Robert Kingston, Convict, Atlantic 1791
The Norfolk Island Criminal Court sentenced Robert Kingston to death for an unknown offence, pardon in 1798 conditional on his remaining on Norfolk Island for 14 years.
Read MoreThe Norfolk Island Criminal Court sentenced Robert Kingston to death for an unknown offence, pardon in 1798 conditional on his remaining on Norfolk Island for 14 years.
Read MoreThomas Palmer was convicted at the Old Bailey in 1789 and transported to New South Wales on the Salamander in 1791. He was convicted again in 1804 and sent to Norfolk Island, where records place him until his return to Port Jackson in 1809. He later appeared in Windsor and Wilberforce records, but no 1828 Muster entry has been found and his death remains unknown
Read MorePeople, Soldiers and Victualling Book of the Kitty Transport era from Norfolk Island 1793 It’s well documented that there were
Read MoreThe 1792–1796 Norfolk Island Victualling Book is not a comprehensive population record but a list of victualing provisions, leading to various errors and omissions, such as mis-recorded names, shipping and births, which complicate family history research
Read MoreImmerse yourself in Norfolk Island heritage for the history lovers tour and holiday on Norfolk Island March 2027 including Norfolk Island 1788 Foundation Day. Join Australian History Research and step back in time and discover the life of your Norfolk Island ancestors.
Read MoreThe Early Years provides details of historical documents, chronicles the migration and settlement of the Norfolk Island settlers to Hobart and their lives from 1805 to 1809. Capturing the challenges, land allocations, social dynamics, and official correspondence surrounding the evacuation of Norfolk Island and the establishment of settlers in the Hobart area and its surroundings.
Read MoreList of historical books published by Australian History Research about Norfolk Island
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