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138:, the First Fleet's designated destination in New South Wales, proved unsuitable for a colony, however, when the expedition landed there in the first month of the new year. The ships of the First Fleet subsequently moved up the New South Wales coastline, under the direction of Captain 260:, sometimes in American service and sometimes British. Nagle worked on shipping between Portugal and its colony in Brazil, basing himself in Lisbon where he lived from 1811 to 1821. He retired for good from the sea in 1824 shortly after his wife and all their children died of 180:, and England. The ship was wrecked on a reef on Norfolk Island in 1790 during one of its replenishment missions. Nagle would spend a year on the island until he was eventually collected by a British vessel and returned to England, arriving there in 1792. 24:(1761–1841) was an American and British soldier, sailor, and, above all, diarist who provides an exceptional first-hand account of many of the dramatic events of his lifetime. His journal covers the period from 1775 to 1841. 484: 494: 524: 534: 509: 529: 459: 539: 479: 474: 544: 469: 464: 354:
Hill, David "1788, The Brutal Truth of the First Fleet, the biggest single overseas migration the world had ever seen" Random house Australia (
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In 1795, Nagle returned to England and married. He and his wife had seven children over the ensuing years. In 1796, he served with Admiral
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Shy, John. "Benjamin Gilbert and Jacob Nagle: Soldiers of the American Revolution" in Nancy L. Rhoden and Ian I. Steele, eds.
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captured the island in 1782 but was almost immediately arrested again for aiding British sailors. He was then taken to
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as "prize-master", which resulted in his making considerable sums of money from captured enemy shipping during the
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His journal provides a vivid record of the major events and new territories of these decades, and he wrote his
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subsequently acted as a re-supply vessel and communications link between New South Wales, the
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The Nagle journal : a diary of the life of Jacob Nagle, sailor, from the year 1775–1841
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Frost, Alan. "Jacob Nagle" in Matthew, H.C.G. and Brian Harrison, eds.
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were taken. In 1794, Nagle jumped to a new ship to go to
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Here, on 26 January 1788, Phillip officially founded the
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United States Navy personnel of the American Revolution
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in 1781. He was captured by the British and taken to
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Reading, Pennsylvania
American Revolutionary War
Battle of Brandywine
George Washington
Valley Forge
Continental Army
Continental Navy
USS Saratoga
privateer
St. Kitts
Caribbean
French Navy
Martinique
Royal Navy
First Fleet
able seaman
Sirius
Australia
New South Wales
Botany Bay
Arthur Phillip
Port Jackson
Colony of New South Wales
City of Sydney
Australia Day
Pacific Ocean
Norfolk Island
press ganged
Hector
Bounty Mutineers

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