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John Short Author of A different view of Hobart is one of the presenters at the Goodwin-Munro Muster in late Oct 2026 at...
04/09/2026

John Short Author of A different view of Hobart is one of the presenters at the Goodwin-Munro Muster in late Oct 2026 at Hobart. PEELING BACK THE LAYERS OF THE BANK ARCADE BUILDING The shop, opened in Aug 1805, is the building that was found beneath the Bank Arcade in Liverpool Street Hobart. It was the first private shop in the settlement making it the oldest known building in Tasmania. It was the first of many firsts for the building as it became a home to government officers, convicts, manufacturers and retailers over the next two centuries. https://www.australianhistoryresearch.info/andrew-goodwin-lydia-munro-family-muster/

Was your ancestor working as a constable on Norfolk Island in 1805.
04/09/2026

Was your ancestor working as a constable on Norfolk Island in 1805.

Richard Appletree: sentence expired on the stores, constable. Inhabitants of Norfolk Island: Late 1808 – 1814 William Atkins: settler from

Thomas Palmer, Convict, Salamander 1791 went to Norfolk Island on a colonial sentence in 1804.
03/09/2026

Thomas Palmer, Convict, Salamander 1791 went to Norfolk Island on a colonial sentence in 1804.

Thomas Palmer was convicted at the Old Bailey in 1789 and transported to New South Wales on the Salamander in 1791. He was convicted again in 1804 and sent to Norfolk Island, where records place him until his return to Port Jackson in 1809. He later appeared in Windsor and Wilberforce records, but n...

Just published our Sep newsletter edition 1
01/09/2026

Just published our Sep newsletter edition 1

Racecourse Burial Ground Ulladulla, NSW History Week 2026 Saturday 12 September 10.00am Ulladulla-based historian and au...
29/08/2026

Racecourse Burial Ground Ulladulla, NSW History Week 2026 Saturday 12 September 10.00am Ulladulla-based historian and author Cathy Dunn will showcase the old pioneer Ulladulla Cemetery, a historic burial ground in South Ulladulla that was active from 1856 to 1900. This is a free event as part of History Week NSW 2026 on site at 171 Princes Highway Ulladulla (on the western side at South Ulladulla). As part of History Week NSW 2026, Cathy Dunn will share the cemetery’s history, stories, and burials, including those of Indigenous people and local pioneer families.https://ulladulla.info/racecourse-burial-ground-ulladulla-nsw/

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