Emmeline HOSKEN [6996]

  General Notes:

Arrived: Ocean Chief

Adelaide Observer (SA : 1843 - 1904) Sat 19 Mar 1864
IMMIGRANTS PER OCEAN CHIEF
The following is the official list of immigrants by the Ocean Chief, which sailed January 4, from Plymouth to Adelaide;-
Walter and John Budden; George Bush, Thomas Beswetherick, Richard Birlace, John Bullen, Thomas Barnett, John Baker, John Gowling, H. T. Clarke, John Christie, George Chapman, George and Silas Clothier; Thomas Dougal, William Davidson, John Evans, Absalom Ellis, John Ferrell, Henry Fray, George and John Growded, Christopher Geddings, John R. Hoskin, Thomas Hoole, William Hallas, Samuel Hall, William Hedges, Giles Hart, Charles and William Hall, Jones Rees, Richard Johns, John Jones, John Jenkin, Daniel Lobb, Bichard Lakes, David Llewellen, William Miles, Edwin Merritt, Henry Morris, Walter Matthews, George Needham, John Nicholls, James Oldham, Thomas Polyglane, John Palan, John Pedwick, Joseph Ruth, John Rouse, Archibald and George Ritchie, James Scriven, Henry Smith, William and Arthur Steggall, John Smith, James Tilley, Francis Tuckett, John Thorn, John Thompson, William Wadge. Charles and James White, George Clothier. Bartholomew Blatchford, James Greig, John Rowe, John Blue, John Delany, Caroline and John Daly, John Donnell, Owen Daly, Michael Francis, John Flyn, Pat and John Hally, John Howard, Wm. Herd, Thomas Jose, Henry Jones, Henry Knight, Edward Kelly, Michael Lyons, Michael Larissy, John McKeogh, John and George Matthews, Duncan McRae, Charles Mullin, John Navin, Richard Phelan, Edward Pearce, George Pollard, Denis Regan, Michael and John Ryan, William Radley. Thomas Thomas, W. J. E. Middleton, Thomas Watkins, Mary Crowley, Margaret Clancy, Ann Crovost, Elizabeth Choules, Julia Daly, Norah Delany, Mary and Catherine Donnellan, Rachael Dickson, Maria Ellard. Norah Francis, Mary and Rachael Gunn, Mary and Elizabeth Green, Ann Hayes, Mary Henderson, Ellen Herd, Mary Haley, Eliza J. Hewton, Mary, Sarah, Thomas, James, Annie, John, Mary and Margaret Kerr. Mary Lamono, Jane Laveny, Sarah McKeogh, Margaret and Elizabeth McDonald, Julia Mooney, Ann McCulla, Margaret Nevin, Nancy O'Laughlin, Deborah Palmer, Jane Pearce, Ellen Ryan, Eliza Zeate, Isabella and Agnes Wilson, Harriet and Charles Wood. Elizabeth Badden, Ellen Brummet, Amelia Batten, Ellen Benallick, Amelia Battley, Mahala Couch, Elizabeth Cullum, Lucy A. Cock, Mary Close, Catherine Ferrell, Mary Hall, Emmaline Hosken, Grace Harris, Thirza Hobbs, Jane Munah, Mary Julian, Eleanor Lobb, Esther Lewis, Annie Lloyd, Mary Lamshead, Ellen Lewis, Sarah Newbury, Jane Owen, Jane Robertson. Hannah Roberts, Jessie Rutherford, Mary Spencer, Eva Sibler, Mary Sullivan, Mary Salter, Eliza Thornton, Mary Thomas. Eliza Tilly, Ann Lamshead, Sarah Ranbow, Elizabeth Fray, Catherine and Elizabeth Wilkinson, Mary Dick, son, John, Mary, John, Matthew, Honorah, Mary, and Catherine Cawfield. Thomas, Eliza beth, William, and Matilda Hewton, Martin Bridget, Catherine, Michael, Margaret, and Martin Haley, William, Ann, John, and Eliza Henderson, Leonard and Sarah Halley, William and Hannah Kerr, Hannah, Michael, Margaret, Ann, John, Mary, and Anthony Muldoon, Mary and Bridget O'Connor, John, Martha, Harriet. Edward, and Catherine Parr, William. Elizabeth, James, John, and Margaret Walsh. William, Sarah, George, Mary, and Emily Budden, Thomas and Eleanor Bartlett, Alexander and Jamieson Brown, Henry, Emma, John, and Frederick Bice, Joshua, Mary, and Ellen Bunney, William and Jane Curtis, Michael and Margaret Dyer, George, Francis, Frederick, and John Fray, John. Eliza beth, and Eliza Grey, John. Susan, Eliza, and John Henner, John and Emeary Hocking, James, Elizabeth, Charles, and Elizabeth Hallas, James, Isabella, William, Isabella, Mary, and Ellen Hains, William, Mary, John, Clara, Clarissa, Harry, Saul, Mary, Elizabeth, and Ellen Horsford. Thomas, Maria, and John Jones, Richard, Mary, William, and Thomas Kyrwood, Evan and Lydia Lewis, William and Mary Lamerton, William and Eliza Robins, Robert, Mary, and Julia Steggall, Frederick and Eliza Smith, Andrew, Eliza, and James Stewart, Thomas and Rachel Thomas, Charles, Sarah, Rebecca, and John Thomas, Lewis, Mary, Lewis, and Florence Williams, Henry and Grace Williams, John, Elizabeth, William, John, and Lydia Welsby. Thomas, Ann, Louisa, and Kate Williams, Robert and Henrietta Davies, Thomas, Sarah, Sarah, Thomas, John, and Mary Smith. William, Mary, and William Tyler, Thomas, Mary Herbert, Isabella, Ida, and Thomas Hall, John Cowman, Michael and Mary Kairns, David, Joshua, Walter, Alice, John, Ann, Elizabeth, Mary, Catharine, and Maria Charlesworth, and John Weekes.
The following is a summary of the nationalities:-
United Kingdom assisted passage regulations- English. 161; Scotch, 8. Colonial passage certificate-holders-English. 75; Scotch, 13; Irish, 60.
Free passage certificate regulations - Single women. English, 35; Scotch, 3.
Total-English. 271; Scotch, 24; Irish, 60. Married couples. 88; married women, 3; single men, 109: single women 82; children from 1 to 12-boys, 32; girls. 33- total, 355 tools equal to 314½ statute adults.

South Australian Register (Adelaide, SA : 1839 - 1900) Fri 8 Apr 1864
ARRIVAL OF THE OCEAN CHIEF WITH 357 GOVERNMENT IMMIGRANTS.
The Ocean Chief is a vessel which belongs to the Black Ball Line of Packets, and was chartered by the Commissioners to carry emigrants from Plymouth to Port Adelaide; and well has she succeeded in her mission, carrying out the terms of the contract in a satisfactory manner, and reflecting the highest credit on both master and Surgeon- Superintendent. The latter, especially, deserves notice, from the prompt and effectual measures adopted when measles made their appearance. They were totally eradicated before the 1st February, and prior to that were confined to four cases, none of which proved fatal. Only one death occurred throughout the passage, and that was an infant brought on board in a weakly state. From enquiries made on board, the passage appears to have been a very pleasant one, without any serious exhibition of disagreeable feelings or a shadow of complaint. The people are apparently of a character calculated to be of service in the colony, and from the number of assisted immi- grants there will doubtless be but a limited selection for the labour market. The follow-ng statistics are from the official papers:-
United Kingdom assisted passage regulations- English 161 ; Scotch, 8. Colonial passage certificate-holders - English, 75; Scotch, 13; Irish, 60.
Free passage certificate regulations - Single women, English, 35; Scotch, 3. Total- English, 271; Scotch, 24; Irish, 60.
Married couples, 88; married women, 3; single men, 109; single women, 82: children from 1 to 12- boys, 32; girls, 33 -total, 355 souls, equal to 314 1/2 statute adults.
Subjoined are the names of the immigrants:- Walter and John Budden, George Bush, Thomas Beswetherick, Richard Birlace, John Bullen, Thomas Barnett, John Baker, John Cowling, H. T. Clarke, John Christie, George Chapman, George and Silas Clothier, Thomas Dougal, William Davidson, John Evans, Absalom Ellis, John Ferrell, Henry Fray, George and John Growded, Christopher Geddings, John R. Hoskin, Thomas Hoole, William Hallas, Samuel Hall, William Hedges, Giles Hart, Charles and William Hall, Jones Rees, Richard Johns, John Jones, John Jenkin, Daniel Lobb, Richard Lakes, David Llewellen, William Miles, Edwin Merritt, Henry Morris, Walter Matthews, George Needham, John Nicholls, James Oldham, Thomas Polyglane, John Palan, John Pedwick, Joseph Ruth, John Rouse, Archiband and George Ritchie, James Scriven, Henry Smith, William and Arthur Steggall, John Smith, James Tilley, Francis Tuckett, John Thorn, John Thompson, William Wadge, Charles and James White, George Clothier. Bartholomew Blatchford, James Greig, John Rowe, John Blue, John Delany, Caroline and John Daly, John Donnell, Owen Daly, Michael Francis, John Flyn, Pat and John Hally, John Howard, Wm. Herd, Thomas Jose, Henry Jones, Henry Knight, Edward Kelly, Michael Lyons, Michael Larissy, John McKeogh, John and George Matthews, Duncan McRae, Charles Mullin, John Navin, Richard Phelan, Edward Pearce. George Pollard, Denis Regan, Michael and John Ryan, William Radley, Thomas Thomas, W.J.E. Middleton, Thomas Watkins, Mary Crowley, Margaret Clancy, Ann Crovost Elizabeth Choules, Julia Daly, Norah Delany, Mary and Catherine Donnellan, Rachael Dickson, Maria Ellard, Norah Francis, Mary and Rachael Gunn, Mary and Elizabeth Green, Ann Hayes, Mary Henderson, Ellen Herd, Mary Haley, Eliza J. Hewton, Mary, Sarah, Thomas, James, Annie, John, Mary, and Margaret Kerr, Mary Lamono. Jane Laveny, Sarah McKeogh, Margaret and Elizabeth McDonald, Julia Mooney. Ann McCulla, Margaret Nevin, Nancy O'Laughlin, Deborah Palmer, Jane Pearce, Ellen Ryan, Eliza Zeate, Isabella and Agnes Wilson, Harriet and Charles Wood, Elizabeth Badden, Ellen Brummet, Amelia Batten, Ellen Benallick, Amelia Battley, Mahala Couch, Elizabeth Cullum, Lucy A. Cock, Mary Close, Catherine Ferrell, Mary Hall, Emmaline Hosken, Grace Harris, Thirza Hobbs, Jane Munah, Mary Julian, Eleanor Lobb, Esther Lewis, Annie Lloyd, Mary Lamshead, Ellen Lewis, Sarah Newbury, Jane Owen, Jane Robertson, Hannah Roberts, Jessie Rutherford, Mary Spencer, Eva Sibler, Mary Sullivan, Mary Salter, Eliza Thornton, Mary Thomas, Eliza Tilly, Ann Lamshead, Sarah Ranbow, Elizabeth Fray, Catherine and Elizabeth Wilkinson, Mary Dickson, John, Mary, John, Matthew, Honorah, Mary, and Catherine Cawfield, Thomas, Elizabeth, William, and Matilda Hewton, Martin, Bridget, Catherine, Michael, Margaret and Martin Haley, William, Ann, John, and Eliza Henderson, Leonard and Sarah Halley, William and Hannah Kerr, Hannah, Michael, Margaret, Ann, John, Mary, and Anthony Muldoon, Mary and Bridget O'Connor, John, Martha, Harriet Edward, and Catherine Parr, William, Elizabeth, James, John, and Margaret Walsh, William, Sarah, George, Mary, and Emily Budden, Thomas and Eleanor Bartlett, Alexander and Jainieson Brown, Henry, Emma, John, and Frederick Bice, Joshua, Mary, and Ellen Bunney, William and Jane Curtis, Michael and Margaret Dyer, George, Francis, Frederick, and John Fray, John, Elizabeth, and Eliza Grey, John, Susan, Eliza, and John Henner, John and Emeary Hocking, James, Elizabeth, Charles, and Elizabeth Hallas, James, Isabella, William, Isabella, Mary, and Ellen Hains, William, Mary, John, Clara, Clarissa, Harry, Saul, Mary, Elizabeth, and Ellen Horsford, Thomas, Maria, and John Jones, Richard, Mary, William, and Thomas Kyrwood, Evan and Lydia Lewis, William and Mary Lamerton, William and Eliza Robins, Robert, Mary, and Julia Steggall. Frederick and Eliza Smith, Andrew, Eliza, and James Stewart, Thomas and Rachel Thomas, Charles, Sarah, Rebecca, and John Thomas, Lewis, Mary, Lewis, and Florence Williams, Henry and Grace Williams, John, Elizabeth, William, John, and Lydia Welsby. Thomas, Ann, Louisa, and Kate Williams, Robert and Henrietta Davies, Thomas, Sarah, Sarah, Thomas, John, and Mary Smith. William, Mary, and William Tyler, Thomas, Mary Herbert Isabella, Ida, and Thomas Hall, John Cowman, Michael and Mary Kairns, David, Joshua, Walter, Alice, John. Ann, Elizabeth, Mary, Catharine, and Maria Charlesworth, and John Weekes.

The Express and Telegraph (Adelaide, SA : 1867 - 1922) Mon 18 Mar 1878
Death Notice:
WOOD. On the 3rd of March, at the Lunatic Asylum, Adelaide, Emmeline, the wife of C. W. Wood, of Warrow, Port Lincoln.

  Other Records

• England Census: Census, 1861, 118 Sethnoe Mills, Breage, Cornwall, England. Emaline Hosken dau of Samuel Hosken age 18 Unmarried Housekeeper Born Lelante Cornwall (brother Charles 18; sister Esther 12)

Emmeline married Charles Wordsworth WOOD [5626] [MRIN: 1896], son of Living and Living, on 28 Jul 1864 in Wesleyan Parsonage, Kapunda, South Australia. (Charles Wordsworth WOOD [5626] was born on 2 Oct 1843 in St-Omer, Bourbourg, France, died on 24 Aug 1936 in 82 Alexandra St, Prospect, South Australia and was buried on 25 Aug 1936 in St. George's Church of England Cemetery, Magill.)

  Marriage Notes:

1864 SA Marriage 59/379 WOOD Charles Wordsworth HOSKEN Emmeline, Kapunda

Adelaide Observer (SA : 1843 - 1904) Sat 13 Aug 1864
Marriage Notice:
WARD-HOSKEN. On the 28th July, by special licence, in the Wesleyan Parsonage, Kapunda, by the Rev. Wm. M. Bennett, Mr. Charles W. Ward, to Miss Emmeline Hosken,
of Allendale.