1820 Settler Party : Mills
Party | Mills | |
Leader | Daniel Mills | |
Number in the Party | 30 | |
Area Party originated from | London, England | |
Area allocated to the party | Grape Valley, Kareiga River | |
1820 Settler Ship | Sir George Osborn, | |
Surnames in party | Carter, Curtis, Fisher, Goodchild, Hanes, Hill, Jackson, Levin, Mills, Potter, Sampson, Stevens, Unknown, Wennett, | |
Other Information | A party of 30 from London led by Daniel MILLS sailed in "Sir George Osborn", They were located on the Kariga River. In Grape Valley. |
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Settler Handbook Content: | No. 49 on the Colonial Department list, led by Daniel Mills of 9 Harley Street, London. Mills described himself as a farmer in his application to emigrate; he had been brought up to farm life but had left the land to serve as purser on a merchant ship. He was subsequently employed for five years as house steward to James Dawkins of Pembroke House, Richmond, the Member of Parliament for Hastings, who recommended him to the Colonial Department.
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