George Scutt ca 1840-1921

Athugasemdum [25 Feb 1856 Crew Agreement. George Scutt, signed on as an Apprentice on the ship "Chance" at the Port of London together with Apprentices Albert Fay and Samuel Groves, for a journey to Sydney then onto Morton Bay, then to where the ships employment may be found for a period not exceeding 3 years.] [30 Jun 1856 Inwards: Register, a list of crew and passengers of ships arriving in Sydney - Scutt George, Apprentice, British, Crew, aboard the Barque "CHANCE" arrived the Port of Sydney, from London.] [16 Jan 1857 Inwards: Register, a list of crew and passengers of ships arriving in Sydney - Scott George, Boy, 16, British, Crew, aboard the Barque "Chance" arrived the Port of Sydney, from Manila. (Intentionally or unintentionally George Scutt has been listed as George Scott. This is the last record of George Scutt or Scott aboard the "Chance".)] [28 Mar 1861 Inwards: Register, a list of crew and passengers of ships arriving in Sydney - Scott George, A.B., 21, British, Crew, aboard the "Alarm" arrived the Port of Sydney, from Hobart Town.] [On wedding certificate Number 31 at the Congregational Church, Hobart Town, George's occupation given was mariner age 23.] [26 Jun 1867 Inwards: Register, a list of crew and passengers of ships arriving in Sydney - Scott George, A.B., Great Britain, Crew, aboard the Pilot arrived the Port of Sydney, from Launceston.] [31 Jul 1867 Inwards: Register, a list of crew and passengers of ships arriving in Sydney - Scott George, A.B., Great Britain, Crew, aboard the "Pilot" arrived the Port of Sydney, from Launceston.] [The Mercury, Hobart 10 Mar 1914 Family Notice: Golden Wedding Anniversary George Scott, Mariner of Worthing England to Mary Ann Elizabeth Hedges of Hobart.] [The Mercury Hobart, Tas. Tuesday 13 September 1921. DEATH: SCOTT - On 11th September 1921 at his residence 313 Liverpool Street, George Scott in the 81st year of his age. His end was peace.] [FUNERAL NOTICES: SCOTT - Friends of the late Mr George Scott are respectfully invited to attend his funeral which will move from his residence 313 Liverpool Street on Tuesday Morning (This Day) at 11 o'clock arriving at Queenborough Cemetery at 11.30.]