Karoline Wilhelmine DEWITZ [Wilhemina]

1827 - 1908  (81 years)

• Name	Karoline Wilhelmine DEWITZ
  Known As	Wilhemina
  Birth	19 Jan 1827	Lunow, Barnim, Brandenburg, Germany   [1, 2]
  Gender	Female
  Emigration	19 Jun 1884	London, Middlesex, England
  Emigration	From 19 Jun 1884 to 21 Aug 1884	steamship IONIC   [3]
  Immigration	21 Aug 1884	Lyttelton, Canterbury, New Zealand   [4]
  Naturalization	19 Mar 1908	Oxford, Canterbury, New Zealand   [2]
  Death	19 Nov 1908	Stratford, Taranaki, New Zealand   [1]
  Person ID	I23419	NZ Genealogy Project
  Last Modified	10 Feb 2024

  
  

  Family	Christian Friedrich August NIETHE,   b. 20 Apr 1831, Lunow, Barnim, Brandenburg, Germany d. 10 Jun 1871, Lunow, Barnim, Brandenburg, Germany (Age 40 years)
  Marriage	12 Oct 1856	Lunow, Barnim, Brandenburg, Germany   [1]
  Children	+ 1. Wilhelm Fredrich Carl NIETHE,   b. 13 Jan 1867, Lunow, Barnim, Brandenburg, Germany d. 11 May 1929, Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand (Age 62 years)
  Family ID	F8286	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	31 Dec 2024

  
  

• Event Map		Birth - 19 Jan 1827 - Lunow, Barnim, Brandenburg, Germany Marriage - 12 Oct 1856 - Lunow, Barnim, Brandenburg, Germany Emigration - 19 Jun 1884 - London, Middlesex, England Immigration - 21 Aug 1884 - Lyttelton, Canterbury, New Zealand Naturalization - 19 Mar 1908 - Oxford, Canterbury, New Zealand Death - 19 Nov 1908 - Stratford, Taranaki, New Zealand  = Link to Google Earth
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• Notes

  The following is a brief account of the voyage of the Ionic from London to Auckland in 1884, with 3 members of the NIETH family. The ship continued on to Wellington on 15 August, arriving 17 August, and departed for Lyttelton on 20 August, arriving on 21 August, before the Nieth family members were discharged with other immigrants. THE IONIC The s.s. Ionic, which arrived as we were going to press on the 4th August, had a most uneventful passage. She left London on June 18, and took her final departure from Plymouth the next day, fine and clear weather prevailing. Called at Teneriffe on the 25th, and, after taking in coal, left again same day, and with the exception of three days dirty weather when off the Cape of Good Hope (passed July 10), fine weather favoured the ship, and good onward progress was made, the best day's work done being 336 knots. Called at Hobart on the 29th July, and after landing passengers and taking in a further supply of coal, she resumed her voyage for Auckland on the 30th. Very fine weather prevailed thence till arrival in port. There was no sickness during tho passage, and Dr. Philson, after making the usual inspection, presented Captain Cameron with a clean bill of health. The lonic's passage from Gravesend occupied 46 days, the actual steaming time being 43 days 20 hours. The following are the names of her officers:? Commander, J. G. Cameron; Chief Engineer, W. O. Purvis; Surgeon, S. A. Patrick: Purser, G. Row. Source: Auckland Star, 16 August 1884, Page 5.

  
  

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