PITT
 
 
Sailed : 17 Jul 1791
Arrived : 14 Feb 1792
Departed : 7 Apr 1792
Route : Yarmouth - St Jago - Rio de Janeiro - The Cape - Sydney Cove (212 days)
 
Built : 1780 Thames
Size : 775 tons 
 
Master : Edward Manning
Surgeon : - Jameson
Seamen : John Ely - deserted at The Cape
 Henry Ford
 Edward Heiley - deserted Rio de Janeiro
 
Naval Agent : Lieutenant Richard Nairne RN
 
New South Wales Corps
Major : Francis Grose
Captain : Joseph Foveaux
Lieutenant : Thomas Rowley
Ensigns : Neil McKellar
  John Piper
Adjutant : 
Surgeons Mate : Edward Laing
 
Sergeants (3) : Richard Hudson
 Richard Tuckwell 
Corporals (3) : William Sherwin
Privates (54) : Michael Brennan
 Samuel Carter
 John Cox
 William Day
 Fane Strange Edge
 William Faithfull 
 William Giles
  John Lee 
 Archibald Morrison
 Richard Podmore
 Richard (Robert) Trottman
 Benjamin Urch 
Drummers (2) :
 
Officers Families : Mrs - Grose ux Francis
  Francis Gross - 3 years 
 
Soldiers Wives (11) : Mrs Mary Cox ux John
 Mrs Sarah Edge ux Fane
 Mrs Mary Giles ux William
 Mrs Elizabeth Howard ux J
 Mrs Mary Hudson ux Richard
 Mrs Christiana Morrison ux Archibald
 Mrs Ann Sherwin ux William nee Bennett
 Mrs Elizabeth Urch ux Benjamin
 
Soldiers Children(6): Sarah Edge - 4 years
 Benjamen Urch - 1 year
 
Free Persons : Richard Atkins - judge advocate 
 Mrs Elizabeth Atkins ux Richard
 Andrew Field
 Thomas Oldesby
 
Convicts Wives (7) : Mrs Hannah Singleton ux William nee Parkinson
 
Convict Children(5) : Elizabeth Buckner - 17 years
 Mary Dowling - 4 years
 Sarah Ann Singleton - 6 years
 Benjamin Singleton - 4 years
 Joseph Singleton - 2 years
 
Convicts : 410 (352 male)(58 female)
(Military Deaths : 13 privates + 5 wives + 5 child)
(Seaman Deaths : 7)
(Convict Deaths : 20 males + 9 females) 
(Convict Child Death: 2)
(Convict Escapes : 5 males escaped)

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