Foster Fyans (September 1790 – 23 May 1870) was an Irish military officer, penal colony administrator and public servant. He was acting commandant of the...

Fyans is a surname. Notable people with the surname include: Foster Fyans (1790–1870), British Army soldier, penal colony administrator, and public servant...

the western edge of Geelong, Victoria, Australia, named after Captain Foster Fyans who came to Geelong as a Police magistrate in October, 1837. It is located...

American investment manager Foster Furcolo (1911–1995), American politician Foster Fyans (1790–1870), Irish military officer Foster Griffin (born 1995), American...

Australia(vol. 6), p. 397. Fyans, Foster (1986), Memoirs recorded at Geelong, Victoria, Australia by Captain Foster Fyans (1790-1870), Geelong Advertiser...

Squire Western Aces High (1976) as Silkin Eliza Fraser (1976) as Captain Foster Fyans The Last Remake of Beau Geste (1977) as Sir Hector Babel Yemen (1977...

Police for some time. According to the local head of that force, Captain Foster Fyans, Bonjon was with him and his troopers for 4 years, tracking down and...

Newtown, Geelong. The "Breakwater" in East Geelong was constructed by Foster Fyans to supply drinking water. Water from the river feeds agriculture and...

Fyansford. Fyans arranged the first muster of the Indigenous population and 275 Aboriginal people were found to be living in the area. Fyans distributed...

National Library of Australia. Fyans, Foster; Brown, P.L. (1986). Memoirs recorded at Geelong, Victoria by Captain Foster Fyans. Geelong: Geelong Advertiser...

Henry Dana, and from the Border Police of New South Wales, under Captain Foster Fyans. The police magistrate from Portland, James Blair, and the new position...

1829 Joseph Wakefield 29 June 1829 to 1834 James Morisset 1834 to 1834 Foster Fyans 1834 to 4 November 1839 Joseph Anderson 1839 to 1839 Thomas Bunbury 1840...

1824-1826 Patrick Logan, 1826-1830 James Oliphant Clunie, 1830-1835 Foster Fyans, 1835-1837 Sydney John Cotton, 1837-1839 George Gravatt, 1839 Owen Gorman...

1834: Lieutenant-Colonel James Thomas Morisset (1782–1852) 1834: Captain Foster Fyans (1790–1870) (Acting) 1834 – April 1839: Major Joseph Anderson (1790–1877)...

Retrieved 24 April 2019. Fyans, Foster; Brown, P. L. (1986), Memoirs recorded at Geelong, Victoria, Australia by Captain Foster Fyans (1790–1870), Geelong...

# Mayor Term 1 Foster Fyans 1849–1850 2 Alexander Thomson 1850–1851 3 James Austin 1851–1852 4 James Cowie 1852–1853 5 Dr William Baylie 1853–1855 6 Alexander...

across the Barwon River by Geelong's first Police magistrate, Captain Foster Fyans, in 1837. The ford stopped the inflow of salt water to the fresh water...

militia of Barrabool men was organised by the district official Captain Foster Fyans. This force exterminated almost completely the remaining Gadubanud population...

in Geelong owned by Foster Fyans, which was in turn named for Balliang (or Ballyang), who was an Aboriginal leader employed by Fyans. Balliang Post Office...

Her father, Albert Foster Dawson, was a U.S. Representative from Iowa. Dawson’s political activity may have been an influence on Fyan’s lifelong participation...

Fraser stops off at the penal colony of Moreton Bay which is run by Captain Fyans, who tries to seduce convict Bracefell. Bracefell escapes and hides in Eliza's...

following year, 1847, when a detachment of Native Police Corps, led by Foster Fyans, slaughtered another group, while kidnapping two surviving children,...

because of a violent nervous disorder was given a year's leave in Sydney, Foster Fyans being appointed to act in his place. When this leave expired Morisset...

Morisset, allowed Fyans to torture and subject the surviving ringleaders to harsh punishment which earned him the name of "Flogger Fyans". Fourteen convicts...

settlers' animals were killed in the area sparked the 187 decision to send Foster Fyans as police sergeant to Geelong in 1837, followed by a thirteen-man military...

fraternisations intensely annoyed the penal colony's Commandant, Captain Foster Fyans. Women caught were put in solitary confinement in tiny cells, put in...

once owned by Captain Foster Fyans, who purchased it in 1845 at the first government land sale. It was on that land that Foster built his permanent home...

Tasmania in 1812, and purchased the Colac estate from the late Captain Foster Fyans. Robertson, sen., was for many years engaged in pastoral pursuits at...

member of the Native Police for some time. According to police magistrate Foster Fyans, Bonjon was with the Native Police for seven months, tracking runaway...

Belligerents Convict insurgents British Army Commanders and leaders Captain Foster Fyans Strength over 100 Casualties and losses 6 dead 13 convicts executed 1...