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HENRY FREELING

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Ship Details

Rig

Schooner/ketch

Built

1813

Built In

Woodbridge, Suffolk

Tonnage

91

Dimensions

62.2 x 17.1 x 10.6

Demise

1833: reg. London. 1837: George Weller, reg. Sydney. 18 Nov.12: Wrecked in New Zealand at the whaling station of Tautuku, South Otago.

VoyagesView Full List

16 June 1839 ➜ 3 July 1839

29 March 1839 ➜ 14 April 1839

27 January 1839 ➜ 18 February 1839

18 September 1838 ➜ 22 October 1838

25 April 1838 ➜ 11 June 1838

Media

Sources

Reference

Daniel Wheeler South Sea Day Book, kept aboard "Henry Freeling"

Reference

Letters and papers and journal extracts, 1832 - 1846 of Daniel Wheeler

Location

Society of Friends, London. Copies Australian Joint Copying Project M reels 693 - 707

Reference

Daniel Wheeler - Extracts from the letters and journal of Daniel Wheeler - (including Van Diemen's Land New South Wales, Tahiti, Tonga, Hawaii and New Zealand ) (London 1839)

Reference

Daniel Wheeler - Memoirs of the life and gospel labours of the late Daniel Wheeler - edited by his son, also on a religious visit (London 1842

Reference

James Backhouse - A Narrative of a Visit to the Australian Colonies (London 1843). James Backhouse, Quaker, joined the voyage at Hobart Town.

Reference

James Backhouse's letter-books and journal letter transcripts, 1831 - 1868

Location

Australian Joint Copying Project M reels 693 - 707

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