English whaler Reynard brings Carolinians to Guam; their home island is not named.

What happened

It is known only from a document title in Lévesque’s collection. By then Carolinians had formed a community on Guam, in today’s Tamuning, as early as 1816, and Woleai’s Kadu told a visitor in 1817 that 18 canoes gathered every year at Lamotrek to sail to the Marianas.