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John Smith

Pitcairn Island was discovered by the son of Major Pitcairn seaman on board H.M.S. Swallow.

Pitcairn is a small volcanic Island situated 2,170 km east-south-east of Tahiti and 5,310 km east-north-east of Auckland New Zealand.

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Norfolk Island is my opinion is the Paradise of the South Pacific with a wealth of beauty and charm.

Norfolk lies in the Pacific Ocean 1,580 kilometres from Sydney Australia and 1,060 kilometres from Auckland New Zealand descovered by Captain James Cook on his second world voyage in 1774.

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The Bounty

Originally the Bethia was purchased by the Navy and taken to Deptford for refitting and supply on 26 May1787. The Bounty carried four 4-pounders and ten swivels.

The Bounty was too small and cramped for a long mission. The ships statistics: 215 tons, length on deck 90 feet 10 inches breadth 24 feet 3 inches.

In comparison Captain Cook's Endeavour weighed 368 tons and the Resolution 462 tons. More ...

Genealogy Database - Members Area

There are 10300 individuals and 3408 families representing 1756 surnames in the database.

The most common Surnames in this database (in no particular order) are: MCCOY(165), CHRISTIAN(675), YOUNG(255), QUINTAL(510), EVANS(193), ADAMS(319), NOBBS(238), BLIGH(118), BUFFETT(296).
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