When H.M.A.V. Bounty landed on Pitcairn island in 1793, there were 28 people on board - the 9 European mutineers who choose to leave Tahiti and go into exile, 6 Polynesian men, and 13 Polynesian women and children.
Most of their descendants are contained in this database. My interest in them is a result of their descent from the ruling Christian family of the Isle of Man, combined with the high level of inter-marriage which naturally occurred within the descendants which makes them so fascinating to me to trace and document.

Crew of the Bounty1
  Fletcher Christian
  John Adams   Alexander Smith
  William Brown
  Isaac Martin
  John Mills
  William McCoy
  Matthew Quintal
  John Williams
  Edward Young

The Tahitian Men1
  Manarii
  Teimua
  Niau
  Titahiti
  Oha
  Tararo

The Tahitian Women1
  Mauatua   Isabella or Maimiti
  Faahotu
  Mareva
  Puarei
  Teatuahitea   Sarah
  Teehuteatuaonoa   Jenny
  Teio         Mary
  Teraura   Susannah
  Tevarua   Sarah or Big Sully
  Tinafanaea
  Toofaiti   Nancy or Hutia
  Vahineatua   Prudence
  Sully


Other Crewmen of the Bounty who either did not mutiny, or settle on Pitcairn Island
  Captain William Bligh   Captain
  John Fryer               Master
  George Stewart       Midshipman
  William Purcell       Carpenter

  1. [S64] Glynn Christian, Fragile Paradise, 2nd ed. (U.S.A.: Bounty Books, 2005), pages 231 and 424-425.