Thanks Denise and Jenny, I'll take your advice "on board". Although I've not sighted the original shipping documentation for the Catteaux Wattel, the Assisted Immigrants are on line and these include my Schubachs. I have from two different sources a notation from the documentation against Heinrich Schubach, that "his mother-in-law, the widow Hoehn, is on board". She would have been 65 and probably came "unassisted". Or perhaps she died on the voyage as did her son-in-law. Haven't been able to find her death in Australia under any of the Hoehn variances. Thanks again Jackie

Jackie Page 18 "Greetings from the Land where Milk and Honey flows" Re 1855 Journey of the Caesar On the Cateaux Wattel, which sailed to Australia at the same time, three adults and twenty two children died...... Our GG gransfather Henrich Scubach was one, other 2 ? Pam ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jackie" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, October 08, 2005 3:16 PM Subject: RE: [HC] Unassisted Immigrants 1842-55 - Sydney > Thanks Denise and Jenny, > I'll take your advice "on board". > > Although I've not sighted the original shipping documentation for the > Catteaux Wattel, > the Assisted Immigrants are on line and these include my Schubachs. I > have > from two > different sources a notation from the documentation against Heinrich > Schubach, that "his > mother-in-law, the widow Hoehn, is on board". > She would have been 65 and probably came "unassisted". Or perhaps she > died > on > the voyage as did her son-in-law. Haven't been able to find her death in > Australia under any > of the Hoehn variances. > > Thanks again > Jackie > > > >