ARTHUR PHILLIP CHAPTER OF THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE FIRST FLEETERS
  • Welcome
    • About Arthur Phillip Chapter
    • Chapter Membership
    • Contact Us
    • Roll of members' First Fleeters
    • My Heritage, Colonial Family Stories >
      • Heroes of the Great Gundagai Flood and story of Richard Hunt
      • Bartholomew Reardon Part 1
      • Coulter-Reardon family story Part 2
      • Cook, Captain James 250th anniversary 2020 >
        • Planning for the voyage
        • The voyage begins
        • First sighting of the east coast of Australia
        • At Botany Bay
        • The Voyage North along the East Coast
        • Excerpts from Cook's journal
        • New memorial at Cook's landing site
      • Cook, Captain James RN, His Life Story
      • Fulton, Rev Henry James
      • Goodwin-Munro-Frost story
      • Bellett, Jacob, First Fleeter
      • Hibbs, Peter & Pardoe, Mary
      • Weavers, James, 2nd Fleeter
      • Weavers, James Part 2
      • Wentworth, William Charles
      • Williams, James, FF Welsh Marine
      • Wright, James, FF Scarborough
    • Snippets of History >
      • Snippet in Brief
      • Our Flag - a poem
      • Australia's Secret Code-Breakers
      • Sydney Observatory
      • Sydney's first post offices
      • Charge of Australian Light Horse at Beersheva WW1
      • Battle of Waterloo
      • South Head's history
      • Westminster Abbey Memorials & Citation
      • Wallabadah First Fleet Park, NSW
  • Meetings
    • About our Meetings & Activities
    • Calendar of Events
    • Location, how to get there
    • Recent Events & Activities >
      • Report on State Library tour 3.5.19
      • Report on Matthew Flinders presentation by Paul Brunton
      • Report on Tasmanian Convict Heritage Tour 2018
      • Report on Pioneer Park official opening
  • Fellowship of First Fleeters
    • About Fellowship of First Fleeters
    • About the First Fleet
    • HMS Sirius Flag Ship of the First Fleet
    • Dr John White, First Fleet Surgeon
    • Health of the First Fleet
    • Weather Secrets
    • Map of the First Fleet Voyage
    • How to write FFF biographical profiles
  • Governor Arthur Phillip
    • Captain Arthur Phillip's background
    • Phillip's Early Years
    • Arthur Phillip: Speech by Dr Stephen Cunneen
    • Exploration of Middle Harbour Creek
    • Exploration of Manly & Harbour
    • Governor Phillip Lookout & Memorial at Beacon Hill
    • Exploration of Lane Cove River
    • The Phillip Bricks
  • Research & Study
    • Research Guidelines
    • Websites & Facebook for Family History Research
    • Government Websites for Social History Research >
      • Australian Constitution
    • Websites for Historical & Family Heritage Societies
    • Overseas Websites for Family History Research
    • Free Build Your Own FamilyTree Websites
    • Chapter Library & Catalogue
    • MORE >
      • Chapter Policies
      • Acknowledgements
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Cartoonist Ian Jones's view of the First Fleet. See accreditation below
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ABOUT THE FELLOWSHIP OF FIRST FLEETERS - ABN: 77 003 223 425
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 To live on in the hearts and minds of Descendants is never to die!

The Fellowship of First Fleeters (FFF) is a national organisation composed of descendants of those who arrived at Sydney Cove, New South Wales, with the First Fleet on 26 January 1788.  The Fellowship was formed in 1968 and since then over 8000 descendants have established and verified their lineage, and been awarded membership of the Fellowship.  First Fleet House is located at Woolloomooloo, an historic inner-city suburb of Sydney, Australia. 

Membership is available Australia-wide and also to those who are resident overseas.  A series of Chapters (or sub-branches) have been established as meeting places in Sydney suburbs (including the Arthur Phillip Chapter), regional New South Wales, Victoria, the Australian Capital Territory, Tasmania, Queensland and Western Australia. 

A Chapter is not a separate entity but an associated extension of the Fellowship of First Fleeters (FFF).  The Arthur Phillip Chapter (APC) works closely with the national body, but all Chapters are run independently by their elected Committee from its own membership.

Membership for fellowship and friendship:
Ordinary membership is open to those who can prove their relationship to a First Fleeter – Convict, Marine, Seaman and/or Colonial Government Official;
Associate Membership is available for Spouses and Partners;
Pensioner and Student categories are available;
Junior Membership;
Friend Membership is available to those who cannot establish a direct First Fleet connection, are descendants of Second and Third Fleeters and later convict and free settler arrivals, and/or are interested in Australian colonial history and would enjoy fellowship with like-minded people.

Once your application has been accepted and you have been given a membership number, that number remains yours forever.  At any time, family members can then link in to your First Fleeter lineage, making their application easier to process.


*Note: If an Application for an Ordinary Member + Associate Member is submitted together, at the same time, then only one Joining Fee of $20.00 is payable.  If you apply and pay during April you will receive a 14 months' subscription.

Contacts:  Note - Websites are not linked - copy and paste to your URL to open.
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Fellowship of First Fleeters 
First Fleet House 
105 Cathedral Street WOOLLOOMOOLOO NSW 2011 
Tel:  +61 2 9360 3788 (Leave a message and they will phone back) 
Office hours: as per website 
E-mail: [email protected] 
For FFF application forms and more information (not linked):  www.fellowshipfirstfleeters.org.au

Or contact the Chapter Secretary for more information,  email:  [email protected] 

Top image: First Fleet Park at Wallabadah, NSW, courtesy G.Doyle
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Side image:  FFF logo

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