US EditionA dubious claim to a First Fleet father made Jane Rose a wealthy Thirroul landowner
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A dubious claim to a First Fleet father made Jane Rose a wealthy Thirroul landowner
Not long after arriving at Sydney Cove in 1788, the First Fleet convict Elizabeth Evans and her little daughter – the future Jane Rose of Thirroul – were shipped on board the Supply to Norfolk Island. On board the Supply was 2nd Lieutenant William Faddy. Pretty soon Faddy had shacked up with Elizabeth Evans and […]
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