1820 Settler Party : Dalgairns
Party | Dalgairns | |
Leader | Charles Dalgairns | |
Number in the Party | 33 | |
Area Party originated from | London, England | |
Area allocated to the party | Left bank of the Blaauwkrantz River | |
1820 Settler Ship | Northampton, | |
Surnames in party | Adcock, Bailey, Blakemore, Dalgairns, Denham, Eatwell, Haw, Hill, Nelson, Penn, Simmonds, Stephenson, Tharratt, Townsend, Unknown, Verry, Williams, | |
Other Information | A party of 33 from London led by Charles DALGAIRNS sailed in "Northampton". They were located on Blaauw Krantz on the left bank of the Blaauw Krantz River. |
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Settler Handbook Content: | No. 18 on the Colonial Department list, led by Charles Dalgairns, a gentleman of 1 New Court, Bow Lane, Cornhill, London. Dalgairns was a widower with three young daughters and 'respectable connections'; his application to take a party of indentured servants to the Cape with the intention of growing flax commercially was supported by a recommendation from 'Mr Laing of the City'. Dalgairns was an impractical man and his business affairs in England and subsequently in the colony seem to have been consistently unsuccessful.
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