Clark, Arthur Glenn, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Arthur Glenn Clark was born on Pitcairn Island on December 12, 1956. He is the son of Oscar Harrison Clark and Norma Ruth Jacobsen. 

Clark, Blake Leslie Eugene, thePeerage.com 

Blake Leslie Eugene Clark was born on August 22, 1921, on Pitcairn Island. He was the son of Roy Palmer Clark and Hycainth May Coffin. 

Clark, Diana Margarete Lynda, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Diana Margarete Lynda Clark was born on Pitcairn Island on August 24, 1950. She is the daughter of Oscar Harrison Clark and Norma Ruth Jacobsen. 

Clark, Ernest Denis, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Ernest Denis Clark was born on Pitcairn Island on April 30, 1937. He is the son of Oliver Bryon Clark and Jessie Lurita Young. 

Clark, Everett Boyd Christian, thePeerage.com 

Everett Boyd Christian Clark was born on Pitcairn Island in 1916. He was the son of Lincoln Clark and Augusta Ruth Lena Christian. 

Clark, Hyacinth May 

See entry for Hyacinth May Coffin. 

Clark, Kathleen Judith, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Kathleen Judith Clark was born on Pitcairn Island on December 15, 1952. She is the daughter of Oscar Harrison Clark and Norma Ruth Jacobsen. 

Clark, Leona Gladys, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Leona Gladys Clark was born on Pitcairn Island. She is the daughter of Oscar Harrison Clark and Norma Ruth Jacobsen. 

Clark, Lincoln, Australasian Record 38, Mar. 26, 1934, p. 6; thePeerage.com 

Lincoln Clark was born in 1865 in the United States of America. He married Augusta Ruth Lena Christian, daughter of Alphonso Driver Christian and Sarah McCoy, after 1906 on Pitcairn Island. He died on February 10, 1934, on Pitcairn Island. As a cabin boy, Lincoln was a survivor of the shipwreck of the ship Acadia, and was stranded on Pitcairn. Repatriated to California, he married and raised a family there, and after the death of his wife, he and his eldest son, Roy Palmer Clark, returned to Pitcairn where they married and settled permanently. He died of a throat tumor. The children of Lincoln Clark and Augusta Ruth Lena Christian were Oliver Bryon Clark, born December 27, 1912, and died June 3, 1994; Olive Beryl Clark, born December 27, 1912; Everett Boyd Christian Clark, born 1916; and Oscar Harrison Clark, born June 29, 1927. 

Clark, Linda Beryl, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Linda Beryl Clark was born on Pitcairn Island on January 29, 1952. She is the daughter of James Daniel Jacobsen and Zeta Reba Clark. 

Clark, Norma Ruth, Australasian Record 97, Nov. 14, 1992, p. 13

Clark, Olive Beryl, thePeerage.com 

Olive Beryl Clark was born on December 27, 1912, on Pitcairn Island. She was the daughter of Lincoln Clark and Augusta Ruth Lena Christian. Olive was a twin. 

Clark, Oliver Byron, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Oliver Bryon Clark was born on Pitcairn Island on December 27, 1912. He was the son of Lincoln Clark and Augusta Ruth Lena Christian. He married Jessie Lurita Young, daughter of Walter Fisher Percival Young and Rita Stella McCoy, on Pitcairn Island. He died on June 3, 1994, at the age of 81, at Wellington, New Zealand. Oliver was a twin. (For the children of Oliver and Jessie Lurita Young, see "Jessie Lurita Young.") 

Clark, Oscar Harrison, Pitcairn Miscellany 23, August 1981, p. 1-2; Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Oscar Harrison Clark was born on Pitcairn Island on June 29, 1927. He is the son of Lincoln Clark and Augusta Ruth Lena Christian. He married Norma Ruth Jacobsen, daughter of Niels Oluf Jacobsen and Inez Warren, on Pitcairn Island. Oscar was the postmaster of Pitcairn Island in 1964. (For the children of Oscar and Norma Ruth Jacobsen, see "Norma Ruth Jacobsen.") 

Clark, Roger Paul, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Roger Paul Clark was born on Pitcairn Island on August 20, 1946. He is the son of Oliver Byron Clark and Jessie Lurita Young. He married Dawn Catherine Harris on December 4, 1965, in Wellington, New Zealand. The children of Roger and Dawn Catherine Harris are Vicky Marie Dean, born April 20, 1966; Debra Ann Clark, born July 31, 1968; and Blair Roger Dean, born February 17, 1971. 

Clark, Roy Palmer, Pitcairn Miscellany 22, May 1980, p. 1; thePeerage.com 

Roy Palmer Clark was born on 2 October 1893, in the United States of America. He married Hyacinth May Coffin, the daughter of Philip Cook Coffin and Mary Jane Florence Warren, in 1913 on Pitcairn Island. Roy died on 10 May 1980 at age 86 on Pitcairn Island. This from a philatelic magazine about Roy: "Roy P. Clark, longtime postmaster of tiny Pitcairn Island in the South Pacific, died last May 10 at the age of 86, Pitcairn Log reports, quoting the island's monthly newspaper, Pitcairn Miscellany, to which Clark had been a regular contributor. Roy Clark was born far from Pitcairn. He was a native of San Francisco, who went to the island as a youth of 16 and in the following seven decades serviced his isolated community in many capacities. His father, Lincoln Clark, came to Pitcairn after being shipwrecked on nearby Ducie Island in 1881. Lincoln returned to San Francisco, but after the death of his wife went back to the island with his son. Roy Palmer Clark married Hyacinth May Coffin, daughter of Philip Coffin, a Nantucket sail-maker who had been shipwrecked at the same time as Lincoln Clark. Mrs. Clark died in 1974. For several years in the 1930s Roy Clark was the schoolmaster of Pitcairn Island. Throughout his adult life he held leadership positions in the island's Seventh-day Adventist Church. For 18 years he was the postmaster, corresponding with stamp collectors in many parts of the world. After Pitcairn issued its first stamps in 1940 he helped put together the booklets for the first issue which in recent years became priceless. Clark was never pictured on a stamp, but his house was -- on a 20-cent value of the 1968 Pitcairn definitives. It was included in the series as the oldest house on the island, once the home of Thursday October Christian, son of Fletcher Christian, who led the mutiny on the Bounty and brought the first permanent settlers to Pitcairn early in 1790." Roy Palmer Clark and Evelyn May Young had one son, Ralph Chester Clark who was born on 19 October 1911. Roy and Lillian Ella Coffin had one child, Elvina Imogene Coffin who was born on 7 November 1919. Roy and Hyacinth May Coffin had one child, Blake Leslie Eugene Clark who was born on 22 August 1921.

Clark, Zeta Reba, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Zeta Reba Clark was born on Pitcairn Island on October 8, 1932. She was the daughter of Oliver Bryon Clark and Jessie Lurita Young. The children of Zeta Reba Clark and James Daniel Jacobsen are Linda Beryl Clark, born January 29, 1952; Marlene Loretta Jacobsen, born January 17, 1964; Dean James Jacobsen, born January 9, 1966; Tracy Karen Jacobsen, born April 24, 1967; and Anne Michelle Jacobsen, born May 26, 1970. 

Cobbin, Rex Ewen, Steley 

Rex Ewen Cobbin, along with his wife Win Ethel Isobel, was the pastor of the Seventh-day Adventist Church on Pitcairn Island in 1959 and 1960. 

Coddington, Alice, thePeerage.com 

Alice Coddington married Clement Freeman Coffin, son of Phillip Cook Coffin and Alta Elizabeth Christian, in 1946, on Pitcairn Island. Her married name became Coffin. 

Coffin, Blake Leslie Eugene, thePeerage.com 

Blake Leslie Eugene Coffin was born on Pitcairn Island on August 22, 1921, the son of Roy Palmer Clark and Hycainth May Coffin. 

Coffin, Clement Freeman, thePeerage.com 

Clement Freeman Coffin was born on May 22, 1916, on Pitcairn Island. He was the son of Phillip Cook Coffin and Alta Elizabeth Christian. He married Alice Coddington in 1946 on Pitcairn Island. Clement served in World War II. He was named at birth Clement Freeman Christian, but he used the name Coffin. 

Coffin, Edson Sterling, thePeerage.com 

Eldon Sterling Coffin was born on Pitcairn Island on January 22, 1898. He died in 1939. He was the son of Philip Cook Coffin and Mary Jane Florence Warren. He married Julianne Mariana Turianna Johnstone, daughter of Louis Johnstone and Caroline Agatha Christian, on Pitcairn Island. He and Julianne Marianna Turianna Johnstone were divorced. He died in 1939, in New Zealand. The children of Eldon and Julianne Marianna Turianne Johnstone were Florence Rovenia Gladys Coffin, born November 9, 1923; Mervin Eugene Coffin, born June 13, 1926; and Philip Mervin Coffin, born January 13, 1932. 

Coffin, Elvina Imogene, thePeerage.com 

Elvina Imogene Coffin was born on Pitcairn Island on November 7, 1919. She was the daughter of Roy Palmer Clark, who was born on October 2, 1893, in the United States; and Lillian Ella Coffin, who was born on Pitcairn Island on August 27, 1903. 

Esther Coffin

Coffin, Esther Godfrey, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Esther Godfrey Coffin was born on Pitcairn Island on December 18, 1887. She was the daughter of Philip Cook Coffin and Mary Jane Florence Warren. She married Walter Henry Petch, son of Henry Petch and Annie Wheeler, on May 24, 1905, on Pitcairn Island. Her married name became Petch. Esther and Walter were married by the captain of the schooner, County of Dumfries, which had stopped at Pitcairn for supplies. After the birth of their first child, Esther and Walter traveled to various islands, finally arriving in Australia about 1913. The children of Esther and Walter Henry Petch were Henry Oliver Petch; Jeanette Agnes Lillian Naureen Petch, Walter Ivan Petch, Loe Florence Petch, John Petch, Beatrice Petch, Raymond Joseph Petch, Patrick Petch and Mary Joan Petch. Esther married William John Ward in 1942, at Lewisham, New South Wales, Australia. Her married name became Ward. She died on August 27, 1958, at age 70, at Tamworth, New South Wales, Australia. 

Coffin, Florence Rovenia Gladys, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Florence Rovenia Gladys Coffin was born on Pitcairn Island on November 9, 1923. She was the daughter of Eldon Sterling Coffin and Julianne Marianna Turianna Johnstone. She married William Brummer in Wellington, New Zealand. Her married name became Brummer. 

Coffin, Freeman Everette, thePeerage.com 

Freeman Everette Coffin was born on December 21, 1889, on Pitcairn Island. He was the son of Phillip Cook Coffin and Mary Jane Florence Warren. He was buried on July 15, 1909, on Pitcairn Island. He died after a 10-day illness, probably of consumption. 

May Coffin Clark

Coffin, Hyacinth May, thePeerage.com, Pitcairn Miscellany 16, Dec. 1974, p. 5. Also see Australasian Record 80, Fe. 17, 1975, p. 14. 

Hyacinth May Coffin was born on May 30, 1895, on Pitcairn Island. She was the daughter of Philip Cook Coffin and Mary Jane Florence Warren. In 1913 on Pitcairn, she married Roy Palmer Clark, an American, who was teacher, postmaster and a church elder on the Island. Her married name became Clark. May's father came to Pitcairn, along with Roy's father, Lincoln Clark, in a lifeboat from the shipwrecked Acadia on which they had both been crew members. She died on December 18, 1974, on Pitcairn Island. The child of Hyacinth May Coffin and Roy Palmer Clark was Blake Leslie Eugene Clark, born August 22, 1921. Hyacinth May was named after Captain Henry J. May of the British warship HMS Hyacinth. When the ship called at Pitcairn on February 17, 1895, the captain requested that the next child born on the Island be named after his ship and himself. Hyacinth May's birth on May 30, 1895, made her the first child born after the ship's call.

Coffin, Lillian Ella, thePeerage.com 

Lillian Ella Coffin was born on Pitcairn Island on August 27, 1903. She was the daughter of Philip Cook Coffin and Mary Jane Florence Warren. She died in New Zealand. The child of Lillian Ella Coffin and Roy Palmer Clark was Elvina Imogene Coffin, born November 7, 1919. 

Coffin, Mary Florence, thePeerage.com 

Mary Florence Coffin was born on 1 October 1882 on Pitcairn Island. She was the daughter of Philip Cook Coffin and Mary Jane Florence Warren. 

Coffin, Mervin Eugene, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Mervin Eugene Coffin was born on Pitcairn Island on June 13, 1926. He was the son of Eldon Sterling Coffin and Julianne Marianna Turianna Johnstone. Mervin died of convulsions and was buried on February 24, 1929, on Pitcairn Island. 

Millie Coffin Christian

Coffin Millie Flora, Life sketch in Pitcairn Miscellany 44, July 2001, 1-2; South Pacific Division Record 106, August 18, 2001, 13-14; Lareau; thePeerage.com 

Millie Flora Coffin was born on Pitcairn Island on November 10, 1907. She was the daughter of Philip Cook Coffin and Mary Jane Florence Warren. She married Warren Clive Christian, son of Richard Edgar Allen Christian and Adelia Carrie Jordon McCoy, in 1942, on Pitcairn Island. From 1942, her married name became Christian. She lived in 1993, on Pitcairn Island. Because her father was from Nantucket, Massachusetts, Millie liked to refer to herself as an 'American Pitcairner.' She has a gentle, round face and a soft round body to match. Yet her great, leg-of-mutton arms have the strength of a man's. She is unusual among the women in that she has no trace of her Polynesian ancestry in her features. She wears the first set of dentures made on the Island, a workable set constructed by a neighbor, Hilda Young, in 1954. (Ball: Pitcairn: Children of Mutiny). Millie is pictured with her daughter and family on p. 515 of: Howard: "Pitcairn and Norfolk," National Geographic, October 1983. The child of Millie and Norris Henry Young is Watson Rhodes Coffin, born August 7, 1924. 

Coffin, Philip Cook, Australasian Record 54, Jul. 3, 1950, p. 7; thePeerage.com 

Philip Cook Coffin was born between 1 December 1837 and 15 December 1837 at Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.A. He lived most of his adult life on Pitcairn Island. He married Mary Jane Florence Warren, daughter of Samuel Russell Warren and Agnes Christian in 1881 on Pitcairn Island. Philip Cook Coffin fought in the American Civil War between 8 November 1861 and 20 February 1864, serving on the receiving Ship Ohio, the USS Portsmouth, and the USS Colorado. In 1881 he arrived on Pitcairn as a result of the shipwreck of the Acadia. The children of Philip Cook Coffin and Mary Jane Florence Warren were Mary Florence Coffin, born 1 October 1882; Selina Isabella Coffin, born 25 May 1884; Samuel Eugene Coffin, born 16 January 1886; Esther Godfrey Coffin, born 18 December 1887, died 27 August 1958; Freeman Everette Coffin, born 21 December 1889; Phillip Cook Coffin, born 15 December 1891; Hyacinth May Coffin, born 30 May 1895, died 18 December 1974; Eldon Sterling Coffin, born 22 January 1898, died 1939; Lillian Ella Coffin, born 27 August 1903; and Millie Flora Coffin, born 10 November 1907. 

Coffin, Phillip Cook, thePeerage.com 

Phillip Cook Coffin was born on Pitcairn Island on December 15, 1891. He was the son of Philip Cook Coffin and Mary Jane Florence Warren. Phillip had a child with Alta Elizabeth Christian named Clement Freeman Coffin, who was born on May 22, 1916. 

Coffin, Philip Mervin, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Philip Mervin Coffin was born on Pitcairn Island on January 13, 1932. He is the son of Eldon Sterling Coffin and Julianne Marianna Turianna Johnstone. He died as a result of burns on his chest and upper body, and was buried on May 19, 1935, on Pitcairn Island. 

Coffin, Samuel Eugene, thePeerage.com 

Samuel Eugene Coffin was born on Pitcairn Island on January 16, 1886. He was the son of Philip Cook Coffin and Mary Jane Florence Warren. 

Coffin, Selina Agnes, thePeerage.com 

Selina Agnes Coffin was born in 1911 on Pitcairn Island. She was the daughter of Nicodemo (?) and Selina Isabella Coffin. She married Sterling Gifford Christian, son of Edgar Allen Christian and Dorcas Almira Christian on Pitcairn Island. Her married name became Christian. She adopted Betty Jean Christian. The children of Selina and Sterling Christian were Hazel Mossele Christian, born 19 July 1933; Clive John Christian, born 18 March 1935; Daphne Juanita Christian, born 10 March 1939; Clement Sterling Christian, born 29 January 1941; Betty Jean Christian, born 23 November 1943; Marie Christian, born 2 March 1946; and William Lee Elias Christian, born 26 July 1951. 

Selina Isabella Coffin

Coffin, Selina Isabella, thePeerage.com 

Selena Isabella Coffin was born on 25 May 1884 on Pitcairn Island. She was the daughter of Philip Cook Coffin and Mary Jane Florence Warren. She married Nicodemo (?) in 1903 on Pitcairn Island. She died on Pitcairn Island. Selina lived most of her life on Mangareva in the Gambier Islands. At the time of her father's death, she chartered a boat to return to Pitcairn. Finally, as she was suffering her final illness, she returned to Pitcairn where she was cared for by her sister Millie, until she died. The child of Selina and Nicodemo (?) was Selina Agnes Coffin, born in 1911. 

Coffin, Watson Rhodes, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Watson Rhodes Coffin was born on Pitcairn Island on August 7, 1924. He was the son of Norris Henry Young and Millie Flora Coffin. 

Davies, Donald Howard, Steley 

Donald Howard Davies, along with his wife Ellen May, was pastor of the Pitcairn Island Seventh-day Adventist Church from 1961 to 1963. 

Dever, John James, Steley 

John James Dever, along with his wife Doriz Hazel, was pastor of the Pitcairn Island Seventh-day Adventist Church from  1973 to 1976. 

Donald, Lea, thePeerage.com 

Lea Donald was born on July 3. She married Len Calvin David Brown, son of Len Carlyle Brown and Thelma Adella Christian. Her married name became Brown. (For the children of Lea and Dave Brown see "Len Calvin David Brown.") 

Dyett, Jennifer Honor, thePeerage.com 

Jennifer Honor Dyett was born on Pitcairn Island on August 4, 1941. She was the daughter of Nelson Dyett and Maud Young. Her married name became Cagney. The child of Jennifer was Keith M. Cagney. 

Dyett, Keith, thePeerage.com  

Keith Dyett was born on Pitcairn Island on August 4, 1941. He is the son of Nelson Dyett and Maud Young. He lived in Wellington, New Zealand, as of 2006. 

Dyett, Marie Louise, thePeerage.com 

Marie Louise Dyett was born on Pitcairn Island on August 3, 1941. She was the daughter of Nelson Dyett and Maud Young. She died on August 4, 1941, on Pitcairn Island, stillborn. 

Dyett, Nelson, thePeerage.com

Nelson Dyett was born in New Zealand. He married Maud Young, daughter of Walter Fisher Percival Young and Rita Stella McCoy, in New Zealand. Nelson served during World War II on Pitcairn Island, and in 2006 he was living in Wellington, New Zealand. (For the children of Nelson and Maude Young, see "Maud Young"). 

Edwards, Maria Young, Review & Herald 112, Feb. 7, 1935, p. 22. 

Maria Young Edwards was born on Pitcairn Island in 1861. Spent her life in Tonga (last 39 years approximately.) See also Australasian Record 38, Dec. 3, 1934. 

Charles and Maria Edwards

Edwards, Robert Charles, Snell 

Robert Charles Edwards was born on Pitcairn Island. In 1881 or 1882 he married Maria Jane Young, who was born on Pitcairn Island on February 5, 1862, and died in Tonga in 1934. Maria was the daughter of William Mayhew Young and Margaret Christian. 

Evans, Dinah, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Dinah Evans was born on Pitcairn Island on August 6, 1837. She was the daughter of John Evans and Rachel Adams. She married John Quintal, son of John Quintal and Dinah Young, on December 25, 1856, on Norfolk Island. She died on June 11, 1870, at age 32, on Norfolk Island. From December 25, 1856, her married name became Quintal. (For the children of Dinah and John Quintal, see "John Quintal.") 

Evans, George Francis Mason, Snell 

George Francis Mason Evans was born on Pitcairn Island on December 23, 1835. 

Evans, George Rowland St. Clair

George Rowland St. Clair Evans was the son of George Francis Mason Evans and Catherine Christian. He married Emily Evangeline Buffett, daughter of John Buffett and Elizabeth Young, on April 11, 1883, on Norfolk Island. He married Jane Adams, daughter of Josiah Chester Adams and Diana McCoy, on April 28, 1903, on Norfolk Island. He died on January 17, 1941, at age 79, on Norfolk Island. George usually went by his middle name of Rowland. The children of Rowland and Emily Evangeline Buffett were Richard Evans, Edwin Ryland Evans, Elizabeth Augusta Evans, Ida Ethelyne Evans, Edward Young Evans, and George Rowland David Evans. The children of Rowland and Jane Adams were Charles Guildford Evans, Alice Clara Evans, Alfred William Forrest Evans, Herbert Ernest Raymond Evans, and Amy Joycelin Evans. 

Evans, John, thePeerage.com 

John Evans was born in 1804 in Longacre, London, England. He married Rachel Adams, daughter of John Adams and Vahineatua, on Nov. 26, 1824, in Pitcairn Island. He died Dec. 30, 1891, in Norfolk Island. On Dec. 10, 1823, when the Cyrus arrived at Pitcairn, and John Buffett volunteered to remain on the island as schoolteacher, 19-year-old Evans had a tearing decision to make. Buffett was his best friend and mentor. Since Buffett had signed on the ship in Honolulu, Evans had attached himself to the well-traveled and intelligent older seaman. Now Buffett had chosen to leave. It was not until the Cyrus had left was it discovered that the young Evans had hidden himself in the hollow stump of a tree on the island. When discovered, it was decided to allow him to stay. He was reportedly a very tiny man, reports of his height range from 5' to 5'3" tall. His father was either a coach maker or a watchmaker in Longacre, England. He apparently had an above average education for a sailor. 

Evans, John Valentine Mansell, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

John Valentine Mansell Evans was born on Pitcairn Island on January 12, 1829. He was the son of John Evans and Rachel Adams. He died before 1892, in New Zealand. 

Evans, Kimberly Yvonne, thePeerage.com 

Kimberly Yvonne Evans was born on 12 April 1969, at Ventura, California, USA. She is the daughter of David Evans and Melva Elector Warren. 

Evans, Martha, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Martha Evans was born on Pitcairn Island on July 12, 1839. She was the daughter of John Evans and Rachel Adams. She married Joseph Quintal, son of Arthur Quintal and Mary Christian, on March 21, 1858, on Norfolk Island. She died on September 17, 1876, at the age of 37, on Norfolk Island. From March 21, 1858, her married name became Quintal. (For the children of Martha and Joseph Quintal, see "Joseph Quintal.") 

Evans, Mary, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Mary Evans was born on Pitcairn Island on January 17, 1833. She was the daughter of John Evans and Rachel Evans. She married George Martin Frederick Young, son of George Young and Hannah Adams, on December 25, 1849, on Pitcairn Island. She died on June 1, 1909, at age 76, on Norfolk Island. (For the children of Mary and George Martin Frederick Young, See "George Martin Frederick Young.") 

Evans, Melva Elector 

See "Melva Elector Warren." 

Evans, Suzanne Lynn, thePeerage.com 

Sunzanne Lynn Evans was born on 4 October 1970 at Sitka, Alaska, USA. She is the daughter of David Evans and Melva Elector Warren. 

Evans, Vicki Lee Royal Lindsay, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Vicki Lee Royal Lindsay Evans was born on Pitcairn Island on July 10, 1967. She is the daughter of David Evans and Melva Elector Warren. 

Evans, William, Snell, thePeerage.com 

William Evans was born on Pitcairn Island on August 8, 1830. He was the son of John Evans and Rachel Adams. On January 22, 1854, William married Rebecca Christian on Pitcairn Island. She was the daughter of Charles Christian and Maria Christian. Their children were William Henry Hodgson Evans, who died on April 19, 1926; Maria Angelina Laura Evans, who was born on May 30, 1857, and died December 11, 1920; Mary Florence Evans, who was born on December 7, 1858, and did on December 2, 1880; Franklin Bates Evans, who was born on October 6, 1860, and died on October 19, 1908; Charles Medley Evans, who was born on May 9, 1862; Lucy Ella Robert Evans, who was born on October 31, 1863; Amelia Evans, who was born on August 30, 1865, and died on April 3, 1940; Emily Rachel Evans, who was born on April 28, 1867, and died February 7, 1887; John Fuller Evans, who was born on May 7, 1869, and died January 12, 1914; and Rebecca Evans, who was born on February 14, 1871. William Evans died on March 3, 1873, at age 42 on Norfolk Island. 

Evans, William Henry Hodgson, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

William Henry Hodgson Evans was born on Pitcairn Island on October 29, 1855. He was the son of William Evans and Rebecca Christian. William married Rachel Quintal, daughter of Joseph Quintal and Martha Evans, on October 17, 1883, at Norfolk Island. He died on April 19, 1926. The children of William and Rachel Quintal were Alice Rosina Evans, born April 22, 1884, and died in 1926; Charles Henry Evans, born September 24, 1886; William Richard Evans, born September 12, 1890; George Evans, born April 7, 1893; and Herbert Julius Evans, born March 5, 1900, and died May 8, 1900. 

Faahotu (?), thePeerage.com 

Faahotu (?) was born on Tahiti. She died between 1790 and 1791 on Pitcairn Island, from a throat disease. Faahotu (?) was also known as Pashotu (?). She was also known as Fasto (?). She and John Williams were associated circa 1790 on Pitcairn Island. 

Richard Fairclough

Fairclough, Richard, P.I.S.G. Log, Tomeraasen 

Richard (Dick) Fairclough was a native of Manchester, England, who from a passing ship first visited Pitcairn Island in 1911. He arrived at Pitcairn Island for an extended stay on June 30, 1927, and was continuing to live on the Island in 1938. A resident and sometimes historian of Pitcairn activities, Richard claimed descent from Joseph Bentley, said to be of the crew of the Bounty. Six months after Richard arrived at Pitcairn his sister joined him, both residing on the Island for a number of years. 

Faulkner, Nadine June, thePeerage.com 

Nadine June Faulkner was born March 14, 1972, at Auckland, New Zealand. She married Randall Kay Christian, son of Steven Raymond Christian and Olive Jal Brown, and has lived on Pitcairn with her husband for a number of years. The children of Nadine and Randall Key Christian are Emily Rose Christian, who was born on September 14, 2003, and was the first child born on Pitcairn in 17 years; Ryan Randy Christian, born March 22, 2005; and Adrianna Tracey Christian, born March 3, 2007. The child of Nadine and Ronald James Darrin Christian is Bradley Dean Charles Douglas Christian, who was born on July 28, 2001.

Ferguson, Wallace Ross, Steley 

Wallace Ross Ferguson, along with his wife Phyllis Nellie Elsie, was pastor of the Pitcairn Island Seventh-day Adventist Church from 1976 to 1979.

Ferris, Norman Asprey, Steley 

Norman Asprey Ferris, along with his wife Rubina May, was pastor of the Pitcairn Island Seventh-day Adventist Church from 1953 to 1955. 

Violet Ferris, later McCoy

Ferris, Violet Ann, thePeerage.com; Australasian Record 77, October 1, 1973, p. 22. Violet McCoy.

Violet Ann Ferris was born in 1914 in Australia. She married Hastings McCoy, son of George Francis Chris Warren and Adelia Carrie Jordon McCoy on February 5, 1941, at Auckland, New Zealand. She died on July 19, 1973, on Pitcairn Island. Violet was bookkeeper for the Pitcairn co-op store. An inveterate letter-writer, she corresponded all over the world, and was responsible for building a stamp business which she operated until her death. She was usually referred to as "Vi" McCoy. (See obituary of "Violet McCoy").

From the Australasian Record: "On July 19, 1973, at the age of fifty-nine years, Sister Violet McCoy passed suddenly to her rest. Vi was an Australian by birth and attended Avondale (college) for some years as a student. She married Floyd McCoy of Pitcairn Island in 1941, and shortly thereafter came to the island. Over the years she has contributed much to the church on Pitcairn and the island in general, and will be much missed. To her friends and two surviving sisters in Australia we offer our deepest sympathies. She sleeps in the Pitcairn Cemetery. - L. A. J. Webster."

Ferris, Walter Goeffrey, Steley 

Walter Goeffrey Ferris, along with his wife Christina, was pastor of the Pitcairn Island Seventh-day Adventist Church from 1963 to 1965, and from 1967 to 1969. 

Edward and Ida Gates

Gates, Edward Harman, Steley, SDA Encyclopedia 

Edward Harman Gates, along with his wife Ida, was a Seventh-day Adventist missionary, and during the period 1890-1892, served on Pitcairn Island for 19 months.

Griffiths, Darralyn 

See "Darralyn Warren." 

Griffiths, Turi (AKA Tura), thePeerage.com 

Turi Griffiths was born in Auckland, New Zealand to a Cook Island family on November 14, 1964. He married Darralyn Sally Charlotte Warren, the daughter of Jay Calvin Warren and Carol Grace Christian of Pitcairn Island on November 10, 2001. Turi and Darralyn made their home on Pitcairn Island for more than 15 years. Turi died in New Zealand on August 22, 2019.

Hawkes, Lester Norval, Steley 

Lester Norval Hawkes, along with his wife Freda May, was pastor of the Pitcairn Island Seventh-day Adventist Church from 1956 to 1959. 

Hill, Joshua, Wahlroos 

Joshua Hill, sometimes called "the dictator of Pitcairn," lived on the Island from 1932 to 1937. His self proclaimed title was "President of the Commonwealth." Born on April 15, 1773, Hill left England in 1830, and before arriving on Pitcairn in 1932, had earlier had various troubles in Hawaii and Tahiti. He attempted to make the Pitcairn people his subjects, often with near disastrous results. When finally taken by a British warship from Pitcairn in 1837, he was put ashore in Valparaiso, and eventually made his way back to England. "The last public record of Joshua Hill appears to be in 1844, when at the age of seventy-one he wrote to the Government a bitter condemnation of the morals of the missionaries who had been at Tahiti during his visit there twelve years ago." 

Hiscox, Kenneth Noel, Steley 

Kenneth Noel Hiscox served as a Seventh-day Adventist missionary on Pitcairn Island in 1989. 

Jacobsen, Henry Neil, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Henry Niel Jacobsen was born on Pitcairn Island on March 1, 1925. He was the son of Niels Oluf Jacobsen and Inez Warren. He was buried on March 7, 1925, on Pitcairn Island. 

Jacobsen, James Christian Oswald, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

James Christian Oswald Jacobsen was born on Pitcairn Island on December 25, 1923. He was the son of Niels Oluf Jacobsen and Inez Warren. He was buried on December 11, 1924, on Pitcairn Island, having died of pneumonia. 

Jacobsen, James Daniel, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

James Daniel Jacobsen was born on Pitcairn Island on September 4, 1929. He was the son of Niels Oluf Jacobsen and Inez Warren. He died on June 10, 1993, at age 63, on Norfolk Island. James was a carpenter. (For the children of James and Zeta Reba Clark, see "Zeta Reba Clark"). 

Jacobsen, Leona Panda Gladys, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Leona Panda Gladys Jacobsen was born on Pitcairn Island on May 15, 1944. She was the daughter of Wama Lowry Warren and Norma Ruth Jacobsen. 

Jacobsen, Niels Oluf, thePeerage.com 

Niels Oluf Jacobsen was the son of Flora Sophia Christiane Jensen. He married Inez Warren, daughter of James Sanford Warren and Ellen Catherine Young, on Pitcairn Island. He died on Pitcairn Island. (For the children of Niels and Inez Warren, see "Inez Warren.") 

Jacobsen, Norma Ruth, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Norma Ruth Jacobsen was born on Pitcairn Island on January 14, 1928. She was the daughter of Niels Oluf Jacobsen and Inez Warren. She married Oscar Harrison Clark, son of Lincoln Clark and Augusta Ruth Lena Christian, on Pitcairn Island. Her married name became Clark. The children of Norma and Oscar Harrison Clark were Diana Margarete Lynda Clark, who was born on August 24, 1952; Kathleen Judith Clark, who was born on December 15, 1952; and Arthur Glenn Clark, who was born on December 12, 1956. The child of Norma and Walma Lowry Warren was Leona Gladys Jacobsen, who was born on May 15, 1944. 

Jacobsen, Oswald Ward, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Oswald Ward Jacobsen was born on Pitcairn Island on May 12, 1926. He is the son of Niels Oluf Jacobsen and Inez Warren. 

Johnston, Julia Adena, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Julia Adena Johnston was born on Pitcairn Island on October 18, 1903. She was the daughter of Luis Johnstone and Caroline Agatha Christian. She died on August 21, 1908, at age 4, on Pitcairn Island.

Johnston, Maria, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Maria Johnston was born on Pitcairn Island on January 18, 1907. She was the daughter of Louis Johnstone and Caroline Agatha Christtian. She married Wallace Maynard Warren, son of George Francis Chris Warren and Alice Lily Butler, in December 1922. She died on January 2, 1938, at the age of 30, on Pitcairn Island. The children of Maria and Wallace Maynard Warren were Walma Lowry Warren, born on November 8, 1924; Vula Valma Warren, born on January 4, 1928; Oris Kela Warren, born August 26, 1930; and Desmond Earl Christian, born on December 18, 1937. 

Johnstone, Julieanna Marianna Turianna, thePeerage.com, and relative. 

Julieanna Marianna Turianna Johnstone was born on September 18, 1906, at Ritikea, Mangareva, Gambier Islands. She was the daughter of Louis Johnstone and Caroline Agatha Christian. Julieanna married Elden Sterling Coffin, on September 27, 1922, on Pitcairn Island. Julieanna and Elden Coffin had three children: Florence Rovenia Gladys Coffin, who was born on Pitcairn Island on November 9, 1923; Mervin Eugene Coffin, who was born on Pitcairn Island on June 13, 1926, and died February 24, 1929, on Pitcairn Island; and Philip Mervin Coffin, who was born on Pitcairn Island on January 13, 1932, and died May 19, 1935, on Pitcairn Island. Julieanna is said to be part of the legal history of Pitcairn Island when Elden fired a musket at her, and they were both charged with attempted murder. Both were acquitted of the charges. Julieanna married Frederick William Brackenbury, son of Frederick Brackenbury and Blanch Manning, on September 8, 1939, at Wellington, New Zealand. The children of Julieanna and Frederick Brackenbury are: Iola Brackenbury, born May 16, 1940; Ioma Brackenbury, born August 1, 1941; Alan Frederick Brackenbury, born November 4, 1942; Ivy Brackenbury, born July 5, 1945; Mary Tura Brackenbury, born May 15, 1948; Twins, Edward John Brackenbury, born March 10, 1951, and Walter James Brackenbury, who was born on March 10, 1951; Twins, Barbara Marion Brackenbury, born September 9, 1954, and Jennifer Mary Brackenbury, born September 9, 1954, and died September 11, 1954. Julieanna Brackenbury died on November 26, 1969, at age 63 at Upper Hutt, New Zealand.

Johnstone, Louis, thePeerage.com 

Louis Johnstone was born at Papeete, Tahiti on July 7, 1882. He was the son of William Johnstone and Maria Guilloux. He married Caroline Agatha Christian, daughter of Francis Hickson Christian and Eunice Jame Lawrence Young, on Pitcairn Island. He died in March 1910, at age 27, on Pitcairn Island. 

Jones, Griffiths Frances, Steley 

Griffiths Frances Jones, along with his wife, Marion Vallentine, served as a Seventh-day Adventist missionary on Pitcairn Island and in the Gambier Islands from 1901 to 1903. 

Knight, Albert, thePeerage.com 

In 1881 Albert Knight arrived on Pitcairn Island, a victim of the shipwreck of the Acadia.  Albert Knight and Maria Young were associated between 1881 and 1882 at Pitcairn Island.  On July 2, 1882, he was removed from Pitcairn Island by H.M.S. Sapho.  He was enamoured with Maria Young, who was already engaged to a Christian.  As a result he was banished from the island, and a law was passed prohibiting the settlement of any further strangers on Pitcairn Island. 

Loeffler, Eduard Gustav, Ron Edwards, Melbourne, Australia; Davin Ransom, United Kingdom; Lincoln Clark, Pitcairn Island 

Eduard Gustav Loeffler, an Austrian, was christened Agust 24, 1851, in Evangelisch, Westpreussen, Prussia. He died on Pitcairn Island on October 10, 1925. The date of Loeffler's arrival on Pitcairn Island or the reason for his coming is unknown, although one record speaks of him arriving "early in the [20^th] century.” He was a woodcraftsman and carver and specialized in making boxes. In addition to making cabinets and small, trick boxes, he also made many of the boxes in which Pitcairn oranges were crated and put aboard ships for sale in New Zealand, or other countries. Although he was a craftsman of considerable skill, Loeffler was not a popular man on Pitcairn. A correspondent in Tahiti asked Pitcairner Lincoln Clark, “How are you good people taking up with that man Loeffler? If you can get along with him it shows your goodness and kindness of heart, for if ever there was a mean, contemptible fellow, Loeffler is that man.” Clark responded, “Loeffler came here and [has] never done one good turn for any of the people. He growled at his food. He growled at his lodgings. He scoffed at our religion, never came to church, and died as he lived, a heathen. But he was a good cabinet maker. He instituted [instructed?] in the making of boxes. Some of the [Pitcairn] men said I could make ‘em same as Loeffler, but that was a story. We hollowed ours [boards] out of a sawed off block. He made his out of sawed strips. He had these small carpenter’s wood clamps. We had none, so did the best we could with the tools we had. Virgil Christian, who attended him in his last sickness, got his tools. So now we are helped out in box making. . . .” 

Lorraine (?), thePeerage.com 

Lorraine (?) was born in New Zealand. She married Paul (Pawl) Warren, son of Kean Dunstrom Warren and Daphne (?). Her married name became Warren. She lived in 1993 on Pitcairn Island. The children of Lorraine (?) and Paul Warren are Candice Warren, born in 1984; Pania Warren, born in 1987; and Mason Warren, born in 1989.

Lupton, Michelle, thePeerage.com 

Michelle Lupton is the daughter of Mike Lupton and Brenda Vera Amelia Christian. 

Lupton-Christian, Mike, thePeerage.com 

The child of Mike Lupton and Brenda Vera Amelia Christian is Michelle Lupton. He is the stepfather of Andrew Christian. 

Manarii, Wahlroos 

Manarii was also known as Menalee. He was from Tahiti. 

Maimiti, thePeerage.com 

Maimiti was born on Tahiti. She married Fletcher Christian, son of Charles Christian and Ann Dixon, on June 16, 1789, at Tahiti. She married Edward Young after 1793. She died on September 19, 1841, on Pitcairn Island. She was also known as Isabella. As of June 16, 1789, her married name was Christian. The children of Maimiti and Fletcher Christian were Thursday October Christian, born October 7, 1790; and died April 21, 1831; Charles Christian, born in 1792, and died January 4, 1842; and Mary Ann Christian, born September 21, 1793, and died January 2, 1866. The children of Maimiti and Edward Young were Dorothy Young, born about 1794, and died April 24, 1863; and James Young, born in 1799, and died in 1806. The children of Maimiti and Edward Young were Edward Young, born in 1797, and died November 6, 1831. 

Mareva (?), thePeerage.com 

Mareva (?) was born on Tahiti. She died between 1808 and 1814 on Pitcairn Island. Mareva (?) and Minarii (?) were associated. She and Teimua (?) were associated. She and Niau (?) were associated. She and John Adams were associated on Pitcairn Island. 

Marsh, John Melville, Steley 

John Melville Marsh was captain of the Seventh-day Adventist missionary schooner Pitcairn from 1890 to 1892. 

Martin, Isaac, thePeerage.com 

Isaac Martin was born circa 1758 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. He died on September 20, 1793, on Pitcairn Island. He was murdered. Isaac Martin and Teehuteatuaonoa (?) were associated circa 1789, on Pitcairn Island. He gained the rank of Able Seaman in the service of the Royal Navy, H.M.A.V. Bounty. According to Bligh, Isaac had a shallow complexion and short brown hair, and was tattooed with a star on his left breast.

Mauatua (?), Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Mauatua, (Maimiti, 'Mainmast,' Isabella). She was Fletcher Christian's consort. We do not know when Mauatua was born, but she claimed to remember Cook's first arrival in Tahiti (1769), so she must have been at least twenty-three or twenty-four when the Bounty arrived in 1788. There is no evidence that Christian had a serious attachment to her before the mutiny (in fact, it is unlikely), but she did follow him both to Tubuai and later to Pitcairn. When the loyalists and half of the mutineers had gone ashore on Tahiti on September 22, 1789, Christian left the island the same night. The reason was that Mauatua had found out about a plot among the Tahitians to overpower the nine mutineers and take over the ship (the plot may even have been incited by one or more loyalists, although Morrison does not mention anything about it). If she had not learned about the scheme, or had not told Christian, the Bounty story could have had a very different ending and Pitcairn might not be inhabited today. Mauatua bore Christian two sons, Thursday October and Charles, before he was murdered on Massacre Day, September 20, 1793, and one daughter, Mary Anne, born after his death. When Christian died, Mauatua became Edward Young's consort (actually she shared him with Toofaiti) and bore him three children: Edward, Polly, and Dorothea. Mauatua survived the disastrous attempt to migrate to Tahiti in 1831, but saw her first-born child, Thursday October, succumb to the diseases then rampant there to which the Pitcairners had no immunity. She herself died on Pitcairn ten years later (September 19, 1841) of an epidemic brought by a visiting ship. Of the original settlers on the Island, she was survived only by Teraura. In her later years, she was known affectionately as "Maimas," an abbreviation of Mainmast. (For the children of Mauatua and Fletcher Christian, see "Fletcher Christian"). (For the children of Mauatua and Edward Young, see "Edward Young").

McCoy, Adelia ("Ada") Carrie Jordon, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Adelia Carrie Jordan McCoy was born on Pitcairn Island on June 4, 1880. She was the daughter of James Russell McCoy and Eliza Coffin Palmer Young. She married Richard Edgar Allen Christian, son of Francis Hickson Christian and Eunice James Lawrence Young, on August 22, 1907, on Pitcairn Island. She died on August 5, 1945, at age 65, on Pitcairn Island. She was buried on August 12, 1945, on Pitcairn Island. From August 22, 1907, her married name became Christian. The child of Adelia and George Francis Chris Warren was Hastings McCoy, born January 7, 1897, and died September 15, 1963. (For the children of Adelia and Richard Edgar Allen Christian, see "Richard Edgar Allen Christian"). 

McCoy, Albina (source?)

She was born Nov. 11, 1828, on Pitcairn Island. On Jul. 9, 1848, she married Moses Young who was born on Sept. 30, 1829, on Pitcairn Island. He was the son of Edward Young and Polly Christian who died on Pitcairn Island on July 14, 1909. Albina died on Pitcairn Island on Jun. 12, 1908. Moses and Albina were among the first wave of returnees from Norfolk Island in 1859. (For the children of Albina McCoy and Moses Young, see "Moses Young.") 

McCoy, Alice Sophia, Snell, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Alice Sophia McCoy was born on Pitcairn Island on Jul. 8, 1848. She married, firstly, Robert Young, son of Simon Young and Mary Buffett Christian, on August 23, 1871, on Pitcairn Island. She married, secondly, Peter John Butler on November 30, 1875, on Pitcairn Island. She died on February 28, 1937, on Pitcairn Island. Alice Sophia usually went by her middle name of Sophia. In 1859 she was among the first wave of returnees to Pitcairn Island from Norfolk Island. From August 23, 1871, her married name became Young. From November 30, 1875, her married name became Butler. She was abandoned by her husband, Peter Butler, when he left the Island and was never heard from again. She traveled a great deal throughout her life. After living for a time with a sister on Norfolk Island, then with another sister in Tahiti, she spent some years in Rarotonga and Aitutaki in the Cook Group, returning to Pitcairn in 1923. (For the child of Sophia and Robert Young, see "Robert Young"). (For the children of Sophia and Peter John Butler, see "Peter John Butler".) 

McCoy, Amelia Ann, thePeerage.com 

Amelia Ann McCoy was born on 15 March 1867 on Pitcairn Island. She was the daughter of James Russell McCoy and Eliza Coffin Palmer Young. She married William Henry Childers Young, son of Moses Young and Albina McCoy on Pitcairn Island. A child (Nesta Amelia J. Young) was born on 15 November 1885 to Amelia Ann McCoy and William Henry Childers Young. Amelia Ann died in childbirth and was buried 16 November 1885 on Pitcairn Island. 

McCoy, Catherine, Snell, thePeerage.com 

Catherine McCoy was born in 1799 on Pitcairn Island. She was the daughter of William McCoy and Teio (?). She married Arthur Quintal, son of Matthew Quintal and Tevarua (?), in 1816 on Pitcairn Island. She died on June 8, 1831, on Tahiti. From 1816, her married name became Quintal. The children of Catherine McCoy and Arthur Quintal were Arthur Quintal, who was born in 1816, and died August 20, 1802; Catherine Quintal, who was born in 1818, and died May 15, 1931; John Quintal, who was born in 1820, and died November 2, 1910; Charlotte Quintal, who was born in 1822, and died August 16, 1883; Phoebe Quintal, who was born on April 25, 1824, and died April 21, 1900; James Quintal, who was born on July 9, 1825, and died September 7, 1898; Caroline Quintal, who was born on July 21, 1827, and died June 13, 1869; Ruth Quintal, who was born on May 8, 1829, and died September 29, 1862; and Lucy Anne Quintal, who was born sometime between March 7, 1831 and March 23, 1831, and died April 25, 1831. 

McCoy, Daniel, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Daniel McCoy was born on Pitcairn Island in 1792. He was the son of William McCoy and Tieo (?). He married Sarah Quintal, daughter of Matthew Quintal and Tevarua (?), in 1811 on Pitcairn Island. He died on December 26, 1832, on Pitcairn Island. One day Daniel and his best friend, Arthur Quintal, swam out to a rock a considerable distance from the shore, and there agreed to seek each other's sister for a wife. That place is now known as 'Tane M'A' (the place of men's agreement.). (For the children of Daniel and Sarah Quintal, see "Sarah Quintal"). 

McCoy, Daniel, Snell, thePeerage.com 

Daniel McCoy was born in 1814 on Pitcairn Island. He was the son of Daniel McCoy and Sarah Quintal. He married Peggy Christian, daughter of Thursday October Christian and Teraura (?) on October 18, 1829 on Pitcairn Island. He died on Jun. 27, 1831, on Tahiti. The child of Daniel McCoy and Peggy Christian was Philip McCoy, who was born on August 18, 1830, and died on July 28, 1913. 

McCoy, Daniel, thePeerage.com 

Daniel McCoy was born on Pitcairn Island on December 28, 1832. He was the son of Daniel McCoy and Sarah Quintal. He married Lydia Young, daughter of William Young and Elizabeth Mills, on March 24, 1850, on Pitcairn Island. He died on April 7, 1855 at the age of 22 on Pitcairn Island. Daniel and Lydia went alone to an isolated spot that could be reached only by swimming a narrow passage, or by climbing a few steps, then descending a very dangerous path among the rocks. They chose the latter, and Daniel lost his hold, slipped, and fell. The fall was not high, scarcely 10 feet, but he landed hard and broke his back. With one dreadful groan, he died instantly. (Young: Mutiny of the Bounty and Story of Pitcairn Island.)

McCoy, Diana, Snell 

Diana McCoy was born on Pitcairn Island on Aug. 11, 1838. She was the daughter of Matthew McCoy and Margaret Christian. On September 19, 1858, on Norfolk Island she married Josiah Chester Adams. Josiah was born on Pitcairn Island on June 19, 1830. The children of Diana and Josiah Adams were Margaret Adams, Mary Adelaide Adams, Mary Ann Adams, Alfred Henry Adams, George Adams, Richard James Guildford Adams, Henrietta Sophia Adams, Sarah Adams, George Adams, born September 21, 1870, on Norfolk Island; Edna Adams, Ann Adams, Jane Adams, and Herbert Hynes Adams, born April 15, 1881, on Norfolk Island.

McCoy, Ella May, Australasian Record 

Ella May McCoy was born on Pitcairn Island and died in an epidemic that swept over the Island in 1893. In his diary, which he faithfully kept throughout the epidemic, Seventh-day Adventist Pastor Edward Gates notes: "August 26, 1893. At 5 a.m., Sister McCoy died . . . Sunday, August 27. Had Sister McCoy's funeral. Willie Christian died." Mr. Christian's funeral service was held on August 28.

Floyd McCoy

McCoy, Floyd Hastings, Australasian Record 68, Mar. 16, 1964, p. 15. See also Pacific Islands Monthly, Nov. 1963, p. 125. See also Pitcairn Miscellany 5, Oct. 1, 1963, p.2; thePeerage.com  

Floyd Hastings McCoy was born on Pitcairn Island on January 7, 1897. He was the son of George Francis Chris Warren and Adelia Carrie Jordon McCoy. He married Violet Ann Ferris on February 5, 1941, at Auckland, New Zealand. He died on September 15, 1963, at age 66 on Pitcairn Island. Floyd was a trained navigator, and served as Pitcairn's police inspector. In 1956, the McCoys lived in a British-style home, and were considerably more 'worldly' than the average Pitcairn family. He was the first ham radio operator on Pitcairn to set up a station powerful enough to maintain fairly constant communication with stations in the Southwestern United States. The child of Floyd Hastings McCoy and Alta Elizabeth Christian was Laura Lorena Christian who was born on February 26, 1918. 

McCoy, Harriet Melissa, Australasian Division Record 32, Aug. 13, 1928; Snell; Lareau; thePeerage.com 

Harriet Melissa McCoy was born on Pitcairn Island on May 3, 1847. Her parents were Matthew McCoy and Margaret Christian. On July 27, 1855, Harriet married Daniel Christian, who was born on Pitcairn on July 27, 1855, and whose parents were Thursday October Christian and Mary Polly Young. The children of Daniel Christian and Harriet Melissa McCoy were Martha Julia Christian, who was born on Pitcairn Island on August 22, 1871, and died on Pitcairn Island on September 11, 1893; Robert Ernest Christian, who was born on Pitcairn Island on November 10, 1872; Henry Herbert Christian, who was born on Pitcairn Island on October 8, 1874; Thomas Albert Christian, who was born on Pitcairn Island on July 10, 1876; Edgar Allen Christian, Clarice Matilda Christian, who was born on Pitcairn Island on July 28, 1880, and died on Pitcairn Island on October 19, 1893; George Leopold Christian, who was born on Pitcairn Island on June 8, 1882; Frederick Martin Christian, and Mima Edith Christian. Harriett Melissa McCoy died on Pitcairn Island on June 24, 1928, at the age of 81. She was the oldest inhabitant of the island at the time of her death. 

McCoy, Hugh, Snell, thePeerage.com 

Hugh McCoy was born in 1816 on Pitcairn Island. He was the son of Daniel McCoy and Sarah Quintal. He died on June 27, 1831, on Tahiti, unmarried. 

James Russel McCoy

McCoy, James Russel, Australasian Record 28, Mar. 24, 1924, p. 8 

News note: "From a recent letter from Pitcairn Island . . . ." He was born on Pitcairn Island on Sept. 4, 1845. He died Feb. 14, 1924; thePeerage.com. James Russell McCoy was born on 2 September 1845 on Pitcairn Island. He was the son of Matthew McCoy and Margaret Christian. He married Eliza Coffin Palmer Young, daughter of Simon Young and Mary Buffett Christian, on 25 December 1864 on Pitcairn Island. He died on 14 February 1924 at the age of 78, from influenza. He was buried on 14 February 1924 on Pitcairn Island. James Russell McCoy also went by the nick-name of "Big Hunty." In 1859 he was among the first wave of returnees from Norfolk to Pitcairn. He held the office of Chief Magistrate of Pitcairn Island between 1870 and 1872. In 1878 he started a store on Pitcairn with goods left by Captain Scott of the vessel Venus. He held the office of Chief Magistrate of Pitcairn Island between 1878 and 1879. He held the office of Chief Magistrate of Pitcairn Island in 1883. He held the office of Chief Magistrate of Pitcairn Island between 1886 and 1889. He held the office of President of the Council of Pitcairn Island between 1893 and 1896. He held the office of President of the Council of Pitcairn Island between 1898 and 1904. He held the office of Chief Magistrate of Pitcairn Island between 1905 and 1906. The children of James McCoy and Eliza Coffin Palmer Young were Mary Emily McCoy, born 23 July 1865; Amelia Ann McCoy, born 15 March 1867; Matthew Edmond McCoy, born 2 June 1868; Margaret Eliza McCoy, born 4 April 1871; Robert Frederick McCoy, born 30 March 1873; Maria Ella May McCoy, born 14 December 1874, died 3 September 1893; Sarah Nettie McCoy, born 18 February 1876, died 1 March 1926; Winifred Florence McCoy, born 19 April 1879; and Adelia Carrie Jordon McCoy, born 4 June 1880, died 5 August 1945. In 1893, while doing missionary work in Australia, McCoy received a telegram that his wife, Eliza, and his daughter Ella May McCoy were dead from an epidemic that had struck Pitcairn Island.

McCoy, Jane, Snell, thePeerage.com

Jane McCoy was born in 1822 on Pitcairn Island, and died Jun. 4, 1831, on Tahiti. She was the daughter of Daniel McCoy and Sarah Quintal. 

McCoy, Jane, Snell, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Jane McCoy was born on Pitcairn Island on July 10, 1837. She was the daughter of Matthew McCoy and Margaret Christian. She married Henry Joshua Quintal, son of Edward Quintal and Dinah Adams on March 21, 1858, on Norfolk Island. She died on January 19, 1917, at age 79, on Norfolk Island. From March 21, 1858, her married name became Quintal. She adopted Dinah Amabelle Quintal. (For the children of Jane and Henry Joshua Quintal, see "Henry Joshua Quintal.") 

McCoy, Lucy Ann Hagar, thePeerage.com 

See "Lucy Ann Hagar Christian."

McCoy, Margaret Eliza, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Margaret Eliza McCoy was born on Pitcairn Island on April 4, 1871. She was the daughter of James Russell McCoy and Eliza Coffin Palmer Young. She married Samuel H. S. Young, son of Moses Young and Albina McCoy, on Pitcairn Island. Her married name became Young. The children of Margaret and Samuel H. S. Young were Anne Pink Young, born February 3, 1889; Marion Emily Daisy Young, born April 9, 1891; and Violet Paloma May Young, born April 9, 1891, and died December 28, 1927. 

McCoy, Maria Edith, thePeerage.com

Maria Edith McCoy was born on Pitcairn Island on August 26, 1852. She was the daughter of Philip McCoy and Sarah Quintal. She married Bryon Stanley Mitchell Adams, son of John Adams and Caroline Quintal, on February 12, 1871, on Norfolk Island. She died on Norfolk Island on September 28, 1930, at the age of 78. Maria Edith McCoy usually went by her middle name of Edith. From August 26, 1871, her married name was Adams. The children of Maria and Bryon Stanley Mitchell Adams were Celia Adams, born August 26, 1871, and died July 22, 1923; Audley Adams, born September 6, 1873, and died March 16, 1905; Amy Arabella Adams, born September 20, 1876, and died May 31, 1922; Thomas Ephriam Adams, born July 16, 1878, and died September 2, 1935; Augustine Adams, born December 11, 1881; Viola Clark Adams, born November 27, 1888, and died August 15, 1904; Anna Maria Salter Adams, born September 3, 1892, and died December 8, 1896; and Annie Maria Pearl Adams, born December 7, 1898, and died September 12, 1904. 

McCoy, Maria Ella May, Snell, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Maria Ella May McCoy was born on Pitcairn Island on December 14, 1874. She was the daughter of James Russel McCoy and Eliza Coffin Palmer Young. She died on September 3, 1893, during a typhus epidemic that struck Pitcairn, and was buried on the island. 

McCoy, Mary, Snell, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Mary McCoy was born on Pitcairn Island on October 11, 1841. She was the daughter of Matthew McCoy and Margaret Christian. She married Pardon Snell on July 19, 1868, on Norfolk Island. She died on January 22, 1930, at age 88, On Norfolk Island. From July 19, 1868, her married name became Snell. When her mother returned to Pitcairn Island, Mary stayed behind on Norfolk as she was soon to be married. In 1901, Mary was serving as the nursemaid for the family of U.S. Consul to Tahiti, Mr. Doty. The children of Mary and Pardon Snell were Elizabeth Ann Snell, Helen Beatrice Snell, Rosecleer Snell, Henry Harrison Snell, Theodore Glasby Snell, Isaac Snell, Cynthia Anne Snell, Margaret Melissa Snell, and John Snell.

Mary Ann McCoy

McCoy, Mary Ann, thePeerage.com, Australasian Record 41, Nov. 1, 1937, p.7 

Mary Ann McCoy was born at Pitcairn Island on January 8, 1851. She was the daughter of Matthew McCoy and Margaret Christian. She died and was buried on August 19, 1937, on Pitcairn Island. She was 86. "Mary Ann was among the first wave of returnees from Norfolk Island in 1859. She was listed as the Pitcairn Church Recorder in 1887. 'She was the oldest woman living on Pitcairn in 1934. She was then living in a three-room house whose interior was scrupulously neat and clean. As she rose to greet me I realized that she was blind. Her blindness was provocative of an overwhelming tenderness. She moved with such care and gentle confidence, her aged and wrinkled face was brushed with so tender a smile, and her appearance of fragility was so poignant that I felt she was as delicate and precious as ancient porcelain. She was a short woman, shortened further by a stoop, with soft hands twisted by age. Her face was rather large, with prominent cheekbones and with a nose somewhat wide at the nostrils but saved from coarseness by a high curving bridge. Her forehead was heavy and had a pronounced slope, but the rugged character of the brow was softened by delicate white hair. I couldn't see her eyes, which were concealed by a pair of blue spectacles, but her voice and her smile of chastened patience compensated for the veiling of those features.' (Shapiro: The Heritage of the Bounty)."

McCoy, Mary Emily, thePeerage.com 

Mary Emily McCoy was born on 23 July 1865 on Pitcairn Island. She was the daughter of James Russel McCoy and Eliza Coffin Palmer Young. 

McCoy, Matthew, Snell, thePeerage.com 

Matthew McCoy was born on Pitcairn Island in 1819. He was the son of Daniel McCoy and Sarah Quintal. He married Margaret Christian, daughter of Charles Christian and Sully (?), on October 30, 1836, on Pitcairn Island. Matthew died on Pitcairn Island on Jan. 31, 1853. Matthew McCoy held the office of Chief Magistrate of Pitcairn Island in 1843. He held the office of Chief Magistrate of Pitcairn Island in 1853. On the day the Virago left Pitcairn, he was attending to the Bounty cannon, which was fired on such occasions. A hot nail, embedded in the rafter that was used as a ramrod, ignited the powder, and the cannon exploded, blowing several men aside. Matthew's right arm was fearfully shattered and was amputated by the surgeon on the ship, but he died from his injuries a few days later. The children of Matthew McCoy and Margaret Christian were William McCoy; Jane McCoy, who was born on July 10, 1837, and died on January 19, 1917; Diana McCoy, who was born on August 11, 1838, and died on September 7, 1929; unnamed McCoy, who was born on December 3, 1839, and died December 3, 1839; unnamed McCoy, who was born on December 13, 1840, and died December 13, 1840; Mary McCoy, who was born on October 11, 1841, and died January 22, 1930; Sarah McCoy, who was born on November 16, 1843, and died April 15, 1919; James Russell McCoy, who was born on September 4, 1845, and died on February 14, 1924; Harriet Melissa McCoy, who was born on May 3, 1847, and died on June 24, 1926; Alice Sophia McCoy, who was born on January 8, 1848, and died on February 28, 1937; Mary Ann McCoy, who was born on January 8, 1851, and died on August 19, 1937; and Rebecca Holman Ascension McCoy, who was born on April 5, 1853, and died January 3, 1907.

McCoy, Matthew Edmond, Lareau, thePeerage.com

Brother M.E. McCoy, of Pitcairn Island, died of heart failure, Dec. 29, 1929, aged sixty-one years. When he was still a young man, Brother McCoy heard the call to spiritual surrender, and he, along with others on Pitcairn, began keeping the seventh-day Sabbath. Pitcairn was one of the first places reached by the Seventh-day Adventist message in the South Pacific; it was brought there by Brother John I. Tay, a self-supporting missionary. For more than twenty-seven years Brother McCoy was associated with church work. Active, earnest, and loyal-hearted, he devoted both energy and strength to church matters. As Sabbath school superintendent, choir master, church clerk, treasurer, tithe collector, and headmaster in the day school, he proved both reliable and efficient in his work. While helping to land a boat last November, McCoy fell and strained his heart. A doctor from one of the passing ships kindly visited him, and improvement resulted under medical advice. But influenza reached the island and after being consumed by the disease he died. He was born in1868. In the home, in the church and in the Pitcairn community he was an outstanding figure, and well known to all the captains who pass by the island in ships. He leaves a wife, a daughter, four grandchildren, and a large circle of relatives to sorrow over the loss of this one whose place cannot be filled. His loss to the little island community is irreparable. All who are acquainted with Pitcairn and its story will extend to Sister McCoy and these sorrowing ones deep, heartfelt sympathy. The dead "which die in the Lord" rest from their labors. Soon the dawning of the Heavenly life will come, and the Lifegiver will call His beloved to eternal activities. Brother McCoy requested that these two songs be sung at his funeral, "Lord, I'm Coming Home," and "Saved by Grace."

Down by the shore, where rolling waves
Murmur in requiem to the billow's crest.
We scooped a grave in conscious hope
And laid God's workman down to rest.
Where stately palms, with sunlight glories play,
Rest, brother, rest till break of day.

No need to waken now, life's work is done;
No need to toil, the resting is complete.
The Master tarries, wait a little while.
The morn of wakening will be sweet,
With tears and grief forever swept away,
And life on long eternal day.

-Robert Hare

McCoy, Philip, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Philip McCoy was born on Pitcairn Island on August 18, 1830. He was the don of Daniel McCoy and Peggy Christian. He married, firstly, Sarah Quintal, daughter of John Quintal and Maria Christian, on December 25, 1851, on Pitcairn Island. He married, secondly, Lucy Ann Hagar Christian, daughter of Charles Christian and Charlotte Quintal, on October 17, 1869, on Norfolk Island. He died on July 28, 1913, at age 82, on Norfolk Island. (For the children of Philip and Sarah Quintal, see "Sarah Quintal"). (For the children of Philip and Lucy Ann Hagar Christian, see "Lucy Ann Hagar Christian"). 

McCoy, Rebecca Holman Ascension, Snell, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Rebecca Holman Ascension McCoy was born on Pitcairn Island on April 5, 1853. She was the daughter of Matthew McCoy and Margaret Christian. She married Benjamin Stanley Young, son of Simon Young and Mary Buffett Christian, on October 20, 1983, on Pitcairn Island. She died January 3, 1907, on Pitcairn Island. In 1859 she was among the first wave of returnees to Pitcairn from Norfolk Island. From October 20, 1873, her married name became Young. (For the children of Rebecca and Benjamin Stanley Young, see "Benjamin Stanley Young").

McCoy, Rita, Australasian Record 29, May 11, 1925, p. 6 

"Died March 10, 1925, Rita McCoy of Pitcairn Island, aged twenty four years. The severe epidemic that passed over the island some months ago left behind many sad traces of its work. Rita suffered severely, and though she recovered to some degree, the after effect left a weakness that resulted in consumption, which proved fatal. She was a member of both church and Sabbath school, and she fell asleep in the blessed hope of soon sharing the life immortal. The parents have great sorrow. A father, a son, and now a daughter have all died within four years. Grief has cast its mantle over all on the island, but they sorrow not as those without hope. Rita was baptized after the last camp-meeting and she fell asleep in the confidence of a Saviour's love. She was laid away in the little cemetery where the roll of the great ocean and the sound of the wild winds hymn a ceaseless requiem. May God comfort the sorrowing! - R. Hare."

McCoy, Rita Stella, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Rita Stella McCoy was born on Pitcairn Island on April 27, 1889. She was the daughter of Matthew Edmond McCoy and Harriet Christian. She married Burnett Stanhope Christian, son of Gerard Robert Bromley Christian and Helen Amelia Jane Christian, on Pitcairn Island. She married Walter Fisher Percival Young, son of Benjamin Stanley Young and Rebecca Holman Ascension McCoy, on March 15, 1910, on Pitcairn Island. She died on October 27, 1956, at age 67, on Pitcairn Island. Her married name became Christian. From March 15, 1910, her married name became Young. The children of Rita and Walter Fisher Percival Young were Maud Young, born circa 1911, died circa 1963; Renie Esther Young, born October 7, 1913; Jessie Lurita Young, born August 7, 1915; and Robert Lowry Young, born December 29, 1918. The child of Rita and Burnett Stanhope Christian is Susan Lorena Christian, born December 8, 1926. 

McCoy, Robert Frederick, Snell, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Robert Frederick McCoy was born on Pitcairn Island on March 30, 1873. He was the son of James Russell McCoy and Eliza Coffin Palmer Young. He injured his knee in a fall, and his death was the result of complications. Robert was buried on October 4, 1881, on Pitcairn Island. 

McCoy, Samuel, thePeerage.com 

Samuel McCoy was born on Pitcairn Island on October 23, 1826. He was the son of Daniel McCoy and Sarah Quintal. He married, first, Ruth Quintal, daughter of Arthur Quintal and Catherine McCoy, on September 19, 1858, on Norfolk Island. He later married Polly Christian, daughter of Fletcher Christian and Peggy Christian, on February 1, 1862, on Norfolk Island. He died on September 7, 1876, at age 49 on Norfolk Island. The children of Samuel McCoy and Ruth Quintal were Albinah Amelia McCoy, who was born on July 9, 1859, and died March 1, 1868; Sarah Mayland McCoy, who was born on December 29, 1860, and died November 14, 1862; and Samuel William McCoy, who was born on May 19, 1862, and died on August 23, 1862. The children of Samuel McCoy and Polly Christian were James Charles Russell McCoy, who was born on August 2, 1863, and died August 5, 1869; Harriette Ward McCoy, who was born on August 11, 1864, and died May 7, 1883; Nathaniel McCoy, who was born on May 8, 1866, and died on January 30, 1867; Thomas William McCoy, who was born on July 28, 1867, and died March 2, 1870; Jacob Christian McCoy, who was born on March 14, 1873; and Robert McCoy, who was born on September 11, 1876; and died on September 18, 1876.

McCoy, Sarah, thePeerage.com 

Sarah McCoy was born on Pitcairn Island on July 23, 1824. She was the daughter of Daniel McCoy and Sarah Quintal. She died on May 9, 1833, at the age of 8 on Pitcairn Island. 

McCoy, Sarah, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Sarah McCoy was born on Pitcairn Island on November 16, 1843. She was the daughter of Matthew McCoy and Margaret Christian. She married Alphonso Driver Christian, son of Thursday October Christian and Mary Young, on December 21, 1864, on Pitcairn Island. She died on April 15, 1919, at age 75, from internal injuries suffered in an accident. She was buried on April 15, 1919, on Pitcairn Island. In 1859, Sarah was part of the first wave of returnees to Pitcairn from Norfolk Island. After the return, Sarah, who was the oldest child in the first wave, and her brother, James, were worried that the children would turn away from learning. They gathered together every book they could find on the Island, along with slates and pencils, and opened a school in Nobbs' former study. It had six or seven girls, and one boy. Sarah and James taught reading, writing, spelling and arithmetic. From December 21, 1864, Sarah's married name became Christian. The children of Sarah and Alphonso Driver Christian were Phillip Howland Christian, born October 11, 1865; Alice Helena Christian, born October 26, 1866, and died circa January 1918; Mary Beth Christian, born July 28, 1868; Gerard Robert Bromley Christian, born February 19, 1870, and died circa June 1919; Harry Albert Christian, born March 11, 1872, and died on the hangman's gallows of the goal in Suva, Fiji, in 1898; Dorcas Almira Christian, born December 26, 1873; Reuben Stanhope Christian, born August 28, 1875, and died October 17, 1893; Sarah Amy Balvin Christian, born on October 30, 1877; Mary Louisa Christian, born November 27, 1879; Elizabeth Jane Christian, born January 17, 1882; Augusta Ruth Lena Christian, born December 15, 1883, and died December 6, 1954; and William Lancy Christian, born June 19, 1886, and died April 24, 1960.

McCoy, Sarah Nettie, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Sarah Nettie McCoy was born on Pitcairn Island on February 18, 1876. She was the daughter of James Russel McCoy and Eliza Coffin Palmer Young. At age 50, she died on March 1, 1926, of heart trouble after a three-month illness, and was buried on Pitcairn Island. The child of Sarah and Henry Christian was Harry Albert Young, who was born on April 17, 1899, and died on June 23, 1894. 

McCoy, Warrena, Australasian Record 67, October 4, 1963, p. 15. Warrena McCoy. 

"Miss Warrena McCoy passed quietly to her rest on September 15, 1963, aged eighty-two years. As a girl she came with her parents from Pitcairn Island to Australia. For many years an active member of the South Brisbane church, she is remembered for her deeds of kindness in Dorcas service. Words of comfort were spoken both at the church and at the Mt. Thompson crematorium, Brisbane. To her relatives and friends we extend our sincere sympathy. - S. G. Wood." 

McCoy, William, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

William McCoy was born in 1763 at Ross-Shire, Scotland. He died on April 20, 1798, on Pitcairn Island. William McCoy and Teio (?) were associated circa 1789. He gained the rank of Able Seaman in the service of the Royal Navy, on board H.M.A.V. Bounty. Little is known of his early life, but he appears to have been an employee of a Scottish distillery at one point. McCoy was one of the last crewmen to sign on the Bounty. He and his friend, Quintal, enlisted together, and that may well have been a black day for the future of the ship. Quintal was truly the brutal bully, and McCoy was the provider of spirits. His record on the Bounty was less controversial than most. The only incident in which he was involved may well give a better picture of this man. Bligh, in one of his frequent attacks of vocal frustration, was furiously upbraiding the whole crew for a number of failings. Suddenly he pointed a pistol to the head of McCoy and threatened to shoot him for not paying attention. Apparently even his involvement in the mutiny was peripheral, although there is no question of his willingness to throw his lot in with Christian. It was in 1796 that McCoy used the skills he learned as a youngster, and it was that contribution which, as much as anything, led to the early troubles of the Pitcairn colony. He was the first to distill liquor on Pitcairn, making it from the sweet syrup of the ti tree root. It was this skill that killed him, for in a fit of delirium tremens, he lept to his death from a cliff in 1798. According to Bligh, he was 5'6" tall, fair complexion, light brown hair with a heavy beard, strong-made, a scar where he had been stabbed in the belly, and a small scar under his chin. He was heavily tattooed all over his body. (For the children of William McCoy and Teio (?), see "Teio (?)"). 

McCoy, William, thePeerage.com 

William McCoy was born on Pitcairn Island in 1812. He was the son of Daniel McCoy and Sarah Quintal. He died on Pitcairn Island on February 17, 1849, from tetanus poisoning, unmarried. He was a strong opponent of Joshua Hill. He died on tetanus when a sliver of wood penetrated into the upper part of his foot. 

McCoy, William, thePeerage.com 

William McCoy was born on Pitcairn Island. He was the son of Matthew McCoy and Margaret Christian. 

McCoy, Winifred Florence, Snell

Winifred Florence McCoy was born on Pitcairn Island on April 19, 1879. She was the daughter of James Russel McCoy and Eliza Coffin Palmer Young. Winifred was a nurse. 

Menzies, Heather 

Heather Menzies, known on Pitcairn as "Hubba," was living on Pitcairn Island in 2007, and was the fiancé of Kerry Young. 

Photo by Melva Evans

Micheli, Rita, Jon Hamilton, Melva Evans 

Rita Micheli was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and was the wife of Vincent Micheli, a trading ship captain who sailed among many of the South Seas islands out of Tahiti. He was also a black pearl buyer from the island of Mangareva in the Gambier Islands. Rita sometimes sailed with her husband on his ship, the Nautilus. Vincent was always helpful and trustful of the Pitcairn people, providing food and other necessities to them, whether or not they could pay for them immediately. He would let the Pitcairners know that they could pay when his ship called at the Island the next time. In August of 1887, Rita accompanied Vincent on another of his trading voyages, and when the Nautilus called at Pitcairn on September 4, 1887, she and two other women, who were passengers on the ship, went ashore to live on the Island for some time. It is thought that Rita was ill at the time, and that Vincent sent her ashore in the hope that the women of Pitcairn might help her to full recover of her health. However, on October 11, 1887, Rita Micheli died, and was buried in the Island cemetery that is located high above the often monster Pacific Ocean waves that crash onto the Island. At the time of her death, Rita Micheli was 23 years old. 

Mills, Elizabeth, thePeerage.com 

Elizabeth Mills was born in 1792 on Pitcairn Island. She was the daughter of John Mills and Vahineatua (?). She married, first, Matthew Quintal, son of Matthew Quintal and Tevarua (?), in 1811 on Pitcairn Island. She then married William Young, son of Edward Young and Toofaiti (?), in 1823, on Pitcairn Island. She died on November 6, 1883, on Pitcairn Island. Elizabeth Mills also went by the nick-name of Betsy. In 1800 she witnessed the murder of Matt Quintal by John Adams and Ned Young. From 1811, her married name became Quintal. From 1823, her married name became Young. She immigrated to Pitcairn Island arriving in 1864 from Norfolk Island. 

Mills, John, thePeerage.com 

John Mills was born on April 21, 1749, in Carnie by Huntly, Scotland. He was baptized on April 29, 1749. He died on September 20, 1793, at age 44 on Pitcairn Island. Mills gained the rank of Gunner's Mate in the service of the Royal Navy, on board H.M.A.V. Bounty. He and Vahineatua (?) were associated circa 1789 at Pitcairn Island. He was the oldest of the Bounty mutineers. His early history suggests a sadistic bully-boy. On H.M.S. Mediator, he was known to send midshipmen on fools' errands in order to steal their food. Mills was indeed a mystery. His record on board the Bounty was exemplary. The only log record against him records his refusal to dance, which cost him his ration of grog. He was apparently a guard to the party that arrested Bligh during the mutiny. His daughter indicated that he was the Pitcairner who most grieved at the destruction of the Bounty, which had been their home for so long. Until that time, and even up to his death, he never quite gave up the hope that he would someday return to England, even if it had to be at the risk of his own life. Mills, of all the mutineers, can be said to have made a fatal, and perhaps very wrong, choice, a choice he lived to regret. His short life on Pitcairn, however, was well above average. He was truly surprised when attacked by the Tahitian men, as he felt he had a good relationship with them. The children of John Mills and Vahineatua (?) were Elizabeth Mills, who was born in 1792, and died November 6, 1883; and John Mills, who was born in 1793, and died in 1814. 

Mills, John, thePeerage.com 

John Mills was born on Pitcairn Island in 1793. He was the son of John Mills and Vahineatua (?). He died in 1814 on Pitcairn Island. Johnny came to his death by an awful fall from a high, rocky cliff, where he had gone in search of bird's eggs. His injuries were such that he died before he could be conveyed to his home.

Minarii (?), thePeerage.com 

Minarii (?) was born on Tahiti. He died circa 1793, on Pitcairn Island. Minarii (?) and Mareva (?) were associated. 

Moresby, Fairfax, (source?)

Rear Admiral Sir Fairfax Moresby, K.C.B., K.M.T., D.C.L., who was the Commander in Chief of Her Majesty’s naval forces in the Pacific, visited Pitcairn Island as the result of a letter sent to him by 14 Pitcairn women. So impressed was he with the Pitcairn people that he became a constant benefactor to them thereafter, at one time heading a fund-raising campaign in their behalf in Great Britain. Moresby made sure that as far as possible all warships under his command made calls at Pitcairn Island during their tours of duty in the Pacific Ocean.

Neborom (?), thePeerage.com 

It is thought that Neborom (?) was born in Cambodia, and that she and Victor Young were the parents of Chester Young who was born on Pitcairn Island. 

Niau (?), thePeerage.com 

Niau (?) was born on Tahiti. He died circa 1793 on Pitcairn Island. Niau (?) and Mareva (?) were associated. 

Nicodemo (?), thePeerage.com 

Nicodemo (?) was born on Mangareva, the Gambier Islands. He married Selina Isabella Coffin, daughter of Philip Cook Coffin and Mary Jane Florence Warren, in 1903 on Pitcairn Island. The child of Nicodemo (?) and Selina Isabella Coffin was Selina Agnes Coffin.

Nield, David, thePeerage.com 

David Nield married Rosalind Amelia Young, daughter of Simon Young and Mary Buffett Christian, on November 27, 1907, in Auckland, New Zealand. Nield was a clergyman. After his wife’s death, David oversaw a New Zealand reprint of her book, Mutiny of the Bounty and Story of Pitcairn Island, which had originally been published in the United States in 1894.

Nobbs, Alfred Augustine, Australasian Union Conference Record 10, Dec. 3, 1906, p. 7; Snell 

Alfred Augustine Nobbs was born on Pitcairn Island on November 27, 1846. He was the son of George Hunn Nobbs and Sarah Christian. On August 23, 1868, he married Mary Emily Christian on Norfolk Island. He died on Norfolk Island on September 28, 1906. (For the children of Alfred and Mary Emily Christian, see "Mary Emily Christian").

Nobbs, Ann Naomi, Snell 

Ann Naomi Nobbs was born on Pitcairn Island on July 4, 1838. She died September 27, 1931, on Norfolk Island. Her parents were George Hunn Nobbs and Sarah Christian. On Decmeber 25, 1857, she married Caleb Quintal on Norfolk Island. (For the children of Ann and Caleb Quintal, see "Caleb Quintal").

Nobbs, Esther Maria, Snell 

Esther Maria Nobbs was born on Pitcairn Island on August 30, 1832. Her parents were George Hunn Nobbs and Sarah Christian. On December 25, 1848, Esther married Abraham Blatchly Quintal on Pitcairn Island. She died on July 23, 1910 on Norfolk Island. (For the children of Esther and Abraham Blatchly Quintal, see "Abraham Blatchly Quintal").

Nobbs, Fletcher Christian, Snell 

Fletcher Christian Nobbs was born on Pitcairn Island on September 1, 1833. He was the son of George Hunn Nobbs and Sarah Christian. On June 20, 1853, he married Susan Quintal, who was born on Pitcairn Island on November 5, 1833, and died February 18, 1917, on Norfolk Island. She was the daughter of Edward Quintal and Dinah Adams. Fletcher Christian Nobbs died on Norfolk Island on March 3, 1912. (See Quintal, Susan, for the names of the children of Fletcher Christian Nobbs and Susan Quintal.)

Nobbs, Francis Mason, Snell 

Francis Mason Nobbs was born on Pitcairn Island on September 7, 1835. He was the son of George Hunn Nobbs and Sarah Christian. On December 25, 1856, he married Harriet Augusta Quintal on Norfolk Island. He died on June 15, 1900, on Norfolk Island. (For the children of Francis and Harriet Augusta Quintal, see "Harriet Augusta Quintal").

Nobbs, George Edwin Coffin, Snell 

George Edwin Coffin Nobbs was born on Pitcairn Island on May 5, 1843. He was the son of George Hunn Nobbs and Sarah Christian. He died on September 5, 1864, at the age of 21 on Te Mutu Island, killed by natives' poisoned arrows. George was a missionary with the Melanesian Mission in Santa Cruz Island.

Nobbs, George Hunn, Snell 

George Hunn Nobbs

George Hunn Nobbs was born October 16, 1799, at Moira, Northern Ireland. On October 18, 1829, on Pitcairn Island he married Sarah Christian, who had been born on Pitcairn Island in 1810. Her parents were Charles Christian and Sarah. The children of George and Sarah were Reuben Elias Nobbs, born on Pitcairn on September 19, 1830, and died March 2, 1855, on Pitcairn Island; Esther Maria Nobbs, Fletcher Christian Nobbs, Francis Mason Nobbs, Jane Agnes Nobbs, Ann Naomi Nobbs, James Wingate Johnstone Nobbs, George Edwin Coffin Nobbs, who was born on Pitcairn Island on May 5, 1843, and died on September 5, 1864, on Santa Cruz Island; Jemima Sarah Nobbs, Alfred Augustine Nobbs, Sydney Rawdon Nobbs, and Alice Henrietta Florence Nobbs. George Hunn Nobbs was the unacknowledged son of Francis Rawdon, Marquis of Hastings, and Jemima French, daughter of an Irish baronet, who, becoming involved in the Irish revolution, was forced to leave his country. On his mother's deathbed, she extracted from George a solemn promise never to accept any favor at the hands of his father's family. Moreover, she was very anxious that he leave England and take up residence in some other part of the world where 'her wrongs and mine might be buried in oblivion.' His mother and grandmother, suffering a serious reduction in circumstances, sent him to Yarmouth into the care of an elderly family named Nobbs, whose name they forced him to assume. She had arranged with Admiral Murray, commanding in North Yarmouth, to put him aboard a Royal Navy ship, and in 1812, he was placed aboard the 'Roebuck,' then to other ships. After his service to the Royal Navy, which led him to Valparaiso, he appears to have embarked on a career as a soldier of fortune, serving in both the Argentinian and Chilean navies. In 1822, he was serving on a Neapolitan vessel, and the next year found him in Sierra Leone, where he was commanding a ship named the Gambia. By 1826, he was in Calcutta. His adventures were harrowing, according to his own narrative, and he apparently survived shipwreck, capture by the enemy, and the deaths of many of his shipmates. He described his early life as 'filled with enough incidents to enliven three Hentys and four Rider Haggards' (adventure writers of his day). On November 5, 1828, Nobbs arrived on Pitcairn, at age 28, accompanied by a mysterious American shipmate, ' 'Captain' Noah Bunker. They came from Callao in an 18-ton cutter after a six- week voyage. Nobbs was never very explicit about the circumstances, but it appears that Nobbs entered into an agreement with Bunker wherein Nobbs would supply the money with which to outfit Bunker's boat, and they agreed to make the 3,500-mile trip to Pitcairn together. Later investigation seems to indicate that the title to the cutter was more than a little in question. Although not popular with the islanders immediately after his arrival, Nobbs seems to have impressed them with an advanced level of devoutness. His religiosity, according to his critics, seems to have had little precedent in his life before his arrival! Further, his increasing religious leadership was undermining the power of Buffett, the schoolteacher. When, upon Adams death in 1829, Nobbs established a separate school, Buffett quit teaching in disgust. The period from 1829-1832 seems to have witnessed a growing division between followers of the impudent and increasingly devout Nobbs and the practical, strong-willed Buffett. The arrival of Joshua Hill in 1832 marked the beginning of a very trying period in the lives of Nobbs, Buffett, and Evans. Realizing that these three would be the most threatening to his plans and beliefs, Hill singled them out for special humiliation and punishment. The 'quiet, devout' Pastor Nobbs was not considered by the bombastic preacher, Hill, to be a serious challenge, and he soon replaced him as Pastor. The ill-treatment that the three endured reached a climax when they were forced to leave the island in March of 1834, on board the Tuscan. They were carried to Tahiti, where Nobbs appears to have traveled to Mangareva to serve there as a missionary. He was later reunited with his family, and they later ended up in the Gambier Islands with Evans and his family. They were not able to return to Pitcairn until after Hill's forced departure in 1837. Ironically, it was pressure by his 'quiet, devout' rival that forced the English government to remove Hill. Nobbs returned as Pastor, fully consolidating his position vis-à-vis Buffett, who concentrated on his teaching and woodworking until his later call to religious leadership on Norfolk. He was the first islander to be formally trained in the ministry. He sailed to England with Moresby in 1852, to attend seminary. Within two months, he had qualified for ordination as deacon and priest, and was commissioned by the Bishop of London as 'Chaplain of Pitcairn Island.' After being entertained by many notables, he was received by Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. Loaded down with portraits of the Royal Family and a per annum of 50 pounds from the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel, he returned to Pitcairn in triumph in 1853. He was a Clergyman. 

Nobbs, Harriett Augusta, thePeerage.com 

See "Harriett Augusta Quintal."

Nobbs, Jacob Dyas, Snell, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Jacob Dyas Nobbs was born on Pitcairn Island on November 7, 1853. His parents were Fletcher Christian Nobbs and Susan Quintal. He died on Pitcairn Island between November 7 and 14, 1853. 

Nobbs, James Wingate Johnstone, Snell 

James Wingate Johnstone Nobbs was born on Pitcairn Island on September 22, 1839, and died March 26, 1909. He was the son of George Hunn Nobbs and Sarah Christian. On Mary 21, 1858, on Norfolk Island he married Isabella Emily Christian who was born on Pitcairn Island on December 13, 1839, and died on Norfolk Island on February 10, 1895. The children of James Wingate Johnstone Nobbs and Isabella Emily Christian were Eleanor Jane Sophia Nobbs, Norah Leonora Nobbs, Maurice Hastings Nobbs, Andrew Edwin Nobbs, who was born on Norfolk Island on June 19, 1864; Edgar Meade Nobbs, Sarah Esther Nobbs, Horace Nobbs, Emily Gladdis Nobbs, Henry Alden Nobbs, Alice Abigail Nobbs, Joseph Atkin Nobbs, and Mary Edith Nobbs, who was born on Norfolk Island on July 9, 1883. 

Nobbs, Jane Agnes, Snell 

Jane Agnes Nobbs was born on Pitcairn Island on October 6, 1836, and died on Norfolk Island on April 21, 1926. She was the daughter of George Hunn Nobbs and Sarah Christian. On August 25, 1861, on Norfolk Island she married John Quintal. (For the children of Jane and John Quintal, see "John Quintal.") 

Nobbs, Jemima Sarah, thePeerage.com 

Jemima Sarah Nobbs was born on Pitcairn Island on May 13, 1845. She was the daughter of George Hunn Nobbs and Sarah Christian. She married Gilbert Edwin Christian, son of Charles Christian and Charlotte Quintal, on June 19, 1864, on Norfolk Island. She died on January 14, 1920, at age 74, on Norfolk Island. From June 19, 1864, her married name became Christian. The child of Jemima and Gilbert Edwin Christian was Edwin Christian, born August 7, 1865, and died August 31, 1933.

Nobbs, Kathleen Laura, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Kathleen Laura Nobbs was born on Pitcairn Island on December 20, 1854. She was the daughter of Fletcher Christian Nobbs and Susan Quintal. She married Joseph Allen McCleave Buffett, son of John Buffett and Elizabeth Young, on November 27, 1873, on Norfolk Island. She died on June 1, 1930, at age 75, on Norfolk Island. From November 27, 1873, her married name became Buffett. (For the children of Kathleen and Joseph Allen McCleave Buffett, see "Joseph Allen McCleave Buffett"). 

Nobbs, Reuben Elias, Snell 

Reuben Elias Nobbs was born on Pitcairn Island on September 19, 1830. He was the son of George Hunn Nobbs and Sarah Christian. He died on March 2, 1855, on Pitcairn Island. In 1847, he survived a serious injury, although he was from that point lame in one leg. He, in company with several others, went goat hunting. He fell, and his gun discharged into his right hip. After long months wherein little improvement took place, a surgeon from a passing ship extracted much wadding which had been embedded in the wound. After that, recovery was rapid, but his lameness prevented his participation in the work of the island. In 1849, he traveled to Valparaiso (Chile) where he took employment as a clerk. His health declined, and he became very ill with consumption, so he returned to his homeland. Kind hands carried him from the landing to his home when he returned, for he was universally beloved.

Norman, Charles, Lareau 

Charles Norman was born on September 6, 1757, in Portsea, England. He was the Carpenter's Mate on HMS Bounty. He married a woman named Dinah. Children: William Norman, baptized March 9, 1788, in Portsea, England; Thomas Norman, baptized February 25, 1794, in Portsea, England. 

Obuarei, Wahlroos 

Obuarei was another name for Puarai, who was the consort of John Adams. Puarai was also known as Opuole. 

Oha (?), thePeerage.com 

Oha (?) was born on Tubuai. He died circa 1791, on Pitcairn Island. Oha (?) and Tinafanaea (?) were associated circa 1790, on Pitcairn Island. Oha was from the Polynesian Island of Tubuai. 

Parker, Alfred J., Steley 

Alfred J. Parker, along with his wife Marjorie Louie, was the pastor of the Pitcairn Island Seventh-day Adventist Chruch from 1969 to 1971. 

Petch, Henry Oliver, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Henry Oliver Petch was born on Pitcairn Island on June 10, 1906. He was the son of Walter Henry Petch and Esther Godfrey Coffin. He married Mary Loftus in July 1926, at Burwood, New South Wales, Australia. He died on July 19, 1973, at age 67. He was buried in Pine Grove Cemetery, Minchinbury, New South Wales, Australia. The children of Henry and Mary Loftus were Shirley Petch, Henry Malcolm Petch, and Mervyn Richard Petch.

Walter Petch family, left; Henry Petch, right.

Petch, Walter Henry, thePeerage.com 

Walter Henry Petch was born on July 2, 1871, at Greenwich, Kent, England. He was the son of Henry Petch and Annie Wheeler. Walter had a child by Elizabeth Maud Young named Ruth Constance Petch, who was born on Rarotonga on July 11, 1898. He married Esther Godfrey Coffin, daughter of Philip Cook Coffin and Mary Jane Florence Warren, on May 24, 1905, on Pitcairn Island. He died on August 8, 1942, at the age of 71 at Petersham, New South Wales, Australia. Walter Henry Petch was a storeman. He had the title "Secretary to the Governor" while living on Pitcairn Island. He had nine children with Esther Godfrey Coffin, none of whom were born on Pitcairn Island. (For the children of Walter and Esther Godfrey Coffin, see "Esther Godfrey Coffin").

Pettigrew, Raymond George, thePeerage.com 

Raymond George Pettigrew was born circa 1927. He married Oris Kein Warren, daughter of Wallace Maynard Warren and Maria Johnston, in 1952. He died on December 23, 1952, at Pitcairn Island and he was buried in the island cemetery. He had arrived on December 5, 1952 on Pitcairn with his new bride, a former island girl, and was fatally shot while hunting goats. (Pacific Islands Monthly, Jan. 1952). He was an engineer.

Petty, Thurman, Steley 

Thurman Petty, along with his wife Marth Ann, was the pastor of the Pitcairn Island Seventh-day Adventist Church in 1983. 

Peu, Vaine Kimiora, thePeerage.com 

Vaine Kimiora Peu was born circa 1951. He married Charlene Evelyn Dolly Warren, daughter of Jay Calvin Warren and Carol Grace Christian. (For the children of Wayne and Charlene Evelyn Dolly Warren, see "Charlene Evelyn Dolly Warren.") 

Puarei (?), thePeerage.com 

Puarei (?) was born on Tahiti. She died between 1790 and 1791, on Pitcairn Island, falling to her death while collecting bird's eggs from a cliff. Puarei (?) was also known as Balhadi (?). She was also known as Obuarei (?). She and John Adams were associated circa 1790 on Pitcairn Island.

Quintal, Abby Louisa Tabor, Snell, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Abby Louisa Tabor Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on May 27, 1846. She was the daughter of Maria Christian and William Quintal. She married Nathaniel Quintal, son of Arthur Quintal and Mary Christian, on March 1, 1863, on Norfolk Island. She died on Norfolk Island on September 1, 1929. Abby Louisa Taber Quintal also went by the nick-name of Taber. (For the children of Abby and Nathaniel Quintal, see "Nathaniel Quintal").

Quintal, Abraham Blatchly, Snell 

Abraham Blatchly Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on January 31, 1827, and died September 20, 1910, on Norfolk Island. He was the son of Edward Quintal and Dinah Adams.On December 25, 1848, Abraham married Esther Maria Nobbs, who was born on Pitcairn Island on August 30, 1832, and died on July 23, 1910, on Norfolk Island. The children of Abraham Blatchly Quintal and Esther Maria Nobbs were Fairfax Moresby Mitchell Quintal, John Moresby Acland Quintal, Henry Stephen Fremantle Quintal, Harriett Thomasa Leonora Quintal, who was born on Norfolk Island on February 2, 1858, and died on Norfolk Island on May 3, 1860; Gustave Adolf Krisman Quintal, Charles Grant Quintal, Mary Louise Anne Quintal, who was born on Norfolk Island on April 4, 1865, and died on Norfolk on May 6, 1866; Sarah Eunice Quintal, Eleanor Quintal, Jemima Louisa Quintal, Walter Halliday Quintal, and Emily Quintal. 

Quintal, Absolam, thePeerage.com 

Absolom Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on June 17, 1836. He was the son of Arthur Quintal and Mary Christian. He died on June 14, 1868, at the age of 31, on Norfolk Island. He did not marry. 

Quintal, Alice Maud, Snell 

Alice Maud Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on January 19, 1853. She was the daughter of Maria Christian and William Quintal. Alice died on Norfolk Island on November 22, 1856. 

Quintal, Amelia Rosamond, Snell 

Amelia Rosamond Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on April 29, 1855. She was the daughter of Maria Christian and William Quintal. She died on Norfolk Island on February 11, 1868. 

Quintal, Arthur, thePeerage.com 

Arthur Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on May 6, 1795. He was the son of Matthew Quintal and Tevarua (?). He married, first, Catherine McCoy, daughter of William McCoy and Teio (?), in 1816, on Pitcairn Island. The later married Mary Christian, daughter of Charles Christian and Sully (?), on May 3, 1835, on Pitcairn Island. He died on November 19, 1873, at age 78 on Norfolk Island. Arthur Quintal held the office of Chief Magistrate of Pitcairn Island between 1840 and 1841. One day, Arthur and his best friend, Daniel McCoy, swam out to a rock a considerable distance from the shore, and there agreed to seek each one the other's sister for a wife. That place is now known as "Tane M'A' (Place of the men's agreement). This is the same Arthur Quintal who treated another sister, Jane, so harshly when she 'strayed from the path of virtue,' that Jane left the island never to return. When Captain Beechey was on the island in 1808, Arthur was the 'Leader of the Pitcairn Band.' He sat on the ground before a large gourd, and with his toes, he worked a piece of musical wood (Porou) and he beat the gourd with two sticks held in his hands. Later, he was a strong opponent of Joshua Hill. (For the children of Arthur Quintal and Catherine McCoy, see "Catherine McCoy.") The children of Arthur and Mary Christian were Absolom Quintal, who was born on June 17, 1836, and died on June 14, 1868; Nathaniel Quintal, who was born on November 7, 1837, and died May 1, 1895; Joseph Quintal, who was born on July 5, 1839, and died May 26, 1912; Cornelius Quintal, who was born on June 17, 1841, and died February 10, 1934; and Mary Quintal, who was born on April 16, 1843.

Quintal, Arthur, thePeerage.com 

Arthur Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island in 1816. He was the son of Arthur Quintal and Catherine McCoy. He married Martha Quintal, daughter of Edward Quintal and Dinah Adams, on Pitcairn Island on October 22, 1837. He died on August 20, 1902, on Norfolk Island. Arthur Quintal also went by the nick-name of Dowley. He held the office of Chief Magistrate of Pitcairn Island between 1845 and 1846. He held the office of Chief Magistrate of Pitcairn Island in 1850. He held the office of Chief Magistrate of Pitcairn Island in 1854. He held the office of Chief Magistrate of Norfolk Island between 1862 and 1864. He held the office of Chief Magistrate of Norfolk Island in 1885. The children of Arthur Quintal and Martha Quintal were Edmund Johnston Quintal, who was born on July 31, 1838, and died September 1, 1839; Louisa Victoria Rose Quintal, who was born on December 30, 1839, and died on August 27, 1892; Rhoda Quintal, who was born on July 22, 1842, and died November 29, 1857; Edward Quintal, who was born on July 18, 1844, and died January 4, 1901; Edmund Joseph Napoleon Quintal, who was born on November 11, 1846; Rachel Hope Quintal, who was born on March 24, 1849, and died August 15, 1933; Julia Etheline Quintal, who was born on September 15, 1851, and died November 16, 1869; Hugo Beaumont Burnaby Quintal, who was born on March 1, 1857, and died in 1949; Arthur William Henry Quintal, who was born on July 15, 1859, and died November 8, 1902; Martha Quintal, who was born on July 30, 1863, and died in 1924; and Wallace Quintal, who was born on May 22, 1865, and died September 5, 1882.

Quintal, Caleb, Snell 

Caleb Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on September 5, 1837. He died May 7, 1873, on Norfolk Island. His parents were Edward Quintal and Dinah Adams. On December 25, 1857, on Norfolk Island, Caleb married Ann Naomi Nobbs who was born on Pitcairn Island on July 4, 1838, and died on Norfolk Island on September 27, 1931. Ann's parents were George Hunn Nobbs and Sarah Christian. The children of Caleb Quintal and Ann Naomi Nobbs were Perry Winslow Quintal, who was born on February 5, 1859, on Norfolk Island, and died February 17, 1859, on Norfolk; Douglas Murray Quintal, John Phillip Arthur Quintal, Sarah Ann Maude Quintal, Esther Quintal, who was born on Norfolk Island on September 22, 1865, and died September 30, 1865, on Norfolk; Fletcher Evelyn Quintal, and Lilian Quintal.

Quintal, Caroline, Snell 

Caroline Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on July 21, 1827. On April 6, 1843, on Pitcairn Island she married John Adams, who was born on November 10, 1827. Caroline's parents were Arthur Quintal and Catherine McCoy. The children of Caroline and John Adams were Pauline Adams, Gilbert Warren Fysh Adams, Bryon Stanley Mitchell Adams, George Webb Adams, William Ward Dillon Adams, Elizabeth Holman Adams, who was born on Pitcairn on May 31, 1853, and died on Norfolk Island on December 2, 1868; Caroline Augusta Adams who was born on Pitcairn Island on January 5, 1855, and died on Pitcairn Island on April 21, 1855; John Bayless Heastey Adams; Georgina Phyllis Adams, Thomas Lyndsay Skipton Adams, and Absolom Capel Tilly Adams. Caroline Quintal died on Norfolk Island on June 13, 1869.

Quintal, Catherine K., Snell, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Catherine K. Quintal was born in 1818 on Pitcairn Island. She was the daughter of Arthur Quintal and Catherine McCoy. She died on May 15, 1831, on Tahiti. Catherine also went by the nick-name of Kitty. 

Quintal, Charlotte, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Charlotte Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island in 1822. She was the daughter of Arthur Quintal and Catherine McCoy. She married Charles Christian, son of Charles Christian and Sully (?), on October 30, 1836, on Pitcairn Island. She died on August 16, 1883, on Norfolk Island. From October 30, 1836, her married name became Christian. (For the children of Charlotte and Charles Christian, see "Charles Christian").

Quintal, Cornelius, thePeerage.com 

Cornelius Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on June 17, 1841. He was the son of Arthur Quintal and Mary Christian. Cornelius died on Norfolk Island on February 10, 1934. The children of Cornelius Quintal and Ellen Amelia Moore were Henry Quintal, Susan Florence Quintal, Hastings Quintal, Mary Quintal, Elizabeth Stollard Quintal, Amy Quintal, Ruth Quintal and Arthur Moore Quintal.

Quintal, Edmund Johnston, thePeerage.com 

Edmund Joseph Napoleon Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on November 11, 1846. He was the son of Arthur Quintal and Martha Quintal. He married Elizabeth Snell. He died in Australia. The children of Edmund and Elizabeth Snell were Henry Quintal, Rene Quintal and Lara Quintal. 

Quintal, Edward, thePeerage.com, Snell 

Edward Quintal was born in 1800 on Pitcairn Island. He was the son of Matthew Quintal and Teraura (?). He married Dinah Adams, daughter of John Adams and Vahineatua (?), on March 4, 1819, on Pitcairn Island. He died on Pitcairn Island on September 8, 1841. In 1833, Edward was appointed a Pitcairn elder by Joshua Hill. When Hill first came to Pitcairn, Edward attracted his particular notice. Indeed, Edward stood by Hill to the last, although this bias did not pass to his children. His temper was well- known. In one dispute with John Evans, who was a very small man, he brought the matter to termination by lifting Evans over his head and throwing him into a pig-sty, causing him serious injury. Edward was an honest man, but severe and straight-laced. In general, he opposed the entry of the three Englishmen (Buffett, Evans, and Nobbs) to Pitcairn, and especially resented their leadership role, feeling that the leadership should be among the native Pitcairners. He held the office of Chief Magistrate of Pitcairn Island between 1838 and 1839. The children of Edward and Dinah were William Quintal, burn in 1817, died July 6, 1905; Martha Quintal, born 1882, died December 25, 1893; Edward Quintal, born October 31, 1824, died January 5, 1856; Abraham Blatchly Quintal, born January 31, 1827, died September 20, 1910; Louisa Quintal, born March 7, 1829, died February 5, 1873; Nancy Quintal, born June 6, 1831, died December 24, 1853; Susan Quintal, born November 5, 1833, died February 18, 1917; Caleb Quintal, born September 5, 1837, died May 7, 1873; and Joseph Napoleon Quintal, born December 7, 1839, died October 2, 1841.

Quintal, Edward, Snell 

Edward Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on October 31, 1824. He was the son of Edward Quintal and Dinah Adams. Edward died on January 5, 1856, on Pitcairn Island. 

Quintal, Edward, Snell, thePeerage.com 

Edward Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on June 2, 1844. He was the son of Maria Christian and William Quintal. He died on Pitcairn Island on March 24, 1855, at age 10, from tetanus. While playing, he pierced his foot with a barbed arrow (used for taking fish from holes in rocks), and within two days he had died of tetanus. His uncle, George Nobbs, recalled that although he was in intense pain, and he knew he was dying, he expressed no fear of death, and died saying, "Lord Jesus receive my spirit."

Quintal, Edward, thePeerage.com 

Edward Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on July 18, 1844. He was the son of Arthur Quintal and Martha Quintal. He first married Cordelia Ruth Christian, daughter of Charles Christian and Charlottee Quintal, on January 8, 1865, on Norfolk Island. He later married Angelina Ophelia McCoy, daughter of Philip McCoy and Sarah Quintal, on January 16, 1873, on Norfolk Island. He died on January 4, 1901, at the age of 56 on Norfolk Island. The children of Edward and Angelina were Edmund Joseph Quintal, born January 5, 1874, died in 1909; Albert Edward C. Quintal, born July 19, 1875, and died in 1926; Caleb Quintal, born October 1, 1877, and died December 21, 1878; Lara Catherine Quintal, born November 18, 1879, and died April 5, 1899; Louis Acklom Quintal, born April 8, 1882; Ellis Hunt Quintal, born April 24, 1884, and died March 13, 1942; John Swain Quintal, born April 8, 1886; and Blanche Quintal, born September 20, 1888.

Quintal, Eliza, thePeerage.com 

Eliza Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on June 11, 1833. She was the daughter of John Quintal and Maria Christian. She married Benjamin Claudius Christian, son of John Buffett and Mary Christian on December 25, 1851. She died on Norfolk Island on May 16, 1906 at age 72. The children of Eliza and Benjamin Christian were Mary Emily Christian, born October 3, 1852 and died November 10, 1896; Charles Richard Holmes Christian, born October 31, 1854 and died in 1897; Sara Eliza Christian, born August 23, 1857 and died in 1918; Alice Maude Christian, born August 26, 1859 and died May 28, 1925; Julius Christopher Christian, born July 25, 1862, and died in 1919; Henry Herbert Christian, born January 10, 1867 and died December 9, 1867; and Lorenzo Fisher Christian, born August 19, 1869 and died October 25, 1926.

Quintal, Ellen, thePeerage.com 

Ellen Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on February 4, 1837. She was the daughter of John Quintal and Maria Christian. She married John Stephen Christian, son of Fletcher Christian and Peggy Christian on November 24, 1861, on Norfolk Island. She died on November 7, 1910, at age 73 on Norfolk Island. The children of Ellen and John Christian were John Thornton Christian, born April 30, 1862, died April 17, 1869; Stephen Christian, born March 28, 1864, died March 30, 1864; Sarah Grace Christian, born January 16, 1866, died February 19, 1915; William Swain Christian, born June 1, 1870; Julia Eliza Christian, born November 30 1873, died August 16, 1904; Beatrice Christian, born February 20, 1878, died November 21, 1878; and Laura Christian, born February 22, 1880, died June 21, 1908.

Quintal, Fairfax Moresby Mitchell, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Fairfax Moresby Mitchell Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on July 13, 1851. He was the son of Abraham Blatchly Quintal and Esther Maria Nobbs. He married Sarah Harriet Selwyn Quintal, daughter of William Quintal and Maria Christian, on September 26, 2895, on Norfolk Island. He died after 1910. Fairfax Moresby Mitchell Quintal went by the nick-name of Faccie. The children of Fairfax and Sarah Harriet Selwyn Quintal were Lilian Mary Quintal, Lorna Maria Quintal, and Rita Hazel Moresby Quintal.

Quintal, Frances Adelaide, Snell 

Frances Adelaide Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on January 21, 1851. She was the daughter of Maria Christian and William Quintal. Frances died on Norfolk Island on June 28, 1912. On Norfolk Island on November 28, 1867, Frances married Gilbert Warren Fysh Adams, the son of John Adams and Caroline Quintal. Frances also went by the nick-name of Fanny. From November 18, 1867, her married name became Adams. (For the children of Frances and Gilbert Adams see "Gilbert Warren Fysh Adams.")

Quintal, Hannah, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Hannah Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on October 3, 1849. She was the daughter of John Quintal and Dinah Young. She married Isaac Dunsmure Robinson, son of John Robinson and Ann Wade, on June 12, 1865, on Norfolk Island. She died on August 24, 1914, at age 64, on Norfolk Island. From June 12, 1865, her married name became Robinson. The children of Hannah and Isaac Dunsmure Robinson were Henry Wade Robinson, Anna May Robinson, Elizabeth Mary Robinson, Cecil Ian Robinson, Ethel Robinson, Martha Elsie Robinson, Enoch Cobbecroft Robinson, Isaac Robinson, Richard Ion Robinson, John Selwyn Robinson, and Harriet Fairfax Satterfield Robinson.

Quintal, Harriet Augusta, Snell 

Harriet Augusta Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on April 30, 1840. She was the daughter of John Quintal and Dinah Young. Harriet died on Norfolk Island on November 21, 1897. On December 25, 1856, Harriet married Francis Mason Nobbs, who was born on Pitcairn Island on September 7, 1835, and died on Norfolk Island on June 15, 1900. He was the son of George Hunn Nobbs and Sarah Christian. The children of Harriet Augusta Quintal and Francis Mason Nobbs were Augusta Anne Emily Nobbs, George Rawdon French Nobbs, Thomas Sullivan Nobbs, who was born on Norfolk Island on June 14, 1862, and died on Norfolk on July 31, 1863; Sarah Gracilla Nobbs, who was born on Norfolk Island on January 11, 1864, and died on Norfolk on November 20, 1867; Harriett Eliza Nobbs, Jane Nobbs, Reuben Elias Nobbs, Edwina Nobbs, Alexander Nobbs, Sarah Gracilla Nobbs, born on December 2, 1872, on Norfolk Island, and died in 1923 in Honolulu, Hawaii; and Kezia Mildred Nobbs.

Quintal, Helen Amelia, Snell, thePeerage.com 

Helen Amelia Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on February 7, 1848. She was the daughter of Maria Christian and William Quintal. She married Charles Frederick Yager on June 1, 1882, on Norfolk Island. She died on November 17, 1921. The child of Helen Amelia Quintal was Rosamond Adelaide Quintal, born March 23, 1878, and died September 18, 1937. The children of Helen and Charles Frederick Yager are Gilbert Francis Yager, Gllen Beatrice Yager, John Thornton Yager, and Alice Bertha Yager.

Quintal, Henry Joshua, Snell 

Henry Joshua Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on January 17, 1836. He was the son of Edward Quintal and Dinah Adams. On March 21, 1858, Henry married Jane McCoy on Norfolk Island. Jane was born on Pitcairn Island on July 10, 1837. She was the daughter of Matthew McCoy and Margaret Christian. She died on Norfolk Island on January 19, 1917. The children of Henry Joshua Quintal and Jane McCoy were Dinah Amabella Quintal, Matthew Quintal, Henry Charles Burleigh Quintal, who was born on Norfolk Island on June 17, 1864, and died on Norfolk on June 21, 1881; Sarah Jane Quintal, who was born on Norfolk Island on December 8, 1865, and died on Norfolk on April 14, 1866; Anne Frances Quintal, who was born on Norfolk Island on July 12, 1869, and died on Norfolk on August 25, 1892; and Julia Quintal, who was born on Norfolk Island on March 16, 1872, and died on Norfolk on May 16, 1892.

Quintal, Henry Stephen Freemantle, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Henry Stephen Fremantle Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on March 5, 1856. He was the son of Abraham Blatchly Quintal and Esther Maria Nobbs. He married Nancy Alice Quintal, daughter of John Quintal and Dinah Young, on August 1, 1877, on Norfolk Island. He died on September 21, 1907, at age 51, at sea, on board the Southern Cross. He was buried at Pek, Vanna Lava, Banks Island. (For the children of Henry and Nancy Alice Quintal, see :Nancy Alice Quintal").

Quintal, James, thePeerage.com 

James Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on July 9, 1825. He was the son of Arthur Quintal and Catherine McCoy. He married Priscilla Christian, daughter of Fletcher Christian and Peggy Christian on July 22, 1855, on Pitcairn Island. He died on September 7, 1898 at age 73 on Norfolk Island. The children of James and Priscilla were Priscilla Pitcairn Quintal, born April 19, 1856, and died April 5, 1868; John Matthew Patteson Quintal, born July 22, 1857, and died March 1, 1926; James Gorham Bell Quintal, born April 29, 1859, and died September 12, 1861; James Thomas Gorham Quintal, born September 9, 1862, and died March 20, 1863; James Gorham Francis Quintal, born April 3, 1865, and died April 29, 1868; Priscilla Pitcairn Quintal, born April 1, 1868, and died July 13, 1878; James Robert Quintal, born May 28, 1871; and Nathan Sherman Quintal, born August 15, 1874; and died July 21, 1945.

Quintal, Jane, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

See "Jane McCoy."

Quintal, John, thePeerage.com 

John Quintal was born in 1812 on Pitcairn Island. He was the son of Matthew Quintal and Elizabeth Mills. He married Maria Christian, daughter of Charles Christian and Sully (?), on January 17, 1833, on Pitcairn Island. He died on November 14, 1838, on Pitcairn Island from tetanus. The children of John and Maria were Eliza Quintal, born June 11, 1833, and died May 16, 1806; Sarah Quintal, born April 5, 1835, and died July 28, 1868; Ellen Quintal, born February 4, 1837, and died November 7, 1910; and Maria Elizabeth Quintal, born November 14, 1838, and died April 28, 1900.

Quintal, John, Argus News, thePeerage.com 

John Quintal was born in 1820 on Pitcairn. He was the son of Arthur Quintal and Catherine McCoy. He married Dinah Young, daughter of George Young and Hannah Adams, on November 5, 1837, on Pitcairn Island. He died on November 2, 1910, on Norfolk Island. The children of John and Dinah were John Quintal, born December 23, 1838, and died March 1, 1868; Harriett Augusta Quinta, born April 30, 1840, and died November 21, 1897; Matilda Quintal, born October 17, 1841, and died January 17, 1866; Kezia Quintal, born May 21, 1843, and died March 26, 1868; Levi Ward Quintal, born October 10, 1844, and died August 30, 1846; William Wilburn Quintal, born April 29, 1848, and died October 31, 1852; Hannah Quintal, October 3, 1849, and died August 24, 1914; Sarah Clara Quintal, born November 5, 1851, and died December 31, 1894; Nancy Alice Prudence Quintal, born August 9, 1854, and died May 25, 1855; Nancy Alice Quintal, born September 24, 1855, and died March 5, 1928; and James Hunn Oliver Quintal, born February 27, 1860.

Quintal, John, Snell 

John Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on December 23, 1838. He was the son of John Quintal and Dinah Young. On December 25, 1856, he married Dinah Evans who was born on Pitcairn Island on August 6, 1837. The children of John and Dinah were George Gideon Coffin Quintal, Isabella Catherine Ann Quintal, born April 16, 1860, and died September 23, 1884; Mary Ann Quintal, John Wilfred Quintal, David Landers Quintal, born July 14, 1865, and died December 20, 1916, at Afion Kara Hissan, Turkey; and Percy Augustus Quintal. John Quintal died on March 1, 1868.

Quintal, John, Snell 

John Quintal was born on January 4, 1841, on Norfolk Island. He was the son of William Quintal and Maria Christian. He died on April 29, 1907 on Norfolk Island. On August 25, 1861, John married Jane Agnes Nobbs on Norfolk Island. Jane was born on October 6, 1836, on Pitcairn Island and died April 21, 1926, on Norfolk Island. She was the daughter of George Hunn Nobbs and Sarah Christian. The children of John Quintal and Jane Agnes Nobbs were Dora Maria Quintal, born October 22, 1862 on Norfolk Island, and died on August 7, 1865, on Norfolk Island; Alice Bertha Quintal, Born: December 23, 1864 died. Abt. 1912 Sydney, NSW, Australia, married Edward Young Buffet; William Francis Quintal, Born: November 01, 1866 Norfolk Island, and died: June 23, 1947 married Josephine Billings; Dillon Archibald Quintal, who was born on November 2, 1868 on Norfolk Island and died in Sydney, Australia; Dora Maria Quintal, Born: February 01, 1870 on Norfolk Island and died September 02, 1950 in Marrickville, Sydney, NSW, Australia, Married: Maurice Hastings Nobbs; Bella Quintal, Born: August 15, 1871 on Norfolk Island an ddied June 05, 1956 on Norfolk Island, married: Percy Augustus Quintal; Esther Linda Quintal, Born: June 14, 1873 on Norfolk Island and died abt. 1898 in Thames, New Zealand, married: Fredrick Richmond Young; Reuben Nobbs Quintal, born on September 24, 1876, on Norfolk Island, and died on May 20, 1919 on Norfolk; and Frances Augusta Quintal, Born: April 02, 1878 on Norfolk Island and died August 22, 1952 on Norfolk Island, married: Henry Quintal.

Quintal, John Moresby Acland, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

John Moresby Acland Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on June 28, 1853. He was the son of Abraham Blatchly Quintal and Esther Maria Nobbs. He married Harriet Cawthray, on November 18, 1879. He died after 1910. The children of John and Harriet Cawthray were Charles Acland Quintal, Elizabeth Esther Quintal, Roy Edwin Quintal, and John Morseby Quintal.

Quintal, Joseph, thePeerage.com 

Joseph Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on July 5, 1839. He was the son of Arthur Quintal and Mary Christian. He first married Martha Evans, daughter of John Evans and Rachel Adams, on Mary 21, 1858, on Norfolk Island. He then married Lucy Emily Christian, daughter of Charles Driver Christian and Maria Lucy Christian, on June 26, 1878, on Norfolk Island. He died on May 26, 1912, at age 72 on Norfolk Island. Joseph Quintal was a farmer. The children of Joseph and Martha Evans were Margaret Elizabeth Clara Quintal, Rachel Quintal, John James Heywood Quintal, Emily Maude Quintal, Henry Colridge Quintal, Martha Quintal, William Lamb Quintal, Richard Walter Quintal, Margaret Elizabeth Clara Quintal. The children of Joseph Quintal and Lucy Emily Christian were Frank Joseph Quintal, Mary Emily Quintal, Joseph Quintal, Albert Henry Phelps Quintal, Addie Hagar Quintal, Lester Berley Quintal, Edward Lester Quintal, and Henry Welchman Quintal.

Quintal, Joseph Napoleon, Snell 

Joseph Napoleon Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on December 7, 1839. He was the son of Edward Quintal and Dinah Adams. Joseph died on October 2, 1841, on Pitcairn Island. 

Quintal, Julia Etheline, thePeerage.com 

Julia Etheline Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on September 15, 1851. She was the daughter of Arthur Quintal and Martha Quintal. She died on November 16, 1869, at age 18 on Norfolk Island. 

Quintal, Kezia, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Kezia Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on May 21, 1843. She was the daughter of John Quintal and Dinah Young. She died on March 26, 1868, at the age of 24, on Norfolk Island. She was buried on March 28, 1868, on Norfolk Island. Kezia was not married. The child of Kezia and Isaac Dunsmure Robinson was Sarah Alice Quintal, born December 20, 1865, and died October 2, 1881.

Quintal, Levi Ward, Snell 

Levi Ward Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on October 10, 1844. He was the son of John Quintal and Dinah Young. He died on Pitcairn Island at the age of 1, on August 30, 1846. 

Quintal, Louisa, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Louisa Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on March 7, 1829. She was the daughter of Edward Quintal and Dinah Adams. She married Thomas Buffett, son of John Buffett and Dorothy Young, on June 20, 1853, on Pitcairn Island. She died on February 5, 1873, at age 43, on Norfolk Island. In 1851 she was one of the 14 Pitcairn women who invited Admiral Moresby to visit Pitcairn Island. From June 20, 1853, her married name became Buffett. The children of Louisa and Thomas Buffett were Emma Quintal Buffett, Mary Ellen Olivia Buffett, Marianne Selina Buffett, Thomas Henbury Buffett, William Henry Buffett, Augustus Wentworth Buffett, John Edward Henry Buffett, Fanny Nelmes Buffett, Louisa Florence Buffett, Robert Inskip Buffett, and Herbert Claude Buffett.

Quintal, Louisa Victoria Rose, thePeerage.com 

Louisa Victoria Rose Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on December 30, 1839. She was the daughter of Arthur Quintal and Martha Quintal. She married Nathaniel Quintal, son of Arthur Quintal and Mary Christian. She married Edward Buffett, son of John Buffett and Dorothy Young, on October 3, 1858, on Norfolk Island. She died on August 27, 1892, at age 52 on Norfolk Island. Louisa Victoria Rose Quintal usually went by her middle name of Victoria. From October 3, 1858, her married name became Buffett. The child of Louisa and Nathaniel Quintal was Dinah Amabella Quintal, who was born on January 22, 1859, and died May 11, 1953. The children of Louisa and Edward Buffett were Mary Helena Short Buffett, who was born on January 15, 860; Fletcher Christian Buffett, who was born on July 30, 1861, and died November 10, 1867; Arthur Buffett, who was born on May 28, 1863; Reubena Buffett, who was born on October 20, 1926; and Louise Cordelia Buffett, who was born on December 24, 1875, and died November 21, 1931.

Quintal, Lucy Anne, Snell, thePeerage.com 

Lucy Anne Quintal was born on the transport bark Lucy Anne, which carried the Pitcairners to Tahiti in 1831 sometime between March 7 and March 23. She was the daughter of Arthur Quintal and Catherine McCoy. She died on March 25, 1831, on Tahiti. 

Quintal, Maria Elizabeth, thePeerage.com 

Maria Elizabeth Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on November 14, 1838. She was the daughter of John Quintal and Maria Christian. She married, first, Jacob Christian, son of Fletcher Christian and Peggy Christian, on October 14, 1855, on Pitcairn Island. She married, secondly, David Buffett, son of John Buffett and Dorothy Young, on July 20, 1881, on Norfolk Island. She died on April 28, 1855, at age 61 on Norfolk Island. From October 14, 1855, her married name became Christian, and from July 20, 1881, her married name became Buffett. The children of Maria and Jacob Christian were John Wallace Christian, died September 30, 1856; Caroline Lucy Christian, born September 23, 1857, and died October 7, 1869; Eugenia Frances Christian, born August 4, 1859, and died September 20, 1868; Leonora Christian, born April 24, 1860; Lucy Leonard Christian, born April 24, 1861, and died November 10, 1873; William Harrison Christian, born December 9, 1862, and died August 31, 1880; Jacob Wallace Christian, born June 24, 1865, and died March 1, 1808; Sophia Christian, born June 8, 1867, and died April 6, 1900; Holder Brownell Christian, born March 16, 1873, and died December 19, 1912; and Maria Elizabeth Christian, born September 5, 1874, and died November 26, 1896. (For the child of Maria and David Buffett, see "David Buffett").

Quintal, Martha, thePeerage.com 

Martha Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island in 1822. She was the daughter of Edward Quintal and Dinah Adams. She married Arthur Quintal, the son of Arthur Quintal and Catherine McCoy on October 22, 1847, on Pitcairn Island. She died on December 25, 1893, on Norfolk Island. (For the names of the children of Martha and Arthur Quintal, see "Arthur Quintal.")

Quintal, Martha

See "Martha Evans."

Quintal, Mary, Snell, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Mary Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on April 16, 1843. She was the daughter of Arthur Quintal and Mary Christian. She married Pardon Snell on December 18, 1864, on Norfolk Island. She died on April 5, 1868, at age 24, on Norfolk Island. The children of Mary and Pardon Snell were Cornelius Headley Snell, born May 13, 1866, and died December 25, 1869; and Arthur Snell, born October 7, 1867.

Quintal, Mary Louisa, thePeerage.com 

Mary Louisa Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on April 29, 1855. She died April 9, 1905.

Quintal, Matilda, Snell 

Matilda Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on October 17, 1841. Her parents were John Quintal and Dinah Young. She died on Norfolk Island on January 17, 1866. 

Quintal, Matthew, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Matthew Quintal was born on March 3, 1766 at Padstow, Cornwall, England. He died in 1799 on Pitcairn. Matthew Quintal gained the rank of Able Seaman in the service of the Royal Navy, on board HMAV Bounty. He and Tevarua (?) were associated circa 1789 on Pitcairn Island. He and Teraura (?) were associated on Pitcairn Island. Matthew's mother died when he was young, and he lived with an uncle for two years. After two years at Plymouth with his father, he shipped aboard the sloop-of-war HMS Nymphas as servant to his uncle, a gunner. After his uncle's death, he was appointed servant to the Captain of a man-o-war, serving three years. There is no question that he was one of the most violent of the crew members and Pitcairn residents. He had a permanent attachment to Tahiti, and had no particular interest in returning to England. Although it is interesting to note that he, more than any other Pitcairn mutineer, not only named his consort after his mother, but each of his children is named for a member of his family. Not the act of a man with no feelings for family. On March 10, 1788, Quintal became the first person on board the Bounty to feel the lash. Upon complaint to Bligh by Fryer, he was given two dozen lashes for insolence and mutinous behavior. He was the first crewman approached by Christian concerning the mutiny. Initially he was frightened of the possible consequences, but after Martin overheard and agreed, he became an ardent supporter of Christian. After the Pitcairn landing, he favored destroying the Bounty, and, while the others discussed it, he went below and set the ship on fire. Like McCoy, who appears to have been a friend of his prior to his time on the Bounty, the introduction of liquor on Pitcairn affected him badly. As an instance of his ferocious nature, the story is handed down that one day his wife went fishing, and not succeeding in catching enough to satisfy Quintal, he flew into a rage abusing her unendingly, and finally bit off her ear. In 1799, in a drunken rage, he threatened to kill all of Christian's children unless he could take Isabella, his widow, as a wife. Adams and Young refused his demand, and realized that their lives and the lives of many others were in danger, and decided that something had to be done. They invited him to Adams' house, at which time he was set upon and overpowered by the two men. By means of a hatchet, the dreadful work of his execution was soon completed. The dreadful scene was eye-witnessed by nine-year-old Elizabeth Mills. The children of Matthew Quintal and Tevarua (?) were Matthew Quintal, born 1791, and died in September 1814; John Quintal, born 1792, and died in 1792; Jane Quintal, born 1795; Arthur Quintal, born May 6, 1795, and died November 19, 1873; and Sarah Quintal, born in 1797, and died November 27, 1851. The child of Matthew Quintal and Teraura (?) was Edward Quintal, born in 1800, and died September 8, 1841.

Quintal, Matthew, thePeerage.com 

Matthew Quintal was born in 1791 on Pitcairn Island. He was the son of Matthew Quintal and Tevarua (?). He married Elizabeth Mills, daughter of John Mills and Vahineatua (?), in 1811 on Pitcairn Island. He died in September 1814 on Pitcairn Island. As a child, it was he who found a clasp knife on the island. There had been two ships that stood by the island with crews coming ashore to pick coconuts. The crews were unaware of the island inhabitants. This was a year or so after Captain Mayhew Folger's visit in 1808. "On a day in September of 1814, most of the young men of the village went out in their canoes to fish. They were mostly within speaking distance of one another, but Matt was not seen tending his canoe, and the others thought he was lying down in it. It was afterwards discovered that the canoe was, and had been for no one knew how long, floating around without an occupant. He had apparently fallen overboard, making no sound, and his body had sunk and was never seen again." The children of Matthew and Elizabeth were John Quintal, born in 1812, and died November 14, 1838; and Matthew Quintal, born in 1814, and died December 8, 1865.

Quintal, Matthew, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Matthew Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island in 1814. He was the son of Matthew Quintal and Elizabeth Mills. He died on December 8, 1865, on Norfolk Island. 

Quintal, Nancy, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Nancy Quintal was born on Tahiti. She was the daughter of Edward Quintal and Dinah Adams. She married Jacob Christian, son of Fletcher Christian and Peggy Christian on August 10, 1851, on Pitcairn Island. She died on December 24, 1853 at age 22 on Pitcairn Island. In 1851, Nancy was one of the 14 women who invited Admiral Moresby to visit Pitcairn. From August 10, 1851, her married name was Christian. The child of Nancy and Jacob was Henry Chad Christian, born May 20, 1853. He died in 1878.

Quintal, Nancy Alice, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Nancy Alice Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on September 24, 1855. She was the daughter of John Quintal and Dinah Young. She married Henry Stephen Fremantle Quintal, son of Abraham Blatchly Quintal and Esther Maria Nobbs, on August 1, 1877, on Norfolk Island. She died on March 5, 1928, at age 72, on Norfolk Island. The children of Nancy and Henry Stephen Fremantle Quintal were Henry Stephen Quintal, Harriet Rosina Quintal, Emily Esther Mildred Quintal, Alice Prudence Quintal, Oliver Penny Quintal, Ackland Moresby Quintal, Dinah Quintal, and George Rawdon Quintal.

Quintal, Nancy Alice Prudence, Lareau, Snell 

Nancy Alice Prudence Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on August 9, 1854. She was the daugther of John Quintal and Dinah Young. She died on Pitcairn Island on May 25, 1855. 

Quintal, Nathaniel, thePeerage.com 

Nathaniel Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on November 7, 1837. He was the son of Arthur Quintal and Mary Christian. He married Louisa Victoria Rose Quintal, daughter of Arthur Quintal and Martha Quintal. He married Abby Louisa Taber Quintal, daughter of William Quintal and Maria Quintal, on March 1, 1863, on Norfolk Island. He died on May 1, 1895, at age 57 on Norfolk Island. The child of Nathaniel and Louisa Victoria Rose Quintal was Dinah Amabella Quintal, who was born on January 22, 1859, and died May 11, 1953. The children of Nathaniel and Abby Louisa Taber Quintal were George Washington Jenks Quintal, Ada Ruth Quintal, Mary Amy Helen Quintal, William Nicholas Howland Quintal, Thomas Edward Biddlecombe Quintal, Joseph Atkins Quintal, Elizabeth Rosamond Quintal, Gilbert Alworth Quintal, Phoebe Ann Sherman Quintal, Abby Louise Tabor Quintal, Constance Harriett Quintal, Mary Maria Quintal, and Clara Augusta Selwyn Quintal.

Quintal, Oliver Macy, Lareau, Snell, thePeerage.com 

Oliver Macy Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on October 10, 1841. He was the son of Maria Christian and William Quintal. He married Jemima Buffett, daughter of David Buffett and Marcha Young, circa 1889, in New Zealand. He died on Norfolk Island on February 23, 1922, at age 80. Oliver was a practicing barrister. He held the office of President of the Council of Elders on Norfolk Island between 1896 and 1899. The children of Oliver and Jemima Buffett were Laurie Ida Quintal, born 1891, and died in 1921; and Young Oliver Quintal, born c. 1893, and died c. 1902.

Quintal, Phoebe, Snell 

Phoebe Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on April 25, 1824. Her parents were Arthur Quintal and Catherine McCoy. On April 9, 1848, on Pitcairn Island, Phoebe married Jonathan Adams, who was born on Pitcairn Island on January 3, 1828. His parents were George Adams and Polly Young. The children of Phoebe and Jonathan Adams were George Calvin Clifton Adams, who was born on Pitcairn on November 15, 1848, and died on Norfolk Island on September 14, 1862; Eliza Sabia Adams, Mary Ann Isabella Adams, Jonathan Lorenzo Adams, who was born on Pitcairn Island on August 24, 1854, and died in New Zealand; Phoebe Cleaveline Adams who was born on Pitcairn Island on January 25, 1856, and died on Norfolk Island on August 15, 1856; Phoeba Annabella Adams, William Roswell Marsh Adams, Catherine Amy Adams, John Augustus Adams, Katherine Amy Adams, and Albina A. Adams. Phoebe Quintal died on Norfolk Island on April 21, 1900.

Quintal, Priscilla Pitcairn, Snell 

Priscilla Pitcairn Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on April 19, 1856. She was the daughter of James Quintal and Priscilla Christian. She died on Norfolk Island on April 5, 1868. 

Quintal, Rachel Hope, thePeerage.com 

Rachel Hope Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on March 24, 1849. She was the daughter of Arthur Quintal and Martha Quintal. She married James Taylor on December 31, 1874, on Norfolk Island. She died on August 15, 1933, at the age of 84. From December 31, 1874, her married name was Taylor. The children of Rachel and James Taylor were Robert Taylor, William Taylor, Jessie Etheline Taylor, Martha Taylor, Selina Taylor, Henry Chads Taylor and Henry Wallace Taylor.

Quintal, Rhoda, thePeerage.com 

Rhoda Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on July 22, 1842. She was the daughter of Arthur Quintal and Martha QUintal. She died at age 15 on November 29, 1857, on Norfolk Island. 

Quintal, Richard, Snell 

Richard Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on September 4, 1849. He was the son of Maria Christian and William Quintal. He died on Pitcairn Island on September 12, 1849. 

Quintal, Ruth, thePeerage.com 

Ruth Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on May 8, 1829. She was the daughter of Arthur Quintal and Catherine McCoy. She married Samuel McCoy, son of Daniel McCoy and Sarah Quintal, on September 19, 1858, on Norfolk Island. She died on September 29, 1862, at age 33 on Norfolk Island. In 1851 she was one of the 14 women who invited Admiral Fairfax Moresby to visit Pitcairn. From September 19, 1858, her married name became McCoy. (For the children of Ruth and Samuel McCoy, see "Samuel McCoy").

Quintal, Sarah, thePeerage.com 

Sarah Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island in 1797. She was the daughter of Matthew Quintal and Tevarua (?). She married, firstly, Daniel McCoy, son of William McCoy and Teio (?), in 1811 on Pitcairn Island. She married secondly , George Adams, son of John Adams and Teio (?), on October 6, 1844, on Pitcairn Island. She died on November 27, 1851, on Pitcairn Island. Sarah also went by the nick-name of Seldarb. From 1811, her married name became McCoy. From October 6, 1844, her married name became Adams. In 1851 she was one of the 14 Pitcairn women who invited Admiral Moresby to visit Pitcairn in the mid-1850s. The children of Sarah Quintal and Daniel McCoy were William McCoy, who was born in 1812, and died on February 17, 1849; Daniel McCoy, who was born in 1814, and died June 27, 1831; Hugh McCoy, who was born in 1816, and died June 27, 1831; Matthew McCoy, who was born in 1819, and died January 31, 1853; Jane McCoy, who was born in 1822, and died on June 4, 1831; Sarah McCoy, who was born on July 23, 1824, and died May 9, 1833; Samuel McCoy, who was born on October 23, 1826, and died September 7, 1876; Albina McCoy, who was born on November 11, 1828, and died on April 7, 1908; Daniel McCoy was born on December 28, 1832, and died on April 7, 1855.

Quintal, Sarah, thePeerage.com 

Sarah Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on April 5, 1835. She was the daughter of John Quintal and Maria Christian. She married Philip McCoy, son of Daniel McCoy and Peggy Christian on Pitcairn Island on December 25, 1851. She died on July 28, 1868, on Norfolk Island. In 1851 Sarah was one of the 14 Pitcairn women who invited Admiral Fairfax Moresby to visit Pitcairn. From December 25, 1851, her married name was McCoy. The children of Sarah and Philip were Maria Edith McCoy, born August 26, 1852, died September 28, 1930; Angeline Ophelia McCoy, born July 3, 1854, died October 31, 1914; Arabella Amy McCoy, born July 29, 1856, died March 1, 1868; Eleanor Catherine McCoy, born 24 November 1858; Christiana Lara McCoy, born September 4, 1859, died September 16, 1942; Peggy Winslow McCoy, born November 20, 1862, died June 20, 1868; Frederic Stanley Richard McCoy, born March 27, 1865, died in 1944; Stephen Christian McCoy, born May 13, 1868, died in 1920; and Francis Alfred McCoy, born May 13, 1868, died November 12, 1868.

Quintal, Sarah Clara, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Sarah Clara Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on November 5, 1851. She was the daughter of John Quintal and Dinah Young. She married William Nihill Champion on May 14, 1873, at Kingston, Norfolk Island. She died on December 31, 1894, at age 43, on Norfolk Island. From May 14, 1873, her married name became Champion. The children of Sarah and William Nihill Champion were Walter Hutton Champion, William Anderson Champion, John Nihill Champion, Malcolm Eadie Champion, Isabella May Champion, and Alice Augusta Champion.

Quintal, Susan, Snell 

Susan Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on November 5, 1833. She was the daughter of Edward Quintal and Dinah Adams. On June 20, 1853, she married Fletcher Christian Nobbs on Pitcairn Island. He was born on Pitcairn Island on September 1, 1833, and was the son of George Hunn Nobbs and Sarah Christian. He died on Norfolk Island on March 3, 1912. The children of Susan Quintal and Fletcher Christian Nobbs were Jacob Dyas Nobbs, who was born on Pitcairn Island on November 7, 1853, and died on Pitcairn Island between November 7 and 14 in 1853 on Pitcairn Island; Kathleen Laura Nobbs, Eliza Louisa Nobbs, Charles Chase Ray Nobbs, Janet Anne Lucy Nobbs, George Edward Nobbs, Martha Selina Nobbs, Fletcher Christian Nobbs, and Benjamin Brancker Nobbs. Susan Quintal died on February 18, 1917, on Norfolk Island.

Quintal, William, Snell 

William Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island in 1817. On July 6, 1840, on Pitcairn Island he married Maria Christian, the daughter of Charles Christian and Sarah. William died on Norfolk Island on July 6, 1905. (For the children of William Quintal and Maria Christian see "Maria Christian.")

Quintal, William Wilburn, Snell, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

William Wilburn Quintal was born on Pitcairn Island on April 29, 1848. He was the son of John Quintal and Dinah Young. He died at age 4, on Pitcairn Island on October 31, 1852. 

Andrew Randall

Randall, Andrew Michael Basil, thePeerage.com 

Andrwe Michael Basil Randall was born on Pitcairn Island on October 8, 1985. He is the son of Michael Randall and Brenda Vera Amelia Christian. Andrew was also known as Andrew Michael Basil Christian. In 2008, Andrew, living on Pitcairn Island, was using the name Andrew Christian.

Randall, Kristy, thePeerage.com 

Kristy Randall is the daughter of Michael Randall and Brenda Vera Amelia Christian. 

Randall, Michael, thePeerage.com 

Michael Randall was born at Breconshire, Wales. He married Brenda Vera Amelia Christian, daughter of Ivan Roa Christian and Vera Carlene Deborah Young, on August 3, 1972, on Pitcairn Island. The children of Michael and Brenda Vera Amelia Christian are Michael Randall, Kristy Randall, and Andrew Michael Basil Randall, born October 8, 1985. 

Rawdon, Sydney Nobbs, thePeerage.com 

Sydney Nobbs Rawdon was born on Pitcairn Island on May 27, 1848. He was the son of George Hunn Nobbs and Sarah Christian. He married, firstly, Adelina Sophia Christian, daughter of Charles Christian and Charlotte Quintal, on May 3, 1869, on Norfolk Island. He married, secondly, Dora (?) circa 1872, in England. He died in England. Sydney Nobbs Rawdon was baptized in the name of Sydney Herbert Nobbs. The children of Sydney and Dora (?) were Rona Nobbs, Daisy Nobbs and Christine Nobbs, born in 1901. The children of Sydney and Adelina Sophia Christian were Herbert Nobbs, born December 18, 1868, and died July 26, 1869; and Herbert Nobbs, born January 10, 1870, and died April 21, 1870.

Ross, Agnes, (source?)

Something of a Pitcairn mystery woman, Agnes Ross, who sometimes went by the name “Ardie,” was a young woman when she arrived on the Island at an unknown date. To older folk on Pitcairn, Agnes was “Glenny.” A British subject, she in some unknown way was able to gain permanent residence on Pitcairn, and to obtain funds necessary to build a two-story home, which during a storm had its top floor completely blown away. It appears that a some point during Agnes’ Pitcairn residence, her sister, Harriet Ross, joined her. Writing in behalf of Agnes’ need for support, Dan Fitch, who has been a crew member of the Seventh-day Adventist missionary ship Pitcairn, wrote to friends: “The need that Agnes has is not so great from a spiritual standpoint, but financially and mentally it is quite great. Pray about it and let the Holy Spirit lead you. Try to place yourself in such a situation as Agnes now finds herself. Cut off entirely from all near of kin. You may feel as I so often do – disheartened – but the best cure I have found for such is to try to pass cheer on to some one who may be less blessed than I am.” It appears that Agnes returned to New Zealand from Pitcairn in 1963 on the ship Gothic.

Salt, Leon Harold, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Leon Harold Salt was born in 1952. He is the son of Gordon Harold Salt and Leone Merle Browne. He married Brenda Patrice Hatfall. Leon served as school teacher on Pitcairn Island from March 1984, until late 1986. In 1995, he was appointed the Commissioner of Pitcairn Island, and served with distinction in that post for a number of years, in the process becoming the close friend of a large number of the Pitcairn people. The children of Leon and Brenda Patrice Hatfall are Rachel Lee Salt, born in 1976; Cushla Lorraine Salt, born in 1977; Natash Leone Salt, born in 1980; and Ruben Matia Abraham Leslie Salt, born in 1983.

Sara, thePeerage.com 

Sara was born in November 1789, at Tahiti. She married Charles Christian, son of Fletcher Christian and Maimiti, in 1810, at Pitcairn Island. She died on March 7, 1826, at age 36, on Pitcairn Island. She came to Pitcairn with her mother, and is said by the Pitcairn Register to be the daughter of McCoy. However, that is unlikely given when McCoy arrived in Tahiti. The dates don't tally. Teio was likely pregnant when she met McCoy. She was sometimes called "Big Sully." Her married name was Christian. The children of Sara and Charles Christian were Sarah Christian, born 1810, and died December 5, 1899; Edward Christian, born in 1814, and died June 3, 1831; Charles Christian, born in 1818, and died May 22, 1886; Mary Christian, born in 1819, and died April 25, 1843; Margaret Christian, born February 22, 1822, and died November 30, 1874; and Isaac Christian, born April 26, 1825, and died October 31, 1877.

Schmidt, Adella, thePeerage.com; Australasian Record 44, Mar. 25, 1940, p. 7 

Adella Schmidt was born on the island of Muroroa, about 200 miles from Mangareva, in 1877. She was the daughter of a Danish boat builder and a Chilean mother from Mangareva. Having been brought up in a Spanish-speaking family, she was sent to Pitcairn Island as a young girl to learn English, where she later married Arthur Herbert Young, son of Simon Young and Marry Buffett Christian. Her married name became Young. Her children, with Arthur Herbert Young, were Burnell Young, born 14 February 1896; Evelyn May Young, born 31 May 1897; Bernice Viola Juanita Young, born 19 January 1899, died 26 December 1993; Gladys Christine Young, born 29 November 1904, died 9 April 1937; Muriel Vera Young, born in 1908; and Arthur Raymond Lacy Young, born 21 March 1917. It was Pastor E. H. Gates who baptized Adella in 1893. She died on 10 December 1939 on Pitcairn Island. Some time before her death she made arrangements for her funeral. Adella was laid to rest in the little Pitcairn cemetery beside the sea, waiting for the resurrection morning.

Smith, William Douglas, Steley 

William Douglas Smith, along with his wife Louisa, was a Seventh-day Adventist missionary on Pitcairn Island in 1933 and 1934. 

Stewart, George, Lareau

He was born in 1766 in South Ronaldsay, Orkney. He died August 30, 1791, in the sinking of the H.M.S. Pandora. He was married in 1789 to Peggy, who was born about 1772 in Tahiti, and died in 1791 in Tahiti. He was a Midshipman on H.M.S. Boutny. His child with Peggy was Maria DeLaAscencion Steward, born in 1790. 

Stimpson, Oliver L., Steley 

Oliver L. Stimpson, along with his wife Yvonne, who served as Pitcairn's medical officer, was pastor of the Pitcairn Island Seventh-day Adventist Church for three terms of service, the first being from 1979 to 1982. 

Sully, Wahlroos, thePeerage.com 

Sully, also known as Sarah, was the daughter of Teio and a Tahitian man. We do not know her real name, nor the name of her father. She was only ten months old on arrival at Pitcairn Island, the only child on board Bounty. Island lore has it that she was ferried ashore from the Bounty in a barrel. Sully grew up to marry Fletcher Christian's second son, Charles, in 1810. She bore him eight children: Fletcher, Edward, Charles Jr., Isaac, Sarah, Maria, Mary, and Margaret. On March 7, 1826, before reaching her thirty-seventh birthday Sully died of an unknown cause, leaving Charles with four sons and four daughters ranging in age from about fifteen to a little over a year old.

Tararo, Wahlroos 

Tararo was one of the Polynesian men who accompanied the mutineers to Pitcairn Island. He was also known as Talalo. He was from Raiatea. 

Tay, John I., Steley 

John I. Tay first went to Pitcairn Island in 1886 as a layman to tell the Pitcairn people the principles of the Seventh-day Adventist faith. His witness was responsible for the conversion of many of the Pitcairners from the Church of England to Seventh-day Adventist beliefs. He returned to Pitcairn Island in 1890 on the Adventists' missionary schooner Pitcairn, and after a brief stay went to Fiji where he died while in the service of his faith.

Teatuahitea (?), thePeerage.com 

Teathuahitea (?) was born on Tahiti. She married William Brown circa 1789. She died between 1808 and 1814, on Pitcairn Island. Teathuahitea (?) was also known as Sarah (?). 

Teehuteatuaonoa (?), Snell, thePeerage.com 

Teehuteatuaonoa (?) was born on Tahiti. She died on Pitcairn Island. Teehuteatuaonoa (?) was also known as Jenny (?). She and John Adams were associated circa 1788 at Tubuai. She and Isaac Martin were associated circa 1789, on Pitcairn Island. In 1817, she left Pitcairn on the Sultan.

Teimua, Wahlroos 

Teimua wa also known as Teirnua. He was from Tahiti. On Pitcairn Island he was associated with Mareva, who was also known as Melewa. 

Teio (?), thePeerage.com 

Teio (?) was born on Tahiti. She married John Adams on December 17, 1825, on Pitcairn Island. The died on March 14, 1829, on Tahiti. Teio (?) also went by the nick-name of Mary (?). She and William McCoy were associated circa 1789. From December 17, 1825, her married name became Adams. The child of Teio (?) was Sully (?), who was born sometime in March 1789, and died March 7, 1826. The children of Teio (?) and William McCoy were Daniel McCoy, born in 1792, and died December 26, 1832; and Catherine McCoy, who was born in 1799, and died June 8, 1831. The child of Teio (?) and John Adams was George Adams, who was born on June 6, 1804, and died on October 29, 1873.

Temiua (?), thePeerage.com 

Teimua (?) was born on Tahiti. He died dirca 1793, on Pitccairn Island. Teimua (?) and Mareva (?) were associated.

Teraura, thePeerage.com 

Teraura, (nicknamed "Susannah") was born about 1775 at Raatiran, Tahiti. She married Thursday October Christian, son of Fletcher Christian and Maimiti, about 1805 on Pitcairn Island. She died on July 15, 1850 on Pitcairn. Teraura was also known as Doubit. She was also known as Mata-Ohu. She was also known as Tacupiti. As of about 1805 her married name was Christian. The child of Teraura and Matthew Quintal was Edward Quintal, born in 1800 and died on September 8, 1841. The children of Teraura and Thursday October Christian were Charles Christian, born in January 1808, and died June 25, 1831; Joseph John Christian, born in 1809, and died November 24, 1831; Mary Christian, born in 1810, and died October 25, 1852; Polly Christian, born in 1814, and died May 16, 1831; Arthur Christian, born in 1815; Peggy Christian, born in 1815, and died May 12, 1884; and Thursday October Christian, born in October 1820, and died on May 27, 1911.

Tevarua (?), thePeerage.com 

Tevarua was born in 1774 on Tahiti. She died in 1799 on Pitcairn Island. Tevarua (?) also went by the nick-name of 'Big Sully' (?). Tevarua (?) also went by the nick-name of Sarah (?). She and Matthew Quintal were associated circa 1789 on Pitcairn Island. The children of Tevarua (?) and Matthew Quintal were Matthew Quintal, who was born in 1791, and died in September of 1814; John Quintal, who was born in 1792, and died in 1792; Jane Quintal, who was born in 1795; Arthur Quintal, who was born on May 6, 1795, and died November 19, 1873; and Sarah Quintal, who was born in 1797, and died November 27, 1851.

Tinafanaea, Snell, thePeerage.com 

Tinafanaea (?) was born on Tubuai Island, Tahiti. She married Tetahiti (?). She died between 1808 and 1814, on Pitcairn Island. When Adams' consort, Obuarei, died towards the end of the first year on Pitcairn, Tinafanaea was 'given' to Adams. Earlier, Tararo's consort, Toofaiti, had been 'given' to Williams. This was more than the Tubuaian men and Tararo could tolerate, and the two outrages combined to set off the bloodshed that eventually wiped out almost all of the men on Pitcairn Island. Tinafanaea seems to have stayed in Adams' household even when he, after Mills was killed on Massacre Day, took Vahineatua as his consort. Tinafanaea died sometime between the visit of the Topaz (1808) and the Briton and the Tagus (1814). She left descendants. She was also known as Nanai (?). She may have been from Tubuai and it is likely she came along voluntarily when the Bounty sailed from Tahiti for the last time. On Pitcairn, she was shared as a consort by the two Tubuaians, Titahiti and Oha. Some sources claim she was Titahiti's but that he shared her with Oha. She and John Adams were associated.

Titahiti (?), thePeerage.com 

Titahiti (?) was born on Tubuai. He was the son of Tahuhuatama (?). He died circa 1793, on Pitcairn Island. Titahiti (?) and Tinafanaea (?) were associated circa 1790 on Pitcairn Island. 

Toofaiti, thePeerage.com 

Toofaiti was born in Tahiti. She died on June 9, 1831 in Tahiti, having gone there with the Pitcairn group in the exodus of 1831. She was also known as Hutia, and was from the Polynesian island of Huahine. Toofaiti also went by the nick-name of Nancy. She and Tararo were associated in Pitcairn Island. She and John Williams were associated circa 1791 in Pitcairn Island. She and Edward Young were associated in Pitcairn Island. Edward was born about 1762, and died December 25, 1800. Her children by Edward Young were Polly Young, born on Pitcairn Island c. 1794 and died December 17, 1843; George Young, born about 1797, and died May 4, 1831; Robert Young, born about 1799, and died August 18, 1831; and William Young, born in 1799, and died February 6, 1839.

Evelyn Rachel

Totenhofer, Evelyn Rachel, thePeerage.com 

Evelyn Rachel Totenhofer was born in 1884 at Tasmania, Australia. She married Leonard Elwyn Christian, son of William Lancy Christian and Anne Elizabeth Warren, on Pitcairn Island. She died on May 12, 1977, on Pitcairn Island. Evelyn came to Pitcairn in 1944 as island nurse. She was trained as a nurse at the Seventh-day Adventist Sanitarium Hospital in Wahroonga, Sydney, Australia. She spent 17 years at the Seventh-day Adventist Hospital, Batuna, and in 1944 was appointed to the dispensary on Pitcairn Island. Although she retired from nursing in 1956, she continued to assist with maternity nursing and attended her last case on October 14, 1975, when Shaun Christian was born. She was "Nurse" on the Island. Her married name became Christian.

Vahineatua (?), thePeerage.com 

Vahineatua (?) was born on Tahiti. She died before 1809 on Pitcairn Island. Vahineatua (?) was also known as Parah Iti (?). She was also known as Balhadi (?). Vahineatua (?) also went by the nick-name of Prudence (?). She and John Mills were associated circa 1789 on Pitcairn Island. She and John Adams were associated at Pitcairn Island. The children of Vahineatua (?) and John Mills were Elizabeth Mills, who was born in 1792, and died November 6, 1883; and John Mills, who was born in 1793, and died in 1814. The children of Vahineatua (?) and John Adams were Dinah Adams, who was born in 1796, and died on January 18, 1864; Rachel Adams who was born in 1797 and died September 7, 1876; and Hannah Adams, who was born in 1799, and dies on August 27, 1864.

Volk, Albert J., thePeerage.com 

Albert J. Volk was born at Owbert, Cardiganshire, Wales. He arrived on Pitcairn in 1881 as a result of the shipwreck of the Acadia, a British ship outward bound from San Francisco. He married Mary Ann Young, daughter of Simon Young and Mary Buffett Christian, on September 8, 1881, on Pitcairn Island. After three years, he and his wife left Pitcairn to live in Wales. The children of Albert and Mary Ann Young were Percy Volk and Walter Volk.

Volk, Earnest P., Glen Jenkins & thePeerage.com 

Earnest P. Volk was born on Pitcairn Island in 1883. He was the first son of Albert J. Volk and Mary Ann Young. It is assumed that when his parents left Pitcairn Island in1884, they took Earnest with them to live in Wales. 

Volk, Mary Ann Young 

See "Mary Ann Young."

Volk, Walter A., Glen Jenkins & thePeerage.com 

Walter A. Volk was born on Pitcairn Island in either 1884 or 1885.  He was the son of Albert J. Volk and Mary Ann Young.  Walter’s father, Albert J. Volk, arrived on Pitcairn in 1881 a crew member of the shipwrecked British ship Acadia.  After three years, Albert and Mary Ann left Pitcairn to live in Wales, and it is assumed they took Walter, and his brother Percy Volk with them.

Ward, Frederick Percival, Steley 

Frederick Percival Ward, along with his wife Myrtle Lewis, were Seventh-day Adventist missionaries on Pitcairn Island for two periods of service, from 1938 to 1944, and from 1947 to 1951. 

Warren, Alice Lilly Butler, Pitcairn Miscellany 11, Sept. 1969, p. 3

She married George Warren, and one of their children was Burley. 

Warren, Alice Ruby, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Alice Ruby Warren was born on Pitcairn Island on August 14, 1950. She is the daughter of Robinson Wiles Warren and Barbara Fern Warren. She married Frank Hall. Alice usually went by her middle name of Ruby. The children of Alice and Frank Hall are Sean Hall, born in 1973, and Natalie Hall, born in 1982. 

Warren, Alwyn Alexander, thePeerage.com 

Alwyn Alexander Warren was born on Pitcairn Island on May 24, 1895. He was the son of James Sanford Warren and Ellen Catherine Young. He married Emily Myrtle Warren. Alwyn died on Pitcairn Island on October 24, 1957 at age 62. The children of Alwyn Alexander Warren and Emily Myrtle Warren were Robinson Wiles Warren, who was born on January 27, 1927, and died July 20, 1975; and Charlotta Zita Warren, who was born on April 19, 1928, and died about 1993.

Warren, Anderson, thePeerage.com 

Anderson Warren was born on Pitcairn Island on September 11, 1910. He was the son of Philip Anderson Calvert Warren and Emily Mable Christian. He died on September 11, 1910, at age 0 on Pitcairn Island, after his skull was crushed during the birth process. Had this not happened, it is alleged that his mother would not have survived.

Warren, Anderson Gilbert, Pitcairn Miscellany 17, March 1975, p. 1; Pitcairn Log, Vol. 2, #4, June 1975; see also Australasian Record 80, May 5, 1975, p. 15; thePeerage.com 

Anderson Gilbert Warren was born on Pitcairn Island on August 12, 1916. He was the son of Philip Anderson Calvert Warren and Emily Mabel Christian. He married Royal Louise Brown, daughter of Frederick Warren Brown and Ivy Edna Young, on Pitcairn Island. He died on March 30, 1975, at age 58 at Wellington, New Zealand. Anderson also went by the nick-name of Tonic. Anderson was expecting to return to Pitcairn soon when he suddenly died in his sleep. At his burial Their Excellencies Sir David and Lady Scott, along with Assistant Pitcairn Commissioner Garth D. Harraway, and a large number of Pitcainers were present.

Warren, Andry Roland, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Andry Roland Warren was born on Pitcairn Island on February 12, 1913. He was the son of Elliott Arhcibald Warren and Mary Dora Young. 

Warren, Anne Elizabeth, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Anne Elizabeth Warren was born on Pitcairn Island on August 15, 1871. She was the daughter of Samuel Russell Warren and Agnes Christian. She married unknown Brown on Pitcairn Island. She married Willian Lancy Christian, son of Alphonso Driver Christian and Sarah McCoy, on July 12, 1909, on Pitcairn Island. She died circa December 1946, from a stroke. She was buried on December 21, 1946, on Pitcairn Island. Her married name became Brown. From July 12, 1909, her married name became Christian. The child of Anne and unknown Brown was Frederic Brown Warren, who was born on February 23, 1894, and died on January 12, 1973. The child of Anne and unknown Wilson was Elma Wilson Warren, who was born on January 10, 1899. The children of Anne and William Lancy Christian were Leonard Elwyn Christian, who was born on November 5, 1909, and died on September 27, 1981; and Clarence Wendell Christian, who was born on June 7, 1912. 

Warren, Barbara Fern, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Barbara Fern Warren was born on Pitcairn Island on October 20, 1931. She is the daughter of Christopher Stanhope Warren and Mary Emeline Christian. She married Robinson Wiles Warren, son of Alwyn Alexander Warren and Emily Myrtle Warren, on Pitcairn Island. The children of Barbara and Robinson Wiles Warren are Beverly Lorna Diana Warren, born April 7, 1947; Alice Ruby Warren, born August 14, 1950; Marilyn Evelyn Warren, born March 22, 1953; and Judy Gaye Warren, born July 2, 1957.

Warren, Bena Violet, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Bena Violet Warren was born on Pitcairn Island on January 6, 1936. She was the daughter of Sterling Andrew Warren and Aunoa (?).

Warren, Beverly Lorna Diana, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Beverly Lorna Diana Warren was born on Pitcairn Island on April 7, 1949. She is the daughter of Robinson Wiles Warren and Barbara Fern Warren. Beverly was educated at I.H.C. Workshop, Upper Hutt, New Zealand. 

Warren, Bronson, thePeerage.com 

Bronson Warren was born on Pitcairn Island. He was the son of Richard Warren. He died in a fire on Pitcairn Island in 1997. 

Burley Warren

Warren, Burley Edson, Australasian Record 52, April 26, 1948, p. 7; Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Burley Edson Warren was born on Pitcairn Island on February 23, 1897. He was the son of George Francis Chris Warren and Alice Lily Butler. He married Eleanor Young, daughter of David Andrew Stanley Young and Catherine Edith Warren, on Pitcairn Island. He died on December 17, 1947, at age 50, on Pitcairn Island. His family were the island hosts of Dr. Harry L. Shapiro when he visited Pitcairn in 1934. Gentle, shy, somewhat deprecatory in manner, Burley was a stout, simple-hearted man. He died of heart trouble. (For the children of Burley and Eleanor Young, see "Eleanor Young").

Warren, Calvert, Adventist Review & Herald, June 27, 1974, p. 32

"Calvert Warren, 85, died May 24, 1974, on Pitcairn Island. His death reduces Pitcairn's population to 71, including two Royal Air Force personnel stationed on the island. (See also "Philip Anderson Calvert Warren").

Warren, Candice, thePeerage.com 

Candice Warren was born on Pitcairn Island in 1984. She is the daughter of Paul (Pawl) Warren and Lorraine (?). Candice lived on Pitcairn Island in 1993. 

Warren, Catherine Almira, Snell 

Catherine Almira Warren was born on Pitcairn Island on December 10, 1891. She was the daughter of James Sanford Warren and Ellen Catherine Young. In 1921 on Pitcairn Island she married Andrew Clarence Young, the son of David Andrew Stanley Young and Catherine Edith Warren. She and Andrew were the parents of Verna Carlean Deborah Young, who was born on January 23, 1923; Clarence Robert Young, who was born on November 13, 1925; and Pervis Ferris Young, who was born on March 24, 1928, and died on May 29, 2003. Catherine died on Pitcairn Island on May 17, 1954. She also went by the nick-name of Kattie.

Warren, Catherine Edith, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Catherine Edith Warren was born on Pitcairn Island on October 5, 1869. She was the daughter of Samuel Russell Warren and Agnes Christian. She married David Andrew Stanley Young, son of Benjamin Stanley Young and Rebecca Holman Ascension McCoy. She died circa July 1936, on Pitcairn Island from a paralytic stroke. She was buried on July 20, 1936, on Pitcairn Island. Her married name became Young. (For the children of Catherine and David Andrew Stanley Young, see "David Andrew Stanley Young"). 

Charlene Warren

Warren, Charlene Evelyn Dolly, thePeerage.com 

Charlene Evelyn Dolly was born on Pitcairn Island on June 9, 1979. She is the daughter of Jay Calvin Warren and Carol Grace Christian. She married Wayne Peu. The children of Charlene and Wayne Peu are Torika Warren-Peu, Kimiora Warren-Peu, Ralph Jay Warren- Peu, born on February 22, 1997; and Jayden Samuel Warren-Peu, who was born on October 11, 1998. 

Ralph, Jayden, Kimiora, Torika, Cushana Warren-Peu

Warren, Charlotte Zita, thePeerage.com 

Charlotte Zita Warren was born on Pitcairn Island on April 19, 1928. She was the daughter of Alwyn Alexander Warren and Emily Myrtle Warren. She married Charles James Bert Christian, son of James Bromley Christian, and Edna Bell, at Pitcairn Island. She died after 1993 on Pitcairn Island. Her married name became Christian. The children of Charlotta and Charles James Bert Christian were Eugene Earl Christian, who was born on March 24, 1945, and died in 1945; and Carol Grace Christian, who was born on April 3, 1950.

Warren, Cheryl, Australasian Records 65, March 6, 1961, p. 6. Cheryl Warren. 

"WARREN. On January 5, 1961, little Cheryl Warren of Pitcairn Island aged one year and five months lost her life when she fell into a concrete tank and was drowned. All effort to restore life was of no avail, and it was with saddened hearts the little one was committed to the heavenly Father's care. We sympathise with her sorrowing parents, Colin and Lorraine, who are comforted in the promise of the resurrection morn when little children sleeping in Jesus will be restored to their mother's arms. Brother Bert Christian as church elder performed the service at the church and graveside. R. E. Cobbin."

Warren, Christopher Stanhope, thePeerage.com 

Christopher Stanhope Warren was born on Pitcairn Island on November 1, 1898. He was the son of George Francis Chris Warren and Alice Lilly Butler. He died on Pitcairn Island on April 17, 1899. 

Warren, Christopher Stanhope, Australasian Record 89, Oct. 27, 1984, p. 14. See also Pitcairn Miscellany 26, May 1984, pp. 1-2; thePeerage.com 

Christopher Stanhope Warren was born on Pitcairn Island on May 19, 1898. He was the son of George Francis Chris Warren and Alice Lily Butler. He married Mary Emeline Christian, daughter of Sidney Elliot Atkins Christian and Ethel Virginia Young, on Pitcairn Island. He married Mima Edith Christian, daughter of Daniel Christian and Harriet Melissa McCoy, on Pitcairn Island. He died on May 13, 1984 at age 84 in New Zealand. At the time of the Teiyo call at Pitcairn in 1980, Christy was seriously ill, and the Island Council had determined that he would have to be transported to New Zealand for medical treatment. The sad occasion of his leaving was documented in a TV film made by Glynn Christian. Christy was a buoyant fellow who had the heartiness and build of a liffy docker. Speaking of his youth at a time when islanders lacked even clothing, 'I went about in just a Guernsey sweater, that's all. I had nothing to put under it. We kept tugging the Guernsey down so's we'd be decent in the community. I was 15 years of age before I got my first pair of pants. The girls had scraps of dresses, but nothing underneath, just like us. We would go out picking oranges and send the girls up the tree first! And all of us in the same boat.' (Quoted in Ball: Pitcairn: Children of Mutiny). (For the children of Christopher and Mary Warren, see "Mary Emeline Christian"). 

Warren, Clara, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Clara Warren was born on Pitcairn Island on April 28, 1904. She is the daughter of Thursday Moses Skelly Warren and Roberta Mary Alice Young. Having died of dropsy, she was buried on September 5, 1916, on Pitcairn Island. 

Warren, Clifford, Australasian Record 72, Sept. 16, 1968, p. 15 

"WARREN. Clifford Gilbert Warren was born sixty-six years ago on the island of Pitcairn. He was one of a family of fifteen children, a direct descendant of a crew member of the ship 'Bounty.' With his wife Martha, he came to live in Wellington, New Zealand in 1964. He suffered a severe heart attack while walking along the street near his home and died on August 6, 1968. After a service conducted by the writer in the funeral chapel, Wellington, Clifford was cremated. His ashes will be taken back to Pitcairn and buried on the island he loved so much, there to await the glorious resurrection. To his wife and son and the five members of his family still living, we extend our since sympathy, directing them to the God of all comfort, in this t time of need. - R. J. Trood."

Warren, Clifford Cephas, thePeerage.com 

Clifford Cephas Warren was born on Pitcairn Island on March 3, 1897. He was the son of James Sanford Warren and Ellen Catherine Young. He married Sarah Elizabeth Christian, the daughter of Elias Christian and Mary Elizabeth Young, on Pitcairn Island. He married Martha Lawrence Christian, the daughter of Edgar Allen Christian and Dorcas Almira Christian, on Pitcairn Island. The child of Clifford Cephas Warren and Martha Lawrence Christian was Gibson Clinton Warren, who was born on September 4, 1921. The child of Clifford Cephas Warren and Alta Elizabeth Christian was Lavis Elwood Christian, who was born on May 2, 1922.

Warren, Colin, thePeerage.com 

Colin Warren was born on Pitcairn Island. He was the son of Philip Anderson Calvert Warren and Emily Mabel Christian. 

Warren, Curley Hick, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Curley Hick Warren was born on Pitcairn Island on May 14, 1927. He was the son of Burley Edson Warren and Eleanor Young. 

Warren, Dahlia Verbena, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Dahlia Verbena Warren was born on Pitcairn Island on December 14, 1904. She was the daughter of Thursday Moses Skelly Warren and Roberta Mary Alice Young. She was sometimes called "Daisy." The child of Dahlia was Clara Eileen Warren, born in 1922. 

Warren, Daphne 

Daphne Warren is the wife of Kean Dunstrom Warren, and the mother of Pawl Warren.

Darralyn and Turi Griffiths

Warren, Darralyn Sally Charlotte, thePeerage.com 

Darralyn Sally Charlotte Warren was born on Pitcairn Island on December 12, 1976. She is the daughter of Jay Calvin Warren and Carol Grace Christian. She married Turi Griffiths. Darralyn's sixth birthday party celebration was pictured on page 523 of Howard: "Pitcairn and Norfolk," National Geographic, October 1983. She is not identified in the picture. On page 522 of the same article, she is also pictured in a blur, trying out a new bicycle for Brian Young's video camera.

Warren, David Carlyle, thePeerage.com 

David Carlyle Warren was born on March 3, 1946. He was the son of Muriel Joyce Warren and Vivian Everson Christian. 

Dora Warren

Warren, Dora, Australasian Record 52, Aug. 23, 1948, p. 7

"WARREN - Following a fall, Sistor Dora Warren, aged seventy-five, of Pitcairn Island, suffered much in the three weeks she was in bed. Her husband, Brother Archie, was very faithful in his attention and gave her every possible care till she fell asleep July 6, 1948. They had been very happy together for forty years. Very kind to all, Dora had a special interest in the children. Besides her husband, there are three sons in New Zealand who are made sad by the loss of their dear one. But Dora trusted in her Saviour, whom she expects to meet face to face when she wakes up 'in the morning.' - F. P. Ward."

Warren, Douglas Walton, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Douglas Walton Warren was born on Pitcairn Island on July 10, 1930. He was the son of Burley Edson Warren and Eleanor Young. He died in 1944 on Pitcairn Island. 

Warren, Edna Josephine, thePeerage.com 

Edna Josephine Warren was born on Pitcairn Island on December 30, 1898. She was the daughter of James Sanford Warren and Ellen Catherine Young. She married Reuben Arnold Christian, the son of George Lindsay Christian and Elizabeth Jane Christian, on Pitcairn Island. The child of Edna Josephine Warren and Theodore Alwyn Young was James Leon Ferguson Timothy Warren, born on May 23, 1919. The child of Edna Josephine Warren and Reuben Arnold Christian was Radley Beaton Christian, who was born on March 26, 1931.

Warren, Edward Hugh, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Edward Hugh Warren was born on Pitcairn Island on June 17, 1921. He was the son of George Edward Selwyn Warren and Sophia Nina Christian. 

Warren, Edwin Tehuera, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Edwin Tehuera Warren was born on Pitcairn Island on February 10, 1937. He was the son of Sterling Andrew Warren and Aunoa (?). 

Warren, Eleanor Linda, thePeerage.com

Eleanor Linda Warren was born on Pitcairn Island on August 14, 1895. She was the daughter of Harry Albert Christian and Julia Clara Warren. She died on June 19, 1897, at age 1 on Pitcairn Island. Eleanor was murdered along with her mother by Harry Albert Christian.

Warren, Elenor, Lareau, thePeerage.com

Eleanor Linda Warren was born on Pitcairn Island in 1903. The child of Elenor Warren and Henry Norris Young was Murial Joyce Warren, who was born on December 13, 1928.

Warren, Ellen, Australasian Record 56, June 16, 1952, p. 7

"WARREN - On Pitcairn Island, Sister Emeline Warren, age 35, passed quietly awy in the sleep of death on July 20. The cause of her death is not known, but it is attributed to a severe accident which befell this dear sister several years ago whilst grinding sugar cane. She leaves her husband and four children, and her mother, father, and brothers to mourn their loss. Sister Emeline was of a kindly disposition and was beloved by all. When we visited her a few days before her death she spoke in a way that showed she was ready to die, and that all her sins were confessed and forgiven. We trust to see her in the home over there. - Roy P. Clark."

Warren, Elliott Archibald, Australasian Record 80, Nov. 1975, p. 14; Lareau; thePeerage.com 

Elliott Archibald Warren was born on Pitcairn Island on January 31, 1887. He was the son of James Sanford Warren and Ellen Catherine Young. He married Mary Dora Young on November 16, 1909, on Pitcairn Island. The children of Elliott and Mary Dora Young were Sterling Andrew Warren, who was born on May 19, 1910; and Andry Roland Warren, who was born on February 12, 1913.

Warren, Elma Wilson, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Elma Wilson Warren was born on Pitcairn Island on January 10, 1899. She was the daughter of Unknown Wilson and Anne Elizabeth Warren. She died in New Zealand. 

Warren, Elva Shirley, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Elva Shirley Warren was born on Pitcairn Island on October 1, 1936. She is the daughter of Robert Lowry Young and Lorena Melba Warren. 

Warren, Emeline, Australasian Record 39, Oct. 28, 1935, p. 7 

"WARREN -- On Pitcairn Island, Sister Emeline Warren, age 35, passed quietly away in the sleep of death on July 20. The cause of her death is not known, but it is attributed to a severe accident which befell this dear sister several years ago whilst grinding sugar cane. She leaves her husband and four children, and her mother, father, and brothers to mourn their loss. Sister Emeline was of a kindly disposition and was beloved by all. When we visited her a few days before her death she spoke in a way that showed she was ready to die, and that all her sins were confessed and forgiven. We trust to see her in the home over there. - Roy P. Clark."

Warren, Emily Myrtle, Lareau, thepeerage.com 

Emily Myrtle Warren was born on Pitcairn Island in 1905. She married Alwyn Alexander Warren, son of James Sanford Warren and Ellen Catherine Young. The children of Emily and Alwyn Alexander Warren were Robinson Wiles Warren, who was born on January 27, 1927, and died on July 20, 1975; and Charlotta Zita Warren, who was born on April 19, 1928, and died around 1993.

Warren, Ernest Wilfred, thePeerage.com 

Ernest Wilfred Warren was born on Pitcairn Island on July 23, 1900. He was the son of George Francis Chris Warren and Alice Lily Butler. He died on June 27, 1942, at age 41 on Norfolk Island. Ernest was commissioned on June 25, 1941, with the rank of Private, in the service of the 18 Labour Company, Australian Army. He fought in the Second World War, where he was wounded.

Warren, Erwin Teheura, Lareau 

Erwin Teheura Warren was born on Pitcairn Island on February 10, 1937. His parents were Sterling Andrew Warren, who was born on May 19, 1887, and Aunoa. His grandparents were Elliott Archibald Warren, who was born on January 31, 1887, and Mary Dora Young, who was born in 1873. His great-grandparents were Ellen Catherine Young, who was born on May 19, 1866, and died May 4, 1952, and James Sanford Warren who was born on September 9, 1864, and died in May of 1944. This account about Edwin from Volkmar of Germany, a FRIENDSofPITCAIRN member: "When I visited Pitcairn in January 2004, we stopped for two days in Rikitea on Mangareva to negotiate with the Tahitian authorities the final departure procedures of the motor catamaran Bounty Bay. In Rikitea we met Yves Scanzi, a very kind and German-speaking former French Foreign Legionnaire who lives on the island. He helped us as a tour guide. With his pick-up truck we discovered the most interesting sites of his island. During our short stay we met the grandniece of the famous Bounty trilogy co-author Charles Nordhoff. This amazing, nice lady is living in Rikitea and is working there as a school teacher. We also met Erwin Warren too. He is living with his wife and children in a very simple bungalow under trees in a little forest on the outskirts of Rikitea. The Mangarevian described Erwin as an 'outsider.' He has not been actively integrated into the common social life of this island. When we spoke to Erwin (I remember that Erwin could not speak and understand English, that's why we communicated through an interpreter, Yves), Erwin told us that he is descended from the Bounty mutineers. Some years ago he had to leave Pitcairn for private reasons and later, because of financial problems, he could not pay the charges for a ship passage to return. So he was 'stranded' and settled on Mangareva. With his agreement, we made a video message for his relatives on Pitcairn to transmit his personal greetings addressed to 'my family on Pitcairn.' Shortly after our landing on Pitcairn we presented Erwin's video message to the Pitcairners, but unfortunately there was no Pitcairn family who felt 'responsible' to receive the message. Yes, Erwin looks, with his long, grey-haired plait, like the 'living copy' of the Bounty mutineer John Adams as depicted in two portraits in the French Pitcairn book."

Flora Warren

Warren, Flora Clarice, Pitcairn Miscellany 13, July 1971, p.1; thePeerage.com 

Flora Clarice Warren was born on Pitcairn Island on November 15, 1908. She was the daughter of Thursday Moses Skelly Warren and Augusta Ruth Lena Christian. She married Frederick Martin Christian, son of Daniel Christian and Harriet Melissa McCoy on Pitcairn Island, and her married named became Christian. She died on July 3, 1971, at age 62 on Pitcairn Island. The children of Flora Clarice Christian (née Warren) and Frederick Martin Christian were Laura Christian, who was born in 1929; Thomas Coleman Christian, who was born on November 1, 1935; and Idris Valda Christian, who was born on June 15, 1938, and died in 1953.

Warren, Florina Ward, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Florina Ward Warren was born on Pitcairn Island on June 14, 1922. She died on June 14, 1922, on Pitcairn Island. Florina was a twin.

Warren, Frederic Brown, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Frederick Brown Warren was born on Pitcairn Island on February 23, 1894. He was the son of Unknown Brown and Anne Elizabeth Warren. He died on January 12, 1973, at age 78, on Pitcairn Island. 

Warren, George Atkin, thePeerage.com 

George Atkin Warren was born on Pitcairn Island on September 28, 1917. He was the son of Christopher Stanhope Warren and Mary Emeline Christian. 

Warren, George Edward Selwyn, thePeerage.com 

George Edward Selwyn Warren was born on Pitcairn Island on December 25, 1893. He was the son of James Sanford Warren and Ellen Catherine Young. He married Sarah Elizabeth Christian, the daughter of Elias Christian and Mary Elizabeth Young. Also on Pitcairn Island he married Sophia Nina Christian, daughter of Francis Hickson Christian and Eunice Jane Lawrence Young He died in New Zealand. The child of George Edward Selwyn Warren and Sarah Elizabeth Christian was Valma Eva Warren, who was born on May 6, 1912. The child of George Edward Selwyn Warren and Sophia Nina Christian was Edward Hugh Warren, who was born on June 17, 1921.

Warren, George Francis Chris, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

George Francis Chris Warren was born on Pitcairn Island on April 20, 1877. He was the son of Samuel Russell Warren and Agnes Christian. He married Alice Lily Butler, daughter of Peter John Butler and Alice Sophia McCoy, on Pitcairn Island. He died on September 2, 1959, at age 82, on Pitcairn Island. (For the child of George and Adelia Carrie Jordon McCoy, see "Adelia Carrie Jordon McCoy"). The children of George and Alice Lily Butler were Burley Edson Warren, born February 23, 1897, and died December 17, 1947; Christopher Stanhope Warren, born November 1, 1898, and died April 17, 1899; Christopher Stanhope Warren, born May 19, 1899, and died May 13, 1984; Ernest Wilfred Warren, born July 23, 1900; and Wallace Maynard Warren, born March 31, 1904, and died August 25, 1988.

Warren, Gertrude Eliza, thePeerage.com 

Gertrude Eliza Warren was born on Pitcairn Island on November 30, 1867. She was the daughter of Samuel Russell Warren and Agnes Christian. She married Phillip Howland Christian, son of Alphonso Driver Christian and Sarah McCoy, on Pitcairn Island. She died on February 12, 1950, at age 82 on Pitcairn Island. Her married name became Christian. The children of Gertrude and Phillip were Agnes Lottie Christian, born November 21, 1881; Eveline Cora C. Christian, born October 30, 1886; and Thornton Gilbert Christian, born March 10, 1888, and died January 24, 1957.

Warren, Gibson Clinton, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Gibson Clinton Warren was born on Pitcairn Island on September 4, 1921. He was the son of Clifford Cephas Warren and Martha Lawrence Christian.

Warren, Inez, thePeerage.com 

Inez Warren was born on Pitcairn Island on June 11, 1902. She was the daughter of James Sanford Warren and Ellen Catherine Young. She married Grant Aubrey Young, the son of Edwin Carlton Young and Vesta Annesly Young, on Pitcairn Island. She married Niels Oluf Jacobsen, the son of Flora Sophie Christiane Jensen, on Pitcairn Island. She died in New Zealand. Her married name became Jacobsen. Her married name became Young. Inez Warren also went by the nick-name of Suey. The children of Inez Warren and Niels Oluf Jacobsen were James Christian Oswald Jacobsen, born on December 25, 1923; Henry Neil Jacobsen, born on March 1, 1925; Oswald Ward Jacobsen, born on May 12, 1926; Norma Ruth Jacobsen, born on January 14, 1928; and James Daniel Jacobsen, born on September 4, 1929, and died on June 10, 1993. The child of Inez Warren and Grant Aubrey Young was Helena Valerie Young, born on January 6, 1937.

Warren, Iris Fern, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

Iris Fern Warren was born on Pitcairn Island on October 20, 1931. She was the daughter of Christopher Stanhope Warren and Mary Emeline Christian. She died in 1931, on Pitcairn Island. Iris was a twin.

Warren, Irma Doreen, thePeerage.com 

Irma Doreen Warren was born on Pitcairn Island on June 3, 1927. She was the daughter of Philip Anderson Calvert Warren and Emily Mabel Christian. She married Benjamin Norman Christian, son of Thornton Gilbert Christian and Marian Edith Young, on Pitcairn Island. Her married name became Christian. In 1993 she was living on Pitcairn Island. Irma was one of Pitcairn's ham radio operators. In 1994 she was elected the first female elder in the Pitcairn Seventh-day Adventist Church. She was also the 'ship recorder' who wrote the Pitcairn Miscellany's Shipping Report. The child of Irma Doreen Warren and Errol Ronald Young was Julia Zelda Merida Warren, who was born on May 13, 1953. (For the children of Irma and Benjamin Norman Christian, see "Benjamin Norman Christian").

Warren, Jacob Ralph "Chippie," Pitcairn Miscellany 

Jacob Ralph "Chippie" Warren was born on Pitcairn Island on June 4, 1920. His father was Christopher Warren and his mother was Mary Emily Christian. He died on January 31, 2007. Jacob grew up on Pitcairn, then went to New Zealand from 1946 t o 1953, as a mattress maker and carpenter. He again left Pitcairn as the result of an accident and worked in Wellington, New Zealand as a carpenter in 1977 and 1978. On September 24, 19565, he married Mary Mavis Warren and they had two children, Jay and Meralda. Jacob is survived by two children, four grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Jacob, with David Bradnam built Pitcairn's first jetty in the 1960s, and he headed the school and schoolhouse project, among numerous other projects. He was the forester for Pitcairn in 1964, and oversaw the re-forestation of the Island. He built and repaired a number of Pitcairn's longboats. In 1991 he was awarded the British Empire Medal by Pitcairn Governor Moss. Jacob was a deacon in the Pitcairn Seventh-day Adventist Church for many years, always keeping the church building in shape, and the church garden clean and colorful. "Dad was more of a giver than a receiver," said his daughter Meralda, "and he has earned a great respect from young and old in this community." (For the children of Jacob and Mavis Warren, see "Mavis Mary Brown").

Warren, James Leon Ferguson Timothy, Lareau, thePeerage.com 

James Leon Ferguson Timothy Warren was born on Pitcairn Island on May 23, 1919. He was the son of Theodore Alwyn Young and Edna Josephine Warren. He was buried on May 6, 1923, on Pitcairn Island, having died of dysentery. 

Warren, James Sanford, Australasian Record 48, Aug. 7, 1944, p. 7; thePeerage.com 

James Sanford Warren was born on Pitcairn Island on September 9, 1864. He was the son of Samuel Russell Warren and Agnes Christian. He married Ellen Catherine Young, daughter of Moses Young and Albina McCoy, on Pitcairn Island. He died in May 1944 on Pitcairn Island from a paralytic stroke, and was buried on the Island on May 14, 1944. The children of James and Ellen were Elliott Archibald Warren, born January 31, 1887; Percival Calvert Warren, born April 12, 1888, and died in April 1888; Philip Anderson Calvert Warren, born July 10, 1889, and died May 24, 1974; Catherine Almira Warren, born December 10, 1891, and died May 17, 1954; George Edward Selwyn Warren, born December 25, 1893; Alwyn Alexander Warren, born May 24, 1895, and died October 24, 1952; Clifford Cephas Warren, born March 3, 1897; Edna Josephine Warren, born December 30, 1898; Violet Tilly Flora Warren, born October 3, 1900; Inez Warren, born June 11, 1902; Richard Gilbert Warren, born September 28, 1905, and died in October 1914; Josephine Doris Warren, born November 30, 1907; Laura Gwendoline Warren, born August 7, 1909; and Nellie Dolly Warren, born March 26, 1911, and died March 26, 1911.

Jay Warren

Warren, Jay Calvin, thePeerage.com 

Jay Calvin Warren was born on Pitcairn Island on July 29, 1956. He is the son of Jacob Ralph Warren and Mavis Mary Brown. He married Carol Grace Christian, daughter of Charles James Bert Christian and Charlotta Zita Warren, on May 20, 1976, on Pitcairn Island. Jay Calvin Warren held the office of Chief Magistrate of Pitcairn Island from 1991 to 1999. In 2005 he was elected Mayor of Pitcairn Island (the title that has superseded Chief Magistrate), and has served in that capacity, with the exception of a few months' break in which Brenda Christian held the title, until the present writing (June 2008). The children of Jay and Carol Grace Christian are Darralyn Sally Charlotte Warren, who was born on December 12, 1976, and Charlene Evelyn Dolly Warren, who was born on June 9, 1979.