Eagle 1830-1833 - Ship Tree

Date: [unknown] [unknown]
Location: Western Australia
Surnames/tags: Swan_River_Colony Pioneers Ship_Tree

Eagle, 1830-1833 to Swan River Colony

The Eagle (or others,) made five voyages to the Swan River Colony, in the years 1830 to 1833.

The first arrival, in the Census, records only 2 of the 19 pioneers at #744 John Bobin, and wife Mary Anne #745

For the other three, from VDL, none is recorded in the 1832 Census as landing any pioneers; just the arrival dates.

Vessel | Day Month Year | Arrived Departed | via - Passengers - Comments

1830 Eagle | 25 Jan 1830 | Fremantle London | via St Jago & St Pauls | 19 | G. Pratt (Capt)

The Eagle left London around 21st Sep 1829, and was in Swan River (Gage's Roads) in Feb 1830. It was taken up by Governor Captain Stirling to explore the Murray River 45 miles south of Swan River in early March 1830 and returned to Gage's Roads around 18-19 March.
It was driven ashore in gales and was being repaired in June 1830. She left Swan River settlement on 25 August and arrived in Hobart Town on 14 September ^[1] with 33 passenger, including the Chilcotts

1830 Eagle | 18 Nov 1830 | From VDL |

1831 Eagle | 7 April 1831 | From VDL |G. Sinclair (Capt)

1832 Eagle | 9 Jan 1832 | From VDL |Brockman (Capt)

1833 Eagle | 26 Nov 1833 | Fremantle - Mauritius |

The Welcome Walls projects pay tribute to those who arrived by sea
Pioneer to Swan River Colony, and head of the Moulton Family
Fremantle : panel 183 | Eagle Departure Port : Mauritius, (Arrived 1833)

West Aust Free 1829-1830 - Ship Tree

Sources

1. ↑ SHIP NEWS. (1830, Sep 17). Colonial Times
   \ (Hobart, Tas. : 1828 - 1857), p. 2. Retrieved April 9, 2024