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The Bounty, although she had a relatively short life, two years, seven months, and fifteen days from the time she was registered on the list of Royal Navy Ships until she was burned in Bounty Bay, Pitcairn, may by the most written about ship in history.

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Masts & Sails - Ranks & Duties
- Bligh was the only commissioned officer aboard the Bounty.
- Not on Bligh's Bounty.
- The Bounty's Carpenter was another thorn in Bligh's side.
- On the Bounty they were all teenagers, save Stewart.
- what seems most pertinent to the Bounty story.
- he was in charge of the Bounty and thus her Captain.
- at sailing the Bounty had none.
- there were only five on the Bounty.
- The Bounty's Surgeon was a drunk.
- The Bounty had two.
- All the seamen on the Bounty were AB's.
Bligh Letter to Joseph Banks Oct 20, 1787
- Bounty Gravesend Oct. 20th. 87.
Bligh Letter to Joseph Banks Nov 5, 1787
- Bounty Spithead Monday 5th. 1787.
Bligh Letter to Joseph Banks Nov 18, 1787
- Bounty at Spithead
Bligh Letter to Joseph Banks Dec 3, 1787
- Bounty at Spithead
Bligh Letter to Joseph Banks Dec 5, 1787
- Bounty at Spithead
- will with pleasure hear any accounts of the Bounty.
Bligh Letter to Joseph Banks Dec 6, 1787
- Bounty at Spithead
Bligh Letter to Joseph Banks Dec 8, 1787
- Bounty St Helens
Bligh Letter to Joseph Banks Dec 10, 1787
- Bounty at St. Helens Dec'r. 10th. 1787.
Bligh Letter to Joseph Banks Dec 12, 1787
- Bounty at St. Helens
Bligh Letter to Joseph Banks Dec 17, 1787
- Bounty at St. Helens
Bligh Letter to Joseph Banks Dec 19, 1787
- Bounty at Spithead Dec'r. 19th. 1787
Bligh Letter to Joseph Banks Jan 9, 1788
- Bounty at Tenarif Jan'y. 9th. 1788.
Bligh Letter to Joseph Banks Feb 17, 1788
- Bounty at Sea Feb'y. 17th. 1788
Bligh Letter to Joseph Banks May 24, 1788
- Bounty - False Bay C. G. Hope May 24th. 1788.
Bligh Letter to Joseph Banks Jun 20, 1788
- Bounty in False Bay Cape Good Hope 20th. June 1788.
Bligh Letter to Joseph Banks Jun 28, 1788
- Bounty in False Bay Cape of Good Hope June 28th. 1788.
Bligh Letter to Joseph Banks Oct 13, 1789
- to Command His Majestys Armed Vessel Bounty
Bligh Letter to Joseph Banks Oct 24, 1790
- respecting the loss of the Bounty.
P. 5 Bligh Notebook - Preface-28 April
- Rough account Lieutenant Wm Bligh's Voyage in the Bounty's Launch
P. 78 Bligh Notebook - Cape York Map
- Eye Sketch of Part of New Holland in the Bounty's Launch by Lieut. W^m. Bligh
Bligh - Letter to Wife from Coupang
- I have lost the Bounty....
- got possession of the Arms and took the Bounty from me
Bligh - Letter to Secretary, Commissioners of the Admiralty
- Carpenter of His Majesty's Ship Bounty,
- when under my Command in the Bounty's Launch
Bligh - Narrative of Mutiny, The Mutiny
- Mutiny on the Bounty
- There remained on board the Bounty, as pirates,
Bligh - Voyage to the South Sea, Introduction
- At the time I published the Narrative of the Mutiny on Board the Bounty
- Plan and Section of Part of the Bounty Armed Transport,
Bligh - Voyage to the South Sea, Chap 1
- commanding his majesty's armed vessel the Bounty at Spithead.
- commanding His Majesty's armed vessel Bounty, Spithead.
- The ship was named the Bounty:
Bligh - Voyage to the South Sea, Chap 13
- There remained on board the Bounty:
Bligh - Voyage to the South Sea, Chap 18
- I presented to the governor a formal account of the loss of the Bounty;
Bligh - Voyage to the South Sea, Chap 20
- before a notary respecting the loss of the Bounty,
Heywood - Letter to Mother from Batavia
- and there wait till the masts of the Bounty should be taken out,
- Fourteen more of the Bounty's people came likewise on shore,
Heywood - Letter from John Hallett to Heywood's Sister
- at which the mutiny in the Bounty took place,
Heywood - Heywood Letter Refuting Points of Conviction
- were the witnesses belonging to the Bounty,)
Heywood - Royal Naval Biography - the Mutiny
- and made his first voyage in the Bounty,
- until a ship should arrive from Europe in search of the Bounty,
Heywood - Royal Naval Biography - Pandora
- after the Bounty's last departure from Matavia Bay,
- The other survivors of the Bounty, twelve in number,
- but without gaining any intelligence of the Bounty.
- The schooner which had been built by the Bounty's people,
- Three of the Bounty's people (Coleman, Norman, and M'Intosh)
- that he would gladly have received him on board the Bounty
- The Pandora and Bounty's people were conveyed
Heywood - Royal Naval Biography - Defense
- which happened on board his Majesty's ship Bounty,
- if the Bounty's absence greatly exceeded the limited time
Heywood - Letter Exchange with Captain Beechey
- of the mutiny in the Bounty, which does indeed differ very materially
Logbook - Introduction
- THE OFFICIAL LOG OF H.M.S. Bounty
- Admiralty to Command His Majestys Vessel Bounty,
Logbook May 13, 1789
- Rem's Tuesday 12th May 1789. In the Bountys Launch.
Minutes - Introdution
- of the Trial of the Mutineers of the BOUNTY
- on Board His Majesty's Ship Bounty,
- that his Majesty's armed vessel Bounty under my command,
Minutes - Fryer Testimony
- JOHN FRYER, MASTER
- Q. I ask you as Master of his Majesty's ship Bounty,
- who remained in the Bounty were kept against their consent?
Minutes - Cole Testimony
- That Quintal, a seaman belonging to the Bounty,
Minutes - Peckover Testimony
- Mr. PECKOVER,
- Q. How many people did the Bounty's company consist of?
- Q. Were centinels usually placed on board the Bounty when at sea,
Minutes - Purcell Testimony
- Q. Do you know if McIntosh was prevented leaving the Bounty?
- WILLIAM PURCELL, CARPENTER
- Q. Were the booms of the Bounty above deck?
- to send the commander of the Bounty,
Minutes - Hayward Testimony
- saying, they belonged to the Bounty,
- On my asking some questions concerning the Bounty,
- I asked how they came to go away with the Bounty?
Minutes - Hallett Testimony
- between Christian and the officers of the Bounty,
- Q. Describe the situation of the commander of the Bounty,
Minutes - Edwards Testimony
- an account that the Bounty had been twice at Otaheite,
- concerning the prisoners belonging to the Bounty.
- a schooner that had been built by some of the Bounty's people.
- of the affair concerning the Bounty."
- and began to enter into a conversation concerning the Bounty.
Minutes - E. Christian's Appendix
- all the time that Captain Bligh was at Otaheite with the Bounty,
- with Mr. Fryer,
- The Bounty had stopped at Annamooko, one of the Friendly Islands;
- of that most melancholy event, the Mutiny on board the Bounty.
- given by the gentlemen and people of the Bounty,
- they could give him no further account of the Bounty
- These circumstances concerning the Bounty,
- and his accomplices, who were on board the Bounty.
- used by the gentlemen and people of the Bounty,
- till he went on board the Bounty,
- the Captain was chosen to Command the Bounty.
- had perhaps been absent from the Bounty a single day,
Minutes - Bligh's Answer to Appendix
- on board the Bounty, Jan. 24th, 1789.
- armed Vessel, Bounty, on the 28th April, 1789. Drawn up at Timor
- the brother of Christian the Mutineer on board the Bounty;
- I Joseph Coleman, late belonging to his Majesty's armed vessel Bounty,
- Orders to Mr. J. Fryer, Master of the Bounty,
- at Batavia, into the Loss of the Bounty.
- with Mutiny on Board his Majesty's Ship the Bounty
- on Board his Majesty's Ship the Bounty;
- who headed the Mutineers of the Bounty;
- Bounty, for the better establishing a trade for Supplies of Provisions,
- Given under my hand, on board the Bounty,
- Deserter's Letter, dated on Board the Bounty,
- serving on board his Britannic Majesty's ship the Bounty,
- that he had left some friends on board the Bounty;
- of the unfortunate Mutineers of the Bounty,
- except one, on board the Bounty,
- on Board his Majesty's Ship Bounty;
- concerning the Mutiny in the Bounty,
- armed vessel the Bounty, William Bligh, Esq. Commander,
- (who was the Mutineer in the Bounty)
- armed vessel Bounty, William Bligh, Esq. Commander,
- respecting the Mutiny on board the Bounty,
- charged with Mutiny on board the Bounty;
- As I was on board the Bounty at the time of the Mutiny,
- My situation in the Bounty,
- that the Mutiny on board his Majesty's ship the Bounty,
- Examination respecting the Loss of his Majesty's Ship the Bounty
Minutes - E. Christian Reply to Bligh
- that he was recommended to the Bounty by Sir Joseph Banks,
- but, as Mr. Harwood never belonged to the Bounty,
- that the dreadful mutiny on board the Bounty originated
- to see any of the people of the Bounty,
- of other persons belonging to the Bounty,
- several more persons belonging to the Bounty.
- who had belonged to the Bounty.
- respecting the unfortunate mutiny on board the Bounty;
- of seeing two persons belonging to the Bounty
Morrison - Memorandum and Particulars
- The Bounty armed Vessel Lieut. William Bligh Commander,
- let them enquire of Mr John Fryer late Master of the Bounty,
- Bounty
- The Bounty was a Ship rigged Vessel of 200 Tons Merchants measurement;
- The Bounty on the same Day of the Year
- both belonging to the Bounty,
- that belonged to the Bounty
Morrison - Journal - Voyage to Tahiti
- I entered on board His Majestys Armed Vessel Bounty,
Morrison - Journal - Breadfruit Mission
- with the Bountys Name & the intent of Her Voyage
Morrison - Journal - Mutineers on Tahiti Part 1
- till the Bounty had Saild in April 89,
Morrison - Journal - Pandora
- formerly of the Bounty, was Officer of one of the Boats,
- and from Him we learnt the Fate of the Bountys Launch,
- He also enquired what was become of the Bounty and who was in her,
- On these Islands was found Part of the Bountys Driver Yard
Morrison - Treatise on Tahiti Situation & Extent; Face of ye Country; Air & Climate
- except Oparre, where the Bounty lay,
Morrison - Treatise on Tahiti Fruits
- Toepappaa or Indian Corn was first Introduced by the Bounty
Morrison - Treatise on Tahiti Persons
- after the Bounty saild in April 1789,
Morrison - Treatise on Tahiti Exercises & Diversions
- Officers and Crew of the Bounty Were Present.
Pandora - Captain Edwards's Instructions
- to command His Majesty's Armed Vessel the Bounty;
Pandora - Edwards's Report from Batavia Part 1
- and that he had appointed Christian captain of the Bounty
- Joseph Coleman, Armourer of the Bounty,
- George Stewart and Peter Heywood, midshipmen of the Bounty,
- belonging to the Bounty, and who had been
- the six remaining pirates belonging to the Bounty.
- a bower anchor belonging to the Bounty,
- and from journals kept on board the Bounty,
- the Bounty took on board 312 hogs,
- in my future search for the Bounty,
Pandora - Edwards's Report from Batavia Part 2
- but we got no intelligence of the Bounty or her people.
- with the Bounty
- and they all agreed that the Bounty was not,
- whom he remembered to have seen on board the Bounty
- As I was convinced that the Bounty was not on this island,
- and to look out for the Bounty and her people.
- a yard on the island marked "Bounty's Driver Yard"
- that the Bounty was, or had been there.
- could be made out of the Bounty or her people.
- where the Bounty lost the greater part of her spars,
- and hopes of finding the Bounty or her people there.
- that the Bounty's people were really upon the island
- or about the Bounty had she touched at either of these islands,
Pandora - Edwards's Report from Batavia Part 3
- and also the Navigators' Islands in search of the Bounty
- and to make inquiries after the Bounty and the tender,
- when he put in there for refreshments in the Bounty's launch.
- to make the necessary inquiries after the Bounty and our tender,
- After making inquiries after the Bounty and tender
- no information relative either to the Bounty or our tender.
- made the necessary inquiries, &c., after the Bounty, &c.,
Pandora - Edwards's Report from Batavia Part 4
- a list of pirates belonging to the Bounty, taken at Otaheite
Pandora - Edwards's Report from Good Hope
- pirates late belonging to the Bounty
Pandora - Edwards's Final Report
- belonging to H.M.S. late ship Bounty, taken at Otaheite.
- to His Majesty's armed vessel, the Bounty,
- a list of the pirates late belonging to the Bounty,
- List of Pirates late belonging to His Majesty's ship Bounty
Pandora - Hamilton Voyage Round the World Chap 1
- who having some dispute with one Thomson of the Bounty,
- had left Otaheitee long since in the Bounty,
- the mutineers of His Majesty's late ship Bounty,
- received for the refitment of the Bounty;
- the armourer of the Bounty, came on board,
- and a little after the two midshipmen belonging to the Bounty;
- assistance of the Bounty's people,
- avoided all intercourse and communication with the Bounty's people,
- a gentleman of that name belonging to the Bounty
- the armourer of the Bounty,
- frustrated from the loss of his majesty's ship Bounty.
Pandora - Hamilton Voyage Round the World Chap 2
- having seen Lieut. Hayward on board the Bounty.
- a thing impossible for the Bounty to have been there;
- a yard and some spars marked Bounty,
- from finding the Bounty's yard and spars.
- to make inquiry after the Bounty and our tender;
Pandora - Hamilton Voyage Round the World Chap 5
- but the governor having a description of the Bounty's pirates
Pandora - Renouard - Voyage of the Pandora's Tender
- that the mutineers who quitted Otaheite in the Bounty
- to His Majesty's late Ship Bounty
- saved out of the plunder of the Bounty's stores.
- The fate of the Bounty had been communicated
- part of the Pirates who had seized on the Bounty.
Bligh Court Martial - Opening
- for the Loss of the Bounty October 22, 1790
- of the Seizure of His Majesty's Armed Vessel the Bounty
Bligh Court Martial - Letter from Coupang
- for the Loss of the Bounty October 22, 1790
- that His Majesty's armed Vessel Bounty under my command
Bligh Court Martial - Testimony and Conclusion
- for the Loss of the Bounty October 22, 1790
- the Seizure of His Majesty's Armed Vessel, the Bounty
- that the said armed vessel, the Bounty
Purcell Court Martial - Opening
- of His Majesty's armed Vessel the Bounty
- Commander of the said armed Vessel the Bounty,
Purcell Court Martial - Letter of Charges
- Carpenter of His Majesty's Ship Bounty,
- when under my Command in the Bounty's Launch
Purcell Court Martial - Simpson Testimony
- George Simpson a Seaman belonging to the Bounty called in and sworn.
Purcell Court Martial - Hayward Testimony
- Mr Thomas Hayward a Midshipman belonging to the Bounty
Edwards Court Martial
- of recovering His Majesty's armed Vessel the Bounty
Mutineers Court Martial
- to Command His Majesty's armed Vessel the "Bounty"
- the said armed Vessel the "Bounty"
- of his proceedings in the "Bounty"
Mutineers Court Martial - Fryer Testimony
- Mr. JOHN FRYER, Master of His Majesty's armed Vessel "Bounty,"
- respecting the running away with His Majesty's Ship "Bounty"?
- to our quitting the "Bounty"
- to the People on board the "Bounty"
- in the Day of the Mutiny on board the "Bounty"?
- Q. As Master of the "Bounty,"
Mutineers Court Martial - Cole Testimony
- WILLIAM COLE, Boatswain of "Bounty," called in and sworn.
- respecting His Majesty's Ship "Bounty" being run away with.
- were detained in the "Bounty" against their Will.
Mutineers Court Martial - Peckover Testimony
- but late of the "Bounty," called in and sworn.
- respecting His Majesty's Armed Vessel "Bounty" being run away with.
- did the Ship's Company of the "Bounty" consist of?
- Q. Were there any Centinels usually placed on board the "Bounty"
Mutineers Court Martial - Purcell Testimony
- Mr. PURCELL, Carpenter of the "Bounty," called in and sworn.
- respecting His Majesty's Ship "Bounty" being run away with?
- Q. Were the Booms of the "Bounty" above the Deck?
- to send the Commander of the "Bounty"
Mutineers Court Martial - Hayward Testimony
- since the departure of Lieutenant Bligh in the "Bounty,"
- belonging to His Majesty's Armed Vessel the "Bounty,"
- respecting His Majesty's Ship "Bounty" being run away with?
- of the Mutiny in His Majesty's Ship "Bounty."
- who had quitted the "Bounty"
- that they belonged to His Majesty's late Ship "Bounty"
- to go away with His Majesty's Ship "Bounty"
- which had staid on Shore from His Majesty's Ship "Bounty"
- you perceived on board the "Bounty"
- and any of the Officers of the "Bounty"
- Q. On the Day of the Mutiny on board the "Bounty"
Mutineers Court Martial - Hallett Testimony
- late Mid-shipman belonging to the "Bounty,"
- respecting His Majesty's armed Vessel "Bounty" being run away with?
- Commander of the "Bounty,"
Mutineers Court Martial - J. Smith Testimony
- JOHN SMITH, a Seaman lately belonging to the "Bounty,"
- respecting His Majesty's armed Vessel "Bounty" being run away with?
Mutineers Court Martial - Edwards Testimony
- that the "Bounty" had been twice at Otaheite
- after the "Bounty" and her People.
- that had been built by the "Bounty's" People;
- another of the People belonging to the "Bounty";
- I had heard of the Affair of the "Bounty."
- to enter into Conversation with him respecting the "Bounty,"
Mutineers Court Martial - Coleman Defense
- Mr. COLE, Boatswain of the "Bounty," called in again and sworn.
Mutineers Court Martial - Heywood Defense
- that any Part of the "Bounty's" Crew had arrived in England,
- that the "Bounty's" People had arrived in England?
- that any of the "Bounty's" Crew had arrived in England
- respecting the Return of the "Bounty" to Mativy Bay,
- Such then was exactly my situation on board the "Bounty"
- that he left some friends on board the "Bounty,"
- as one of the "Bounty's" people,
- which every body was on board the "Bounty,"
- Q. Whose Watch was I in on board the "Bounty"
- respecting myself and the "Bounty"
- of the Transactions of the "Bounty"
- between the Boats leaving the "Bounty"
- who went away in the "Bounty" the second time?
- A. I understood there were nine belonging to the "Bounty."
- or went away in the "Bounty" with the Pirates?
- that he went away with the "Bounty"
- whether any of the "Bounty's" People
- tell you that the "Bounty" had been run away with
- he told me many Circumstances relative to the "Bounty."
- that the "Bounty" had been run away with.
- to vindicate his Conduct on board the "Bounty."
- as one belonging to the "Bounty."
- "I belong to the Bounty."
- A. He gave himself up as one belonging to the "Bounty."
Mutineers Court Martial - Byrn Defense
- to quit His Majesty's Ship the "Bounty"
Mutineers Court Martial - Morrison Defense
- I was Boatswain's Mate of His Majesty's Ship "Bounty,"
- at the Time of the Mutiny on board the "Bounty"
Mutineers Court Martial - McIntosh Defense
- is on board the Bounty in the South Sea—
Mutineers Court Martial - Muspratt Defense
- and running away with His Majesty's Ship the "Bounty"
- I was Assistant to the Cook of the "Bounty,"
Mutineers Court Martial - Burkett Defense
- that was written soon after I left the "Bounty,"
- as the Mutinous seizure of the "Bounty"—
Pitcairn - Quarterly Review 1810
- that escaped in his Majesty's late ship Bounty, Captain W. Bligh.
- Alexander Smith appears on the books of the Bounty as follows:
- and it appears also that the Bounty
Pitcairn - Pipon Narrative
- that accompanied the Mutineers of the Bounty from Otaheite.
- Capt Pipons Narrative of the Late Mutineers of H.M. Ship Bounty
- & ultimately retaining possession of the Bounty,
- the only surviving Englishman 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
- & 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
Pitcairn - Quarterly Review 1815
- that the Bounty had on board a chronometer made by Kendal,
- to discover and bring to England the Bounty,
- Of the discovery of the descendants of the mutineers of the Bounty
- in the year 1789 his Majesty's armed vessel the Bounty,
- who informed me that he was one of the Bounty's crew,
- which he told me belonged to the Bounty.
- to be the descendants of the deluded crew of the Bounty,
- *There was no such name in the Bounty's crew;
- from the iron supplied by the Bounty,
- This was occasioned by the Bounty having proceeded thither
Pitcairn - Delano 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,
- 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 and the mutineers.
Pitcairn - Jenny's Account, Sydney Gazette 1819
- of the mutineers of the Bounty,
- "Account of the mutineers of the ship Bounty,
- the following persons were aboard the Bounty:
Pitcairn - Jenny's Story
- "The day on which the Bounty returned to Otaheite,
- and embarked in the Bounty, and sailed for Otaheite,
- PITCAIRN'S ISLAND—THE BOUNTY'S CREW.
- This account of the Bounty mutineers,
- with an account of the Mutiny on board the Bounty.
- respecting his Majesty's ship Bounty,
- who belonged to the Bounty,
- A vessel may anchor where the Bounty did;
Pitcairn - John Adams's Story
- *Adams went by the name of Alexander Smith in the Bounty.
- "Huzza for Otaheite!" echoed throughout the Bounty.
- of every transaction connected with the fate of the Bounty:
- His Majesty's ship Bounty was purchased into the Service,
- when the Bounty, on her homeward voyage,
- the Bounty was warped inside the reef
- 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.
Pitcairn - The Pitcairners
- 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,
Pitcairn - Pitcairn Island Register Title Page
- From the Destruction of the Bounty
Pitcairn - Pitcairn Island Register 1790-1794
- Jan. 23. H.M.S. Bounty burned at Pitcairns Island
Pitcairn - Pitcairn Island Register 1795-1799
- The copper kettle of the Bounty
Pitcairn - Pitcairn Island Register 1815-1823
- by the Bounty left the Island in this ship.
Pitcairn - 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 - Pitcairn Island Register Aug 31-Oct 2, 1841
- and relict of Fletcher Christian of the Bounty
Pitcairn - Pitcairn Island Register Jan 1-Mar 22, 1845
- fishing up two of the Bounty's guns
- having been spiked by the Bountys crew.
Pitcairn - Pitcairn Island Register Jan 1-Nov 17, 1846
- Susannah the old woman who came hither in the Bounty
Pitcairn - 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 - Pitcairn Island Register Mar 24-Dec 24, 1850
- July 10 Susannah (a Native of Tahiti and last survivor of the Bounty)
Pitcairn - Pitcairn Island Register Jan 31 cont, 1853
- went for the purpose of loading the Bountys old gun
- from the wreck of the "Bounty"
Pitcairn - Pitcairn Island Register Feb 18-Mar 24, 1854
- by the accidental explosion of the "Bounty's Gun"
Pitcairn - Pitcairn Island Register Apr 7, 1855 cont.
- from the accidental discharge of the Bounty's gun,
Pitcairn - Pitcairn Island Register Sep 7-8, 1856
- from Elizabeth Young (daughter of Mills of the "Bounty")
Stuff - Extracts from Mortimer of Mercury
- Lieut. Bligh, of his Britannick Majesty's ship Bounty,
- one of the officers of the Bounty was buried.
- that this gentleman was the surgeon of the Bounty,
Stuff - Ledward Letters
- the Surgeon's Mate did not go on board the Bounty,
- "On board the Bounty at St. Helens. 10 Decr 1787.
- & I immediately agreed with Captn Blythe of the Bounty
- "The Bounty is a small Ship of about 220 tuns....
Stuff - Coleman Letter
- from the Master at Arms[*] of the Bounty armed Ship
- that so early and particular an account of the Bounty
Stuff - Brunswick Log - Hanging Day
- Mutiny On Board the Bounty Cap't Blyth on Return from Otahaita.
Stuff - Eyewitness Account of Hanging
- "The execution of the three men belonging to the Bounty