The registers are in several volumes as follows:<BR>Reel 1:<BR>F218 - 1838-46<BR>F219 - 1840-83<BR>F220 - 1872-89<BR>F221 - 1880-84<BR>Reel 2:<BR>F222 - 1874-78<BR>F223 - 1879-83<BR>F224 - 1883-1905 (loose sheets in rough chronological order)<BR>F225 - 1903-22<BR>F226 - 1911-25<BR>F227 - 1892-1924<BR>F228 - 1906-32<BR>Reel 3:<BR>F228 - continued 1933-55<BR>F229 - 1954-60<BR>F230 - 1960-67<BR>F231 - 1966-76<BR>F232 - 1972-80

The registers are in several numbered volumes as follows:<BR>F213 - 1830-33, 1848-72<BR>F214 - 1872-79<BR>F215 - 1880-84<BR>F216 - 1886 - 1913<BR>F217 - 1924-29

The registers are numbered F211 - F212.

Samuel Greatheed (d.1823) was one of the founders of the London Missionary Society. This work, written under the pen-name Nausistratus, was published as a series of articles in the Sailor's Magazine and Naval Miscellany, London, 1820-21, Vol.1, p. 402-6 and 449-56, and Vol.2, p. 1-8. It deals with the Bounty mutiny and its aftermath.

The work is based on printed sources, the then-unpublished journal of James Morrison of the Bounty, and verbal communications from an officer of HMS Pandora, which was sent to the Pacific to find and arrest the Bounty mutineers. It includes a number of details not published elsewhere. For a brief account of Greatheed's interest in Bounty matters, see Rolf Du Rietz's Note sur l'Histoire des Manuscrits de James Morrison in Journal de James Morrison, Paris, 1966.

Niuafo'ou is one of the northern outliers of Tonga. In 1946, a volcanic eruption on the island prompted the Tonga Government to evacuate the entire population to Tongatapu. In 1949, about half were settled on neighbouring 'Eua. In 1958, the rest of the population returned to Niuafo'ou.

The register is numbered F210.

The register is numbered F209. For earlier registers see PMB 987.

The registers are numbered and cover the following periods:<BR>F202 - 1840-71<BR>F204 - 1872-82 (each entry is across two facing pages)<BR>F205 - 1883-97<BR>F206 - 1892-1921<BR>F205 - 1923<BR>F207 - 1924-25<BR>F208 - 1910-24<BR>F205 - 1925-72 (pp. 242-64 spoiled in filming)

The registers, numbered F203, cover the periods 1830-33, 1850-54 and 1859-1923. Duplicate registers precede the original for the period 1884-1923.

The registers cover the periods 1835 - 1884 and 1888 - 1922.