus Og, leader of MacDonalds of Islay were found guilty of treason by the Privy Council and after incarceration in prison of Tolbooth in Edinburgh,
Admiral Edward Spragge Sir was born after 1600. He died 1673 in in Battle with Van Tromp.
Admiral Sir Edward Spragge, of whom Pepys in a footnote on page 142 of his Diary says: He was a distinguished naval commander who perished in a boat which was sunk in an action with Van Tromp in 1673, while he was preparing to hoist his flag on board a third ship, having previously lost two in the engagement.
There is a monument to his memory in the Chapel of St. John the Evangelist in Westminster Abbey, as recorded in Stow’s Survey of London and Westminster, book 6, p. 21, which bears the inscription: Sir Edward Spragge, Kt., a brave and valiant Sea Captain, who lost his life in a sea fight against the Hollanders.
Trevor Rawlings died from infancy.
Thomas Claude Robinson died 1978.
Richard Francis Peek died 1972.
