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"The Pitcairn Islands, officially named the Pitcairn, Henderson, Ducie and Oeno Islands, are a group of four volcanic islands in the southern Pacific Ocean. The islands are a British overseas territory (formerly a British colony), the last remaining in the Pacific. Only Pitcairn Island - the second largest - is inhabited.

"The islands are best known for being the home of the descendants of the Bounty mutineers and the Tahitians who accompanied them, an event retold in numerous books and films. This story is still apparent in the surnames of many of the islanders. With only 48 inhabitants (from nine families), Pitcairn is also notable for being the least populated jurisdiction in the world (although it is not a sovereign nation). The United Nations Committee on Decolonisation includes the Pitcairn Islands on the United Nations list of Non-Self-Governing Territories."

-- Wikipedia

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• The Pitcairn Island Register 1790-1794
  • Jan. 23. H.M.S. Bounty burned at Pitcairns Island
• Pitcairn Island Register - Feb 28-Jun 21, 1831
  • for the purpose of returning to Pitcairns,
• Pitcairn Island Register - Aug 7, 1831-1833
  • and on the 27th landed on Pitcairns Island.
  • " 18th Robert Young died at Pitcairns, aet. 32 years
• Pitcairn Island Register - Jan 1-Aug 20, 1841
  • There is not one resident on Pitcairn Island
• Pitcairn Island Register - Summary 1849
  • in the annals of Pitcairns.
• Pitcairn Island Register - May 16-28, 1853
  • of his sorrowing friends on Pitcairns Island.
• Pitcairn Island Register - May 31-Nov 2, 1853
  • of the community at Pitcairn's Island.
• Pitcairn Island Register - Apr 23-May 2, 1856
  • who came to gratify his desire to visit Pitcairns Island
  • " 2nd. Breakfasted for the last time on Pitcairn,
• Pitcairn Island Register - Jun 14-24, 1856
  • From the time this gentleman landed on Pitcairn
• Pitcairn Island Register - Jul 28-Aug 3, 1857
  • draft of ours for 117 upon the Pitcairn Fund
• Pitcairn Island Register - Inserts
  • chaplain to the inhabitants of Pitcairn's Island......
• Pitcairn Island Register - Clippings
  • one of the original Pitcairn settlers,
  • one of the original Pitcairn Islanders,
  • after the Pitcairn Islanders changed their abode.
  • The death occurred, on Pitcairn Island,
  • that the Pitcairn Islanders had seen.
  • There now is not one named McCoy residing on Pitcairn Island,
• Pitcairn Island Register - Page 119 Ship List
  • who now intend to remain at Pitcairn
• Pitcairn Island Register - Page 121 Ship List
  • called at Pitcairns (on her way to Valparaiso)
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Title Page
  • PITCAIRN:
• The Island, The People, and the Pastor - Preface
  • THE first Edition of "Pitcairn; the Island, the People, and the Pastor"
  • to the original history of Pitcairn.
  • the Pastor of Pitcairn's Island.
  • that the state of society at Pitcairn
  • the way in which Mr. Nobbs reached Pitcairn.
  • for the purpose of going to Pitcairn.
  • agreed to accompany him to Pitcairn.
  • "I was four days on shore at Pitcairn,
  • the thought of his flock at Pitcairn was evidently
  • who was the chief magistrate of Pitcaim in 1854.
  • "PITCAIRN'S ISLAND, Oct. 1854.
  • of the settlement at Pitcairn's Island.
  • for the transfer of the inhabitants of Pitcairn,
• The Island, The People, and the Pastor - Chapter IV
  • on landing on Pitcairn's Island, in 1808,
  • and then proceeded to Pitcairn,
• The Island, The People, and the Pastor - Ch. IV Pitcairn's Island
  • introduces us to Pitcairn's Island,
  • we called it PITCAIRN'S ISLAND.
  • Pitcairn's Island, distant about 1,200 miles from Otaheite,
  • The temperature of Pitcairn ranges
  • left Callao for Pitcairn,
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. IV, The Mutineers
  • Christian and eight of his comrades left for Pitcairn,
  • that Carteret's printed description of Pitcairn
  • When the Bounty arrived at Pitcairn's Island,
  • The other mutineers who landed at Pitcairn
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. IV, State of Society
  • The nearest island to Pitcairn,
  • There is also, about 120 miles from Pitcairn,
  • occasionally visited by the Pitcairn people,
  • had endeavoured to quit Pitcairn, deliberately
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. IV, Dreadful Fate
  • Though Christian, when settled at Pitcairn,
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. IV, Society's Efforts
  • to find that Pitcairn's Island,
  • with the little colony on Pitcairn's Island
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. IV, Secretary's Letter
  • 'To John Adams, and others on Pitcairns Island.
  • your society on Pitcairn's Island may stand much in need.
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. IV, Exertions of Adams
  • directed to him at Pitcairn.
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Chapter V
  • ON Captain Mayhew Folger's departure from Pitcairn,
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. V, Chronometer
  • was carried by the mutineers to Pitcairn's Island.
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. V, Staines Letter
  • No further notice was taken of Pitcairn's island,
  • be that called Pitcairn,
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. V, Occupations
  • The little village of Pitcairn forms a pretty square,
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. V, Beechey's Account
  • identified with Pitcairn's Island,
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. V, Filial Affection
  • Captain Beechey, anxious to visit the houses at Pitcairn,
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. V, Waldegrave's Account
  • touched at Pitcairn's Island.
  • "PITCAIRN'S ISLAND, March 17, 1830.
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. V, To Otaheite
  • of a want of water at Pitcairn in 1831,
  • Captain Sandilands landed the people of Pitcairn
  • to her guests from Pitcairn,
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Chapter VI
  • THE Pitcairn emigrants did not remain long at Otaheite.
  • which is a powerful principle at Pitcairn,
  • had returned to Pitcairn.
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. VI, Emigration
  • of the removal of the community from Pitcairn,
  • that as long as two families should remain at Pitcairn,
  • followed by general illness at Pitcairn' s Island,
  • as they had hitherto done at Pitcairn.*
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. VI, Population
  • the number of persons inhabiting Pitcairn's Island
  • to describe Pitcairn and the Pitcairners
  • such as they were at Pitcairn.
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. VI, Accident
  • that H. M. steamer Virago left Callao for Pitcairn,
  • no steamer having before visited Pitcairn;
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. VI, Loyalty
  • Whether the people of Pitcairn
  • that "he did not know Pitcairn was a colony,"
  • Though Pitcairn is not a colony,
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. VI, Acitivity
  • had lately arrived direct from Pitcairn,
  • respecting the inhabitants of Pitcairn,
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. VI, Pitcairners' Day
  • of the Pitcairn Islanders' ordinary day.
  • between England and Pitcairn is about 130 degrees,
  • which may call at Pitcairn for refreshment.
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. VI, Household Arrangements
  • of the table at Pitcairn.
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. VI, Literature
  • to hang heavy on their hands in Pitcairn's Island.
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. VI, Festive Occasions
  • were left by a mischance on Pitcairn;
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. VI, Musical Class
  • though he had been thus detained at Pitcairn,
  • ninety-three days on her passage from Pitcairn!
  • in missing his ship at Pitcairn,
  • and in finding the few weeks on Pitcairn's Island
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. VI, Detention
  • Previously to his departure from Pitcairn,
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Chapter VII
  • THE arrival of Mr. George Hunn Nobbs at Pitcairn's Island,
  • which led him to Pitcairn's Island,
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. VII Arrival at Pitcairn
  • on the happiness of the people at Pitcairn,
  • With his mind steadfastly set on Pitcairn's Island,
  • and arrived at Pitcairn,
  • the number of inhabitants of Pitcairn
  • to reside at Pitcairn's Island;
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. VII Hill Letter
  • the islanders of Pitcairn had fallen
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. VII Gambier Islands
  • Mr. Nobbs, during his absence from Pitcairn,
  • W.N. W. of Pitcairn,
  • during his exclusion from Pitcairn,
  • after leaving Pitcairn,
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. VII Nobbs Return
  • the people of Pitcairn recalled him,
  • duty of a pastor and teacher at Pitcairn,
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. VII Islanders's Letter
  • "Pitcairn's Island, South Pacific Ocean, "July 20th, 1847.
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. VII Progress of Religion
  • with which the very name of Pitcairn
  • did not furnish any such cases from Pitcairn,
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. VII Reuben Nobbs
  • that he should return to Pitcairn's Island,
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. VII Capt. Worth's Testimony
  • and the happy state of the Pitcairn islanders:—
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. VII Letters from Islanders
  • "Pitcairn's Island, Aug. 7, 1845.
  • "Pitcairn's Island, South Pacific Ocean,
  • "Pitcairn's Island, South Pacific Ocean, "Sept 26th, 1844.
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. VII George Adams Letter
  • From the Chief Magistrate of Pitcairn's Island.
  • "Pitcairn's Island. April 6th, 1848.
  • of your friendship towards us Pitcairn islanders.
  • "GEORGE ADAMS, " Chief Magistrate of Pitcairn's Island."
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. VII The School
  • Church and School-house, Pitcairn
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. VII John Buffett
  • touched, in the passage homeward, at Pitcairn's Island,
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Chapter VIII
  • in the annals of Pitcairn.
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. VIII Letter of Invitation
  • "Pitcairn, July 28th, 1851.
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. VIII Moresby Visit
  • of welcoming to Pitcairn Rear-Admiral Moresby,
  • that ever visited Pitcairn.
  • there were friends of the Pitcairn islanders
  • the people of Pitcairn are much indebted
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. VIII Moresby Letter
  • that he had reached Pitcairn's Island
  • our visit to Pitcairn:
  • in eleven days to Pitcairn's from Borobora.
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. VIII Secretary's Letter
  • that we saw Pitcairn's Island.
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. VIII Arrival in England
  • of Mr. Nobbs's long services at Pitcairn,
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. VIII Ordination
  • "Chaplain of Pitcairn's Island."
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. IX Reception
  • before he quitted England for Pitcairn,
  • of the truly loyal community of Pitcairn.
  • were safely landed at Pitcairn;
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. IX Bishop of Sydney
  • much sympathy with the Pitcairn Islanders,
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. IX Nobbs at Panama
  • for use in the church at Pitcairn.
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. IX Nobbs at Valparaiso
  • but he was just too late for a vessel for Pitcairn.
  • I hope my next will be dated 'Pitcairn's Island.'"
  • and the prospect opening to the Pitcairn community.
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. IX Letter to Admiral
  • "PITCAIRN'S ISLAND, January 13th, 1853.
  • "We, the inhabitants of Pitcairn's Island,
  • be remembered in Pitcairn's Island
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. IX Moresby Letter
  • from Pitcairn to Lima,
  • "Our voyage to Pitcairn was long—thirty days;
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. IX Letters to Moresby
  • "Pitcairn's Island, 18th May, 1853.
  • Magistrate and Councillors of Pitcairn's Island,
  • to the community of Pitcairn's Island.
  • "Pitcairn's Island, Sept. 12th, 1853.
  • "We, the inhabitants of Pitcairn's Island,
  • who so kindly subscribed to the Pitcairn Fund,
  • "The Inhabitants of Pitcairn's Island.
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. IX Aid to the Islanders
  • "The special donation for Pitcairn Island,
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. IX Moreshead Letter
  • news of the Dido's return from Pitcairn's Island.
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. IX Nobbs Letter
  • "PITCAIRN'S ISLAND, July 21, 1853.
  • and licence as Chaplain of Pitcairn Island,
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. IX Address to Her Majesty
  • "PITCAIRN'S ISLAND, July 27th, 1853.
  • the inhabitants of Pitcairn's Island,
  • and Pitcairn's Island a British colony,
  • the inhabitants of Pitcairn's Island.
  • (Signed) "ARTHUR QUINTAL, JUN., "Chief Magistrate of Pitcairn's Island."
  • from her subjects on Pitcairn's Island."
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. IX Norfolk Island
  • compared with Pitcairn's Island,
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. IX Proposed Removal
  • for the reception of the Pitcairn community,
  • and its suitableness to the people of Pitcairn.
  • to the Pitcairn Fund Committee
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. IX Bishop of New Zealand
  • The Pitcairn Fund Committee,
  • with the well-being of the Pitcairn Islanders,
  • that the community of Pitcairn should be kept distinct,
  • of the transfer from Pitcairn to Norfolk Island,
  • on his visit to Pitcairn, in September, 1855,
  • as they had lived at Pitcairn.
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. IX Pitcairn Fund Committee
  • to the Pitcairn Fund Committee,
  • of the scanty resources of Pitcairn' s Island,
  • and were despatched in June, 1853, to Pitcairn.
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Chapter X
  • SOME account of the Laws of Pitcairn
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. X Bank
  • a few years since at Pitcairn.
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. X Register 1790-3
  • THE REGISTER OF PITCAIRN'S ISLAND,
  • and afterwards the window of Mr. Nobbs's house at Pitcairn;
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. X Register 1823-31
  • of removing the inhabitants of Pitcairn's Island to Tahiti.
  • the Pitcairn people were taken sick.
  • and on the 27th landed at Pitcairn's Island.
  • John Adams Grave, Pitcairn
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. X Register 1848-9
  • in the annals of Pitcairn's Island.
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. X Register 1853
  • was at Pitcairn during the visit of the Portland.
  • of the community at Pitcairn's Island.
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. X Letter from Reuben
  • the intention of the two Pitcairn brothers,
  • on our happy trip to dear Pitcairn.
  • which conveyed them to Pitcairn.
  • dated Pitcairn's Island, 14th December, 1854,
• e Island, the People, and the Pastor, Chapter XI
  • given to Pitcairn the lovely and honourable name
• e Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XI Shadows
  • Baron de Thierry,* and others personally acquainted with Pitcairn,
  • with their late position at Pitcairn.
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XI Nicolas
  • of the sketches of life in Pitcairn.
  • MR. B. TOUP NICOLAS'S WEEK AT PITCAIRN.
  • Pitcairn's Island was in sight
  • in speaking of the Pitcairn Islanders.
  • The Pitcairn Islanders are undoubtedly a fine race;
  • The week spent at Pitcairn's Island will be
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XI Nobbs Letter Jun 29, 1855
  • at which the removal from Pitcairn
  • that he would never see Pitcairn's again.
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XI Nobbs Letter Jul 19, 1855
  • In another letter, dated Pitcairn's Island,
  • "PITCAIRN'S, July 16, 1855.
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XI Norfolk Survey
  • as the future abode of the Pitcairn Islanders.
  • intended for the Pitcairn Islanders,
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XI Juno Visit
  • I arrived off Pitcairn's Island on the 18th instant
  • (17th, according to the Pitcairn date).
  • rumours of such intention had already reached Pitcairn;
  • whose attachment to Pitcairn
  • I will not say determined to remain on Pitcairn,
  • as they had hitherto done at Pitcairn;
  • who are disposed to stay at Pitcairn;
  • "The last man-of-war that touched at Pitcairn
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XI Dido Visit
  • 13th May, 1856, said that he had left the Pitcairn islanders
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Chapter XII
  • in the distant Island of Pitcairn
  • adopted by the Preacher of Pitcairn
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XII Sermon
  • in the church at Pitcairn:—
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XII Sermon in London
  • not only preached in Pitcairn's Island,
  • fled for safety to Pitcairn,
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XII Wedding Sermon
  • preached by Mr. Nobbs, in Pitcairn Church,
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XII Harp of Pitcairn
  • The Chaplain of Pitcairn has not only
  • at the wish of members of the Pitcairn community.
  • of the HARP OF PITCAIRN,
  • Pitcairn's Island, South Pacific Ocean,
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XII Vessels
  • which have touched at Pitcairn's Island,
  • Upwards of 350 vessels have touched at Pitcairn
  • Thus far of Pitcairn.
  • that of Pitcairn' s Island the reader might
  • The view of Pitcairn appeared to have dissolved,
  • more will yet remain to be said of Pitcairn,
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Chapter XIII
  • the friends of the Pitcairn community
  • Silence and solitude had resumed their reign at Pitcairn.
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XIII Bishop Broughton
  • which he felt for the Pitcairn community,
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XIII Captain Denham
  • the presence of the Pitcairn people
  • this fine estate to the people of Pitcairn.
  • who has accompanied the Pitcairn community
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XIII Arrival at Norfolk
  • with the Pitcairn community on board.
  • and by sunset the Pitcairn community,
  • Reverting to Pitcairn's Island,
  • were also left at Pitcairn.
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XIII Quintal Letter
  • During the voyage from Pitcairn to Norfolk Island,
  • Captain Morshead, was at Pitcairn a few days before we left;
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XIII Nobbs Letter
  • "I sent you a few lines by H.M.S. Dido, from Pitcairn's,
  • so entirely different from Pitcairn's.
  • who was very unwell when we left Pitcairn's.
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XIII Governor Denison
  • a sincere regard for the Pitcairn Islanders
  • an account of the people of Pitcairn's Island.
  • of the removal from Pitcairn to Norfolk Island:—
  • of proceeding to Pitcairn's Island,
  • Captain Mathers reached Pitcairn's Island on the 22d of April,
  • On the voyage from Pitcairn's to Norfolk Island
  • during the passage from Pitcairn to Norfolk Island,
  • from Pitcairn's to Norfolk Island,
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XIV Departure from Pitcairn
  • Pitcairn Island receded from view,
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XIV Sight Norfolk
  • shortly after leaving Pitcairn,
  • Norfolk Island is not to be compared with Pitcairn's.
  • Kingston, Norfolk Island, the residence of the Pitcairn community, 1857
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XIV Bishop's Visit
  • who had touched at Pitcairn
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XIV Prospects
  • feelings of kindness towards the Pitcairn community
  • from the same hands at Pitcairn.
  • a considerable portion of the day at Pitcairn,
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XIV Address to Queen
  • The Pitcairn Fund Committee, sensible of
  • late of Pitcairn's Island,
  • the late Community of Pitcairn 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
  • from the fund raised by the Pitcairn Fund Committee.
  • to those times when I landed at Pitcairn
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XIV State of Norfolk
  • of procuring means of returning to Pitcairn's Island.
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XIV Chaplain's Account
  • left this place for Pitcairn's,
  • and they are less severe than at Pitcairn's.
  • This is exclusive of the sixteen returned to Pitcairn's,
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XIV Conclusion
  • (the present home of the Pitcairn Islanders),
  • but on the following day the Pitcairn Islanders
  • which were so attractive at Pitcairn,
• Pitcairn's Island and the Islanders, Title Page
  • PITCAIRN'S ISLAND,
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Preface
  • I happened to be left upon Pitcairn's Island,
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Diary Mar 23, 1850
  • March 23rd, 1850. At 10 P.M. sighted Pitcairn's island
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Diary Mar 24, 1850
  • before arriving at Pitcairn's Island.
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Diary Mar 28, 1850
  • Elizabeth, or Henderson's Island, is about 120 miles from Pitcairn's—latitude
  • —is larger than Pitcairn's, and covered with timber
  • with which the houses are built upon Pitcairn's,
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Diary Apr 12, 1850
  • than our worthy and true friends the Pitcairn islanders.
  • an island about four times as large as Pitcairn's,
  • but upon Pitcairn's such a transgression was never known
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Diary Apr 13, 1850
  • "Pilcairn's Island, April 12th, 1850.
  • "Pitcairn's Island, April 12th, 1850.
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Pitcairn's Island, Former Inhabitants
  • about three hundred miles from Pitcairn's Island,
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Pitcairn's Island, The Mutineers
  • Christian and eight others then sailed for Pitcairn's Island,
  • He resolved upon Pitcairn's Island,
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Sandilands Report on Removal to Tahiti
  • for proceeding to Pitcairn's Island,
  • and arrived off Pitcairn's Island on the 28th of February;
  • with the inhabitants of Pitcairn's Island,
  • landed the people of Pitcairn
  • that she had assigned this land to the inhabitants of Pitcairn—
  • the change from Pitcairn's Island to Otahite will be attended
  • On my arrival at Pitcairn's Island,
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Darling's Acknowledgement
  • to the removal of the inhabitants of Pitcairn's Island to Otahite.
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, List of People Removed to Tahiti
  • A list of the inhabitants of Pitcairn's Island,
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Return to Pitcairn
  • he found that the Pitcairn islanders had left Tahiti,
  • which had been brought to Otahite from Pitcairn's Island
  • even after they returned to Pitcairn's Island;
  • all the stills upon Pitcairn's Island were destroyed,
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, George Nobbs
  • in the History of Pitcairn's Island.
  • He came to Pitcairn's Island,
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Necessity for Emigration
  • at the time of the Bounty leaving for Pitcairn's Island.
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Capt. Elliott's Report
  • I arrived at Pitcairn's Island on the 29th November,
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, The Laws
  • By Russell Elliott, Esq., Commander of H. B. M. Sloop Fly, and Senior Officer at Pitcairn's.
  • the appointment of a magistrate at Pitcairn's
  • of magistrate and chief ruler of Pitcairn's Island,
  • "off Pitcairn's Island, this thirtieth day of
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Miscellaneous
  • there were forty-eight vessels touched at Pitcairn's Island.
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Register 1790-1799
  • A True Copy of the Pitcairn's Island Register,
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Register 1830-1836
  • of removing the inhabitants of Pitcairn's Island to Tahiti.
  • March 6th. All the inhabitants of Pitcairn's Island embarked
  • the Pitcairn people were taken sick.
  • and on the 27th landed upon Pitcairn's island.
  • with the remainder of the Pitcairn people from Tahiti, arrived.
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Register 1849
  • This year is unprecedented in the annals of Pitcairn's Island.
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Reports, Staines, Oct 18, 1814
  • The island must undoubtedly be that called Pitcairn's,
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Reports, Beechey, 1825
  • In Captain Beechy's report of Pitcairn's Island,
  • that when Pitcairn's Island was reported
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Reports, Waldegrave, Mar 17, 1830
  • "Pitcairn's Island, March 17, 1830.
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Reports, Fremantle, May 30, 1833
  • I proceeded to Pitcairn's.
  • of residing upon Pitcairn Island—
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Reports, Lowry, 1839
  • The late Lieut. James Lowry's Visit to Pitcairn's Island, 1839, in H. M. S. Sparrowhawk.
  • "You may recollect that Pitcairn's Island was the one
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Reports, Miller, Aug 30, 1850
  • which I have received from Pitcairn's Island,
  • "Pitcairn's Island, Jan. 14th, 1850.
  • "Pitcairn' Island, Jan 14th, 1850.
  • The very secluded position of Pitcairn's Island
  • of the community of Pitcairn's Island.
  • General Miller had received from Pitcairn's Island,
  • which would grow upon Pitcairn's Island
  • to visit Pitcairn's Island,
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Letter, Seymour, Sep 3, 1833
  • a resident on Pitcairn's Island.
  • to the removal from Pitcairn's Island
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Letter, Townshend, Jun 27, 1833
  • who it appears is a resident on Pitcairn's Island.
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Letter, White, Jun 24, 1833
  • residing upon Pitcairn's Island,
  • in the welfare of these people of Pitcairn's Island,
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Letter, Hill, Mar 25, 1833
  • "Pitcairn's Island, March 25th, 1833.
  • there will no peace be upon Pitcairn's.
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Letter, Mason, Dec 4, 1833
  • relative to Pitcairn's Island.
  • at Pitcairn's Island quite unauthorized.
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Letter, Pritchard, Aug 13, 1831
  • "The whole of the people belonging to Pitcairn's Island
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Letter, Heads of Families, Dec, 1832
  • heads of families at Pitcairn's Island,
  • "Pitcairn's Island, Dec. 1832.
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Nobbs Petition
  • "at Pitcairn's Island.
  • "SHEWETH,—that your petitioner went to Pitcairn's Island in 1828,
  • with his wife and family on the island of Pitcairn.
  • and told him he must not quit the Pitcairn people,
  • sickness appeared among the late inhabitants of the Pitcairn's,
  • "A short time after our return to Pitcairn's Island,
  • touched at Pitcairn's Island from Tahiti.
  • to their families and possessions on Pitcairn's Island;
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Buffett Petition
  • we touched at Pitcairn's Island,
  • and arrived at Pitcairn's Island
  • who touched at Pitcairn's Island, in February, 1832,
  • to get Mr. Hill removed from Pitcairn's Island;
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Buffett's Sentence
  • "Pitcairn's Island, 5th August, 1833.
  • "Pitcairn's Island, 5th August, 1833.
  • "To John Buffett, Pitcairn's Island."
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Evans Petition
  • two years resident on Pitcairn's Island.
  • "SHEWETH,—That your petitioner landed on Pitcairn's
  • Your petitioner accompanied the Pitcairn people to Tahiti,
  • when a Mr. Joshua Hill arrived at Pitcairn's,
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Letter to Hill, Oct 3, 1833
  • dated Pitcairn's Island, 3rd October 1833,
  • of these profligate foreigners is among us on Pitcairn's,
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Hill Reply, Oct 4, 1833
  • dated Pitcairn's Island, October 4th, 1833.
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Letters Quintal/Hill
  • dated Pitcairn's Island, 6th April, 1833,
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Letter Fremantle/Hill, Jan 12, 1833
  • dated, Challenger, off Pitcairn's Island, Jan. 12th, 1833,
  • to Joshua Hill, Pitcairn's Island.
  • of the welfare of the inhabitants of Pitcairn's Island,
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Letter Hill/Townshend, Jun 20, 1834
  • "Pitcairn's Island, 20th June, 1834.
  • to take the case of these people of Pitcairn's
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Letter Hill/Townshend, Jun 22, 1834
  • "Pitcairn's Island, June 22nd, 1834.
  • Pitcairn's is remarkably healthy;
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Petition to Townshend, Jun 19, 1834
  • of the Principal Native Inhabitants of Pitcairn's Island,
  • "Sir,—We, the undersigned public functionaries of Pitcairn's Island,
  • as it regarded Pitcairn's,
  • about coming to destroy Pitcairn's,'
  • for the appointing him, George Adams, governor of Pitcairn's Island.
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Hill Letter Jun 1834
  • I am now an humble teacher upon Pitcairn's Isle
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Mason Letter Jan 2, 1836
  • with other documents relative to the Pitcairn islanders,
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Conclusion
  • as to the future prospects of Pitcairn's Island,
• Pitcairn Islanders 1859-1880
  • and a native of Pitcairn Island.
  • with a desire to return to Pitcairn Island,
• Pitcairn Islanders 1859-1880 - First Party Returns
  • They made a safe passage to Pitcairn Island,
• Pitcairn Islanders 1859-1880 - Second Party Returns
  • Mrs. Elisabeth Young was the oldest inhabitant of Pitcairn Island,
  • and reached Pitcairn Island,
• Pitcairn Islanders 1859-1880 - Return to Norfolk?
  • at which the Pitcairn Islanders had arrived,
  • faithful friends of the Pitcairn Islanders.
• Pitcairn Islanders 1859-1880 - Shipwrecks
  • they bade farewell to Pitcairn Island and its people,
• Pitcairn Islanders 1859-1880 - Trade
  • on such a small, out-of-the-way place as Pitcairn Island.
• Pitcairn Islanders 1859-1880 - Visits and Gifts
  • to what was called the Pitcairn Island Fund,
  • —on their way to Pitcairn Island,
• Pitcairn Islanders 1859-1880 - Conclusion
  • Condition of the Island of Pitcairn in 1874.
• Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, The Arrival at Pitcairn
  • The Arrival at Pitcairn
  • It was named Pitcairn Island,
  • of their settlement on Pitcairn Island in caves,
  • in his song entitled "Pitcairn,"
• Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, The Mutineers Discovered
  • of life on Pitcairn Island when,
  • of the colony on Pitcairn's Island.
  • in regard to Pitcairn's Island.
  • who can enter into the spirit of Pitcairn's history,
  • after having visited Pitcairn's Island.
  • the said land being Pitcairn's Island,
  • and proceeded to Pitcairn's Island,
  • as commander-in-chief of Pitcairn's Island."*
  • of the little colony on Pitcairn Island,
• Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, The Gem of the Pacific
  • PITCAIRN ISLAND, brought to notice
• Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, John Buffett and John Evans
  • the Cyrus, Captain Hall, visited Pitcairn Island.
  • he arrived at Pitcairn Island,
• Young's Story of Pitcairn Island,George Hunn Nobbs
  • arrived at Pitcairn Island from Valparaiso.
  • and how Pitcairn Island was settled
  • arrived at Pitcairn Island
  • with the whole Pitcairn Island colony,
  • the kind-hearted man came to Pitcairn
• Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, Mr. Joshua Hill
  • and once more all were again on Pitcairn Island,
  • Thus passed out of the history of Pitcairn Island Joshua Hill,
• Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, The Flag of Old England
  • the flag of Old England was hoisted on Pitcairn Island,
  • she made a brief call at Pitcairn Island,
• Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, The Queen's Birthday
  •  And three for Pitcairn's Island,"
  • of the five gentlemen on Pitcairn Island
  • both of Pitcairn Island, and Norfolk Island,
• Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, Visit of HMS Portland
  • in the history of the Pitcairn islanders.
  • When the Portland left Pitcairn Island,
  • of useful household articles to Pitcairn Island
  • Admiral Moresby sent the Virago on to Pitcairn Island,
  • As she came near enough to Pitcairn Island
• Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, Removal to Norfolk Island
  • WHEN, in 1853, Admiral Moresby visited Pitcairn Island,
  • although he judged that Pitcairn Island,
  • for the future home of the Pitcairn islanders was Norfolk Island,
• Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, A Goodly Heritage
  • NORFOLK ISLAND, henceforth to become the home of the Pitcairn islanders,
  • To the Pitcairn islanders
  • When the Pitcairn islanders first came
  • but neither the Pitcairn Island committee at home,
• Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, Ho! for Pitcairn
  • Ho! for Pitcairn
  • some eighty miles northwest of Pitcairn Island.
  • came with such of the crew as were willing to Pitcairn Island,
  • of their enforced detention on Pitcairn Island:—
  • and came on to Pitcairn Island,
  • who had gone to Pitcairn,
  • the Vandalia went to Pitcairn Island,
• Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, An Unpleasant Surprise
  • we now return to the two families on Pitcairn.
  • of the visit of the Charybdis to Pitcairn
• Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, Second Party Returns
  • for the second return party to Pitcairn Island.
  • who had discovered the colony on Pitcairn Island
  • about the return to Pitcairn's Island,
  • as you all were in the old days of Pitcairn."
  • and will not have at Pitcairn Island.
  • Pitcairn Island possessed no attraction for them,
  • in the graveyard at Pitcairn Island.
• Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, The Reception
  • which conveyed the second return party to Pitcairn Island,
  • that came to Pitcairn from Easter Island
  • While the two families on Pitcairn Island
• Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, At Home Again
  • to their friends on Pitcairn Island.
  • by a whaling vessel from Pitcairn's Island.
  • The venerable pastor of the quondam Pitcairn islanders,
  • (including the two lately arrived from Pitcairn's Island),
  • to their friends on Pitcairn Island
  • was the change that Pitcairn Island had undergone
  • Such was the condition of Pitcairn Island
• Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, Wreck of the Cornwallis
  • left in their big boat and gig for Pitcairn Island.
  • represented the condition of the Pitcairn islanders
• Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, Visit of Rear-Admiral de Horsey
  • as Pitcairn Island lay in my track
  • Having sighted Pitcairn at daylight on the 8th inst.,
  • Pitcairn Island is governed
  • "The Pitcairn islanders are, of course,
  • as most ships fetch to windward of Pitcairn,
  • and the English ship Cornwallis, on Pitcairn Island.
  • the crews took refuge on Pitcairn Island,
  • from the scanty supplies of the Pitcairn islanders.
  • that a ship of war should visit Pitcairn annually,
  • to prevail among the Pitcairn islanders
  • for the benefit of the Pitcairn islanders.
  • to her loyal and loving Pitcairn Island subjects,
• Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, Friendly Visits
  • He at once had the visitor from Pitcairn Island,
  • made sail for Pitcairn Island,
• Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, The Wreck of the Oregon
  • found a haven on Pitcairn Island,
  • at once steered in the direction of Pitcairn Island.
  • but reached Pitcairn just an hour too late
• Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, The Arrival of John I. Tay
  • OWING to the extremely isolated situation of Pitcairn Island,
  • Wishing to reach Pitcairn Island
  • in the island of Pitcairn and its people.
• Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, The Missionary Ship Pitcairn
  • making Pitcairn Island her first stopping place.
  • came to organize and teach school on Pitcairn Island.
  • unparalleled in the history of Pitcairn Island—a
  • lost on Oeno reef, came to Pitcairn Island.
  • and their relatives on Pitcairn Island,
  • of facts concerning Pitcairn Island
  • No account of the history of either Pitcairn or Norfolk Island—
  • in the early history of the settlement of Pitcairn Island
  • so fatally among the inhabitants of Pitcairn Island
  • when on the eve of leaving Tahiti for Pitcairn Island.
• 20 Years Residence on Pitcairn's Island - Introduction
  • of Pitcairn's Island and its inhabitants.
• 20 Years Residence on Pitcairn's Island - Part I
  • and in a few weeks arrived at Pitcairn's Island.
  • and named Pitcairn's
  • After landing on Pitcairn's Island,
• 20 Years Residence on Pitcairn's Island - Part II
  • on a sealing voyage, touched at Pitcairn's Island,
  • fell in with Pitcairn's Island in the night,
  • and after their arrival at Pitcairn's Island,
• 20 Years Residence on Pitcairn's Island - Part III
  • in our passage we touched at Pitcairn's Island for refreshments.
  • In this state of mind I came to Pitcairn's Island.
• 20 Years Residence on Pitcairn's Island - Part IV
  • on a passage from Tahiti to Pitcairn's
  • and did not wish to return to Pitcairn's.
  • what he thought of going to Pitcairn's Island,
  • gave us to believe before our leaving Pitcairn's,
  • but it was very small in comparison with Pitcairn's.
  • I often heard him speak of Pitcairn's,
  • the Capt. promising to land us on Pitcairn's.
  • said he would take us to Pitcairn's.
  • arrived safe at Pitcairn's.
  • to procure a passage to Pitcairn's.
• 20 Years Residence on Pitcairn's Island - Part V
  • Most of the people of Pitcairn's
  • Pitcairn's Island 11th January 1834 (sgd.)
  • Pitcairn's 11th day of January 1834.
  • a Capt. Ebril who brought Mr. Hill to Pitcairn's
  • embarked on board a Brig to return to Pitcairn's.
  • he should send a man of war to Pitcairn's
  • from the people of Pitcairn's to return,
  • and he at last succeeded in getting to Pitcairn's
• 20 Years Residence on Pitcairn's Island - Part VI
  • I would remark that at Pitcairn's
  • that their forefathers once lived on Pitcairn's,
  • The produce of Pitcairn's,
  • for the young ladies and gentlemen of Pitcairn's!
• Carteret Discovers Pitcairn
  • we called it PITCAIRN'S ISLAND.
• Folger Logbook Entries
  • the said land being Pitcairn's Island,
  • and proceeded to Pitcairn's Island,
  • as commander-in-chief of Pitcairn's Island.
• Delano's Conversation with Folger
  • of the interesting inhabitants of Pitcairn' Island.
  • They then steered for Pitcairn's Isle,
  • I touched at Pitcairn's Island,
  • Being in the region of Pitcairn's Island,
  • with their remarks upon Pitcairn's Island.
• The Briton at Pitcairn - Shillibeer
  • to the eastward of Pitcairn's Island,
  • after thier arrival at Pitcarnes;
  • under which impression I shall leave Pitcairn's Island,
• The Tagus at Pitcairn - Pipon
  • for Pitcairn Island being by all accounts
  • As Pitcairn Island is describd as uninabited
  • The little Village at Pitcairn forms a pretty square,
  • for what we call Pitcairn's Island in the Charts
  • for as Pitcairn is mentioned in the Charts,
  • for had we been aware that Pitcairn Island was near us,
• John Adams's Story of the Mutineers at Pitcairn.
  • by the announcement of Pitcairn Island from the masthead
  • but Christian, on reading Captain Carteret's account of Pitcairn Island,
• The Pitcairners as seen by Beechey of the Blossom
  • and having brought the history of Pitcairn Island
  • The manner of cooking in Pitcairn's Island
  • In Pitcairn's Island it is not deemed proper
  • in Pitcairn's Island in particular,
  • In Pitcairn's Island, they have settled ideas
  • which, indeed, in Pitcairn's Island,
  • that the Pitcairn Islanders would have been the last persons
  • Interior of Pitcairn Island.
  • Wives upon Pitcairn Island,
  • The Pitcairn islanders are tall, robust, and healthy.
  • We saw dyes of three colours only in Pitcairn Island,
  • The temperate climate of Pitcairn Island
  • farinaceous roots thrive extremely well in Pitcairn Island;
  • The number of persons on Pitcairn Island
• Visit of the Tuscan, Capt Stavers 1834
  • On the 7th we saw the Pitcairians.
  • and ship him off to Pitcarians.
• Visit of the Tuscan, Frederick D. Bennett 1834
  • Visit Pitcairn Island
  • the dark and elevated form of Pitcairn Island
  • that her name was Jane Quintal, of Pitcairn's Island.
  • 'How long is it since you left Pitcairn's Island?'
  • — 'Do you wish to return to Pitcairn's Island?'
  • The elder members of the Pitcairn Island family
  • the climate of Pitcairn was serene and delightful,
  • that Pitcairn Island was seen
  • The second recorded visit to Pitcairn Island
  • and with others communicated to me by the Pitcairn islanders,
  • that they reached Pitcairn Island,
  • who accompanied him from Tahiti to Pitcairn's Island,
  • and after a residence of thirty-nine years on Pitcairn's Island.
  • The particulars of the discovery of the Pitcairn colony,
  • arrived at Pitcairn's Island,
  • * It is estimated, that Pitcairn Island
  • for the Pitcairn colony.
  • and two others immediately after their return to Pitcairn Island.
  • * From the report of a visit to Pitcairn Island,
  • that Pitcairn Island has had inhabitants
  • has never been seen in the waters around Pitcairn Island.
• Lines from my Logbooks, Dalrymple, Removal of Hill
  • We sailed for Pitcairn's Island
  • 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.
  • called at the Island of Pitcairn in the South Pacific
  • visited the Island of Pitcairn,
  • was chartered to remove the Pitcairn islanders
  • From there we were to go to Pitcairn,
  • to get fair wind for Pitcairn,
  • Bounty Bay, Pitcairn
  • Well, at 8 p.m. we made sail from Pitcairn
  • at leaving their beloved Pitcairn.
  • that in 1858 Matthew* and Moses Young returned to Pitcairn
  • the first born on the isle of Pitcairn,
• Letter from Mayhew Folger to Admiralty, Mar 1, 1813
  • In February, 1808, I touched at Pitcairn's island
  • they proceeded to Pitcairn's Island
• Extract of journal of Captain Waldegrave of HMS Seringapatam, March 1830
  • Pitcairn's Island, March, 1830.—We arrived here
  • Pitcairn's island was surveyed by Captain Beechey, in 1826,
  • as I was at Pitcairn's Island.
  • Ships may obtain fire-wood at Pitcairn's Island
• Despatch from Capt. Sandilands to Lt. Gov. of New South Wales, April 9, 1830
  • for the removal of the inhabitants of Pitcairn's Island,
  • and arrived off Pitcairn's Island on the 28th February.
  • from anxiety respecting the inhabitants of Pitcairn's Island,
  • landed the people of Pitcairn's Island
  • to the inhabitants of Pitcairn's Island,
  • that the change from Pitcairn's Island to Otaheite
  • On my arrival off Pitcairn's Island,
  • for the subsistence of the inhabitants of Pitcairn's Island,
• Letter from Joshua Hill to Earl of Ripon, Dec 28, 1832
  • Pitcairn's Island, 28th December, 1832.
• Letter from Joshua Hill to Earl of Ripon, May, 1833
  • Pitcairn's Island, May, 1833.
• Despatch from Capt. Fremantle on the return of the Pitcairners
  • that all the Pitcairn islanders had returned to their island,
  • from Pitcairn's Island by the islanders,
  • I proceeded to Pitcairn's Island,
  • for the express purpose of residing on Pitcairn's Island,
• Journal of the Royal Geographical Society of London, Vol. 3 (1833) pp. 156-168.
  • X.—Recent Accounts of the Pitcairn Islanders.
  • in the little colony of Pitcairn's Island,
• Letter from Nobbs to Captain Hope, HMS Spy, Jul 10, 1847
  • Pitcairn's Island, South Pacific Ocean, July 10, 1847.
  • which have gone abroad respecting Pitcairn's Island.
• Statement Regarding Noble
  • Pitcairns Island Sunday 21st April 1850
  • native and European Settlers on Pitcairn's Island
• Letter from B. Toup NIcolas to Pitcairn inhabitants, Oct 6, 1854
  • To the Inhabitants of Pitcairn's Island.
  • to remove the Pitcairn Islanders to Norfolk Island.
  • addressed by the Pitcairn Islanders to the Queen,
  • and constituting Pitcairn's Island a British possession.
  • to the Pitcairn Islanders when she has been claimed
• Letter from Wm. Denison to his brother, Feb 16, 1856
  • to ascertain the wishes of the Pitcairn Islanders
• Wm. Denison Journal Entry, Aug 9, 1856
  • the arrival and first settlement of the Pitcairn Islanders
  • whether they would all be willing to leave Pitcairn.
  • who was sent down to Pitcairn
  • to confine them afer the arrival of the Pitcairn people.
  • that the poor Pitcairn people had not a notion
  • for, though they had a bull and a few cows at Pitcairn,
• Wm. Denison Letter to Roderick Murchison, Aug 16, 1856
  • in the removal of the Pitcairn Islanders to Norfolk Island.