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Historical Records of New Zealand
Crew of Lieutenant Cook’s Ship Endeavour, 1770.* — Giving names of those not leaving before 1770
Crew of Lieutenant Cook’s Ship Endeavour, 1770.*
Giving names of those not leaving before 1770.
Original list.
Endeavour bark’s complement, 70 men, began wages 25 May, 1768.
| Time of Discharge. | |
|---|---|
| Comm’r, 25 May, James Cook, 1st lieut’t | |
| Wim. Howson, his s’t, D. | 30 Ap’l, 1770 |
| John Satterly, carp’r, DD. | 12 Feb., 1771 |
| Edw’d Terrell, his s’t, D. | 31 Aug., 1769 |
| Isaac Smith† (AB. to 23 May, 1770, then mid. to 26 May, 1771, then m’r’s mate) | |
| Cork, Ireland, 25, Timothy Rarden, AB. DD. (AB. to 1 Feb., 1771, then sailmaker) | 24 Dec., 1770 |
| Rochester, Kent, 42, Fred’k Haite, AB. DD. | 1 Feb., 1771 |
| Deptford, 30, Benj’n Jordan, carp’r mate, DD. | 12 Feb., 1771 |
| London, 22, Sam’l Jones, AB. | |
| Edw’d Duggan, AB. | |
| Inverness, 21, James Nicholson, AB. DD. | 20 Feb., 1771 |
| Arkness, 29, Forby Sutherland,‡ AB.DD. | 30 Ap’l, 1770 |
| Ipswich, 27, Isaac Parker (AB. to 25 Mar., 1769, then b’s mate) | |
| P’r Comm’r, 26 May, Zack’y Hicks, 2nd lieut’t, DD. | 25 May, 1771 |
| Worcester, Sam’l Moody, AB. DD. | 31 Jan., 1771 |
| Cheshire, 26, Isaac Johnson, AB. | |
| Inverness, 28, Rob’t Anderson (AB. to 25 Sept., 1768, then q’rmaster) | |
| Henry Jeffs, AB. DD. | 1 Mar., 1771 |
| P’r Warr’t, John Guthrey, boats’n, DD. | 4 Feb., 1771 |
| Tho’s Jordan, his s’t, D. | 4 Feb., 1771 |
| West Enfield, Yorks’e, 19, Rd. Pickersgill, m’r’s mate, D. | 15 Ap’l, 1771 |
| Dailington, Durham, 27, R’t Stainsby, AB. | |
| Leith, 24, Ja’s Gray (to 5 Feb., 1771, then q’rm’r) | |
| P’r Warr’t, 10 June, Rob’t Taylor, arm’r, DD. | 1 Aug., 1771 |
| High Wycombe, Bucks, 20, W’m Collett, AB | |
| P’r Warr’t, 10 June, W’m Perry, surg’n mate, D. | 5 Nov., 1770 |
| P’r Warr’t, 3 June, Ja’s Thompson, cook, DD. | 31 Jan., 1771 |
| Tho’s Matthews, his s’t, D. | 31 Jan., 1771 |
| P’r Warr’t, 13 June, 49, John Ravenhill,——, DD. | 31 Jan., 1771 |
| Hull, Yorkshire | |
| Edinburgh, 39, Arch’d Wolfe, AB. DD. | 20 Feb., 1771 |
| Weathersfield, Essex, 27, Cha’s Clerke, m’r’s mate, D. (to 19 Aug., 1768, then AB. to 16 April, 1771, then m’r’s mate) | |
| P’r Warr’t, 15 June, Stephen Forwood, gunn’r | |
| Dan’l Roberts, his s’t, DD. | 30 June, 1771page 6 |
| P’r Warr’t, 17 June, Rob’t Molineux, master, DD. | 15 Ap’l, 1771 |
| Isaac Manley, his s’t, D. | 4 Feb.—- |
| Gillingham, Dorset, 22, Matt Cox, AB. | |
| Deptford, Kent, 27, Ri’d Hutchins (AB. to Sept., ’69, then b’s mate) | |
| Bristol, 38, Cha’s Williams, AB. | |
| Dublin, 29, Josh Childs (AB. to 1 Feb., 1771, then cook, P’t Warr’t, 1 Feb., 1771) | |
| Alex’r Simpson, AB. DD. | 28 Feb., 1771 |
| P’r Warr’t, 27 May, W’m Brough’m Monkhouse, surg’n, DD. | 5 Nov., 1770 |
| Tho’s Jones (1st), his s’t | 5 Nov., 1770 |
| Jo’n Monkhouse, mid., DD. | 6 Feb., 1771 |
| Tho’s Knight, AB. | |
| Falmo’, 28, H’y Stevens, AB. | |
| Bangor, Wales, 27, Tho’s Jones (2nd) | |
| Pat’k Saunders, mid., (to 23 May, 1770, then AB.) | 25 Dec., 1770 |
| Bangor, Wales, Fran’s Wilkinson (AB. to 19 Aug., ’68, then m’s mate) | |
| Rich’d Orton Clerke | |
| Brazils, 20, John Dozey, AB. DD. | 7 Ap’l, 1771 |
| Blackwall, 24, James Timley, AB. | |
| Deptford, Kent, 20, Mich. Littleboy, AB. | |
| George Nowell (AB. to Feb., ’71, then carp’r) | |
| John Goodjohn, AB. | |
| John Woodworth, AB. DD. | 24 Dec., 1770 |
| P’r Comm’r, 20 July, John Gore, 3rd lieut. | |
| P’r do., 26 May, 1771, to 26 May, ’71, then 2nd lieut. Nath’l Morey, his s’t. | |
| Enoth, N’thhamptons’e, 21, W’m Peckover, AB. | |
| New York, Ja’s Magoa (AB. to 27 May, 1771, then mid.) | |
| Deptf’d, Kent, 25, R’t Littleboy | |
| P’r Warr’t, 5 Feb., 1771, Sam’l Evans (q’rm’r to 5 Feb., | |
| ’71 then boats’n) | |
| Widows Man (2nd), AB. | |
| Madeira, New York, 20, Jno. Thurman, AB. DD. | 19 Feb., 1771 |
N.B.—The ship sailed from Plymouth Sound 17 August, 1768, and from the Madeira 14 Sept., 1768.
List of Marines on the Endeavour.
John Edgcombe, serg’t; Jno. Trusslove, corp’l; Tho’s Rositer, dium; W’m Judge, private; H’y Paul, private; Mich’l Bremer, private, D, 19 Aug., 1768; Dan’l Preston, private; W’m Wiltshire, private; W’m Greenslade, private; Sam’l Gibson, private; Tho’s Dunster, private; Clement Webb, private; John Bowles, private.
* The list is printed as it appears in the books of the Admiralty. The letters D. and DD. stand respectively for “discharged“ and “died.“ The list does not include the name of Mr. Weir, master’s mate, who was drowned at Madeira, on 12th September, 1768; nor that of John Bootie, midshipman, who died at sea, apparently in the early part of the year 1771.
† Isaac Smith, a relative of Cook’s wife. He accompanied Cook in his second voyage. He was after wards raised to the rank of Admiral.
‡ Bennett, in his History of Discovery and Colonisation, p. 74. gives puolicity to a rumour to the effect that Sutherland—after whom Point Sutherland, in Botany Bay, was named—died from wounds received from the natives, although further reference will show that he died of consumption.