Ship:
Borodino 1828 (came free)
Details:
The Guard on the Borodino consisted of Captain and Ensign Aubin of the 57th regiment with 48 men of the 57th and 2 of the Royal Veterans. Passenges Mrs. Aubin 8 women and 11 children belonging to the troops
First Name:
Captain Philip
Source:
Wood., W. Allan., 'Dawn in the Valley', the Story of Settlement in the Hunter River Valley., Wentworth books, Sydney, 1972
First Name:
Captain Phillip
Details:
From the Madras papers.....On Sunday 31 July arrived the ship Red Rover, Captain Christie from Sydney 8th June, and Copang the 5th July. Passengers, Mrs. Aubin, Mrs. Gray and two children, Mrs. Shadforth, Captain Aubin, Lieut. Gray, Liuet. Shadford, Ensign Aubin, Assistant Surgeon Mathison, 6 sergeants, 96 rank and file of 57 th regt
First Name:
Captain Phillip
Source:
A Town to be laid out
Details:
Accompanied Mr. Justice Dowling when he first held Circuit Court at Maitland in 1829
First Name:
Captain Phillip
Source:
Early Days of Port Stephens
Details:
Attending meeting with Sir E. Parry
First Name:
Captain Phillip
Source:
Early Days of Port Stephens
Details:
Of Mounted Police. To pursue bushranger Donohoe
First Name:
Captain Phillip
Details:
Superintendent of Police. No bushrangers at Patterson's Plains thanks to Capt. Aubyn who was about to leave for India (Letter)
First Name:
Captain Phillip
Details:
Magistrate at Maitland. Visiting his ill brother in Sydney