1824 |
The barque ‘Simon Taylor’ is built in London and registered by S. Taylor |
1830 |
Master (Captain) listed as Mister Christie |
1833 |
Lloyds Register reveal that Mauritis was the ‘Simon Taylor’ destination. |
1829 to 1837 |
Lloyds Registers reveal that Jamaica was the destination (bar 1833) |
1837 |
ownership changed to R. Taylor |
1838 to 1839 |
the ship was restored |
1839 |
owner Thomson & Co. |
1840 |
Captain was Mister Slater |
1841 |
Captain was Thomas Brown |
1841 to 1846 |
Lloyds Registers reveal that Bombay, India was the destination |
1842 |
The ship was sold to Thompson and Co.
Master was Thomas Brown |
1842 |
The ‘Simon Taylor’ was listed with Lloyd’s Register as destined for Bombay, India, however, the ship docked at Fremantle, Western Australia in August 1842 with 219 passengers (Assisted migrants, many of whom were indentured to persons already resident in the colony and 18 Parkhurst boys). Passage cost 4 pounds and 18 shillings. |
1843 to 1846 |
Lloyds Registers reveal that Bombay, India was the destination. |
1847 to 1849 |
Lloyds Registers reveal that Calcutta, India was the destination. |
7 June 1849 |
While returning from Jamaica the ship was driven ashore on the shingles off the south coast of England & subsequently broke up |
1849 onwards |
There is no records in the Lloyd Register after that date. |