Jane Gordon Royal Admiral 1792
Janet (Jane) Scattergood died on 13 Dec 1838 at Back River, New Norfolk, VDL arrived in NSW as Janet Gordon a convict per Royal Admiral 1792
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Royal Admiral 1792
Charlotte Burrows nee Loveridge (1792 – 1837)
New research for our publication Gypsy Girls: Mary and Priscilla Loveridge: Royal Admiral 1792 has proven that Charlotte Loveridge, born
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Gypsy Girls, Royal Admiral 1792 ebook
Gypsy Girls Mary and Priscilla Loveridge, Royal Admiral 1792 is now available as an ebook
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Peter Dargin First Fleet Marine
Peter 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.
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New Death Records NSW 1795
Recently located lurking in the Colonial Office records was a list of deaths for NSW 1795. Historian Cathy Dunn has crossed referenced this list with the burial records of St Phillips Sydney and St Johns Parramatta resulting in 11 new death details for 1795 for which no burial records exists.
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Gypsy Girls: Mary and Priscilla Loveridge, Royal Admiral 1792
Gypsy Girls: Mary and Priscilla Loveridge is the story of some and historical insight from the early colony of NSW,
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Norfolk Island History Publications
List of historical books published by Australian History Research about Norfolk Island
Read moreSydney Female Orphan School 1801 – 1818
The Sydney Female Orphan School was set up by Governor King in 1801, was initially located in George Street, Sydney.
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Postage to New Zealand: Gypsy Girls: Mary and Priscilla Loveridge, Royal Admiral 1792
Gypsy Girls: Mary and Priscilla Loveridge is the story of some and historical insight from the early colony of NSW,
Read moreColonial Sentences to Norfolk Island 1789 – 1807
Norfolk Island was also a place of banishment for colonial sentences of secondary transportation and hard labour issued by authorities in NSW, namely the Court of Criminal Jurisdiction (Criminal Court), Judge Advocate’s Bench of Magistrates (Bench), and the Court of Enquires regarding the various Irish rebellions.
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