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Distance from Pitcairn to Norfolk is 6079 kilometers or 3777 miles.

"Norfolk Island ... is a small island in the Pacific Ocean located between Australia, New Zealand and New Caledonia. It and two neighbouring islands form one of Australia's external territories."

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"On 8 June 1856, the next settlement began on Norfolk Island. These were the descendants of Tahitians and the Bounty mutineers, resettled from the Pitcairn Islands, which had become too small for their growing population. The British government had permitted the transfer of the Pitcairners to Norfolk, which was thus established as a colony separate from New South Wales but under the administration of that colony's governor. They left Pitcairn Islands on 3 May 1856 and arrived with 194 persons on 8 June."

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Pitcairn Island Register - Apr 10-21, 1856
- for the purpose of conveying us to Norfolk Island.
Pitcairn Island Register - Apr 21-22, 1856
- that it was indeed the Norfolk Island ship.
- of Norfolk Island & all that appertains thereto,
Pitcairn Island Register - May 9-Jun 8, 1856
- June 6th. Sighted Norfolk Island, but it was a long way off
- " 8th. Cloudy weather. Close in with Norfolk Island
Pitcairn Island Register - Sep 9-Oct 14, 1856
- he shaped his course for Norfolk Island,
Pitcairn Island Register - May 4-Jul 25, 1857
- since our landing at Norfolk Island
Pitcairn Island Register - Inserts
- Norfolk Island
- In the list of inhabitants of Norfolk Island on 30/9/I857
- Mr. Ray Nobbs, of Norfolk Island (great grandson) has the
- on his first visit to Norfolk Island,
Pitcairn Island Register - Clippings
- NORFOLK ISLAND, Tuesday. Mrs. Isabelle Christian,
- NORFOLK ISLAND, Tuesday. Mrs. Diana Adams,
- of a member of the Bounty's crew born on Norfolk Island
- He left Norfolk Island at the age of 15,
- but the name continues at Norfolk Island.
Pitcairn Island Register - Page 119 Ship List
- to remove the whole Colony to Norfolk Island.
- to join the rest in adopting Norfolk Ild.
Pitcairn Island Register - Page 121 Ship List
- for their new home at Norfolk.
The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Title Page
- NORFOLK ISLAND.
The Island, The People, and the Pastor - Preface
- for their transfer to Norfolk Island,
- and they themselves suggested Norfolk Island
- or of as many of them as might consent, to Norfolk Island.
- had Norfolk Island for several years
- to the flock on Norfolk Island.
The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. VI, Emigration
- for a removal to Norfolk Island.
- to live on Norfolk Island in the same seclusion
The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. VI, Population
- will probably continue to be at Norfolk Island
The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. VI, Detention
- for their transfer to Norfolk Island,
The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. VII John Buffett
- as an inhabitant of Norfolk Island.
The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. IX Letters to Moresby
- in transferring them to Norfolk Island,
The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. IX Moreshead Letter
- that their memorial relative to Norfolk Island had been forwarded
The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. IX Norfolk Island
- and that Norfolk Island,
The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. IX Proposed Removal
- The first mention of Norfolk Island
- and to transfer to Norfolk Island
- to the Lieutenant-Governor of Norfolk Island,
The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. IX Bishop of New Zealand
- in the clearance of Norfolk Island
- might be settled on Norfolk Island;
- of the transfer from Pitcairn to Norfolk Island,
- to live on Norfolk Island,
The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. IX Pitcairn Fund Committee
- the Governor of New South Wales and Norfolk Island.
The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. X Letter from Reuben
- according to the last report from Norfolk Island,
e Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XI Shadows
- The project for a removal to Norfolk Island
- Of Norfolk Island, and its present inhabitants,
The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XI Nobbs Letter Jun 29, 1855
- If there should be a removal to Norfolk Island,
- in preference to removing to Norfolk Island,
The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XI Nobbs Letter Jul 19, 1855
- be on our route for Norfolk Island.
The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XI Norfolk Survey
- of the removal to Norfolk Island.
- written on Norfolk Island, 12th June, 1855,
- "The passage from Sydney to Norfolk Island
- that the longitude of Norfolk Island was in error
- on Norfolk Island on the 6th instant,
- that the geographic position of Norfolk Island
- that I found Norfolk Island
- and a list of trees and vegetables at Norfolk Island,
The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XI Juno Visit
- a brief description of Norfolk Island,
- declaring for Norfolk Island;
- and the account of Norfolk Island
- to live on Norfolk Island in the same seclusion
- would be transferred to Norfolk Island,
The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XI Dido Visit
- to remove to Norfolk Island.
- for their departure for Norfolk Island.
The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XII Vessels
- to the settlement of the people on Norfolk Island,
- having sailed thither, from Norfolk Island,
- and present condition of Norfolk Island.
The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XIII Governors Phillip and King
- Norfolk Island, lying in the Southern Pacific,
- after the discovery of Norfolk Island
- Not long after quitting Norfolk Island,
The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XIII Governors Bligh and Brisbane
- for the entire evacuation of Norfolk Island.
- over the destiny of Norfolk Island.
The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XIII Bishop Broughton
- in the history of his life, that Norfolk Island,
- to the penal settlement of Norfolk Island,
The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XIII Captain Denham
- touched at Norfolk Island,
- of the survey of Norfolk Island,
- dated on board H.M.S. Herald, Norfolk Island, June 16, 1856.
- Proceeding towards Norfolk Island,
- and 322 miles S. 75° 30′ W. from Norfolk Island,
- to make a topographical survey of Norfolk Island,
- of the remarkable Norfolk Island pine,
The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XIII Arrival at Norfolk
- before my primary object in taking Norfolk Island
- to their comfortable quarters, on Norfolk Island.
The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XIII Quintal Letter
- During the voyage from Pitcairn to Norfolk Island,
- bound to Norfolk Island,
- he has been twice at Norfolk Island,
The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XIII Nobbs Letter
- soon after his arrival at Norfolk Island,
- the ship for removing us to Norfolk Island arrived;
The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XIII Governor Denison
- for their settlement at Norfolk Island,
- of the removal from Pitcairn to Norfolk Island:—
- Freight and provisions to Norfolk Island. . . £ 4,480
- of that place to Norfolk Island.
- and sailed thence for Norfolk Island on the 3d of May,
- at Norfolk Island on the 8th of June, all well.
- On the voyage from Pitcairn's to Norfolk Island
- during the passage from Pitcairn to Norfolk Island,
- from Pitcairn's to Norfolk Island,
- in charge of the cattle, &c. on Norfolk Island,
- from Norfolk Island, for Sydney,
- to be returned to Norfolk Island;
The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XIV Arrival of Morayshire
- come to convey us to Norfolk Island,
- Norfolk Island and all that appertains thereto,
- of so beautiful a spot as Norfolk Island
The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XIV Sight Norfolk
- we made Norfolk Island.
- Norfolk Island is not to be compared with Pitcairn's.
- which is some six miles from Norfolk Island,
- Kingston, Norfolk Island, the residence of the Pitcairn community, 1857
The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XIV Landing at Norfolk
- Sunday, June 8th. Cloudy weather; close in with Norfolk Island;
The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XIV Prospects
- in connexion with the assignment of Norfolk Island
- on viewing the magnificent structures of Norfolk Island,
- Some of the far-famed Norfolk Island pines
- sent out to Norfolk Island,
The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XIV Address to Queen
- to their new abode on Norfolk Island.
- and located on Norfolk Island,
- the new inhabitants of Norfolk Island
- as to the safe transfer of the Pitcairn Community to Norfolk Island.
The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XIV Governor's Visit
- The Governor of New South Wales and Norfolk Island,
- paid his intended visit to Norfolk Island,
- he had reached Norfolk Island on the 23d,
- and returned to Norfolk Island on the 8th of October.
- on his visit to Norfolk Island.
- "I landed at Norfolk Island on the 25th of September,
The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XIV State of Norfolk
- view of the present state of Norfolk Island:—
- of their residence on Norfolk Island,
The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XIV Chaplain's Account
- dated Norfolk Island, October 20th, 1859,
- suitable for the Norfolk Island portion of your book;
- But Norfolk Island contains 8,607 acres,
The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XIV Conclusion
- which called at Norfolk Island as lately as September, 1859,
- I visited Norfolk Island
Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Sandilands Report on Removal to Tahiti
- of the Colonial barque Lucy Anne, from Norfolk Island.
Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Necessity for Emigration
- upon abandoning Norfolk Island as a penal settlement,
Pitcairn Islanders 1859-1880
- of this island to Norfolk Island,
- than the superior advantages that Norfolk Island had;
Pitcairn Islanders 1859-1880 - First Party Returns
- remained with their husbands on Norfolk Island,
- and leaving Norfolk Island
- when the inhabitants removed to Norfolk Island,
Pitcairn Islanders 1859-1880 - Second Party Returns
- preparations were being made on Norfolk Island
- while on the passage from Norfolk Island,
- on the eve of their departure from Norfolk Island,
- of her children and grandchildren on Norfolk Island,
- the second party left Norfolk Island,
- Before leaving Norfolk Island,
Pitcairn Islanders 1859-1880 - First Weddings
- two having been brought from Norfolk Island
- Other plants and seeds were taken from Norfolk Island,
- from its first being brought from Sydney to Norfolk Island.
Pitcairn Islanders 1859-1880 - Bad News and Blight
- between Norfolk Island and this island,
- to deliver a large mail from Norfolk Island.
- before the people removed to Norfolk Island
Pitcairn Islanders 1859-1880 - John Buffett Visits
- to go to Norfolk Island.
- that his help was needed by many on Norfolk Island.
Pitcairn Islanders 1859-1880 - Return to Norfolk?
- At this time, the people on Norfolk Island,
- When the answer was sent to Norfolk Island,
- between this island and Norfolk was seldom held,
- letters from relatives and friends on Norfolk Island
Pitcairn Islanders 1859-1880 - Visits and Gifts
- from a young relative from Norfolk Island,
Pitcairn Islanders 1859-1880 - Summing Up
- since the return from Norfolk Island
Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, John Buffett and John Evans
- Mary, died of dropsy, on Norfolk Island,
Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, The Flag of Old England
- until the entire community was removed to Norfolk Island,
Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, The Queen's Birthday
- On his first visit to Norfolk Island,
- both of Pitcairn Island, and Norfolk Island,
Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, Removal to Norfolk Island
- Removal to Norfolk Island
- for the future home of the Pitcairn islanders was Norfolk Island,
- The passage to Norfolk Island was accomplished
- On the 8th of June, 1856, the Morayshire arrived at Norfolk Island,
- When the Morayshire arrived at Norfolk Island,
- who left Norfolk Island on the Morayshire
- having been sent to Norfolk Island
- to make his escape from Norfolk Island
Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, A Goodly Heritage
- NORFOLK ISLAND, henceforth to become the home of the Pitcairn islanders,
- supplied from the Norfolk Island pine.
- Norfolk Island was literally a land
- Extensive groves of the Norfolk Island pine
- the bishop of New Zealand visited Norfolk Island
- Mrs. Selwyn remained on Norfolk Island,
- into possession of Norfolk Island,
- dispatched to Norfolk Island with orders
- ∗ The possession of Norfolk Island was a much-mooted question.
- to remove the headquarters of the Melanesian Mission to Norfolk Island,
- from New Zealand to Norfolk Island.
- made an official visit to Norfolk Island in 1884,
- On Sir William's next visit to Norfolk Island
Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, Ho! for Pitcairn
- remained on Norfolk Island,
Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, An Unpleasant Surprise
- during their two years' stay on Norfolk Island,
- was sent to Norfolk Island.
Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, Second Party Returns
- and again preparations were being made at Norfolk
- on the eve of leaving Norfolk Island.
- which you have at Norfolk Island,
- and Norfolk Island, which was home to them,
- pastor of the church on Norfolk Island.
- before leaving Norfolk Island.
- the sorrow of parting from friends on Norfolk Island
Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, The Reception
- leaving Norfolk Island on the 18th of December, 1863,
Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, At Home Again
- Having brought from Norfolk Island
- from relatives and friends on Norfolk Island,
- by the people of Norfolk Island,
- In July, 1872, John Buffett returned to Norfolk Island
- by their relatives and friends on Norfolk Island
- on a visit to Norfolk Island,
- "Notes of a Visit to Norfolk Island,"
- in the church of the Norfolk islanders,
- for the Norfolk islanders
- the Norfolk islanders could not have been present
- for the Norfolk islanders.
- were the only survivors on Norfolk Island
- letters from the people on Norfolk Island
- to induce the Pitcairners to return to Norfolk Island.
- of conveying them back to Norfolk Island,
- when the request from Norfolk Island
Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, Wreck of the Cornwallis
- of both parties from Norfolk Island,
Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, Visit of Rear-Admiral de Horsey
- and very rarely with Norfolk Island or New Zealand.
- a wish to return to Norfolk Island—a not
- for having returned from Norfolk Island
- but less pure and simple ways of Norfolk Island. . . .
Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, Friendly Visits
- seven of the youth from Norfolk Island
Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, The Missionary Ship Pitcairn
- between the Norfolk Island people
- No account of the history of either Pitcairn or Norfolk Island—
- of teacher of a large school on Norfolk Island,
- from the island of that name to Norfolk Island
Lines from my Logbooks, Dalrymple, Removal of Hill
- before the removal of the Pitcairn Islanders to Norfolk Island
Morayshire to Norfolk - Curgenven
- An account of the removal of the Pitcairn Islanders to Norfolk Island in the year 1856.
- from Norfolk Island to Tasmania,
- with all their effects to Norfolk Island.
- with Government stores at Sydney for Norfolk Island.
- bring the islanders back to Norfolk Island
- we arrived at Norfolk Island on the 18th March.
- to secure some Norfolk island Pines (Auracaria excelsa)
- She did, but died soon after arriving in Norfolk.]
- we reached Norfolk Island
- no harbour or safe anchorage at Norfolk Island,
- The population in Norfolk Island had
Letter from B. Toup NIcolas to Pitcairn inhabitants, Oct 6, 1854
- of being removed to Norfolk Island
- that Norfolk Island will not be evacuated
- to remove the Pitcairn Islanders to Norfolk Island.
- to provide for your removal to Norfolk Island.
Letter from Wm. Denison to his brother, Feb 16, 1856
- as to their transfer to Norfolk Island,
Wm. Denison Journal Entry, Aug 9, 1856
- in their new home at Norfolk Island.
- and arrived at Norfolk Island, I think on June 6th.
- Five convicts had been left on Norfolk Island,
- placed at their disposal at Norfolk Island,
Wm. Denison Letter to Roderick Murchison, Aug 16, 1856
- in the removal of the Pitcairn Islanders to Norfolk Island.