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The first permanent settler was Captain William Cromarty who was granted 300 acres of land adjacent the Karuah River. In the early days passing ships and whalers used the harbour as a source of wood and water. The approaches to the Port were dangerous and there were plenty of shipwrecks: 24 by the ...
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Originally from Orkney, William Cromarty arrived to settle in Sydney as first officer on the brig Fame in He was joined by his wife and two children in ...
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Captain William Cromarty arrived in Sydney in as first officer on the brig Fame. He was followed by his wife Cecilia and two children Elizabeth and William ...
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"The Elusive Captain William Cromarty". A biography by Dr Leslie Kilmartin, a long time academic, now writer but also three times great grandson of William ...
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Captain William CROMARTY 1788– Mid North Coast Pioneersmncp.scss.dyndns.info › individual
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Birth 25 November South Ronaldsay, Death 1 September Port Stephens, Parents William CROMARTY + Elizabeth …, Spouse Cecilia Sissey BROWN, ...
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The Elusive Captain William Cromarty ... Book summary: After a long academic career, Dr Leslie Kilmartin is now a writer living in Melbourne. He has a first class ...
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Text: The first Cromarty branch in Australia originated from an ex-Royal Navy Captain William Cromarty, who arrived in NSW in 1824, aged 40 and was given a ...
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Mar 30, — Captain William Cromarty was born in Scotland in He arrived in Australia in on the brig called “Fame” of which he later became ...
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Oct 30, — Thanks for the information about James Cromartie. I believe he may be the brother of Captain William Cromarty of South Ronaldsay. William was my ...
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William Cromarty was a ships Captain. My ( Janet) Great ,great, grandfather came on the “Fame” ship He was granted land at Soldiers Point. 300
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Captain William Cromarty's daughter, Cecilia, married a Captain Banks, and afterwards settled a few miles from the Cromarty home on the shores of Port Stephens.
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Captain William Cromarty acquired the land in 1822, which in turn led to joint use of Soldiers Point with an Army Garrison that was established prior to This was the period when the area was named 'Soldiers Point'. A Land grant/transfer in of a million acres of the domain of the Worimi Aboriginal people to the ...
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