Passenger List - 1855 voyage "Malacca" Chile to Adelaide

[cupoflife]

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CoL

[Patrick Weir]

Thanks CoL,

I'll keep an eye out!

[RPickering]

Hi Wayne. I would also love any information you may have as he is also my great great grandfather. I have alot of things I have gotten from other sites. But still alot of gaps. I'm more than happy to compare  to see if I might have things you don't. Or if anyone else wants anything

[MDurdin]

Hi Wayne, Santiago Olivares was my GGG grandfather, his daughter Annie (Agnes) married Robert Johnston in 1881 at Hawker South Australia.  The Johnstons were well known horsemen, saddlers and carters who also used donkey teams to travel the Birdsville Track, and were based in Farina.  I would be really interested in any other information you may be able to share.  I live in Whyalla South Australia, where Robert and Annie are buried at the local cemetery.  Im also more than happy to share any information I have that you may need.

[FOPino]

Hi All,
I am Chilean Australian architect and researcher in Canberra. I am researching (searching) for a Chilean migrant who settled in the Canberra region in 1860s Rupelto (Roberto) Rodrigues (Rodriges or Rodgers). From his naturalization papers he mentioned arriving to Australia on the Malacca in 1854. I can't find him in any archives in SA. He and another Chilean Eusebio Ponce (Ponsey) brought pise (rammed earth) construction to the region and some of the homesteads, cottages and huts still remain today. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Fernando