The Lady Lilford sailed from Liverpool, under Captain James Kermath, on 18th June 1839 with 203 emigrants on board. They arrived in Holdfast Bay on 27th September 1839.
The one person on board in our database was Thomas Brandon
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Lady Lilford - 1839
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data from various sources, some more accurate than others. Names, dates and places are facts that cannot be
copyrighted and can be freely copied from here. If you wish to copy other information from this site,
I would ask that you email me first for permission (click my name on the next line).
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