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• The Pitcairn Island Register 1790-1794
  • Jan. 23. H.M.S. Bounty burned at Pitcairns Island
• Pitcairn Island Register - 1795-1799
  • The copper kettle of the Bounty
• Pitcairn Island Register - 1815-1823
  • by the Bounty left the Island in this ship.
• Pitcairn Island Register - Feb 28-Jun 21, 1831
  • " 29th Prudence, one of the women brought in the Bounty died
  • " 9th Nancy widow of Edward Young of the Bounty died
• Pitcairn Island Register - Aug 31-Oct 2, 1841
  • and relict of Fletcher Christian of the Bounty
• Pitcairn Island Register - Jan 1-Mar 22, 1845
  • fishing up two of the Bounty's guns
  • having been spiked by the Bountys crew.
• Pitcairn Island Register - Apr 16, 1845
  • the Bounty's guns washed to the edge of the surf
• Pitcairn Island Register - Jan 1-Nov 17, 1846
  • Susannah the old woman who came hither in the Bounty
• Pitcairn Island Register - Jan 1-23, 1850
  • At daylight one of the Bounty's guns was discharged
  • At sunset the Bounty's gun was fired,
• Pitcairn Island Register - Mar 24-Dec 24, 1850
  • July 10 Susannah (a Native of Tahiti and last survivor of the Bounty)
• Pitcairn Island Register - Jan 31 cont, 1853
  • went for the purpose of loading the Bountys old gun
• Pitcairn Island Register - Jan 31, 1853 cont.
  • who preserved to them from the wreck of the "Bounty"
• Pitcairn Island Register - Feb 18-Mar 24, 1854
  • by the accidental explosion of the "Bounty's Gun"
• Pitcairn Island Register - Apr 7, 1855 cont.
  • from the accidental discharge of the Bounty's gun,
• Pitcairn Island Register - Sep 7-8, 1856
  • from Elizabeth Young (daughter of Mills of the "Bounty")
• Pitcairn Island Register - Clippings
  • Link with Mutiny of the Bounty.
  • a member of the Bounty's crew.
  • of a member of the Bounty's crew born on Norfolk Island
  • (grandson of William McCoy, of the "Bounty").
  • last survivor of the "Bounty" mutineers.
  • a salute from the "Bounty's" ancient gun was to be fired.
• The Island, The People, and the Pastor - Preface
  • The Bible and Prayer-book of the Bounty,
• The Island, The People, and the Pastor - Chapter IV
  • that had sailed in the Bounty.
  • and afterwards destroyed the Bounty.
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. IV The Mutineers
  • had been on board the Bounty:
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. IV, The Mutineers
  • When the Bounty arrived at Pitcairn's Island,
  • who reached the island in the Bounty were—
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. IV, Murder
  • She was the last survivor of the Bounty.
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. IV, Dreadful Fate
  • who had landed from the Bounty (Young and Adams)
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. IV, Intemperance
  • which had been taken from the Bounty,
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. IV, Adams's Dreams
  • having been rescued from the Bounty.
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Chapter V
  • both of which had belonged to the Bounty.
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. V, Chronometer
  • after the mutiny on board the Bounty,
  • in connexion with the Resolution and the Bounty.
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. V, Staines Letter
  • the descendants of the deluded crew of the Bounty,
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. V, Agriculture
  • from the iron supplied by the Bounty,
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. VI, Victoria's Birthday
  • It once belonged to the Bounty,
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. VI, Accident
  • in loading the old gun of the Bounty,
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. VII Capt. Worth's Testimony
  • an old honeycombed gun belonging to the Bounty.
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. VII The School
  • who was on board the Bounty.
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. VIII Secretary's Letter
  • so much about the mutiny of the Bounty,
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor - Ch. IX Nobbs Letter
  • had assembled round the Bounty 's gun,
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. X Register 1790-3
  • Which was the window of Bligh's cabin in the Bounty,
  • from the copper bolts of the Bounty by Isaac Martin,
  • January 23d, 1790. "H.M.S. Bounty burned.
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. X Register 1838-41
  • relict of Fletcher Christian, of the Bounty.
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. X Register 1843-5
  • two of the Bounty's large guns.
  • having been spiked by some one in the Bounty.
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. X Register 1850-1
  • one of the Bounty's guns was discharged,
  • the gun of the Bounty was again fired,
  • and last survivor of the Bounty) died from the
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XI Nicolas
  • by the firing of the Bounty's gun,
  • spiked the Bounty's gun,
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XI Juno Visit
  • the son of old John Adams, of the Bounty.
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Chapter XII
  • to the descendants of the mutineers of the Bounty.
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XII Sermon in London
  • brought on shore from the Bounty,
  • having happily been recovered from the Bounty.
  • from the wreck of the Bounty,
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XIII Governors Bligh and Brisbane
  • Captain Bligh of the Bounty had been appointed
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XIII Arrival at Norfolk
  • "even to the Gun and Anvil of the Bounty"
  • (daughter of Fletcher Christian of the Bounty,)
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. XIV Confirmation
  • from Elizabeth Young (daughter of Mills, of the Bounty,
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Diary Mar 23, 1850
  • as affording a refuge to the mutineers of H.M.S. Bounty.
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Diary Mar 26, 1850
  • previously to the arrival of the Bounty.
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Diary Mar 30, 1850
  • which came out of the Bounty.
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Diary Apr 1, 1850
  • Viewed the remaining relics of the Bounty.
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Bounty Descendants
  • Charles first, son of Fletcher Christian of the Bounty.
  • when an infant, in the Bounty.
  • Mary, daughter of Fletcher Christian of the Bounty, never married.
  • the wife of Edward Young of the Bounty, Edward.
  • Secondly the widow of William M'Coy of the Bounty.
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Pitcairn's Island, Anchorage
  • to the mutineers of H. M. S. Bounty,
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Pitcairn's Island, Former Inhabitants
  • found here by the crew of the Bounty,
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Pitcairn's Island, The Mutineers
  • concerning the famous mutiny of the Bounty.
  • After the mutineers put Captain Bligh out of the Bounty
  • and the next morning the Bounty was warped
  • which had chanced to be on board the Bounty.
  • "When the Bounty came here,
  • by the English Government in the Bounty,
  • "The whole of the Bounty people
  • The six Tahitian men from the Bounty
  • when they got hold of one of the Bounty's sledge hammers,
  • which came out of the Bounty.
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Pitcairn's Island, John Adams
  • of the misguided and unfortunate mutineers of the Bounty.
  • being now the only male survivor of the Bounty's crew,
  • the refugees of the mutineers of the Bounty
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Return to Pitcairn
  • "that many of the copper bolts of the Bounty,
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Necessity for Emigration
  • who came here in the Bounty,
  • at the time of the Bounty leaving for Pitcairn's Island.
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Law and Custom
  • one of the Bounty's old guns is fired,
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, The Church
  • on copper from out of the Bounty.
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, School, Trading, Etc.
  • which came out of the Bounty,
  • one widow, Susannah, a Tahitian, who came in the Bounty
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Register 1790-1799
  • Jan. 23rd, H. M. S. Bounty burned;
  • the copper kettle of the Bounty made into a still—frequent
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Register 1840-1841
  • relict of Fletcher Christian of the Bounty.
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Register 1845
  • in fishing up two of the Bounty's large guns.
  • having been spiked by some one in the Bounty.
  • the Bounty's guns washed to the edge of the surf;
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Register 1846-1847
  • Susannah, who came here in the Bounty,
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Register 1850
  • At daylight one of the Bounty's guns was discharged,
  • At sunset the gun of the Bounty was again fired,
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Reports, Staines, Oct 18, 1814
  • of the deluded crew of the Bounty,
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Reports, Lowry, 1839
  • that Christian ran the Bounty on,
  • Little is now left of the Bounty,
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Reports, Miller, Aug 30, 1850
  • by their ancestors of the Bounty,
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Buffett Petition
  • left by her father (Edward Young of the Bounty).
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Petition to Townshend, Jun 19, 1834
  • (i. e. Alexander Smith, of H. B. M. S. Bounty),
• Pitcairn Islanders 1859-1880 - First Party Returns
  • while in the act of discharging the Bounty's gun,
• Pitcairn Islanders 1859-1880 - Second Party Returns
  • mutineers of the Bounty.
• Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, The Bounty and the Mutineers
  • The Bounty and the Mutineers
  • A small sloop-of-war, named the Bounty,
  • the Bounty left England,
  • the Bounty having arrived at Tahiti
  • Leaving Tahiti, the Bounty went on to Anamooka,
  • witnessed the outbreak on board the Bounty,
  • with the disastrous failure of the Bounty's mission,
  • with the Bounty,
• Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, The Arrival at Pitcairn
  • Fletcher Christian assumed command of the Bounty,
  • and other articles on board the Bounty.
  • the Bounty reached her destination.
  • over the destruction of the Bounty,
• Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, The Mutineers Discovered
  • A Bible and prayer book saved from the Bounty
  • to the survivor of the Bounty crew
  • 'The Mutineers of the Bounty'—
  • from the arrival of the Bounty
  • that Her Majesty's navy had obtained the Bounty's chronometer,
  • of nine that escaped on board the ship Bounty, Captain Bligh,
  • ran the ship Bounty on shore,
• Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, The Gem of the Pacific
  • where the Bounty was driven near the rocks
• Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, John Buffett and John Evans
  • who came in the Bounty.
  • and of the original settlers from the Bounty
• Young's Story of Pitcairn Island,George Hunn Nobbs
  • the story of the Bounty,
  • that came in the Bounty
  • A quantity of the Bounty's copper
• Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, The Flag of Old England
  • that came in the Bounty,
• Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, The Queen's Birthday
  • The Bounty's old gun was made to do duty
  • to assist the Bounty's gun
  • "We'll fire the gun, the Bounty's gun,
  • the girl of fifteen who came in the Bounty,
• Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, Visit of HMS Portland
  • that a farewell salute from the Bounty's gun
  • the Bounty's gun was spiked
• Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, Second Party Returns
  • only daughter of John Mills, of the Bounty,
• Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, At Home Again
  • nearly all being descendants of the Bounty mutineers.
  • A son and a daughter of John Adams, of the Bounty,
• Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, Wreck of the Cornwallis
  • of the mutineers of the Bounty
• Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, Visit of Rear-Admiral de Horsey
  • daughter of John Mills, gunner's mate of the Bounty,
  • master's mate of the Bounty.
• Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, The Missionary Ship Pitcairn
  • since the Bounty arrived at the island.
  • by the descendants of the Bounty mutineers—
• 20 Years Residence on Pitcairn's Island - Part I
  • The ship Bounty, having been fitted out
  • The Bounty having arrived off the Island,
  • which came in the Bounty,
• 20 Years Residence on Pitcairn's Island - Part II
  • (At this time Adams was the only survivor of the Bounty's crew.)
  • They informed him of Adams and the Bounty,
  • they were the descendants of the mutineers of the Bounty.
  • for some copper bolts of the Bounty,
  • that when the Bounty left Tahiti,
• 20 Years Residence on Pitcairn's Island - Part III
  • Of this number seven came in the "Bounty"
• 20 Years Residence on Pitcairn's Island - Part VI
  • the latter was the widow of Fletcher Christian of the "Bounty."
  • and the seed was brought in the Bounty,
• Folger Logbook Entries
  • that escaped on board the ship Bounty, Captain Bligh,
  • ran the ship Bounty on shore,
• Delano's Conversation with Folger
  • The Bounty it seems sailed from England in 1787,
  • who came to that place in the Bounty,
  • the fate of the Bounty was several times introduced.
  • before the mutineers of the Bounty,
  • to renew our old conversation about the Bounty,
  • —"Well then, did you know Captain Bligh of the Bounty?"
  • that Aleck was the only one of the Bounty's crew
  • that the books of the Bounty furnished them
  • The stationary of the Bounty
  • who was sent out in pursuit of the Bounty
• The Briton at Pitcairn - Shillibeer
  • I believe neither Captain Bligh of the Bounty,
  • of the mysterious temination of the unfortunate Bounty.
  • who came in the Bounty.
  • bring with him in the Bounty?
  • Q.—And what became of the Bounty?
  • relative to the mutiny of the Bounty,
  • were brought with them in the Bounty,
  • which were taken out of the Bounty
• The Tagus at Pitcairn - Pipon
  • & ultimately retaining possession of the Bounty,
  • that accompanied the Mutineers of the Bounty from Otaheite.
  • that came away in the Bounty;
  • & the Bounty I imagine weakly manned
  • When the Bounty arrived here she had on board
  • & having filled the Bounty with Hogs, & such other Articles
  • & that the operation of landing the stores of the Bounty
  • & give information of the retreat of the Mutineers of the Bounty.
  • who composed the Crew of the Bounty
  • for the Forge they landed from the Bounty
• John Adams's Story of the Mutineers at Pitcairn.
  • of every transaction connected with the fate of the Bounty:
  • the sails of the Bounty were converted into tents;
  • in one of the boats of the Bounty,
  • of the misguided and unfortunate mutineers of the Bounty.
• The Pitcairners as seen by Beechey of the Blossom
  • the particulars of the mutiny in the Bounty,
  • where the Bounty found her last anchorage.
  • upon the Bounty's old copper fish-kettle,
  • to have been executed by the Bounty's people,
  • one of the old Bounty's,
• Visit of the Tuscan, Capt Stavers 1834
  • that had been taken there in the Bounty.
  • that formerly belonged to the Bounty.
• Visit of the Tuscan, Frederick D. Bennett 1834
  • by the settlers from the Bounty,
  • the assistant botanist of the Bounty,
  • are the issue of the mutineers of the Bounty,
  • of one of the Bounty's crew who was an Irishman.**
  • which were removed from the Bounty
  • from the circumstance of the Bounty
  • by the first settlers from the Bounty;
  • introduced here by the Bounty.
  • by the Bounty's people,
  • is that of the British armed-ship Bounty
  • the mutineers in the Bounty are known
  • when they received the sails of the Bounty,
  • to have been one of the midshipmen of the Bounty
  • He had served as an able seaman on board the Bounty,
  • and by a part-payment of the copper bolts of the Bounty,
  • previous to its occupation by the crew of the Bounty;
• Lines from my Logbooks, Dalrymple, Removal of Hill
  • and two of the original arrivals with the Bounty
• Morayshire to Norfolk - Curgenven
  • of the "Mutiny of H.M.S. "The Bounty".
  • and there found 14 of the crew of the Bounty
  • who had sailed from Otaheite in the Bounty
  • of the Mutineers of the Bounty.
  • He learnt that the Bounty was run on the rocks
  • which was the only book saved from the Bounty,
  • All the details of the Munity of the Bounty
  • from the old Bounty —
• Letter from Mayhew Folger to Admiralty, Mar 1, 1813
  • that he was one of the Bounty's crew
  • which he told me belonged to the Bounty.
• Extract of journal of Captain Waldegrave of HMS Seringapatam, March 1830
  • Outside of this rock the Bounty was anchored and burnt.
  • Two of the women who left Otaheite in the Bounty are alive;
• Despatch from Capt. Fremantle on the return of the Pitcairners
  • that many of the copper bolts of the Bounty,
• Letter from Nobbs to Captain Hope, HMS Spy, Jul 10, 1847
  • who came hither in the Bounty;