MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT
AND PENAL SETTLEMENT
AT KING GEORGE SOUND

by

J. Sweetman

In 1826 the brig Amity set sail from Sydney to establish a penal settlement at King George's Sound, in what was then unclaimed territory, to prevent a possible French claim.  Under the command of Major Lockyer the settlement of 'Frederick's Town' was proclaimed.

Sweetman provides a detailed list of the personnel, military and convict, who first settled there until it came under the control of the Swan River Colony in 1831.

ISBN 0 85905 022 X

1989, Soft Cover, 24pp, 40grams, $5.50 + POST

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