First Name:
Ensign (Lieutenant)
Source:
Historical Records of NSW Vol VI
Details:
Liet. Gov. Foveaux directs Ensign Villiers of N.S.W. Corp to hold himself in readiness to proceed to Newcastle to take command of settlement
First Name:
Ensign (Lieutenant)
Details:
Lieutenant William Lawson to hold himself in readiness to embark to Newcastle to take Command of the settlement from Ensign Villiers
First Name:
Ensign A. Charles. H. (Lieutenant)
Details:
Lieutenant Gov. Foveaux directed that Ensign A.C.H. Villiers of NSW Corps to hold himself in readiness to procced to Newcastle to take Command at the Settlement. Ensign Villiers also appointed Magistrate for the county of Northumberland (dated 11 September)
First Name:
Ensign A.H. Charles Villiers (Lieutenant)
Details:
New South Wales Corps - Ensign A.H.C. Villiers appointed Lieutenant without purchase, vice Mell (who was appointed Paymaster)
First Name:
Ensign Charles (Lieutenant)
Source:
HR NSW, Vol. VII, Bligh & Macquarie 1809 - 1811, pp. 316, 317, 318, 319.
Details:
Sir Henry Browne Hayes paying tribute to Lieut. Villiers for his kindness on Hayes arrival at Coal River as a prisoner
First Name:
Ensign Charles (Lieutenant)
Details:
Messrs. Throsby, Davidson & Kent; also Lieutenant Villiers of HM NSW Corps, and Lady, passengers on the Estramina from Kings Town to Port Jackson 2nd February 1809
First Name:
Ensign Charles (Lieutenant)
Details:
45 cedar boards belonging to Villiers sent from Coal River to Sydney
First Name:
Ensign Charles (Lieutenant)
Details:
102nd regiment. On list of all grants and leasses of land registered in the Colonial Secretarys Office
First Name:
Ensign Charles (Lieutenant)
Details:
Correspondence from William Lawson re Lieut. Villiers being duped by Hays (?Sir Henry Browne Hayes)