Norfolk Island colonial shipping 1788 – 1814 Webinar
Not all shipping lists were recorded in the first instance yet alone survived as some ships that travelled to Norfolk
Read moreNot all shipping lists were recorded in the first instance yet alone survived as some ships that travelled to Norfolk
Read moreList of historical books published by Australian History Research about Norfolk Island
Read moreReturn of Marines who have desired to be received as Settlers on Norfolk Island and sailed from Sydney the 26th October 1791
Read moreThe Whaler, Chesterfield departed England on 21 Jul 1792, with Captain Matthew Bowles Alt at the helm for the purpose of
Read moreHMS Sirius Norfolk Island 1790 full colour booklet tells the story of HMS voyage and wreck on Norfolk Island March 1790 along with the passenger lists of Convicts, Marines, Civil personnel, children and the shipwrecked crew who were stranded on Norfolk Island.
Read moreA General Muster of Settlers was conducted at the River Derwent Settlement VDL. This Muster recorded a total of 157 settlers, of whom 113 are identified as Norfolk Islanders. The muster provides valuable information about the composition of the early Hobart population, include size of land holdings, and numbers of people include wives and children who were on or off the stores.
Read moreThe Marine settlers on Norfolk Island had not only grown uncomfortable with the prospects of their recent career change from soldier to farmer, but they also felt they had been short-changed with the realigning of their land boundaries, departed Norfolk Island per Kitty March 1793.
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