Journal of the proceedings on board the ship KATHERINE STEWART FORBES Capt. Chapman 1825:6 & 1829
Author
Captain Ingram Chapman
Date1825 -1829
Object number00016857
NameLogbook
MediumInk on paper
DimensionsOverall: 390 x 250 mm, 1.95 kg
Display dimensions (Open): 385 x 510 mm
Display dimensions (Open): 385 x 510 mm
ClassificationsBooks and journals
Credit LineANMM Collection
Terms
- England
- ships log
- children (people by age group)
- children (people by age group)
- women
- women
- journeys
- journeys
- log canoes
- log canoes
- boatbuilding
- boatbuilding
- journeys
- journeys
- children (people by age group)
- children (people by age group)
- kayaks
- kayaks
- SUNNSCHIEN
- SUNNSCHIEN
- journeys
- journeys
- fishing villages
- fishing villages
- Houses: on stilts
- Houses: on stilts
- journeys
- journeys
- stilt houses
- stilt houses
- huts
- huts
- dugouts
- dugouts
- fishermen (people)
- fishermen (people)
- journeys
- journeys
- dugouts and dugout-based watercraft
- dugouts and dugout-based watercraft
- fishermen (people)
- fishermen (people)
- journeys
- journeys
- immigration
- KATHERINE STEWART FORBES
- New South Wales
- Calcutta
- Van Diemen's Land
- Immigration
- Convicts, Migrants and Refugees
- Paper - books
HistoryThe KATHERINE STEWART FORBES, with Governor Darling aboard, arrived in Sydney on "Saturday the 17 Th December. On the Monday following, His Excellency took the Oaths of Office, and assumed the Government. Owing, however, to the wetness of the weather, the public and official landing did not take place till the Tuesday, when the procession from the shore to Government-house was conducted in the most complete and splendid style; the whole of the troops, all the civil and military officers, and a greater concourse of spectators than perhaps ever before took place in the Australian world, being present on the auspicious occasion". (Hobart Town Gazette, Saturday 14 January 1826). Darling replaced Governor Brisbane and after arriving initially in Hobart and declaring a separate government of Van Diemen's Land, of which he was also Governor however, he travelled to Sydney and started his six year term at the expanding colony.
SignificanceThis log is very significant in terms of Australian history as it records the voyage which conveyed Governor Darling, his
family and a detachment of troops to Australiain 1825 - 26 .
Robert Owen Leach
30 November 1848-10 March 1849
Robert Owen Leach
17 February 1846 - 29 August 1847