First Fleeters issued with Ticket of Leave 1811 – 1825
List of 1788 First Fleet convicts issued with a ticket of leave 1811 to 1825
Read moreList of 1788 First Fleet convicts issued with a ticket of leave 1811 to 1825
Read moreConvict, Royal Admiral 1792. Crime: Burglary with Edward Vaughan. Tried: Second Middlesex Jury, Old Bailey, 15 Feb 1792 Sentence: 7 years. Travelled to Norfolk Island in 1792.
Read more6 March 1788 at daylight, the newly appointed Norfolk Island commandant Philip Gidley King departed from HMAT Supply with two boats carrying all settlement personnel except women, along with tents, tools, and provisions.
Read moreThe Whaler, Chesterfield departed England on 21 Jul 1792, with Captain Matthew Bowles Alt at the helm for the purpose of
Read moreSome of the First and Second Fleeters buried at St David’s Cemetery Hobart
Read moreList of the 43 deaths of First Fleeters on Norfolk Island 1788 – 1814 including convicts, marines, ships crew and free people
Read moreThe Sydney Female Orphan School was set up by Governor King in 1801, was initially located in George Street, Sydney.
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