Voyage to London in 1882

Voyage to London in 1882
Under command of	Captain Edward Alston
Departure port	Port Augusta
Departure date	29th October 1881
Arrival port	London
Arrival date	16th February 1882
Voyage duration	110 days

Having reached Port Adelaide on 26 July 1881, the City of Adelaide unloaded and eventually sailed for Port Augusta, arriving there on 21 August. Loading her "homeward" cargo, she sailed from Port Augusta on 29 October 1881 and arrived in London on 16 February 1882, a duration of 110 days.

Passenger List

No.	Name in Newspaper / on Passenger List	Individual Wiki (GEDCOM) Page	Family/Household Wiki (GEDCOM) Page	Cabin Class	Birth Date	Age	Comment	Ref.
1	Alston, Mrs.	Francis, Grace Charlotte - I798	Alston Family - F129	First Class (Saloon)
2	Alston, Child	Alston, Roland Athel Edward - I896	Alston Family - F129	First Class (Saloon)	18 Dec 1877	4	Born at sea on City of Adelaide and died (16 January 1885) at sea on City of Adelaide, aged 7.

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Explanation of 'Name' columns in Passenger List

The 'Name on Passenger List' column: shows details obtained from a manifest or newspaper report. The 'Individual Wiki (GEDCOM) Page' column reflects the individual name in our Genealogy Database and: represents the results of genealogy research in identifying who the individual was and includes the TNGID number for the individual. resolves spelling errors in the original manifest, or in the transcripts in the newspapers of the day. provides the maiden names of married women, and firstnames and middlenames where known. has links that will take you to a biographical article on the individual. The 'Family/Household Wiki (GEDCOM) Page' column reflects the family name in our Genealogy Database and: represents the results of genealogy research in identifying who the family was and includes the TNGID number for the family. resolves spelling errors in the original manifest, or in the transcripts in the newspapers of the day. has links that will take you to an article on a family group or household travelling together. This 'household' may also include, for example, servants whose name is not known.

Crew List

This list is held by the Maritime History Archive, Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada.

Cargo List

The ship carried 3,968 bales of greasy wool and 78 bales of scoured wool. The 4,046 bales totalled 1,525,730 pounds in weight,and the cargo was valued at 54,500 pounds sterling.

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