Palmer, Thomas Fyshe, 1747-1802
Variant namesPalmer was sentenced to seven years transportation to New South Wales for seditious practices as a result of his preaching Unitarianism to Scottish congregations. During his exile he set up a pioneer trading company, Boston & Co. and built ships to carry goods. Palmer died at Guam on the return voyage to England.
From the description of [Letters]. [1794-1796] (Libraries Australia). WorldCat record id: 225648204
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| creatorOf | Palmer, Thomas Fyshe, 1747-1802. [Letter, 1793 Dec. 11, Lincolin Inn Fields, London to Rev. W. Dyer] [manuscript] / [from Thomas Fyshe Palmer]. | Libraries Australia | |
| referencedIn | McLaren, Ian F. (Ian Francis), 1912-. Scottish martyrs / [Ian F. McLaren]. | Libraries Australia | |
| referencedIn | Vol. XXXII. (ff. 279). April 1782-Dec. 1793.William Windham, Secretary of State, etc: General political correspondence: 1782-1810.includes:f. 1 Charles Watson-Wentworth, 2nd Marquess of Rockingham; Prime Minister: Letter to, from W.Windham: 1782.f.... | British Library | |
| creatorOf | Palmer, Thomas Fyshe, 1747-1802. [Letters]. | Libraries Australia |
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Birth 1747
Death 1802
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