Randolph 1900 Photograph

Photo of the surviving passengers of the Randolph – December 1900
Photo of the surviving passengers of the Randolph – December 1900

The photograph above was taken in December 1900 and is of passengers of the Randolph still living at that time. Click on each persons name to read information about that person and any subsequent information that readers of the Press have contributed.

Key to the 1900 Randolph photograph
Key to the 1900 Randolph photograph

1. Bourne, Charles
2. Philpott, Albert
3. Chaney, Randolph
4. Harper, Randolph G
5. Harper, Elijah
6. Smart, Enoch
7. Smart, Emon
8. Smart, Amos
9. Williams, Charles Hood
10. Peel, Thomas Frederick
11. Winter, Sarah
12. Chaney, Joseph
13. Stokes, William Ward
14. Philpott, George
15. Rapley, Sarah Elizabeth
16. Philpott, Edwin G
17. Frankish, Mary (nee Williams)
18. Harper, John
19. Storer, William
20. Howell, Elizabeth Dale (nee Waghorn)
21. Harper, Mrs E
22. Philpott, William
23. Harper, Mary (nee Bennington)
24. Wood, William Derisley
25. Hunter, Mary Ann (nee Waghorn)
26. Smart, Edmund
27. Kerridge, T (Charles)
28. Moncrief, Fanny (nee Stokes)
29. Morris, Elizabeth (nee Stokes)
30. Moffett, Abigail (nee Rotheray)
31. Cochrane, Mrs Hannah
32. Rhodes, Emma Suzannah (nee Chaney)
33. Aikman, Isabella (nee Williams)
34. Neal, Charlotte (nee Chaney)
35. Neugeschwender, Martha (nee Brown)
36. Bryant, Ann
37. Bryant, William
38. Watson, Mrs
39. Howson, Jane (nee Free)
40. Bayfield, Matilda
41. Stanley, Mary

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3 thoughts on “Randolph 1900 Photograph”

  1. Andrew Philpott, who was my husband s Gt grandfather doesn’t seem to be there but two of his brothers and at least one cousin are. Andrew was a child when the family made the journey

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  2. OBITUARY. Mr Andrew Philpott, one of the Canterbury Pilgrims who was present at the last annual gathering of that association. died at his residence, M’Fadden’s Road, St Albans, on Wednesday morning, 22nd September 1926. Mr Philpott arrived at Lyttelton by the Randolph in December, 1850. The family camped in Hagley Park, afterwards settling at St Albans on the property now known as English Park. By occupation Mr Philpott was a butcher, but he afterwards carried on successfully a dairying business. He was a devoted and consistent member of the Methodist Church throughout his life, and was S- trustee of Wesley Church, Edgeware Road. Mr Philpott, who was in his seventy-eighth year, leaves a widow, two sons and three daughters.

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