Norfolk Islanders at Hobart: The Early Years 1805 – 1809
The Early Years provides details of historical documents, chronicles the migration and settlement of the Norfolk Island settlers to Hobart
Read moreThe Early Years provides details of historical documents, chronicles the migration and settlement of the Norfolk Island settlers to Hobart
Read morethe earliest known burial site in the City of Shoalhaven, used from 1830 to 1917 for both European and Indigenous burials
Read moreSome of the First and Second Fleeters buried at St David’s Cemetery Hobart
Read moreNew research for our publication Gypsy Girls: Mary and Priscilla Loveridge: Royal Admiral 1792 has proven that Charlotte Loveridge, born
Read moreNathaniel Lucas and Olivia Gascoigne/Gaskin arrived on Norfolk Island on 6 March 1788 aboard HMAT Supply. The March 2026 Family
Read moreAustralian History Research in conjunction with Heritage Tourism hosts tours to Norfolk Island.
Read moreList of the 43 deaths of First Fleeters on Norfolk Island 1788 – 1814 including convicts, marines, ships crew and free people
Read moreAustralian History Research provides family history reports for Norfolk Island 1788 – 1814
Read moreRecently located lurking in the Colonial Office records was a list of deaths for NSW 1795. Historian Cathy Dunn has crossed referenced this list with the burial records of St Phillips Sydney and St Johns Parramatta resulting in 11 new death details for 1795 for which no burial records exists.
Read moreOur publication Turtle Bay Burial Ground Norfolk Island was collated as a reference resource booklet for family historians. Included is
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