Letters of George Collins and Maria Collins, 1808-1809. [1808-1809]
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Collins, Maria, d. 1830
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Collins, David, 1756-1810
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Lieutenant-Colonel David Collins was ordered to establish a settlement on Port Phillip Bay to secure the strategic Bass Strait for the British. However, he was unhappy with that locality and decided to transfer the settlement to the Derwent River. On 15 February 1804, Collins, with the first detachment from Port Phillip in the Ocean and Lady Nelson, anchored off the new settlement at Risdon. A quick inspection satisfied him that the site was quite unsuitable and he made his own reconnaissance, e...
Cox, Charles Howard
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Collins, George W.
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Resident of Hamiton, MI; served with the Mich 4th Cav, Co C; died at Murfreesboro, TN, 1863. From the description of Letters, 1862-1863. (Clarke Historical Library). WorldCat record id: 32934076 George Collins was the brother of David Collins, who was Lieutenant-Governor at Hobart from 1803-1810. Daughter of Captain Charles Proctor, Maria Proctor married David Collins in Halifax, Nova Scotia, in 1777. David sailed with the First Fleet to Botany Bay i...