Five embarkments from Norfolk Island to Hobart 1807 – 1808

On 30 Dec 1806 William Windham wrote to NSW Governor Bligh: The subject most necessary at present to advert to is the withdrawing of the establishment from Norfolk Island. … The means of removing the setters must be supplied by the Colonial vessels.[1] There was five embarkments from Norfolk Island to Hobart 1807 – 1808

Lady Nelson transported the first group of Norfolk Islanders from Norfolk Island to Hobart departing Norfolk Island 9 Nov 1807, arriving at Hobart 28 Nov 1807.
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HMS Porpoise departed Norfolk Island 28 Dec 1807, arriving at Hobart which was surrounded by a bushfire at the time on 17 Jan 1808.
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Lady Nelson departed Norfolk Island 14 Feb 1808, arriving at Hobart Town on 2 Mar 1808. After a brief stop over the ship departed for Port Jackson on 8 Mar 1808.
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Estramina departing Norfolk Island 19 May 1808, “with as many settlers as she could take, for the River Derwent (Hobart)”,[2] arriving at Hobart 5 Jun 1808.
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City of Edinburgh arrived at Sydney Bay, Norfolk Island on 4 Jun 1808, Norfolk Island Commandant John Piper was given the authority to choose the people, provisions and livestock to be embarked for the voyage. After three months delay, she sailed from Norfolk Island to Derwent River, on 9 Sep 1808, anchoring at Hobart Town harbour on 2 Oct 1808.
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