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| Birth: | 6 May 1795 in Pitcairn |
| Death: | 19 Nov 1872 in Norfolk |
| Sex: | M |
| Father: | MATTHEW QUINTAL b. 03 Mar 1766 in Padstow, Cornwall, England |
| Mother: | TEVARUA b. About 1774 in Tahiti |
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Individual:
One day, Arthur and his best friend, Daniel McCoy, swam out to a rock a
considerable distance from the shore, and there agreed to seek each one
the other's sister for a wife. That place is now known as "Tane M'A"
(Place of the men's agreement).
This is the same Arthur Quintal who
treated another sister, Jane, so harshly when she "strayed from the path
of virtue", that Jane left the island never to return. (Rosalind Young:
Mutiny of the Bounty and Story of Pitcairn Island).
When Captain Beechey was on the island in 1808, he was the "Leader of the Pitcairn
Band". He sat on the ground before a large gourd, and with his toes, he
worked a piece of musical wood (Porou) and he beat the gourd with two
sticks held in his hands. Later, he was a strong opponent of Joshua
Hill, and served as Island Magistrate in 1840-41.
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