Captain of various ships including `Neptune' in 1838 and 'Deborah' 1847-1848. Resident of Great Barrier Island from 1842. He was a Justice of the Peace and arrived in Auckland in 1841. Corresponded with Donald McLean from Auckland in Jun 1849 re Great Barrier Island, etc
Nagle, Jeremiah William (Capt), 1801-1882
Inward letters - Surnames, Nag - Nay
Date: 1849-1876
From: McLean, Donald (Sir), 1820-1877 : Papers
Reference: MS-Papers-0032-0471
Description: Correspondents: J Nagle, Auckland, 1849; Charles J Nairn, Pourerere, 1866 & 1873; Frank Nairn, Pourerere & Nelson, 1861-1863; John Nairn, New Plymouth, 1851; Isabella Napier, Blackheath, 1876; Edward Naylor, 1875 Quantity: 1 folder(s).
Artist unknown :Otea or Great Barrier Island, New Zealand. [9 or 10 Dec. 1847 or 1843]....
Date: 1847 - 1841 - 1843
By: Bambridge, William, 1819-1879; Scammell, Edward DuBoistel, active 1930s
Reference: A-090-017
Description: Captain Nagle's house on the right, in the middle distance, with other buildings to the left and huts and tents in the foreground. A flag on a hill in the middle distance, a small canoe landing on the shore to the right and a longer Maori war canoe in the water. Compare A-090-018. This view (A-090-017) shows the house in more detail, but lacks the large ship being built as shown in A-090-018. The similarity of the two views appears to be the reason that Chief Librarian Johannes Andersen attributed the work to Bambridge. However the style is not that of Bambridge The drawing is on a page that has been removed from a bound volume, with rust marks down the remains of the gutter. Other Titles - Bambridge, William Inscriptions: Recto - beneath image - title in pencil in Bambridge's hand. In addition there are pencil inscriptions above and below the image in the hand of the Alexander Turnbull Library's Chief Librarian, Johannes Andersen, suggesting the work is by William Bambridge, providing extra information about Nagle, the date of Bambridge's visit and the name of the donor of the work to the Library. Quantity: 1 drawing(s). Physical Description: Pencil and watercolour on paper, 238 x 205 mm
Diary page including three portrait sketches
Date: 10 Dec 1847
From: Bambridge, William, 1819-1879 : Diary
Reference: qMS-0122-185
Description: Diary page (pg 185) includes illustrations of Captain Nagle; Mr Bell, passenger; Mr Douker, chief mate Quantity: 1 piece. Physical Description: Diary entry and illustrations in pencil and ink, on sheet 253mm x 200mm
Bambridge, William, 1819-1879 :Great Barrier Island, New Zealand. Dec. 1847. Drawn by W...
Date: 1847
By: Bambridge, William, 1819-1879
Reference: A-090-018
Description: Captain Nagle's house on the right, with a ship being built at the water's edge, and other outbuildings to the right. Piles of wood by the shore and dense bush behind the home and shipyard. Three men in a small canoe on the water in the foreground and other parts of Great Barrier Island, with features named to the left in the distance. The inscription suggests that Bambridge made this second copy of his own sketch. Inscriptions: Recto - title and other inscriptions below image.; Accompanying information in the hand of Johannes Andersen, Chief Librarian is in a separate folder. This notes that Bambridge has copied a drawing in his diary, p. 184, from a visit he made on 9 & 10 December, 1847. Captain Jeremiah Nagle, J. P. arrived in Auckland in 1841. The diary text for the matching picture has additional information. Otea or Barrier Island New Zealand. The Residence of V. Warren Bros during the year 1841 and part of 1842 now occupied by Captain Nagle. On arriving in the island it was only visited by a native tribe and had never been the resting place of an European previous to the above date. Quantity: 1 drawing(s). Physical Description: Ink on cream laid paper, 179 x 257 mm
Outward drafts and fragments
Date: 1843-1846, 1849
From: McLean, Donald (Sir), 1820-1877 : Papers
Reference: MS-Papers-0032-0721
Description: Names of identified correspondents entered in Name Field. Includes letter to his Aunt Flora McInnes (nee McColl), 1 Feb 1849, addressed to her husband Capt McInnes, 42nd Regiment, Oban, Argyleshire, Scotland Quantity: 1 folder(s).