Descendants of the Bounty mutineers documentary with the title "Pitcairn Island Today" (a Eugene H. Roth production, narrated by Carey Wilson). It tells the story of some of the descendants of the "Bounty" mutineers, who were natives of Pitcairn and inhabitants of the only village of the island, Adamstown. The list of descendants mentioned and presented in this MGM documentary includes: On top of those, three more people are mentioned in the MGM documentary: Andrew Warren (grandson of a whaler who came to Pitcairn around 1875, thus being no descendant of the mutineers), as well as Dora Warren and Roy Clark, whose exact direct descent
Mutiny on the Bounty of a visiting British ship that the story of Cook and Bligh founding a settlement in Aitutaki was a fabrication, and that Cook had been long dead. Christian worried that their reaction might turn violent, and did not stay long. Of the 16 men who had voted to settle in Tahiti, he allowed 15 ashore; Joseph Coleman was detained on the ship, as Christian required his skills as an armourer. That evening, Christian inveigled aboard "Bounty" a party of Tahitians, mainly women, for a social gathering. With the festivities under way, he cut the anchor rope and "Bounty" sailed away