Collins, David (1756–1810)
David Collins, portrait minature, watercolour on ivory, c.1797-1803, by John T. Barber
Biographical Entries
Related Entries in NCB Sites
- Grant, Nancy (partner)
- Connelly, Margaret (partner)
- Chace, Marianne Letitia (daughter)
- Cox, Eliza (daughter)
- Collins, George Reynolds (son)
- Chace, Samuel Rodman (son-in-law)
- Cox, James (son-in-law)
- Collins, William (brother)
- Clark, Thomas (colleague)
- Bowden, Matthew (colleague)
- Arabanoo (acquaintance)
- Crook, William Pascoe (acquaintance)
- Hunter, John (senior officer)
- Phillip, Arthur (senior officer)
- Ross, Robert (senior officer)
- Bligh, William (senior officer)
- Paterson, William (senior officer)
- Grose, Francis (senior officer)
- Gunn, George (subordinate officer)
- Chapman, Elizabeth (judge)
- Wright, Henry (trial)
- Watling, Thomas (assigned convict)
David Collins, portrait minature, watercolour on ivory, c.1797-1803, by John T. Barber
State Library of New South Wales, MIN 538
Life Summary [details]
Birth
3 March,
1756
London,
Middlesex,
England
Death
24 March,
1810
(aged 54)
Hobart,
Tasmania,
Australia
Cultural Heritage
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Occupation
- contemporary-affairs commentator
- defence forces personnel (British)
- judge-advocate
- lieutenant-governor