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The Dictionary of Sydney was archived in 2021.

HMAT Supply

The oldest and smallest First Fleet ship. Built in 1759 as an armed tender of 175 tons it became the colony's only link with the outside world after the loss of the HMS Sirius in 1790. Often mistakenly referred to as the HMS Supply.

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Milestone

Constructed

1759

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Name

Commemorated by

HMAS Supply

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Commemorated by

Supply ferry

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Alternate

Thomas and Nancy

1792 -1806

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Occupation

Naval officer

1787 -1792

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Position

Marine

Rogers, James

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Marine

Dawes, William

1787 -1788

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Ship's captain

Phillip, Arthur

1787 -1788

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Convict

Redman, John

1787 -1788

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Ship's captain

Ball, Henry Lidgbird

1787 -1788

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Naval officer

Blackburn, David

1787 -1792

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Property

Part of

First Fleet

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Type

Ship

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First Fleet

Gary L Sturgess

2015

supported by

The Maritime Museums of Australia Project Support Scheme - First Fleet project

Phillip described the transportation of convicts to New South Wales as a voyage 'to the extremity of the globe'. Having successfully managed both the ships and the convicts, the arrival of the First Fleet at Sydney Cove brought Phillip new challenges: how to keep men and women, convicts and alcohol, camp and fleet, apart.

David Morgan

2015

supported by

The Maritime Museums of Australia Project Support Scheme - First Fleet project

HMAT Supply was the smallest and fastest ship in the First Fleet. A naval vessel, she carried 16 marines and accompanied the flagship HMS Sirius on the voyage to Sydney Cove. Over the next three years she made 11 more voyages, the last causing her so much damage that she was ordered back to England. She reached Plymouth on 21 April 1792.

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