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mission has 377 facts recorded in Dontopedia across 14 references, with 132 live disagreements.

377 facts·133 predicates·14 sources·132 in dispute1915–1925

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  • Spring Hill at the southern end of the reserve area in 1914[2]all time · Unknown
  • Spring Hill[2]all time · Unknown
  • Bayley Point (Dumaji)[2]all time · Unknown
  • Bayley Point (Dumaji), near Doomadgee, Gangalidda land[2]all time · Unknown
  • Angurugu after cyclone in 1943[2]all time · Unknown
  • Angurugu[2]all time · Unknown
  • null[2]all time · Unknown
  • null[2]all time · Unknown
  • null[2]all time · Unknown
  • null[2]all time · Unknown

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Other facts (304)

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304 facts
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Ex:mentioned Asmission[2]
Ex:mentioned Asa turn off location[2]
Ex:mentioned Asthe last mission[2]
Ex:mentioned Asa mission referenced in the discussion[2]
Ex:mentioned Asnull[2]
Ex:mentioned Asnull[2]
Ex:mentioned Asnull[2]
Ex:mentioned Asnull[2]
Ex:locationover on that side of the River[2]
Ex:locationacross the river field[2]
Ex:locationthat area up there[2]
Ex:locationMitchell River[2]
Ex:locationnull[2]
Ex:locationnull[2]
Ex:locationnull[2]
Ex:locationnull[2]
Ex:mentionedYes[2]
Ex:mentionedyes[2]
Ex:mentionedthey're not here just to feel out their mission[2]
Ex:mentionednull[2]
Ex:mentionednull[2]
Ex:mentionednull[2]
Ex:statusbeing done / discussed as something that was done[2]
Ex:statussecure[2]
Ex:statushas been abandoned and is once more a wilderness[2]
Ex:statusnull[2]
Ex:statusnull[2]
Ex:statusnull[2]
Ex:known at LocationMitchell River Mission[14]
Ex:known at LocationMitchell River Mission[14]
Ex:known at LocationEdward River Mission[14]
Ex:known at Locationnull[14]
Ex:known at Locationnull[14]
Ex:known at Locationnull[14]
Ex:known AsMission[14]
Ex:known AsMission[14]
Ex:known AsMission[14]
Ex:known Asnull[14]
Ex:known Asnull[14]
Ex:known Asnull[14]
Same AsDf49533198fb[1]
Same As20f86a41517b[1]
Same As7a13f0052257[10]
Same AsFf1f6324d59d[13]
Same AsFb171c18e860[1]
Ex:mentioned in Text"for the mission"[2]
Ex:mentioned in Textount to Mission[4]
Ex:mentioned in Textnull[2]
Ex:mentioned in Textnull[4]
Ex:hada religious as part of an r. And r.[2]
Ex:hada small fleet of vessels manned entirely by aboriginal crews[2]
Ex:hadnull[2]
Ex:hadnull[2]
Ex:complaintthe valuable beche-de-mer resource in local waters should be harvested for the benefit of the Mission[2]
Ex:complaintscarcity of food[10]
Ex:complaintnull[2]
Ex:complaintnull[10]
Ex:actiontaken early measures to appoint another Superintendent[6]
Ex:actionappoint another Superintendent[7]
Ex:actionnull[6]
Ex:actionnull[7]
Ex:purposefor the men and tried means[2]
Ex:purposefor all Aboriginals who needed a home[2]
Ex:purposenull[2]
Ex:purposenull[2]
Ex:growthwas growing[2]
Ex:growthgrew from a handful of wild and naked savages into a thriving community of over three hundred civilised and Christianised aboriginals[2]
Ex:growthnull[2]
Ex:growthnull[2]
Ex:children Count by 191363 children[12]
Ex:children Count by 191363[12]
Ex:children Count by 1913null[12]
Ex:children Count by 1913null[12]
Ex:closed Reasonthere was not one Aboriginal christianised or baptised[2]
Ex:closed Reasonnull[2]
Ex:originthat was the beginning of the Mission where it is today[2]
Ex:originnull[2]
Ex:operated Fromboth Elim and Hope Valley for 13 years[2]
Ex:operated Fromnull[2]
Ex:re Established inCourthouse[2]
Ex:re Established innull[2]
Ex:started byhe[2]
Ex:started bynull[2]
Ex:started Year1887[2]
Ex:started Yearnull[2]
Ex:agenot very old at all when cement was put in[2]
Ex:agenull[2]
Ex:used Namessingle names for children who arrived without established European surnames[2]
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Ex:ownership or Associationour mission[2]
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Ex:has No Own Namethe actual missions never had its own name[2]
Ex:has No Own Namenull[2]
Ex:existence at Timethere was no mission[2]
Ex:existence at Timenull[2]
Ex:residence or Returnpeople came back in to the mission[2]
Ex:residence or Returnnull[2]
Ex:organizationAssemblies of God[2]
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Ex:population in 196069 people (38 children)[2]

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ex:person
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mission
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mission
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over on that side of the River
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there was not one Aboriginal christianised or baptised
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originresearch-db/source/unknown
that was the beginning of the Mission where it is today
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both Elim and Hope Valley for 13 years
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Spring Hill at the southern end of the reserve area in 1914
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Courthouse
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he
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started_yearresearch-db/source/unknown
1887
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not very old at all when cement was put in
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mentioned_asresearch-db/source/unknown
a turn off location
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mentionedresearch-db/source/unknown
Yes
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used namesresearch-db/source/unknown
single names for children who arrived without established European surnames
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ownership_or_associationresearch-db/source/unknown
our mission
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being done / discussed as something that was done
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mentioned_asresearch-db/source/unknown
the last mission
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the actual missions never had its own name
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there was no mission
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mentioned_in_textresearch-db/source/unknown
"for the mission"
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people came back in to the mission
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organizationresearch-db/source/unknown
Assemblies of God
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69 people (38 children)
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Daintree early on
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their gate was on a mission
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little houses for them
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had_no_choice_but_to_letresearch-db/source/unknown
Chris on the one he came on 977
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moved_up_to_campresearch-db/source/unknown
yes
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controlresearch-db/source/unknown
didn't have the control that they had right at the beginning
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hadresearch-db/source/unknown
a religious as part of an r. And r.
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almost total control groups
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traditional things
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alienate them from that standpoint
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knew what was going on
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mentionedresearch-db/source/unknown
yes
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mentionedresearch-db/source/unknown
they're not here just to feel out their mission
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had_churchresearch-db/source/unknown
a church there
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locationresearch-db/source/unknown
across the river field
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mentioned_withresearch-db/source/unknown
the victim is the political candidate
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mentioned_asresearch-db/source/unknown
a mission referenced in the discussion
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people_did_not_want_to_stop_atresearch-db/source/unknown
some people did not want to stop at the mission
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constructionresearch-db/source/unknown
was to be built up here
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locationresearch-db/source/unknown
that area up there
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started_afterresearch-db/source/unknown
Clarry Hartwig came to Bloomfield
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timeresearch-db/source/unknown
about 195-
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time_referenceresearch-db/source/unknown
about 195-
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moved_to_current_location_afterresearch-db/source/unknown
about another 10 years
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started_organizing_Aboriginal_people_aroundresearch-db/source/unknown
1957
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closure_yearresearch-db/source/unknown
1962
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police_forceresearch-db/source/unknown
had its own police force drawn from residents
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formal_foster_family_placementresearch-db/source/unknown
none during the Gribble period
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foundedresearch-db/source/unknown
1893
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complaintresearch-db/source/unknown
the valuable beche-de-mer resource in local waters should be harvested for the benefit of the Mission
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acted_on_behalf_ofresearch-db/source/unknown
the Protector of Aborigines
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populationresearch-db/source/unknown
69 people including 38 children
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the mission knew who the parents were for Frederick
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moved_toresearch-db/source/unknown
Spring Hill
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consolidated_atresearch-db/source/unknown
Hope Valley
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nearest_missionresearch-db/source/unknown
Yarrabah
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ount to Mission
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operated_yearsresearch-db/source/qsa-bloomfield-instructions-2026-04-05
1886-1901
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actionresearch-db/source/bloomfield-1890-inquiry-v2-2026-04-07
taken early measures to appoint another Superintendent
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actionresearch-db/source/bloomfield-1890-inquiry-transcription-2026-04-07
appoint another Superintendent
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income_from_corn_salesresearch-db/source/douglas-shire-historical-society-bloomfield-timeline-2022
159 pounds
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children_countresearch-db/source/douglas-shire-historical-society-bloomfield-timeline-2022
ten children
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supportresearch-db/source/douglas-shire-historical-society-bloomfield-timeline-2022
combined parental support for female teacher
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debt_amountresearch-db/source/halse-gribble-lectures-nq-history-s5-ch9
more than 46 pounds
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supervisionresearch-db/source/hume-them-days-yarrabah-aboriginal-history-1991
The want of efficient supervision is apparent in every direction
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weather_conditionsresearch-db/source/hume-them-days-yarrabah-aboriginal-history-1991
constant heavy rains
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becameresearch-db/source/hume-them-days-yarrabah-aboriginal-history-1991
government reserve
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became government reserve yearresearch-db/source/hume-them-days-yarrabah-aboriginal-history-1991
1960
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complaintresearch-db/source/hume-them-days-yarrabah-aboriginal-history-1991
scarcity of food
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sicknesses_presentresearch-db/source/hume-them-days-yarrabah-aboriginal-history-1991
malaria and rheumatism
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mainly local Gungandji people and others from nearby surrounding areas
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religious_services_conductedresearch-db/source/hume-them-days-yarrabah-aboriginal-history-1991
daily morning and evening prayer services
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farming_land_established_forresearch-db/source/hume-them-days-yarrabah-aboriginal-history-1991
planting potatoes, melons and other vegetables
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founded_yearresearch-db/source/hume-them-days-yarrabah-aboriginal-history-1991
1892
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founding yearresearch-db/source/hume-them-days-yarrabah-aboriginal-history-1991
1892
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fences, houses and furniture; timber cut for construction
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population_by_1895research-db/source/hume-them-days-yarrabah-aboriginal-history-1991
one hundred and twelve people
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1892 to 1960
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medicine_and_foodresearch-db/source/hume-them-days-yarrabah-aboriginal-history-1991
no real effort has been made to produce even medicine and food required to feed the inmates
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mismanagementresearch-db/source/hume-them-days-yarrabah-aboriginal-history-1991
woeful mismanagement during its entire existence
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used_sea_for_travelresearch-db/source/unknown
had many occasions to use the sea
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purposeresearch-db/source/unknown
for the men and tried means
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includedresearch-db/source/unknown
a church, school, dormitories for boys and girls, a hospital and various work buildings
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distance_fromresearch-db/source/unknown
the nearest Police Station
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route_to_Cairns_by_boatresearch-db/source/unknown
One particular route from the Mission to Cairns was by boat
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received_recognition_fromresearch-db/source/unknown
the Government and the Church authorities for our work
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size_by_1895research-db/source/unknown
about a hundred people, both men, women and children
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medical_work_importanceresearch-db/source/unknown
was becoming important
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greatest triumphresearch-db/source/unknown
the establishment of regular worship and the baptism of many converts
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seekingresearch-db/source/unknown
a site
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growthresearch-db/source/unknown
was growing
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site_statusresearch-db/source/unknown
a site was sought because it was not the plan of the Mission
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neededresearch-db/source/unknown
more dormitories, work sheds and storage buildings
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achievementresearch-db/source/unknown
the most perfect act yet was done
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associated_with_landresearch-db/source/unknown
all the better ones upon the land not mine but for them
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resourcesresearch-db/source/unknown
were limited without a proper doctor
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was seen asresearch-db/source/unknown
a model for how aboriginal communities could be organized
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status_at_timeresearch-db/source/unknown
practically the whole show
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population_growthresearch-db/source/unknown
had grown to several hundred
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requiredresearch-db/source/unknown
constant building
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countresearch-db/source/unknown
about fifty blacks by the end of the first year
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took inresearch-db/source/unknown
them all
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statusresearch-db/source/unknown
secure
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protectedresearch-db/source/unknown
them
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gathered strengthresearch-db/source/unknown
gradually
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needsresearch-db/source/unknown
help and recognition
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conditionresearch-db/source/unknown
hospital was full; many new people admitted; people were dirty and in pitiable condition; many had consumption
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former_nameresearch-db/source/unknown
May Trubanaman
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effectresearch-db/source/unknown
has not been in vain
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aimresearch-db/source/unknown
to make the aboriginals self supporting
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nameresearch-db/source/unknown
Trubanaman
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growthresearch-db/source/unknown
grew from a handful of wild and naked savages into a thriving community of over three hundred civilised and Christianised aboriginals
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had_existed_without_aboriginals_enteringresearch-db/source/unknown
six months
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reachedresearch-db/source/unknown
thousands
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purposeresearch-db/source/unknown
for all Aboriginals who needed a home
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savedresearch-db/source/unknown
hundreds
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oppositionresearch-db/source/unknown
came from various quarters
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many_deathsresearch-db/source/unknown
During the existence of the Mission many deaths took place
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statusresearch-db/source/unknown
has been abandoned and is once more a wilderness
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closure_decisionresearch-db/source/unknown
it was decided to close the Mission
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hadresearch-db/source/unknown
a small fleet of vessels manned entirely by aboriginal crews
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duration_before_closureresearch-db/source/unknown
about four years
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locationresearch-db/source/unknown
Mitchell River
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dioceseresearch-db/source/unknown
Diocese of Carpentaria
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planned_locationresearch-db/source/unknown
Trubanaman
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estate_sizeresearch-db/source/unknown
six hundred square miles
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result_of_journeysresearch-db/source/unknown
a new Mission
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estimated_population_within_reachresearch-db/source/unknown
some three thousand blacks
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estate_descriptionresearch-db/source/unknown
good cattle country, well grassed and watered
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did not supply wives to applicantsresearch-db/source/unknown
The Mission did not supply wives to the above applicants.
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dateresearch-db/source/unknown
1959
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relocated_toresearch-db/source/unknown
Nicholson River (modern Doomadgee)
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distance_from_Burketownresearch-db/source/unknown
approximately 100 km
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moved_toresearch-db/source/unknown
Bayley Point (Dumaji)
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moved_toresearch-db/source/unknown
Bayley Point (Dumaji), near Doomadgee, Gangalidda land
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moved_toresearch-db/source/unknown
Angurugu after cyclone in 1943
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moved toresearch-db/source/unknown
Angurugu after cyclone
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manufacture and shipping to Sydney for sale of bark paintings, carved objects, spearheads and shells made by residents
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1943
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Angurugu
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a child institution
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63 children
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63
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a child institution
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5 to 18
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refuge from frontier violence
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5 to 18
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