Hassall family papers, 1793-2000
Series 17: 'The Hassall Family: Descendants of Rowland and Elizabeth Hassall', unpublished manuscript by Jean Stewart (1999); and 'James Samuel Hassall (1823-1904)', paper by Jean Stewart (1998), 1998-1999

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Jul 10, 2022 Zbooton Apr 08, 2022 State Library of New South Wales	FL14369301 and he and his family sailed for Tahiti in the Duff in 1796. A second son had been born on 13 May 1796 before they left England and he was given the name of Samuel Otoo in honour of the Tahitian King.37 It was said in the family that this name proved to be an embarrassment as it offended Tahitian custom. [Picture] The Duff at Rio de Janeiro with the city and the Benedictine Monastery in the background. From London Missionary Society, A Missionary Voyage to the Southern Pacific Ocean, 1796-1798. THE SYDNEY MORNING HERALD SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 17. 1934 ARRIVAL OF A FAMOUS MISSIONARY SHIP AT TAHITI. [Picture] The Duff, on which Mr. Rowland Hassall, who subsequently settled at Parramatta with his family, arriving at Tahiti in 1796 37 Ibid. 12	FL14369301 and he and his family sailed for Tahiti in the Duff in 1796. A second son had been born on 13 May 1796 before they left England and he was given the name of Samuel Otoo in honour of the Tahitian King.37 It was said in the family that this name proved to be an embarrassment as it offended Tahitian custom. [Picture] The Duff at Rio de Janeiro with the city and the Benedictine Monastery in the background. From London Missionary Society, A Missionary Voyage to the Southern Pacific Ocean, 1796-1798. THE SYDNEY MORNING HERALD SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 17. 1934 ARRIVAL OF A FAMOUS MISSIONARY SHIP AT TAHITI. [Picture] The Duff, on which Mr. Rowland Hassall, who subsequently settled at Parramatta with his family, arriving at Tahiti in 1796 37 Ibid. 12

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