First and Second Fleeters buried at St Davids Hobart
Some of the First and Second Fleeters buried at St David’s Cemetery Hobart
Read MoreSome of the First and Second Fleeters buried at St David’s Cemetery Hobart
Read MoreMisattributed Marine arrivals on HMS Sirius Jan 1788 to NSW and the distinction between Garrison Marines and Ship Marines
Read MoreEven though there are no official contemporaneous records of the actual marriages of November 1791 on Norfolk Island there are
Read MoreHMS Sirius Babies and Love Children expands on previous research about HMS Sirius, focusing on children born on the ship,
Read MorePeter Dargin, who was one of the longest serving men of the military in the early Colony, arriving in 1788 as a Marine Pte, in 1792 transferring over to the NSW Corps and then to the Veteran Company in 1810 where he remained through to its disbandment in Sep 1823.
Read MoreList of the 43 deaths of First Fleeters on Norfolk Island 1788 – 1814 including convicts, marines, ships crew and free people
Read MoreSome 65% of the First Fleet 1788 of convicts, marines, ships crew, ship marines, free people lived on Norfolk Island at some time during the Colonial Settlement 1788 to 1814.
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