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Survey of Port
Stephens by Charles Grimes, assistant Surveyor General |
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Store established at Hawkesbury river under the
superintendence of Baker who had arrived on the
Suprize |
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Charles Grimes
returns from his survey of Port Stephens giving an account of the natives of
the district
Read David Collins'
account
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Arrival of the
Providence, Captain Broughton, with an account of runaway convicts found at
Port Stephens.
Select here for
David Collins' account
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Death of
assistant surgeon emancipist John Irving |
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SEPTEMBER 7
Memoirs of
Hydrography Including Brief Biographies of the Principal Officers who
Have Served in H.M. Naval Surveying Service Between the Years 1750 and
1885 By Llewellyn Styles Dawson |
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Arrival of Governor Hunter in
Sydney on board the Reliance . Also on board surgeon George Bass and
midshipman Mathew Flinders
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Administration of
Government taken over by Governor Hunter |
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Flood of the
Hawkesbury River. 25ft above usual level. One settler drowned |
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Convict
population - 1362 male & 546 female convicts
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Exploration of
Botany Bay and George's River in the Tom Thumb
by George Bass and Mathew Flinders
Historical Sketch of New South Wales - Bass & Flinders (Wattle Do) |
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Arrival of supply
ship
Sovereign. Master George Storey |
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Exploration and
finding of wild cattle at Cowpastures district |
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