James ELPHICK + Lucretia BLACKMAN

Marriage	November 11, 1816 Hastings, Sussex, England, United Kingdom Source: Scott - Paul - Family History Publication: Various Word documents sent by Paul Scott to Stuart via email on 10 January 2009.. Citation details: Scott Ancestor Tree No. 2
Emigration	As assisted immigrants on board the "Juliana" October 20, 1838 Gravesend, Kent, England, United Kingdom Source: The Ships List Citation details: http://www.theshipslist.com/ships/australia/au1838.htm Note: From the British Parliamentary Papers of 1839 II - Respecting Emigration to the Colonies From the British Parliamentary Papers of 1839 II - Respecting Emigration to the Colonies Juliana Departed Gravesend on 20 Oct 1838 of 549 tons. Passengers comprised of 142 adults, 48 children between 7 and 14 years, 53 children under 7 years a total of 243.
Immigration	As assisted immigrants on board the "Mary Hay" 1839 Port Jackson (Sydney), New South Wales, Australia Source: Scott - Paul - Family History Publication: Various Word documents sent by Paul Scott to Stuart via email on 10 January 2009.. Citation details: Scott2_14 Source: State Records Authority of New South Wales Citation details: Reels 2654, and 1304 Note: They came to Australia as assisted migrants originally departing on the ship "Juliana". The Juliana was a wooden barque of 549 tons. Built in Calcutta in 1819. It departed London for Sydney with 241 emigrants but was wrecked at Mouille Point, Table Bay, South Africa on 19 January 1839. All the passengers and crew landed safely and were eventually taken on to Sydney by the Morayshire and the Mary Hay. The Elphick family arrived on the "Mary Hay".
Note	They possibly had another child, Richard, born in 1825.