Topics: People: Political leaders
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1845 - South Coastal - view
Boatswain Mahroot
1845 - North Coastal - view
According
to correspondence from Howard, Maria and Bowen have a son and two daughters all
baptised at St Mary’s Church Sydney.
1880s - North Coastal - view
Marriage of Hannah Matilda Ashby to Henry Stanford Boyd. These descendants of Bungaree have many children including Jean Boyd and Matilda Ellen Boyd.
1880 - North West - view
George Thornton, former MP
1883 - South West - view
Premier Joseph Carruthers
1887 - North West - view
Governor Phillip
1893 - North West - view
Governor and Lady Jersy
1894 - North West - view
James Hannell
1894 - North West - view
Hungerford MLA
1894 - North West - view
Sir Henry Parkes
1900s - North Coastal - view
Birth of Marie Robinson, daughter of Matilda Ellen, descendants of Bungaree and
Matora. Jean Boyd marries Edward Smith. Their children include Reta Smith and
Lynette Smith (Robley).
1914 - South West - view
Councillor A.L.Ben
1930 - South Coastal - view
[NSW Premier] Lang
1935 - South Coastal - view
[New South Wales Premier], Jack Lang
1938 - North Coastal - view
Indigenous leaders William Cooper, William Ferguson, Jack Patten and Pearl Gibbs declare
Australia Day 26 January a “day of mourning”. The Aborigines Progressive
Association publishes a manifesto ‘Aborigines Claim Citizen Rights’. Guringai
and other Sydney peoples attend the public meetings in the city.