No. James Cook was never a convict. It was upon his recommendation that New South Wales be settled as a convict colony.
Captain James Cook was not a convict. Convicts did not arrive in Australia until 18 years after Cook first charted the east coast.
James Cook was an English explorer, who is probably best known for circumnavigating New Zealand, recommending the eastern coast of Australia as a place to establish convict settlement, and for claiming both lands for England.
James Cook Senior is James Cook's father
His name was also James Cook. A farmer
Yes, James Cook did have children. Their names were James Cook, Nathaniel Cook, Elizabeth Cook, Joseph Cook, George Cook, and Hugh Cook.
Captain James Cook was not a convict. Convicts did not arrive in Australia until 18 years after Cook first charted the east coast.
James Lloyd - convict - was born in 1825.
James Lloyd - convict - died in 1898.
James Cook was an English explorer, who is probably best known for circumnavigating New Zealand, recommending the eastern coast of Australia as a place to establish convict settlement, and for claiming both lands for England.
James Davis - escaped convict - died in 1889.
James Davis - escaped convict - was born in 1808.
James Cook (not yet a Captain) had a very favourable response to Australia, unlike his predecessor William Dampier, in 1688. Cook believed that the east coast of Australia was suitable for colonisation, and he and Sir Joseph Banks recommended the region of Botany Bay as suitable for a convict settlement.
James Cook Senior is James Cook's father
His name was also James Cook. A farmer
James Cook was born in yorkshire. See related links.
James cook, founded the cook island's
Yes, James Cook did have children. Their names were James Cook, Nathaniel Cook, Elizabeth Cook, Joseph Cook, George Cook, and Hugh Cook.