John Stockdale ( 1749 - 1814)
John Stockdale (1749-1814) Stockdale started life in modest circumstances as a porter to the publisher John Almon. On the retirement of his employer he started up in business in his own premises in Piccadilly. Among his most famous maps are those that relate to to establishment of the convict settlement of ‘Sydney Cove’.
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1789
A Chart of the Track of the Scarborough, on Her Homeward Pafsage, from Port Jackson, on the Et. Coast of New South Wales, towards China.
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1789
A View of Lord Howe’s Island. A Chart of Lord Howe Id. Discovered by Lieut. Henry Lidgbird Ball,
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1789
Ball Pyramid.
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1789
A Chart of a Track of Land in the Southern Pacific Ocean, Discovered by Lieutt. John Shortland; on His Homeward bound Passage from the Eastern Coast of New South Wales by Thomas Geor. Shortland of the Royal Navy, August 20th, 1789.
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1793
Chart Shewing the Track of the Waaksamhey’d Transport from Port Jackson in New South Wales to Batavia in 1792.
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1800
Effects of the Savages of New Caledonia.
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