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Identifier: homeofmutineers00murr (find matches)
Title: The home of the mutineers
Year: 1854 (1850s)
Authors: Murray, T. B. (Thomas Boyles), 1798-1860
Subjects: Bounty (Ship) Missions
Publisher: Philadelphia, New York (etc.) American Sunday-school union
Contributing Library: School of Theology, Boston University
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on, Captain Hall; John Buffett came onshore, as school-master, and John Evansalso came on shore. 1825, December 5.—Arrived, H. M. S.Blossom, Captain F. W. Beechey. 1826, December 19.—Jane Quintal left 308 HOME OP THE MUTINEERS. the island in the Lovely^ of London, Cap-tain Blythe. 1828, Novemher 15.—George Nobbscame on shore to reside. 1829, March 5.— John Adams died, aged 65. 1830, March 15.—Arrived, H. M. S.Seringapatam, Captain Hon. W. Walde-grave, with a present of clothes and agri-cultural implements and tools from theBritish government. 1831, February 28.—Arrived, H. M.Sloop Comet, Alexander A. Sandilands,and bark Lucy Anne, of Sydney, govern-ment vessel, J. Currey, master, fw thepurpose of removing the inhabitants ofPitcairn s Island to Tahiti. March 6.—All the inhabitants embarked and sailed for Tahiti. March 21.—Soon after our arrival atTahiti, the Pitcairn people were takensick. 1831.—John Buffett and family, Ro-bert Young, Joseph Christian, &c., sailed
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THE ISLAND REGISTER. 309 from Tahiti, in a small schooner; but,owing to contrary winds, they landed atLord Hoods Island. June 21.—John BufFett, and the otherson Lord Hoods Island, embarked in theFrench frigate Bordeaux Packet, and onthe 27th landed at Pitcairns Island. Dur-ing our absence our hogs have gone wild,and destroyed our crops. After we re-turned, we employed ourselves in destroy-ing the hogs. 1838, November 29.—Arrived, H. M.S. Fly, Captain Russell Elliott, with apresent from Hev. Mr. Howlandson andcongregation at Valparaiso. Captain El-liott proposed electing a chief-magistrate,which was adopted; and Edward Quintalwas chosen. This island was taken possession ofby Captain Elliott, on behalf of the Crownof Great Britain, on the 29th of Novem-ber, 1838. 1839, November 9.—Arrived, H. M. S.Sparrowhawk, Captain J. Shepherd. Thecaptain, several officers, and Gen. Friere,ex-president of Chili, landed. In the af- 310 Home of the mutineers. fcernoon the school-cliildren were ex

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  • bookcentury:1800
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  • booksubject:Bounty__Ship_
  • booksubject:Missions
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