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1819 - North West - view
Duall
1819 - North West - view
John Howe
1820s - North Coastal - view
Biddy
Lewis accepts a grant of land at Marramarra Creek. Her husband John Lewis
Ferdinand, also known as John Lewis, is a Prussian soldier in the German army
and has fought in the Napoleonic wars. John meets Biddy while working as an
assigned convict on Bungaree’s farm. He and Biddy have 10 children, seven
survive.
1820s - North Coastal - view
Catherine becomes known
as the ‘Queen of Scotland Island’, and also becomes a famous midwife.
1820 - North Coastal - view
Since the men in Bungaree’s group were often absent from Kirribili, Mikhailov
concentrated in his painting on the women and children. Volendens,Gulanba Duby,
Gouroungan, Ga-ouen-ren, Matora.
1820 - North West - view
M’Gill
1820 - North West - view
Woolaboy
1820 - North Coastal - view
Male figures drawn are Boongaree, Bourinoan,
Movat, Salmanda, Boin (Bowen) and Toubi (Toby).
1820 - North West - view
Jemmy Jackass
1820 - North West - view
Jelmarey
1820 - North West - view
Bob Barret
1820 - North West - view
“Lazy Jack”
1820 - West - view
children of John Luke Barber and Elizabeth are John, George Henry, Alfred Ernest, Maud E, Aurelia, Clara E G, Adeline L M, Susannah, Bertha B, Nina A, Maria A, Pearl, Christina P (Chrissy) Selina J, William J, Susannah and several infants who died
1820 - North West - view
Newcastle natives
1820 - North West - view
Mioram (“Myles”)
1820 - North West - view
Captain Allman