Ship Schah Jehan, 757 tons, Captain James A. Cox, from Plymouth 24th August 1860, arrived at Port Adelaide, South Australia 1st December 1860. — 3rd ship from England to S.A. with government passengers for 1860 ; —6— births and —2— deaths on the passage ; William Rutter, surgeon-superintendent. The South Australian Advertiser, Monday 3 December 1860 p. 3 THE EMIGRANT SHIP SCHAH JEHAN. This vessel, the last one chartered for the conveyance of emigrants from Plymouth to Adelaide, made her appearance at an early hour on Saturday morning, the 1st instant. She sailed from Plymouth on the 24th August, having previously embarked 318 souls. Nothing has transpired during the voyage of any particular importance. From the time of sailing from Plymouth down to her arrival, only one vessel was spoken, -October 16, in latitude 31 ° 9' S., I longitude 14° 49' E., the British ship Lady MacDonnell [Lady Macdonald], from London, bound to Sydney. Penna, Edward 40 Agr. Labourer 1265/3 Feock, Cornwall Ann Gerrans (Lucas) 37 Elizabeth Ann 13 Mary Jane 11 Edward 9 John 7 William Richard 3

Ship Schah Jehan, 757 tons, Captain James A. Cox, from Plymouth 24th August 1860, arrived at Port Adelaide, South Australia 1st December 1860. — 3rd ship from England to S.A. with government passengers for 1860 ; —6— births and —2— deaths on the passage ; William Rutter, surgeon-superintendent. The South Australian Advertiser, Monday 3 December 1860 p. 3 THE EMIGRANT SHIP SCHAH JEHAN. This vessel, the last one chartered for the conveyance of emigrants from Plymouth to Adelaide, made her appearance at an early hour on Saturday morning, the 1st instant. She sailed from Plymouth on the 24th August, having previously embarked 318 souls. Nothing has transpired during the voyage of any particular importance. From the time of sailing from Plymouth down to her arrival, only one vessel was spoken, -October 16, in latitude 31 ° 9' S., I longitude 14° 49' E., the British ship Lady MacDonnell [Lady Macdonald], from London, bound to Sydney. Penna, Edward 40 Agr. Labourer 1265/3 Feock, Cornwall Ann Gerrans (Lucas) 37 Elizabeth Ann 13 Mary Jane 11 Edward 9 John 7 William Richard 3

*** Advertiser Thursday 19 December 1918 PENNA-THE FRIENDS of the late Mr. JOHN HENRY PENNA (formerly of Seven Hills) are respecfully notified that his Remains will be removed from his late residence. No. 44, Weller street. Goodwood Park, on THURSDAY, at 4 p.m.. for interment in the West-terrace Cemetery. *** Chronicle Saturday 21 December 1918 PENNA.-On the 18th December, at his resi- dence, No. 44, Weller-street, Goodwood Park, John Henry, the beloved husband of Hannah Penna, aged 65 years, formerly of Seven Hills.