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Exiled Three Times Over: Profiles of Norfolk Islanders exiled in Van Diemen’s Land 1807-1813
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Contents
Foreword vi
Acknowledgements vii
Abbreviations viii
Introduction ix
Lady Nelson 1 First Embarkation to the Derwent River. Departed Norfolk Island 9 November 1807. Lieutenant Kent, Master; 34 deportees.
Porpoise 29 Second Embarkation to the Derwent River. Departed Norfolk Island 17 January 1808. Lieutenant Symmons, RN, Master; 53 deportees.
Appendix I 214 List of ships that embarked from Norfolk Island for Van Diemen's Land 1807-1813.
Appendix II 215 Names of deportees who left Norfolk Island for the Derwent 1807-1813.
Sources 231
Bibliography 232
Index 233 14 EXILED! THREE TIMES OVER
7. HUMPHREY LYNCH
TRIED: New Sarum, Wiltshire, 5 March 1785, 7 yrs TRANSPORTED: Alexander (1st Fleet) TO NORFOLK ISLAND: Sirius, 17 March, 1790 TRADE: Tailor MARRIED: Ann Stokes; no record found DIED: 28 December 1816 LAND: 30 acres Clarence Plains in 1813 (LSD 354, vol. 3, p. 230)
FAMILY
WIFE: ANN STOKES TRIED: Warwick, March 1788 TRANSPORTED: Lady Juliana (2nd Fleet) TO NORFOLK ISLAND: Surprise, 7 August 1790 DIED: 26 February 1816, aged 67 BURIED: St. David's, Hobart
Profile: Humphrey Lynch was tried at New Sarum on 5 March 1785 on two counts. The first charge was on the oath of Henry Hutchings for assaulting him on the highway and demanding his money at the Chapelry of St. James, Bishop's Canning. The second was for unlawfully, maliciously and feloniously assaulting Henry Hutchings with a stick with a felonious intent to steal his monies and goods against the statute. Lynch was sentenced to be hanged, but was reprieved and transported for seven years.1 Aged 22, he was later delivered to the Alexander and sailed with the First Fleet in 1787. Ann Stokes was tried at Warwick in March 1788 and transported on the Lady Juliana in 1790. They were both sent to Norfolk Island — Humphrey on the Sirius in 1790 and Ann on the Surprise, also in 1790. No record has been found of their marriage or the births/baptisms of any children. When Humphrey and his wife left Norfolk Island for Van Diemen's Land they were recorded as having had 15 acres of land on the island.2 A land grant of 30 acres at Clarence Plains was issued to them by Governor Macquarie in 1813. Ann Lynch died on 26 February 1816 at the age of 67 and was buried at St. David's. Humphrey Lynch was found hanged at New Town on 29 December 1816 by another Norfolk Island settler, Dennis Geary {City of Edinburgh, 1808). Humphrey's death and burial are not recorded in the official records and the PORPOISE 29 HMS PORPOISE - 3 The HMS Porpoise - 3* was purchased by the British Admiralty in 1804. Her length was 100 feet, width 30 feet, weight 399 tons and she was mounted with ten guns. She arrived from England under the command of Lieutenant Putland (son- in-law of Governor Bligh) in early August 1806, in the company of the Fortune, Lady Sinclair and the Alexander. Lieutenant-Governor Bligh, the new governor of New South Wales, was on board the Lady Sinclair. On the arrival of the Porpoise, Governor Bligh ordered his Broad Pennant to be hoisted on boarding her, and was given a 15-gun salute. Then on 13 August 1806 she again took the salute, firing 12-15 guns in honour of Lieutenant-Governor King on his departure to England, immediately followed by a 15-gun salute on Bligh taking command of the colony. The Porpoise left Port Jackson for Norfolk Island on 28 May 1807 under the command of Lieutenant Simmons on colonial business (Lieutenant Putland having taken ill) which included taking government dispatches and stores to Van Diemen's Land via Norfolk Island. Again she was welcomed with a 13-gun salute on arriving at Hobart Town. During her stay her officers were entertained by a visiting American whaler, the Topaz, receiving a gift from her of 800 gallons of rum and 150 gallons of gin. The Porpoise returned to Port Jackson on 8 November 1807. The following month she left Port Jackson. Her orders were to evacuate the second contingent of settlers and their families from Norfolk Island and deliver them to Hobart Town. On leaving the island the settlers were rostered to take their turn at the watch. Water being short it was rationed to half a pint for each of the sheep and goats and one gallon for the cattle on board. Even with these precautions a large number of the stock were lost on the 22-day journey. A fire surrounding the township of Hobart, caused by bushfires brought about by extreme temperature, was observed by those aboard the Porpoise on her arrival. The Reverend Knopwood wrote in his diary that a gun was fired from the Porpoise the following morning for the pilot. On board were 180 settlers and their families. By 10 o'clock she was anchored in the bay and all those aboard were ready to attend the 11 o'clock Sunday church service. On conclusion of the service the minister received several of the officers. At 8 o'clock on Monday 18 January 1808 the colours were hoisted in honour of the birthday of Queen Charlotte, wife of King George III. The Ordinance fired two guns at 12 o'clock and 2 o'clock, the Porpoise doing the same. That night the Reverend Knopwood dined aboard the Porpoise. A week later he was again invited to dine as she was sailing back to Port Jackson with Lieutenant Simmons, Lieutenant Ellison, Mr Slone the Purser, and Mr Lutterell on board as passengers. While researching the Porpoise it was discovered that the name Porpoise was
* The designations Porpoise - 1, 2 and 3 are used only for reference here, not to indicate that there were only three ships called the Porpoise. 34 EXILED! THREE TIMES OVER
1. EDWARD FISHER
TRIED: Stafford, 30 July 1788, 7 yrs TRANSPORTED: Matilda (3rd Fleet) TO NORFOLK ISLAND: Mary Ann, August 1791 TRADE: Land holder MARRIED: Elizabeth Gregory, 26 July 1801, NI DIED: 23 August 1838 at Sandy Bay, aged 85 BURIED: St. David's, Hobart LAND: 85 acres Queenborough (LSD 354, vol. 2, p. 104) 200 acres Oatlands
FAMILY
WIFE: ELIZABETH GREGORY BORN: circa 1777, England TRANSPORTED: Lady Juliana (2nd Fleet) TO NORFOLK ISLAND: Surprise, 7 August 1790 DIED: 11 July 1842 at Sandy Bay, aged 65 BURIED: St. David's, Hobart
CHILDREN
1, THOMAS Born 8 March 1799, NI (FISHER) Baptised 26 July 1801 Married Ann McGuire (nee Meridith), 26 October 1848 Died Thomas 7 January 1888, aged 89 Ann
2. SUSANNAH Born 29 April 1800, NI (FISHER) Baptised 26 July 1801 Married Michael Dowson, 18 November 1823 Died Susannah 24 September 1874 Michael 25 January 1875
3. EDWARD Born 7 October 1801, NI (FISHER) Baptised 7 October 1808, VDL Married Ann Garth, 16 April 1834 Died Edward 15 May 1851, Port Cygnet Ann
4. SARAH Born 7 February 1802, NI (FISHER) Baptised 28 February 1802, NI Died PORPOISE 41
The Memorial of John Cropper Respectfully Sheweth, That your Memorialist on the 21st. inst. sustained a great loss by fire. A neighbour burning off a little dead wood and at midday a very strong gale suddenly sprung up and spread the fire in a most raging manner towards Memorialists premises and to every assistance was given to repel said fire, it raged and over ruled all our exertions and in a few moments consumed your Memorialists dwelling house and piggery and together with all wearing apparel belonging to Memorialist and his wife and left them naked to the world with the exception of the clothes on their backs. In consequence of which your Memorialist is reduced to the greatest distress and want. Memorialist being 86 years of age and his wife 90 humbly pray that you will recommend his case to his Honour the Lt. Gov. for his most feeling consideration and assistance as he may deem the necessity of this case deserves. I am Sir your humble Memorialist will forever pray John Cropper Sandy Bay 22nd. Dan. Anderson Jas. Sharp Francis Allison 182413
It is not known at present who the wife of John Cropper was. It seems her name was Mary, as a Mary Cropper died at Sandy Bay on 6 November 1826, aged 92.14 There was a Mary Cropper on the 1822 Hobart Town Muster; free by servitude, arrived in the colony on the ship Lady Juliana.15 The three Williams children have proved somewhat of a problem. After James was baptised on Norfolk Island in 1806 their whereabouts are a mystery. Sarah, Jane and James were all on the 1805 Norfolk Island Muster. If their mother Frances had died on the island, it is possible that Sarah could have looked after the younger two and even had them baptised. How they arrived in Van Diemen's Land is not recorded on any of the shipping lists. From the Van Diemen's Land records, Jane and James were in Hobart shortly after the evacuees arrived from Norfolk Island. All three are on the 1818 muster. In 1812 Jane married Corporal William Davis, a Marine who had arrived with Lieutenant-Colonel Collins on the Ocean in 1804. William received a grant of 180 acres at Staffa (Bagdad) in 1813. Jane and William's first child Eliza was born on 13 August 1816. She married John Blacklow in 1834 and died in 1889.16 Their second child, a boy, William Thomas, was born on 9 March 1819. He married Harriet M. Plastow and died in 1884.17 In 1824 William and Jane were arrested and charged with receiving stolen sheep from Thomas Keane and Thomas Butler in 1823. The sheep had belonged to Edward Lord, John Beamont and Thomas Wells. Two hundred sheep were taken from Beddington Hill near Broadmarsh, then driven four miles, where Keane and Butler lit a fire and cooked a lamb for their meal. The next day they drove the sheep towards Black Brush where they killed the nine rams and hid them in the brush. From there they went on to Mangalore where they went to the Davis7 house. 50 EXILED! THREE TIMES OVER
October 1849 he agreed to supply ice each day to Hobart by cart for 1 Spence per pound to subscribers and three pence to others. The construction of this ice house and the road up to the Springs was done by convicts at the cost of £49 16s 3d, including their food.9 Two months after the death of Elizabeth Webb in January 1853 John married her niece Emma Garth. John Webb died in 1881 and the hotel was bought by the Hadley family.10 Susannah Garth died nearly 20 years after Edward in 1841; she was 78 years old. She also was buried in St. David's Cemetery, as were other members of the family. Headstones were erected for the following:
Sacred to the memory of Richard Garth Who departed this life April the 28th. 1838 aged 31. Sacred Memory of William Garth Who departed this life December 16 1840 aged 39 years.11
1 Ryan, Grants, pp. 85-86. 2 Schaffer, Embarkations. 3 HTG, 14 December 1816. 4 Nicholls, Knopwood, pp. 211-213. 5 HTG, 20 December 1823. 6 LD Will Bk. 1, no. 10,1823. 7 Mercury, 10 January 1881, p. 3, col. 2. 8 HT Advertiser, 19 October 1848, p. 2, col. 7. 9 Critic, 13 June 1913, NS544/2, p. 64. 10 Richard Lord, Inscriptions in Stone, St. David's Burial Ground 1804-1872, St. George's Church, Hobart, 1976, p. 183. 224 APPENDIX II
FIFTH EMBARKATION — continued List of settlers etc. that embarked on board the CITY OF EDINGBURGH (sic) for the Derwent.
Land Un- Name Cleared Cleared Wife Children Servants Class Remarks 15 James PILLENGER 5 ½ 1 2 2 Not entitled to any indulgences having become a land holder by purchase after the order for evacuation. 16 Edward WESTLAKE 22 60 1 6
17 John COLLY 33V2 3iy2 1
18 John BERESFORD 4272 36¾ 1 2 1 19 Jos BERESFORD 80 1 2
20 Mary BERESFORD 1772 21 William SHURBURD 19 18 1 6 2 Recommended to the same indulgences as S. King recommended for a grant of land. 22 James BELBIN 5 23 Richard TOLHURST 3
24 Thomas O'BRIEN 1872 2372 1 8 1 25 Thomas FISK 26 Mark CARTER 187* Inserted as a settler having formerly rented land. This claim is a joint concern between him and William Harris and are entitled to the indulgences of the 3rd. class. 27 John PAUL 6 1 3 2
28 William THOMPSON 5072 972 3 29 Mr. William BROUGHTON 4 30 1 4 2 Mr. Broughton is entitled to a town lease containing 17 square acres.
30 Jacob BELLETT 2472 1772 1 8 2 31 Robert LANCASTER 9 6 Recommended to the same indulgences as S. King. 32 John MASSEY (Falls) 15 10 33 Richard BURROWS 8 1 4 3 34 John WOODS 3¾ 274 1 1 1 INDEX 233 Index * Footnotes SHIPS —UPPERCASE Abbott, Edward 83 Anderson, Richard 140 Barnes, Martha 128 Abbott, Edward, Captain 119 Andersons 8 Barnes, Mr 42 Abbott, John 197 Andrews, Mary 204 Barnes, Sophia 128 Abdilla, Mammond 25 ANN 53 Barry, John 116,217 Abel, Alexander 69-71 ANN 1833 90 Bartlett, Catherine 44-46 Abel, Emanuel 69-71 Anson, Ann 86,143 Bartlett, Elizabeth 44-46,170 Abel, George 70-71 Anson, Henry 140,143,144 Bartlett, Elizabeth jnr. 45-46 Abel, Henry 70 Anson, John 143 Bartlett, Sophia 44-46 Abel, James 69-71 Anson, John jnr. 143 BARWELL 111 Abel, John Bartle Freeman Anson, Joshua John 144 Bason, Elizabeth 40* 69-71 Anson, Julia Ann 144 Bass Strait 1 Abel, Mary Ann jnr. 69-71 Anson, Latitia 144 Bastian 129 Abel, Mary Ann snr. 70 Anson, Mary 143 Bastian, Neil 12 Abel, Rebecca 69-71 Anson, Richard 140,143,144 Bately, John 226 Abel, Sarah 69-71 Anson, Sarah 143 Bates, Samuel 132 Abel, Thomas 68-71,118,121 Anstey, Mr 76 Battery Point, VDL 70,104 Abel, William jnr. 70,118,121 Antoni 146 Beadsley see McCarty Abell see Able/Abel Appleby, William 131 Beamont, John 41,86,133 Abels Bay 70 ARGO 1799 30 Beasley, Ann 208-210 ABEONA1843 122 Armstrong, R. 46 Beasley see also McCarty Abingdon, England 94 Armytage, George 12, 111 Beaumont, Amelia Ann 56 Able, William 68-71,121,217 ASSISTANCE, 1796 40M35 Beaumonts 57 Aboriginal girl (Mary) 152 Atkins, Richard 111 Beddington Hill, VDL 41 ACTIVE 1791 3,4,110,148M74 Atkins, William 222 Bedell, Joseph 221 ACTIVE 1813 143 Atkinson, Thomas 12 Bedford Arms, Hobart 49 Adam & Eve Hotel, Hobart 4 ATLANTIC 1791 11, 23, 24, Bedford, William, Rev. 105, Adams, Ann 109,110,146-149 45,126,152,169,174,194,204 106,170,187 Adams, John 128 ATLAS 1802 208,210 Belbin,Mr 203,224 Adams, Maria 110,146-149 ATLAS-3 114 Bell, Thomas 180 Adams River, VDL 107 Aus. and Tas. Hotel, VDL 89 Bellette, Ann 47 ADMIRAL BARRINGTON1791 Austins Place, VDL 43 Bellette, Elizabeth 106 6,7,45,116,184 Bellette, Jacob 49,106,224 Adventure Bay, VDL 31 Baby, Samuel 229 Bellette, Jacob jnr. 59,60,107 Agnes Rivulet, Pt. Cygnet 211 Back River Cemetery 20, 128, Bellette, John 48 ALBEMARLE 194 144,166 Bellette, Mary 47 ALBION 1803 1 Bagdad, VDL 42,157,210 Bellette, Mrs (Susan) 60 ALEXANDER 1788 9, 14, 38, Baines/Bains see Barnes Bellettes 46,49 55,94,119,185 Baker, Samuel 229 Belvin, Kathleen 95 ALEXANDER 1806 29 Baker, Sarah 89 Belvin,MrJ. 95 ALEXANDER 1816 131,163 Baker, Thomas 89 Bennett, Joseph 75 Allen, Ann 175 Bala, Amber 109,110 Bentley, John 222 Allender,Mr 75,83 Ball, Edmund 20 Beresford, John 224 Allison, Francis 40,41 Ballantyne, Robert 48 Beresford, Jos 224 Allison, Mr 78 Balmain, William 7 Beresford, Mary 224 Allport, Mr 144 Bampton,William, Captain 40*, Berry, Abigail 116 ALMORAH 73,78,197 135,170 Berry see also Barry Alomes, Emmaline 98,106 Bane, Ben 220 Best, John 62 Alomes, Robert 106 Banks, Sir Joseph 30 Beswick, Thomas 82,89 AMBINIA1824 25 Barber, Samuel 82,90 Bicheno, J. E. Mr 62 Ambley see Hambley Barclay 103 Biggs, Benjamin see Brigs Anderson, Daniel 6,8,41 Barford, John 39 Bilton, George 144 Anderson, Henry 140 Barnes, Elizabeth 128 Birch, Mr 95 Anderson, John 42 Barnes, John 126-129,217 Birch, Thomas 135 234 INDEX
Birmingham Arms, Hobart 77 Brooks, William 97-107 CAROLINE 1828 84 Bisdee,Mr 211 Broughton, John 222 Carter, Mark 224 Bishop, J. 160 Broughton, William 119,224 Carter, Samuel 229 Bishop, Robert 45 Brown, George 54 Carter, Thomas 7 Bishop's Canning, England 14 Brown, George 225 Cartwright, George 62 Black Brush, VDL 41,42,210 Brown, John 76 Cartwright, John 62 Black Snake (Inn), VDL 43 Brown, Mary 95 Cartwright Point, VDL 62 Blackerby, John 174,180 Brown, Richard 94-95,217 Cartwright, William 109,110 Blackhall, William 228 Browne, Reverend Dr 63,85 Cascade Bay, NI 119,147,152 Blacklow, Eliza 41 Brownlow, Richard Mr 110, Cassaways (Falls) 223 Blacklow, James jnr. 42 111,149 CASTLE FORBES 1820 90 Blacklow, John 41 Browns River, VDL 178, 182, Castle Winchester 19 Blacklow, William Thomas 41 211 Castlereagh, NSW 111 Blackmans Bay, VDL 180 Bryant, John 169-171 Cat and Fiddle Arcade 66 Bland, Eliza 81,89 Buckali see Buckall CATHERINE 1814 26,99 Blay, Catherine 46 Buckall, Antonio 25,157,216 CATO 1803 30 Blay, James 44-46 Bucknall see Buckall Cawood, England 99 Bligh, Governor 29, 30, 147, BUFFALO 1799 143 CENSOR (hulk) 1784 74, 186, 148*, 178 BUFFALO 1803 183,193 188 Blinkworth, Robert 146,148 BUFFALO 1805 10 Cesar, John 92 Blondell,John 219 Bullock, Richard 160-161 Chafey see Chaffey Blood bush 178* Bullock, Susannah 160-161 Chaffey, Ann 53 Bloomfields,VDL 179 Bunker, Mark 72,75 Chaffey, George 53 Blow, James 229 Bunting, Francis 163 Chaffey, Lydia 53 Bluff Point, VDL 10 Burkett, Elizabeth 9,10 Chaffey, Maria 53 BODDINGTON1793 154 Burn, David 46 Chaffey, Mary Ann 48 Booth, Charles O'Hara 121 Burn, Jacobina 46 Chaffey, Mary Ann 53 Boral,NSW 88 Burn, Mary 225 Chaffey, Thomas 51-53,217 Boswell, James 220 Burn, Susan 189,218 Chaffey, William 53 Bothwell, VDL 158 Burnett, John Mr Esq 76,156 Chaffey, Zachariah 53 Bowden, Matthew 141 Burrow's Farm, Glenorchy 164 Chaffey's Point, VDL 53 Bowen, Lieut. 1 Burrows, Richard 43,224 Chalmers see Chambers Boyle, John 177,221 Busby, Constantia 117-122 Chalmoy see Chambers Bradbury, Sarah 144 Busby, Elizabeth 117-122 Cham, James 132,226 Bradshaw, Elizabeth 219 Busby, Emmeline 117-122 Chambers, Robert 184,218 Bradshaw, Frances 43 Buscombe, J. Mr 198 Chandler, Anthony 223 Bradshaw, Mary 39,43 Butler, Gamaliel 165 CHARLOTTE 1788 14*, 44,47, Brady, Matthew 182 Butler, Thomas 41,42 54,80,150,166,169 Bream Creek, VDL 60,82,90 Butler, William 74 Charnock, Jane 212 Brenam, Thomas 229 Butt, Sarah 150-151 Chase, B. 102 Breton, W. H. 63 Buzeau, Abraham 226 Chattaway, Frances 144 Brickhall see Buckall Byron, Henry 225 CHESTERFIELD 1793 80 Bridger, Ann 12 Chipman, John 58,60 Bridgewater Hotel 144,159 CALCUTTA 1804 18, 19, 60, Chipman, Jos 223 Briggs, Benjamin see Brigs 72, 75, 95, 98,114,117,132, Chipman, Joseph 60,226 Brighton Plains, VDL 42, 158, 140,142,164,206 Chrawn, Thomas 114 211 Calcutta, India 25,128,178 CHRISTIANA 1822 143 Brigs, Benjamin 6,8,17,216 CALYPSO 1855 36 Christmas, Charles 55-57 Brisbane, Thomas, Sir 182 Cambray, Caroline 64,203 Christmas, Elizabeth 56-57 Brisco, Benjamin 72,75 Camden Plains, VDL 83 Christmas, Mary 55-57, 201- Brisco, Sarah 75 Cameron, Christian 135-139 202 Bristol, England 9,55 Campbell, Mr 156 Christmas, Mary jnr. 56-57 BRITANNIA 11,64,68,126 Campbell Town, VDL 78,136, Christmas, Sarah 55-57 BRITANNIA 1792 (NZ) 40* 138,182 Christmas, Susannah 56-57 Brooks, Ann 97-107 Campbell, William 210 CITY OF EDINBURGH 1808 Brooks, G. Mr 188 CANADA 1801 96,192,193 14,36,49,53,103,210 Brooks, George James 97-107 CANTON 1840 198 City of London Arms Inn 143 Brooks, Richard 97-107 Carlisle, Charles 93,132 Clapson, John 225 INDEX 235
Clarence Plains, VDL 6,14,53, Copper, Jane (Cropper) 38-43 Crouch, Mr 42 60, 66, 83, 95,107,170,187, Copper see also Cropper Crouder see Crowder 205,206,213 Corn Hill, VDL 103 Croughan see Crahan Clark, Ann 117-122,177 COROMANDEL 1802 117 Crowder, Amelia 56 Clark, Catherine 120 COROMANDEL 1803 176 Crowder, Mary (Mrs) 57,203 Clark, Charles 113-115,217 CORSER 156 Crowder, Thomas Restell 55- Clark, Charles 155,156 Cottage Green 105 57,184,191,201,202,217 Clark, George 118-122 Courtney, Susannah 81,85 Crowder, Thomas Restil jnr. Clark, Maria Anna 73,76 Cove Ferry and Inn 121 56-57 Clark, Mary 114 Cove House 121 Crown Inn, Pontville, VDL 158 Clark, Ralph, Lt. 167 Coventry, William 220 Cullen, Elizabeth 45-46 Clark, Thomas 220 Cox, Charles Edward 75 Cullen, James Bryan 44-46, Clark, Zachariah 117,119 Cox, Elizabeth 161 169,170,217 Clarke, William 184,188,218 Cox, Francis 157,225 Cullinbine see Columbine Clayton, Henry 230 Cox, Francis jnr. 158-159 Cullubine see Columbine Clayton, Sarah 229 Cox, John 228 Cummings, Abigail 116 Clayton, Thomas 199 Cox, Massey 220 Cunningham, Norma 102 Clayton, William 228 Cox, Rebecca 154-159 Curramore, VDL 80,83-89 Clear Hill, VDL 49 Cox, Robert 160-161,218 Curran, Mary 195,199 Cleburne, Richard 181 Cox, Sophia 161 Currier & His Beam Inn 107 Clerkenwell, England 127 Cox, Susannah 161 Clyde, Harriet 210 Cragg, James 92 DAEDALUS 1794 38,39,72 Clyde, Patrick 210 Cragg see also Craig Dalany,John 229 Cobb, Maria 3 Crahan, Catherine 158 Dale, George 195,199 Cockerill, James 86 Crahan, David 155-159 Dale, Rose 190,191 Cockerill, Susannah 86 Crahan, James 25 Daniels, Mary 127,128 Cockerill, William J. 81,86,87 Crahan, John 157-159 Daniels, Sophia 126-129 Cockeril, William snr. 86 Crahan, Mary 158 Davie, James 228 Cockle Bay, NSW 7 Crahan, Michael 155-159 Davies, Ann 169-171 Cockran, Samuel 220 Crahan, Orison 155-159 Davies, Elizabeth 169 Cole River, VDL 23,76 Crahan, Thomas 154-159,218 Davies, John 229 Colebrook,VDL 76 Crahan, Thomas jnr. 154-159 Davis, Aaron 119 Coleraine, Victoria 66 Craig, Mary 92-93 Davis, Amelia 42 Colley, Elizabeth 53 Crapper see Cropper Davis, Deborah 221 Collier 114 Crawfish Point, VDL 110 Davis, James 190-191,218 Collinbine see Columbine Crawn, David jnr. 158 Davis, Jane 42,86 Collins, Charity 127 Crawn, James 154,159 Davis, John 7 Collins, Lieut. Colonel 1 Crawn, Mary Ann 158 Davis, Rose 190-191 Collins, Sophia 127,128 Crawn, Rebecca 158 Davis, Sarah 55-57 Collins, William 127,128,204- Crawn see also Crahan Davis, William 158 205,218 Cresswell Bay, NI 74,175,209 Davis, William, Corporal 38, Collins, William Henry 127 Cressy, VDL Est 85 41,42,86 Colly / Colley, John 51,53,184, Creswell, Frances 158 Davis' House 41,42 224 Creswell, Henry 154,158 Dawes Point, NSW 177 Columbine, Samuel 175-181 Creswell, Mary 158 Dawson, James 229 Combes, Ann 44-46 Creswell, Rebecca 158 Day, Samuel 228 Cone, Henry 225 Cripper see Cropper Decca, India 85 Conn, Johnny 135-139 Crips, John 20,22,216 Dell, Captain 40* Conn Ram, John 135-139,142, Cromarty, Elizabeth 81,88 Dempsey, Jane 152-153 143,184,218 Cromarty, William 88 Dempsey, Mary 152 Connell, Patrick 7 Crone see Crahan Dempsey, William 96, 152- Crookes, Janet 149 Conolly, Mary 225 153,218 Cook, Mary 56 Croper see Cropper Cropper, John 38^3,86,217 Dennett, Diana 164 Cook, William 56,202-203 Dennett, Elizabeth 164-165 Coombes, Ann 169-171 Cropper, Mary 41 Cross Cove Creek, VDL 42 Dennett, John 164,165 Coope, Richard 168 Dennett, Mark 164,165 Cooper, John 226 Cross, William 219 Crossley, Francis 158 Dennett, William 162-165 Cooper, Robert 227 Dennett, William Henry 164 236 INDEX
Deptford, England 1,124 DUNKIRK (hulk) 82,150,166 Fergusson, Joshua 3,4,5 DERWENT 36 Dunkley, David 53 Ferry House, VDL 142 Devereaux see Devereux Dusky Bay (Sound) NZ 11,13, Fingal, VDL 80 Devereax see Devereux 40,170,178,184 Firth, Joseph 178 Devereux, Alexander 208,210 Dutton, Henry 222 Fisher, Edward 34-37,203,217 Devereux, Ann 209,210 Dutton, Thomas, Lieutenant 85 Fisher, Edward jnr. 34-37 Devereux, Charles 208,210 Dyer, Timothy 222 Fisher, Edward Michael 36 Devereux, Harriet jnr. 208- Dyers, James 227 Fisher, Elizabeth jnr. 35-37 212 Fisher, Elizabeth snr. 35, 36, Devereux, Henry 211 Eady, John 228 203 Devereux, John 208-212,222 Earl of Morton 120 Fisher, John 35-37,201,203 Devereux, John William 209, Earley, Catherine 114 Fisher, John 149 212 East Bay Neck, VDL 105 Fisher, Joseph 35-37 Devereux, Mary 211 Eaton, James 195,198 Fisher, Sarah 34-37 Devereux, Mary Ann 209-212 Eaton, Lvu:y 199 Fisher, Susannah 34-37 Devereux, Peter 209-212 Eddington / John 103 Fisher, Thomas 34-37 Devereux, Peter jnr. 211 Edge, Fane 229 Fisher, William 35-37 Devereux, Philip 198,209-212 Edinburgh 135 Fisher, William 228 Devon, England 7,60,160,166 Edinburgh Castle, Hobart 77 Fisk, Thomas 224 Dholl 40* Edwards Cutting, NSW 80,83 Fitzgerald, Jane 152 Dixon, Thomas 8 Edwards, Elizabeth 126-129 Fletcher, Anthony 136, 140- Dodd, John 70 Edwards, James 229 145,218 Dodd, Mary Ann (Abel) 69 Edwards, James Boyle 126-129 Fletcher, Jane 141-145 Dodden see Dodding Edwards, John 88 Fletcher, John 143 Dodding, James 166-168,218 Edwards, Martha 126-129 Fletcher, Mary 136-145 Dolphin Hotel 164 Eggleston, George 228 Fletcher, Sarah 136,142-145 Donaldson, Mary 97,99 Elder, John 226 Fletcher, William 72,75 Donbavand, Joseph 7 ELIZABETH 1823 36 Flexmore, Francis 223 Donen see Dodding ELIZABETH HENRIETTA 84 Flexmore, George 62 Dore, Richard 111 Elizabeth Lane, Hobart 66 Flinders, Matthew 30 Doring see Dodding Elizabeth Town, VDL 128,143 Florence, Thomas 10 Dorren see Dodding Ellison, Lt. 29 FLYING DUTCHMAN 180 Douglas, Janet 65 EMERALD 1822 86 Flynn, Terence 10 Douglas, Peter 226 Emu Point, VDL 136 Foley see Folly Dowdell, Charles 48 ENDEAVOUR 1796 11,13,39, Foley's Farm 180 Dowdell,Mrs 203 40*, 135,169,178,184,201 Folley see Folly Dowdell, Susan nee Jillett 48 ENDEAVOUR 1812 162 Folly, Ann 179 Dowson, Michael 34,36 Epiphany 7 Folly, Catherine, Mrs 177,178 DROMEDARY 73 ESTRAMINA1808 208,210 Folly, Elizabeth 180 Dublin 26,44,116,154 Eton College, England 118 Folly, James 180 DUCHESS of YORK 1807 Evandale, VDL 84,139 Folly, James jnr. 180 178 Evans, Elizabeth 5 Folly, John 174-182,218 Duke of Portland 40* Evans, Hugh 35 Folly, John (3) 180 DUKE OF WELLINGTON Evans, Mr 182 Folly, John jnr. 178-180 1818 85,128 Evans, Mr (surveyor) 88, 196, Folly, Mary Ann 180 Dumaresq, Mr 105,143 203 Folly, Susannah 180,181 Duncomb see Duncombe Everall, John 73,77 Forbes, Ann 74 Duncombe, Edward 194 Exeter, England 6,80,166 Forrest, Capt. 178 Duncombe, Elizabeth 125 Fort George, Scotland 146 Duncombe, George Hambley Facile Harbour, NZ 39 Fort St. Phillip 140* 195r200 Falconer, Mary 43 FORTUNE 1806 29 Duncombe, Jane 195,200 Falls, New Norfolk, VDL 12 Foveaux, Joseph Major 119, Duncombe, John 123-125,194- FANCY 1795 23, 40*, 44, 72, 120,132,141,177 200,218 169,184,201 Fowles,Ann 169-171 Duncombe, Lucy 197 Farrell, Elizabeth 54 Fowles, Thomas 169-171,202, Duncombe, Mary 194-200 Fat Doe River 93 218 Duncombe, Sophia 194-200 Faulkner, Henry William 42 Fowls see Fowles Dunkin, Edward 190 FAVOURITE 148* Foyle, Jane 150-151 INDEX 237
Foyle, Sarah 151 Garth see also Gough Gough, Susannah jnr. 48-50 Foyle, William 128, 150-151, Garth, Susannah jnr. 48-50 Gough, William 48-50 218 Garth, Susannah snr. 49-50 Goulburn, Henry 142 FRANCIS & ELIZA 1816 24 Garth, William 48-50 GOVERNOR READY 1827 42 FRANCIS 1804 140 Garths 46,170 Grace, Elizabeth 58 Francis, John 225 Gatehouse, Mr 105 Graham, Jane 180 Francis, Thomas 96,217 Gaughan, James 178 Graham, Samuel 180 Frankland, George 88,216 Gavin, Roger 76,220 GRANADA 1825 86 Franklin House, Hobart 104 Gay, Thomas (Falls) 225 Grant, Edward 176 Franklin Wharf Mill 103 Geary, Dennis 14,23,226 Grant, Elizabeth 176 Frazer, William 87 Geary, Peter 93 Grant, James, Capt. 1 Frear see Free Gee, Edward 65,66 Grant, John 147,148*, 176-178 FREDERICK 1818 77 Geils, Major 45 Grant, John snr. 176 Free, Elizabeth 58-60 Genders, Jos 226 Grant, Matilda 176* Free, Mary 58 Genders, Wm. see Middleton Grant, Samuel, Dr 178 Free, Samuel 58-60,217 GENERAL BOYD 148 Grath / Grah see Garth Free, Samuel jnr. 59-60 GENERAL HEWITT 1814 56 Great Barrier Reef, Qld. 1 Free, Sarah 60,164 Generous Whale Inn, VDL 53 Great Cascade Stream, NI 147 Free, Susannah 59-60 George Town, VDL 114 Green, Joseph 159 Free, Thomas 59-60 Gibraltar 148* Green, Mark 56,201-203 Free, William 59-60 Gibson Grain Merchant 104 Green Point, VDL 159 FRIENDSHIP 85 Gibson, John 225 Green Ponds, VDL 40,159 FRIENDSHIP 1788 20, 44, 47, Girard, F. 39* Greens Hills, VDL 136 166,169,174 Gloucester, England 92, 192, GREENWICH 1802 117 Frier, Richard 54 204 Gregory, Eleanor 171 Frost, Elizabeth 78 Godin see Goodwin Gregory, Elizabeth 34-37 Frost, John 81-91 GOLDEN GROVE 1788 20, Gregory, Sarah 35 Frost, Mary 80-91 44,80,169 Gregory, Thomas 35, 40, 130, Frost, Robert 73, 77 Goodin see Goodwin 222 Fryett, Mr 202 Gooding see Goodwin GREYHOUND 77 Fue, Elizabeth 58,59 Goodwin, Andrew 72-79,130, Guest, Edward 132 Fuller, Mary 82,89 217 GUILDFORD 1811 158,196 Fuller, Richard 82,89 Goodwin, Andrew jnr. 74-79 Gunning, George 23,76,213 Fulton, Mrs 119 Goodwin, Ann 73-79 Goodwin, Eliza 77 Hackery see Thackery Galland see Garland Goodwin, Elizabeth 73-79 Hadley Hotel 50 Gallant see Garland Goodwin, Elizabeth jnr. 76 Haley, James 225 Gardiner, Robert 181 Goodwin, Harriet 77 Haley, William 225 Garland, Ann 162,163 Goodwin, James 76 Hall 148 Garland, Ann jnr. 163 Goodwin, Jane 77 Hall, John 54,217 Garland, Elizabeth 162-165 Goodwin, John 78 Hall, John 222 Garland, John 162-163 Goodwin, Lucy 73-79 Hall, Joseph 172-173,218 Garland, Joseph 162 Goodwin, Lucy jnr. 77 Hall, Mary 173 Garth, Ann 34 Goodwin, Lydia 77 Hambley, Elizabeth 123, 194- Garth, Edward 10, 47-50, 75, Goodwin, Margaret 73-79 200 217 Goodwin, Margaret jnr. 77 Hambley, George 195-200 Garth, Edward jnr. 47-50 Goodwin, Maria 73-79 Hambley, Lucy 195,200 Garth, Edward jnr. (2) 49 Goodwin, Mary 75 Hambley, William 123-125, Garth, Elizabeth 49-50 Goodwin, Sarah 75 147,160,194,196,217 Garth, Elizabeth jnr. 49 Gordon, James Esq 157 Hambley, William jnr. 125,196 Garth, Emma 50 Gordon, Jano 225 Hambly see Hambley Garth, James 47-50 Gough, Edward jnr. 47-50 Hamilton, Margaret 226 Garth, John 47-50 Gough, Elizabeth 48-50 Hamilton, Thomas 222 Garth, Margaret 49 Gough, James 47-50 Hampshire, England 19 Garth, Mary Ann 49-50 Gough, John 47-50 Hand, Sarah 26 Garth, Mary Ann jnr. 49 Gough, Mary Ann 47-50 Hand, William 26,216 Garth, Rebecca 49 Gough, Richard 48-50 Hand, William jnr. 26 Garth, Richard 49-50,51 Gough, Susannah 10,47-50 Hands, Abraham 96,143,223 238 INDEX
Hannaway, Ann 137 HIBERNIA1819 8,52 Hyland, John 174-182 Hannaway, James 223 Higgins, Richard 229 Hardy, William 73,78 Hillier 114 Ibbins see Hibbins Harrigan, Neal 229 Hines, Lydia 74,78 Ice House, VDL 49 HARRINGTON 1802 96 Hinton, Thomas 230 Impression Bay, VDL 198,211 Harrington, John 225 Hobbs, Charity 127 INDEFATIGABLE 44 Harris, William 225 Hoddy, Rachael 53,172,226 India 11,135 Harrison, Joseph 229 Hodges 177 Indian Cajan Pea 40* Harrison, Mary 206 Holland, Elizabeth 127-139 INFANTA AMELIA 1799 30 Hart, Henry 88 Holland, Henry 225 Ingle, John 144 Hartridge, Mira Susannah 35 Holland, James 126-127,143 Inrah Goograh, India 136 Harvey, Ann 204-205 Holland, James jnr. 127-129 INTEGRITY 141 Hassan, John 228 Hollow Tree Bottom, VDL 42, Ipswich Gaol, England 147 Hatherleigh, James 40* 93,144 Ireland 30,163,180,210,211 Hatherway, Henry 219 Holyrood House, VDL 57 Israel, Ann 52-53 Hawkins, William 72, 75,130, Homeopathic Hospital 36 Israel, Elizabeth 51-53 217 HOPE 1821 95 Israel, George 52-53 Hay's House, New Norfolk Hopkins, Thomas 206,207 Israel, Hannah 52-53 132 Hoppett see Cartwright Israel, Lydia 51-53 Hayes, Henry Browne, Sir 111, Hopwood, George 227 Israel, Maria 51-53 177 Home, Hannah 19 Israel, Maria jnr. 51-53 Hayes, James 194,197 Home, William 18,19 Israel, Maria Mary Ann 51-53 Hayes, James William 197 Horner, Catherine 211 Israel, William 52-53 Hayes, John 132 Horner, Francis 211 Israel, Zachariah 51-53 Hayes, Michael 100 Horton, Catherine 197 Isreal see Free Hayes, Thomas 141 Horton, Jane 197 Hazelwood, John 225 Horton, Thomas 195,197 James, William 175 Hearn, Mary 64 Hosier see Clark Jamieson, John 62 Heath, William 220 Howard, John 226 Jamison, Thomas 100 HELENA 1784 166 Howe, Michael 83,132 Jemott, Mr 62 HENRIETTA PACKET 1818 76 Howman, Thomas 6,7 Jenders, William 225 Henwood, Richard Henry 180 Hubart,John 229 Jenders, Wm. see Middleton Herbert, Charles Thomas 202- Hudson, Mary Ann 70 Jenks, John 225 203 Hudson, Thomas Inglis 69 Jenner, Mary 49 Herbert, Charlotte 35,36,201- Hughes, Anne 20 Jericho, VDL 43,66 203 Humphreys, A. W. H. 105, Jerusalem Bottom, VDL 76 Herbert, Elizabeth 202-203 121,132,133,142,154, 193 Jewish Cemetery, Hobart 3,5 Herbert, Emma 57,202-203 Humphreyville, VDL 156 Jillett, Mrs 161 Herbert, George 201-203 Hunt, Joseph 152 Jillett, Robert 220 Herbert, John 36,56,169,201- Hunt, Susannah 146-149 JOHN SHORE 1819 95 203,218 Hunt, Thomas Martin 221 Johnson, John 227 Herbert, Mary Ann 201-203 HUNTER 1799 25 Johnson, Joseph 40 Herdsmans Cove, VDL 103, HUNTER 1817 84 Johnson, Mary 172-173 210 Hunter, Governor 48, 118, Jolly Ploughman Inn 143,144 Hetherley see Hatherleigh 40* 125,153,176 Jones, Ann 26 Heyland see Hyland Hunter River, NSW 1 Jones, Gaoler, NI 148*, 178 Hibbins, Ann, Mrs 121 Hunters Swamp, VDL 42 Jones, John 131 Hibbins, Derwent 118-122 Huon Hotel, Pt. Cygnet 212 Jones, Sarah 131-134 Hibbins, Douglas Hunter J. Huon River, VDL 70 Jones, Thomas 7 117-122 Husey, Samuel see Hussey Jones, William 221 Hibbins, Elizabeth 118 Hussey, Anne 20,21 Jones, William 230 Hibbins, Eugene 118-122 Hussey, James see Samuel Jordan, James 30,127 Hibbins, Hobartia 68,118-122 Hussey, Samuel 15,20,22,216 Jorden, James 229 Hibbins, Juliana 68 Hutchenson, Mr 156 Jorden, Richard 229 Hibbins, Osmond 118-122 Hutchings, Henry 14 Joseph, James 58,60 Hibbins, Thomas (Judge) 70, HYDERY1832 135 Joseph, Sarah 4 83,117-122,148M77,217 Hyland, Catherine 174-182 Judson, Cecelia 87 Hibbs, Peter 184 Hyland, James 174-182 JUPITER 1818 10 INDEX 239
JUPITER 1821 84 LADY NELSON 10, 19, 124, LORD SYDMOUTH1823 160, 156,164,206,208 178 KANGAROO 1814 26,86,99, LADY NELSON 1799 1 Louth, England 94 114,131,163 LADY PENRHYN 1788 55, Lowe, James 220 Kangaroo Point, VDL 10, 75, 123,186 Lowe, Joseph 228 95,148 LADY RIDLEY 1821 197 Lowe, Mary 209,211 Keane, Thomas 41,42 LADY SINCLAIR 1806 29 Lowes, Anna Maria 158 Kearney, Catherine 220 Lammerman see Lemanon Lowes, Thomas Yardley 158 Kelly, Ann 180 Lamph, John 82,90 Lucas, John 178,179 Kelly, Elizabeth 180 Lamph, Sarah 90 Lucas, Nathaniel 35, 36, 178, Kelly, John 180 Lancaster, England 6, 7, 20, 179 Kelly, Robert 179 169 Lucas, Thomas 223 Kelly, William 180 Lancaster, Robert 224 LUSITANIA1823 77 Kennard, William 182 Landale, Doctor 63 Luttrell, Edgar 6,8 Kenton, Thomas 175-182 Langford see Longford Luttrell, Edward Dr 8,29 Kevill 149 Langridge, Elvina 198 Luttrell, Mary Ann 17 Kidner,Ann 9,10,98,101 Langridge, George 195, 197, Luttrell, Wilmot 17 Kidner, Jane 10 198 Lynch, Humphrey 14,15,216 Kidner, Thomas 9, 10, 101, Langridge, Jane 198 Lynch, John 178 103,216 Larm, James 226 Lynton see Linton Kidner, Thomas jnr. 9,10 Larsom, Richard 9,10,98,101, Macclesfield, Earl of 20 Kimberley, Edward 120,223 102 Mack, Elizabeth Mary 98,101 Kimberley, William 120 Larsome, Mrs (Ann) 102 Mack, Mary 104,105 Kimberleys 46 Lascars 136 Mackey, George 230 King, Elizabeth 167-168 Lassells, Lieutenant 49 Macquarie Harbour 19,42,86, King George III 24,29 Lavender 97,101 137,157,171 King George Hotel, Hobart 5 Leamington, England 49 Macquarie Plains, VDL 70 King, Lieutenant Colonel 29, Learmouth, Mr 179 Mahon, Patrick 229 30 Lee, Michael 222 Maidstone, England 116,162 King, Mr 212 Lee, Robert 83 Main, James Patrick 7,8 King of Prussia Inn 188 Lemanon, Mary 113-114 Main, Maria 8 King, Samuel 166-168,223 Lester 103 MALABAR 77 King, William 226 Lette, Elizabeth 83 Malloy, Jane 3,4 Kings Head Inn, VDL 70 Lette, Heloisa F. D. R. 84,85 Mamby's Cottage, Hobart 132 Kingston Golf Club House 36 Lette, Henry Elms 85 Mangalore, VDL 41 Kingston, Robert 226 Lette, Mary Ann 84 Manning, John 182 Kingston upon Thames, England Lette, Peter 80,83-85 Manning, Sarah 219 72,190 Lette, Rolls 89 Margarots, Maurice 111,177 Knight, John 220 Lette, William Doran 84,85 Maria Island, VDL 128,157 Knight, John 227 Levy, Andrew 193,218 Maria Point, VDL 8 Knight, William 227 Lewis, Catherine 23 Marley, Major 40 Knight, William 229 Lewis, Richard 76 MARQUIS CORNWALLIS 17% Knopwood, R., Reverend 45, Lightford, Theo 83 44,116,148*, 154 60, 70, 101-102, 104, 106, Lintern see Linton MARQUIS OF SALISBURY 133,206 Linton, Hopton 24,216 70 Knowland,John 229 Lipscombe, Frederick 211 MARQUIS OF WELLINGTON Little, Frank 198 86 Labour in Vain Inn, VDL 210, Little, James 19 Marritt, Thomas 227 211 Liverpool St., Hobart 4 Marsden, Rev. 10,147 LADY CASTLEREAGH 72, Loane, Mr 36,133 Marshall, George, Mr 121 75 Lock, Thomas 228 Marshall, Mary 186,187 LADY EMMA 1850 181 Lockley, John 148,185,218 Mary (Aboriginal girl) 152 LADY FRANKLIN 70 Loftus, Catherine 23 MARY ANN 1791 6,16,17,22, Lady Franklin Hotel, VDL 70 London Inn, Spring Hill 36 26, 34, 109, 130, 162, 172, LADY JULIANA 1790 9, 14, Longford, William 213,218 175 183 18, 34, 41,51, 54,55,58, 97, Lord David 182 MARY ANN 1798 6,7 113,131,146,152,162,172, Lord Edward 41,86,120,137 Mason, Sarah 36 174,186,190,204 LORD MELVILLE 36,197 Mason, Thomas 230 240 INDEX
Massie, John 83,224 Meech, Jane 124-125 Morgan, William 4 MATILDA 1791 16,17,22,34, Meech, William 124 Morgan, William Henry 117, 130,162,172,183 MERCURY 166 120 Matthews, Hannah 229 MERCURY 1797 40*, 136 MORLEY 1820 10 Maul, John 226 Meredith, Ann 34 Morris, Augustus 117,120 Maule, Joseph 101 Meredith, Capt. Company 152, Morris, Augustus jnr. 121 Maule, William 101 175,209 Morris, Constantia 121 Maum, Edward 58,60 Meredith, Frederick 36 Morris, John 178,225 Maum, William 60,187 MERMAID 157 Morrisby, Ann snr. 102 Mauritius 30,36 Merrit, William 110,148*, 178 Morrisby, Arthur 107 Mayberry, James 221 Merrit, Wm. see also Adams Morrisby, Catherine 97,99 McCabe, Bridget 211 Mertho, John, Capt. 141 Morrisby, Catherine Dorcar 99 McCabe, Patrick 208,210,211 Messias, Jacob 220 Morrisby, Diana 98-107 McCarthy, Dan 226 Michaels, Michael 132 Morrisby, Elizabeth 106 McCarthy see also McCarty MIDAS 1823 77 Morrisby, Elizabeth Sarah 104, McCarthy, Sergeant 83, 100 Middlesex, England 9, 68, 97, 106 McCarty, Dennis 132 131,142,152,162,172,213 Morrisby, Emmaline 107 McCarty, Harriet 208-212 Middleton, George William 47, Morrisby, Grace 98-107 McCarty, John 136, 208-212, 49 Morrisby, Henry 98-107 225 Miles, Annie 53 Morrisby, James 97-107,217 McCauley, Sergeant 120 Miles, William 52 Morrisby, John 97,107 McCloud, Alexander 7,8,17 Miller, Reverend F. 197 Morrisby, John Lavender 106 McCloud,Ann 6-8,17 Mince, William 12,216 Morrisby, Mrs (Christina) 102 McCloud, Diana 7 MINERVA 1818 210 Morrisby, Robert Henry 105, McCloud, Elizabeth 6-8 MINORCA 1801 192 106 McCloud, John 6-8,17,216 Mintz see Mince Morrisbys 46 McCloud, John jnr. 7,8,17 Mitchell, Henry 16,216 Morrison, Askin 180 McCloud, Maria 7,8 Mitchell, James 110,148,149 Morrison, Patrick 219 McCloud, Mary 6-8,17 Mitchell, Mr 49 Mortimer, John 219 McCloud, Mary jnr. 6-8 Mitchell, Susannah 147-149 Mortimer, Noah 43,219 McCloud, Sarah 6 Mitchell, Theophilus 56 Morton, George 208,211 McCloud, Susannah 7,8 Mitchell, William 110, 111, Morton, Harriet 211 McCloud, William 6 146-149,160,196,218 Mosquetto (P. J. native) 229 McCoy, John 225 Mitchell's Farm 148 Moulton (child) 123 McDonald 103 Mitton, George 110 Moulton, Jane 123-125 McDonald, John 135 Molloy, Joseph 81,86,87 Moulton, William 124-125, McDonald, Thomas 149 Monday, Elizabeth 109 219 McDonald, William 61,217 Monday, Jonas 109 Mount Nelson, VDL 53 McDonnell, Charles 133 Monks, Catherine 154-159 Mount Wellington, VDL 49 McDonough, Patrick 229 Monks, James 154-159 Mt Augustus, Sandford 122 McDougall, Mary Ann 149 Monks, John 154-159 Mt Pitt Path, NI 99 McEvoy, Eleanor 131-134 Monks, Mary 154-159 Muddy Plains, VDL 36,105 McGaughran, Susannah 69, Monks, Thomas 154-159 Mulgrave Battery, VDL 76 70 Monroe see Munro Mulgrave, Peter 143,164,182 McGinnis, Hugh 221 Moore, Ann 174,178,179 Muller, John 172 McGuire, Ann (Meredith) 34, Moore, John 228 Mullins, Henry 230 36 Moore see also Richardson Mulloy see Molloy McGuire, Robert 36 Moore, Thomas 11,40* Munday, George 58,60,164 McKay, Mary 52 Mordacai, Jonas 222 Munro, James 73-79 McKenzie, Alexander 89 Moree, Thomas 68-71 Munro, John 73-79 McKenzie, Ann (Clark) 89 Moree, William 68-71 Munro, Lydia 72-79 McKenzie, Mary 82,89 Morey, George 69-71 Munro, Mary 72-79 McLane, Hugh 133 Morey, Henry 69-71 Munro, Sarah 72-79 McLeay, Alexander 156 Morey, Mary Ann 68-71 Munrow, Letitia 74-79 McLeod see McCloud Morgan, Emmeline 120 Munrow see also Munro McLoy see Malloy Morgan, Richard 120 Murdock, James 210 McPherson, Duncan 180 Morgan, Sarah 155,158 Murphy, Eleanor 97-107 McQuin, Mr 128 Morgan, Thomas 120 Murphy, James 92-93 INDEX 241
Murphy, Mary 93 Oakes, Henry Esq 157 Peck, Thomas 81-91 Murphy, Mary 195,199 Oakley, Amelia 144 Peck, Thomas William 88 Murphy, Thomas 92-93,217 Oakley, George 225 Peck, William 80-91,121 Murray, Robert Lathrop 111, Oakley, Mary 158 Peek, Joshua 80-91,217 149,203 Oatlands, VDL 34,36,76,199 Peisley, Elizabeth, Mrs 114 OCEAN 1804 41,127,140 Percival, William 202 Nairn, James 61-62,217 Olding,Mr 105 Perry, James 38,42 Nairne see Nairn Oliffe 7 Perry, Jane 38,42 Nash, Elizabeth 18,137 Oliver, John 120 Perry man, Mr 210 Nash, Mary 225 Orielton, Sorell 199,212 Peters, Thomas 43, 132, 133, Nash, Robert 137,223 Orman, James 227 137 Nash, Samuel 178 Orphan School, NI 147 Petticoat Lane, London 4 Nearne see Nairn Orr, William Morgan 142 PHILADELPHIA 124* Needham, Anna 53 Otaheite (Tahiti) 30 Phillimore,Mary 186-187 Neiron see Nairn Owles, John 65 Phillimore, Richard 186-187, NEPTUNE 1790 3, 4, 23, 26, Oxfordshire, England 20,35 218 35,61,64,80,92 Phillimore's Farm, VDL 187 Neroby see Newby Paddington, NSW 69,70 Phillip, Governor 95,148,177, New Norfolk Hospital 11,16, Palmer & Co., India 128 188 184 Palmer, John 177 Phillip Island 148*, 178 New Norfolk, VDL 11,21,25, Palmer, Thomas 226 Phillips, Richard 225 121,142,153,156,159,160, Parker, Thomas 92 Phillipsburgh, NI 62,167,175 168,212 _. _ Parramatta, NSW 7,114,176 Pillenger, James 224 New Sarum, Wiltshire, England Parsons, William 226 PILOT 78,114,155,156,197 14,150 Partington, James 158 Pindar see Pinder New Town, VDL 14, 23, 42, Pastow, Harriet M. 41 Pinder,Mary 94-95 66,148 Paterson, Amelia 56 Piper, Capt. 18,75,111,177 New Zealand 11, 135, 169, Paterson, Lt. Colonel 1,30 Pitt & Watchorn 180 195,199 Paterson, William 56 PITT 1792 68,190 Newbury, England 22 Paterson, William 180 Pittwater, VDL 10, 18, 137, Newby, Mrs (Eleanor) 133 Patterson, George 21 196,199 Newby, Mrs (Sarah) 132 Patterson, Mrs (Ann) 21 Plyer, George 225 Newby, Thomas 131-134,191, Pattersons Plains, VDL 62,83, Poare, Anne 228 217 196 Point Puer 121 Newcastle, NSW 30, 80, 87, Paul, Agnes 158 Ponsford see Sponsford 156,176 Paul, John 224 Pontville, VDL 42, 158,159,211 Newgate Prison, England 70, Paul, Nicholas 158 Popjoy, John 156 131,166,175 Pearse, John Lilly 45-46 PORPOISE HMS1804 29 Newhouse, Michael 11, 184, Peck, Amy 87 PORPOISE HMS1808 8 216 Peck, Charles 82-91 Port Arthur, VDL 121,137,198 Newport, Lucy 199 Peck, Clara 87 Port Cygnet, VDL 34, 47, 209, Newport, Richard 195,199 Peck, Eliza 81 211,212 Nicholls, Elizabeth 229 Peck, Elizabeth 80-91 Port Dalrymple 30,83,84 Nichols, William 178 Peck Farm 89 Port Jackson 18 Nichols, William jnr. 120 Peck, Francis 87 Port Phillip, Victoria 1, 86, Norfolk Island 1,4,7 Peck, Henry 87 127,140*, 141,206 Norman, Thomas 226 Peck, James 82-91 Port Stephens, NSW 88 Norminton, Luke 227 Peck, James jnr. 88 Porter, George 226 North Allerton, England 92 Peck, Jane 81-91 Portsea, Victoria 140* Northumberland, England 113 Peck, Jeremiah 82-91 Portsmouth, England 74, 94, Norwich, England 11 Peck, John 42 167,185,186,188 Notcutt, William 147 Peck, Joshua 80-91 Post Master, Hobart 148 Peck, Joshua Jeremiah 88 Potter, Mary 6,7 O'Brien, Joan 138* Peck, Joshua jnr. 81-91 Poultney, England 75 O'Brien, Thomas 224 Peck, Joshua Van 87 Priest, Alfred Peter 66 O'Rourke, Christina 209-212 Peck, Mary Ann 81-91 Priest, Ann 65-67 O'Rourke, Daniel 209,211,212 Peck, Mary snr. 82 Priest, Catherine 67 O'Rourke, Mary Ann 211 Peck, Sarah 82-91 Priest, Charlotte 65-67 242 INDEX
Priest, George 65-67 Red Lion, Hobart 77 Rouch, James 168 Priest, James 66-67 Redding, Andrew 162, 165, 218 Rouglas, John 227 Priest, John 66-67 Redfern, William 222 Routley, Charles 138 Priest, Mary 65-67 Redpath, Mary, Mrs 121 Rowles, James 194,197 Priest, Robert 65-67 Regatta, Hobart, 1842 53 Rowles, John 197 Priest, Sarah 65-67 RELIANCE 1796 3,4,44,116, Rowles, Sophia 194 Priest, Thomas 64-67,217 117,154 Rowles, William 197 Priest, Thomas, jnr. 66-67 Repeat, Charles 220 Rowley 125 Priest, William 66-67 RESOURCE 30,38,178 Rowley, Sarah 154,158 PRINCE LEOPOLD 1819 120, Reynolds, Elizabeth, Mrs 87 ROYAL ADMIRAL 1800 164 194,196 Richardson, Charles 194,197 Royal Oak Inn 149 PRINCE OF WALES 1788 20, Richardson, Mary 194 RUBY 1811 158 38,39*, 72,94,169 Richmond, VDL 138,157,197, RUBY 1812 53,196 Prince of Wales Hotel, VDL 84 198 Rushart, Samuel 59 PRINCESS CHARLOTTE 1820 Risby, Alderman 104 Russell, John 51,53 156 Risby, Edward 103,226 Russell, Lydia 53 PRINCESS CHARLOTTE 1823 Risby, Joseph Edward 103 Russell, Mr 211 138 Risby, Mrs (Diana) 101,104 Ruth, Robert 147 Prisnell, William 226 Risby, Thomas 98-107 Ryan, Frances 42 Proctor, Mary 221 Risdale 56 Ryan, Robert Private 38, 39*, Prospect Hill, NSW 80,81 Roadknight, Thomas 156 42 Prosser Plains, VDL 105 Roberts, Moses 198 Robertson, George 149 SALAMANDER 1791 12, 24, PROVIDENCE 1796 11,40*, Robertson, Gilbert 157 58,160 135,169,184,201 Robertson, John, Mr 101 Saltmarsh, William 229 PROVIDENCE 1821 74 Robertson, Mary Ann 89 Sandford / Sanford, Susannah Purden, Michael 227 Robertson, Thomas R. 89 160-161 Putland, Lieutenant 29 Robertson, William 101 Sandy Bay, VDL 8,10, 36, 48, Pyers, Samuel 225 Robinson, Elizabeth 7 53,59,61,62,164 Robinson, Elizabeth 111 SCARBOROUGH 18, 44, 47, QUEEN 1791 30,61,183 Robinson, Emily 111 51, 72, 92, 97,109,113,131, Queen Charlotte 29 Robinson, George 111 186,188 Queenborough Bridge, VDL 54 Robinson, George 113 Scattergood, William 74,226 Quinton, Barnd. 225 Robinson, Henry 111 Schank, Capt. John 1 Robinson, Michael Massey 109, Schofield, Reverend 42 Ralphs Bay, VDL 60,170 111 SCORPION 1805 178 Ray, Miss 203 Robinson, Reverend H. 77 Scott, James 164 Raynor, William 44-46 Robley,Ann 110,111,149 Scott, John 114,155,156,226 Read, George F. 45 Robley, Elizabeth 109-112 Scott, Mr 90 Readdon see Redding Robley, George Seymore Wm. Scottsdale, VDL 82,89 Readin see Redding 109-112,146,149 Seals, Thomas 222 Reading, Andrew 60 Robley, Jemima 110,111 Sear, Mary/Vicher 12 Reading, Ann 60 Robley, John 65,109-112,217 Sedgeley, Staffordshire 35 Reading, Mary 164 Roche, William 229 Selick, Thomas 229 Reading see also Redding Rochford, Catherine 64-67 Selvy, William 225 Reardon, Ann 18,19 Rochford, James 64-67 Sharland, John F. 210 Reardon, Bartholomew 18,19, Rochford, John 65-67 Sharman, William 73,77 137 Rochford, Thomas 64-67 Sharp, James 41 Reardon, Bartholomew jnr. 18, Rochford, William 64-67 Sharp, Rebecca 158 19,136-138 Rock, William 220 Sharp, William 154,158 Reardon, Daniel 19 Rockford, Ann see Rochford Sheakstone, Christopher 190 Reardon, Elizabeth, Mrs 137 Rogers, John 225 Sheatch, Thomas 229 Reardon, Frances 18,19 Ronay, Hannah 18-19, 137, Sheers, James 170 Reardon, Robert 137 216 Sherburd, Esther 70 Reardon, Steve 19 Rooney, Hannah see Ronay Sherburd,Mary 174,180 Reardon, William 137 Rose and Crown, VDL 78 Sherburd, William 70, 180, Recherche Bay, VDL 36 Rose, Mr 131 224 Red House (Kingston), VDL 36 Ross, Major 39*, 152,186 Ship Hotel, Hobart 103,144 INDEX 243
Shirley, James 54,221 SOVEREIGN 1795 117 Steward, Elizabeth 65 Shoobridge, Ebenezer 167,168 Sparks, Thomas 228 Steward, Robert 121 Shoreditch, England 123 Spencer, Margaret 199 Stewart, Charles 89 Shuttleworth, Ann 219 Spencer, William 39 Stockell, George 157 Silk, Mary (Kelly) 162-165 Sponsford, Zachariah 23,216 Stockwell, Ann 204-205 Silletto, Joseph 220 Spoonsford see Sponsford Stoken Church, England 20 Simcoe, John, Colonel 82 SPRING 1818 10 Stokes, Ann 14 Simmons, James 171 Springham, 123 Stratan, Sander Van 26 Simmons, Lt. 29 Springham, Mary 123-125, STRATHFIELDSAY1833 211 Simpson, George 219 194,196 Stussey, Samuel see Hussey Sims, Peter 70 Springham, Mary snr. 124 Suez, Bastian 25 SIRIUS 1790 14,18, 20, 36, 38, Springham, Robert 123,124 Suffolk, England 146 44, 72, 94, 97,123,146,150, Springham, William 123 Sullivan, Catharine 221 166,185,186,206,208 Springs, Hobart 50 Sullivan, Honoria 110,148 Skeene, Patrick 229 SPY 70 Sullivan, John 141 Sky, Walter John 69 St Bride's Church, London 118 Sullivan, Nora 110 Slater, Ann 64,66 St Clement's, Kingston 47 Sultan, Jacob 13 Slater, William 66,222 St David's Church, Hobart 57,86 Sultan, Saib 13,216 Slone, Mr 29 St Helen's Hospital, Hobart 149 SUPPLY 1789 9, 38,47, 54,55, Smith, Ann 103 St James's, Colebrook, VDL 72 68,72,94,109,174,186,188, Smith, Ann 183 St John's Church, Launceston 190 Smith, Charles 55-57, 201, 63, 85,198 SURPRISE-21794 189 202 St John's Hospital 36 SURPRISE 1790 3,9,14,18,34, Smith, Christina 98 St Leonard's, VDL 88 51,54,55,58,80,90,97,131, Smith, David 201,203 St Mary's, Gretna, VDL 68,122 146,152,162,172 Smith, Elizabeth 56, 201-203 St Matthew's, New Norfolk 77 SURREY 1819 197,198 Smith, Elizabeth 58-60 St Peter's, Patersons PI. 80 Surrey, England 23,74 Smith, Elizabeth jnr. 58-60 St Phillip's Church, NSW 89, Swan, Catherine 87 Smith, George (Private) 98, 119,143,164,169 Swize see Suez 101,103 Stafford, England 64,109 Sydes, Richard 228 Smith, George jnr. 103 Stafford, John 199 SYDNEY COVE 1807 77 Smith, Grace jnr. 103 Stamford, George 158 Sydney Cove, NSW 1,30 Smith, Henry 103 Standfield, William 25,157 Symonds, John 3 Smith, James 103 Standley, William 219 Smith, John 179 Stanfield, Daniel snr. 223 Tasmanian University 66 Smith, John 229 Stanfield, Daniel jnr. 106,120, Taunton, England 44,169 Smith, Mary 56 223 Taylor, John 138 Smith, Miss 106 Stanfield, Elizabeth S. 106 Taylor, John 228 Smith, Mr 87 Stanfield family 103 Tedder, James 44-46 Smith, Mrs (Grace) 102,103 Stanfield, Rosanna 35 Tedworth Hall, VDL 36 Smith, Richard 103 Stanley, Lord 62 Templeman, James 226 Smith, Sarah 58-60 Staples, Ann 17 Thackery, Elizabeth 21, 166- Smith, Thomas Sergeant 45 Staples, John, Mr 8 168 Smith, William 103 Steel, John 222 Thackery, Thomas 166,167 Smith, William 227 Steer, Charlotte 195-200 Thatcher, Joshua 140-145 Smithies, W. E. 168 Steer, Emmanuel 195-200 Thatcher, Mary 142 Snowden, Robert 180 Steer, William 123,194-200 The Grange, Taroona 62 Solomon, Judah 46 Steer, William jnr. 195-197 Thetford, England 80 Solomon, Sarah 4 Steers see Steer Thomas, Elizabeth 81 *, 221 Somerset, England 23,24 Stephens, Thomas 172 Thomas, John 70 SOPHIA 1805 105,127 Stevens, John 229 Thompson, Isaac 179 Sorell, Commissioner Mr 144 Stevenson, Elizabeth 85 Thompson, William 224 Sorell, VDL 58, 121, 125, 196, Stevenson, George 84 Thorpe, Mary 24 197 Stevenson, Henry George 80, Timms, Martin 133 South Arm, VDL 8 84,85 Timms, Mrs 133 South Esk, VDL 182 Stevenson, James 84 Tin Dish Holes, VDL 120 Southampton, England 17 Stevenson, William 84 Tinderbox,VDL 5 Southport, VDL 70 Stevis see Steer Tolhurst, Richard 224 244 INDEX
Toongabbie NSW 143 Wainwright, Hester 21 Whitiker see Whittaker TOPAZ 1807 29 Walford,Ann 3,4 Whiting, Jane 9,10 Townsand, John 229 Walford, Barnard 3-5,216 Whittaker, George 127,206 Townsend, Spencer George Walford, Barnard jnr. 3,10 Whittaker, Hannah 206-207,218 176 Walford, Benjamin 4 Whittiker see Whittaker Tracey, Mary Ann 69,70 Walford, Delia Lucy 5 Wilkinson, Henry 211 Trail, Donald, Captain 61 Walford, Elizabeth 3-5,10 Wilkinson see also Dale Travellers Rest, VDL 53 Walford, Isabella 4 Wilkinson, William 3 Tree see Free Walford, Jane 4,5 Willetts, Mary Ann 211 Triffitt, Charles 128 Walford, Joseph 4 Willetts, Thomas 209,211 Triffitt, James jnr. 126,128 Walford, Joshua John 5 Williams 7 Triffitt, James snr. 128, 132, Walford, Mary 3 Williams, Catherine 23 223 Walford, Rebecca 3 Williams, Ellis 69 Triffitt, Richard 128 Walford, Samuel 4 Williams, Frances 38^3 Triffitt, Sophia 69 Walker, Harris 196 Williams, Isaac 53 Triffitt, Sophia jnr. 128 Wallis, James 19 Williams, James 39^13 Triffitt, Thomas 46 Walsh, John 228 Williams, James 87 Trim, William 76 Ward, Miss 176 Williams, John 227 Trinby, James 228 Wardour Castle Inn, VDL 199 Williams, Robert 159 Trinby, Joseph 228 Warwick, Ann 183 Williams, Sarah 38-^3 Trinby, Joseph snr. 228 Warwick, England 14,68,96 Williams, Thomas 18 TRIUMPH 1785-86 152 Warwick, James 183,218 Williams, Thomas 52 Truro, England 124 Wasker, Jemima 109-112 Williams Town, Victoria 107 Turnbull, James 142,143 Watchorn, Mr 180,212 Williamson, Mr 176 Tyler, Jane 152-153 Waters, Thomas 26 Williamson, Mrs, NSW 178 Tyre, John 229 Waterson, Charlotte 60 Wills see Gee, Edward Waterson, James 81 *, 222 Wilmot, Eardley, Lt.-Gov. 62 Underhill, Mary 163 Waterson, James jnr. 60 Wiltshire, England 14,26,120 Underwood, Charlotte 77 Waterson, Mary Ann 59,60 Winchester, England 18, 130, Underwood, Joseph 77 Watson, George 181 183 Underwood, Maria 77 Wattle Hill, VDL 56 Winders see Windows Underwood, Mary Ann 77 Watts, Mr 76,114,155 Windmill (Oatlands) 36 Underwood, Richard 73,77 Waverley Cemetery, NSW 70 Windows, Richard 192,218 Underwood, Thomas 77 Webb, Elizabeth 50 Windsor, William 229 Underwood, William 143 Webb, G. Mrs 149* Windus see Windows Upper Canada 82 Webb, John W. 48-50 Witticar see Whittaker Webb's Hotel, Hobart 49 Wood, Matthew 93,221 Valleyfield,VDL 70 Welch, Samuel 181 Wood see also Dale VDL Company, Circular Head Wellington Grange, Hobart 36 Woodcock, Peter 219 84 Wells, Thomas 41 Woods, John 224 VENUS 1807 72,75 Welsh, Mr 142 Worcester, England 55 Vicher, Mary 12 Wentworth, W. C. 121 Worley, Mr 77 Vickery, William 220 Westbrook, Mr 149 Wreck Reef, Coral Sea 30 Victory Cottage, VDL 88 Westlake, Edward 224 Wrest Point Casino, VDL 53 Vienna, Austria 4 Wexford, Ireland 84 Wriam, Zimram 228 Vincent, Elizabeth 62 Whale Fishery Inn, Hobart 206 Vincent, John 36 Wherret, Mary Ann 65,66 Yates, Ballantyne 211 Vincent, Lucy 35,36 Whitechapel, London 124 Yeoman Farm, Pittwater 57 White, Henry 180 York, England 16,45 White Hills, VDL 80,83,84,89 WAAKSAMHEID1792 62 White, John 230 Zeehan, VDL 107 Wade, Mr 155 Whitehouse, John 35,141,223 Waine, Mr 40* Getting around this CD
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