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Herbert Debenham Olufson

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Herbert Debenham Olufson has 1139 facts recorded in Dontopedia across 2 references, with 313 live disagreements.

1,139 facts·312 predicates·2 sources·313 in dispute

Mostly:associated(168), ex:known at location(60), ex:said(46)

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Associatedin disputeex:rel/associated

Ex:known at Locationin disputeex:knownAtLocation

  • Cooktown[1]1913-01-01 – 1914-01-01 · Research Db
  • Mareeba[1]all time · Research Db
  • Cooktown[1]all time · Research Db
  • Ayton[1]all time · Research Db
  • river and up to China Camp[1]all time · Research Db
  • Bloomfield[1]all time · Research Db
  • OH55_10_Herbert_Olufson.md[1]all time · Research Db
  • Crystal River[1]all time · Research Db
  • File: OH55_10_Herbert_Olufson.md[1]all time · Research Db
  • Unknown[1]all time · Research Db

Ex:saidin disputeex:said

  • a place where they were used to fund the Stratford and were brought that up for them to bring food and there's used to transport it behind her because they've had to put the had worked in the water before you put that out right if they're rated better on the yeah then return to the Bronx side seat and carry time you just like get straight into the river. To see it out and carry it is the state any heads of state doing that's the thing which keeps track of 3 of them.[2]all time · Unknown
  • "The other about I've never really had to explain my action of"[2]all time · Unknown
  • "There was a drainage day here they think Ricci had killed told me then yeah they had they"[2]all time · Unknown
  • "had a bridge of the room to lead"[2]all time · Unknown
  • "a good thing for Tim and it worked up. To what they were going by what they called"[2]all time · Unknown
  • "a letter of the original role for the way but great work up of the court"[2]all time · Unknown
  • "you know one load he'll you know one load"[2]all time · Unknown
  • "it in my doing and during that time when life of you was there I took the post office and could push the fish from my. Cold room read me pushed in."[2]all time · Unknown
  • "My dad took it up because the post office like Bush the 1st to learn to live there"[2]all time · Unknown
  • "was"[2]all time · Unknown

Ex:mentioned Actionin disputeex:mentioned_action

  • my lip was to go into Johnny camp[2]all time · Unknown
  • brought the my lip another sleeve determiner and gave him some[2]all time · Unknown
  • get his horses ready for to go[2]all time · Unknown
  • took the mile from blame for the Charnock again and came back this time[2]all time · Unknown
  • arrived at blame failed[2]all time · Unknown
  • shopping on anything that he wanted on Thursday[2]all time · Unknown
  • cookin on Wednesday[2]all time · Unknown
  • lay blame[2]all time · Unknown
  • awake going out well[2]all time · Unknown
  • go away for a week[2]all time · Unknown

Ex:statementin disputeex:statement

  • "I got the story from him"[2]all time · Unknown
  • "that's the one fun and what happened then."[2]all time · Unknown
  • "He used to wear construction Ruben in if it came up to where he used to come but."[2]all time · Unknown
  • "a small. Hole"[2]all time · Unknown
  • "a bit critical place the worst of the structure I brought that for her said the"[2]all time · Unknown
  • "a soon was that the work but for the man of the nation was a small but"[2]all time · Unknown
  • someone went to Daintree with the Atlas[2]all time · Unknown
  • years that have been in the river by the winter were 2 admissions[2]all time · Unknown
  • my dad used to do that[2]all time · Unknown
  • someone was getting them from towards China[2]all time · Unknown

Ex:known Asin disputeex:knownAs

  • Herbert[1]1913-01-01 – 1914-01-01 · Research Db
  • Herbert Debenham Olufson[1]all time · Research Db
  • Herbe[1]all time · Research Db
  • Herbert Olufson[1]all time · Research Db
  • Herbert[1]all time · Research Db
  • Herbert Debenham Olufson[1]1913-01-01 – 1914-01-01 · Research Db
  • Herbert Olufson[1]1913-01-01 – 1914-01-01 · Research Db
  • Olufson[1]all time · Research Db
  • Herb[1]all time · Research Db
  • Herbert Debenham[1]all time · Research Db

Ex:mentioned Placein disputeex:mentioned_place

  • Bengal[2]all time · Unknown
  • China[2]all time · Unknown
  • Granite Creek[2]all time · Unknown
  • Thompson Creek[2]all time · Unknown
  • Cooktown[2]all time · Unknown
  • China camp[2]all time · Unknown
  • Troy[2]all time · Unknown
  • Kingston[2]all time · Unknown
  • Kaine's[2]all time · Unknown
  • null[2]all time · Unknown

Ex:location Mentionedin disputeex:location_mentioned

  • one pecan pluck[2]all time · Unknown
  • ridge[2]all time · Unknown
  • gully[2]all time · Unknown
  • waterworks[2]all time · Unknown
  • Come on camp[2]all time · Unknown
  • widow Thompson Creek[2]all time · Unknown
  • Bethel sun[2]all time · Unknown
  • Granite Creek area[2]all time · Unknown
  • Bengal[2]all time · Unknown
  • null[2]all time · Unknown

Ex:speakerin disputeex:speaker

  • is named as a speaker in the transcript[2]all time · Unknown
  • the interviewee/speaker in the transcript[2]all time · Unknown
  • I'm on I got that from all of the yes book we were to you made[2]all time · Unknown
  • speaks in the transcript fragment[2]all time · Unknown
  • yes[2]all time · Unknown
  • speaks in transcript[2]all time · Unknown
  • null[2]all time · Unknown
  • null[2]all time · Unknown
  • null[2]all time · Unknown
  • null[2]all time · Unknown

Ex:mentioned Locationin disputeex:mentioned_location

  • where the rocks are[2]all time · Unknown
  • Greg's shop in town here[2]all time · Unknown
  • Granite Creek area[2]all time · Unknown
  • up on the Hill with Ward[2]all time · Unknown
  • Daintree[2]all time · Unknown
  • China[2]all time · Unknown
  • null[2]all time · Unknown
  • null[2]all time · Unknown
  • null[2]all time · Unknown
  • null[2]all time · Unknown

Ex:mentioned As Speakerin disputeex:mentioned_as_speaker

  • yes[2]all time · Unknown
  • Yes[2]all time · Unknown
  • present in transcript as speaker label[2]all time · Unknown
  • speaker in the transcript[2]all time · Unknown
  • doing this the fruit trees were for or good English trial them when they were going[2]all time · Unknown
  • null[2]all time · Unknown
  • null[2]all time · Unknown
  • null[2]all time · Unknown
  • null[2]all time · Unknown
  • null[2]all time · Unknown

Ex:mentioned Asin disputeex:mentioned_as

  • speaker/named person in transcript[2]all time · Unknown
  • speaker/subject in transcript[2]all time · Unknown
  • building along side of the house[2]all time · Unknown
  • speaker/named individual in transcript[2]all time · Unknown
  • speaker in transcript[2]all time · Unknown
  • null[2]all time · Unknown
  • null[2]all time · Unknown
  • null[2]all time · Unknown
  • null[2]all time · Unknown
  • null[2]all time · Unknown

Inbound mentions (200)

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Ex:speaker Statementnever tried to do any gold mining out there running with it to try to go make money[2]
Ex:speaker Statementinjured back in 3 days and. Back to Bloomfield exhibits on the farm then for us to[2]
Ex:speaker Statementa horse and shrug and they're pretty good 6 weeks because the transport the[2]
Ex:speaker StatementThere was also out there. And Enterprise Goldman later on.[2]
Ex:speaker Statementnull[2]
Ex:speaker Statementnull[2]
Ex:speaker Statementnull[2]
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Ex:mentioned Objectfruit trees[2]
Ex:mentioned Objectfurnace[2]
Ex:mentioned Objectroyal ramp engine[2]
Ex:mentioned Objecta yacht on the opposite side of the river over the mill side of the river[2]
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Same As71f50642b481[1]
Same AsA25455924493[1]
Same AsB5048a814956[1]
Same AsB86a9796a95c[1]
Same AsC1174b81fc12[1]
Same AsBfdcf94c177f[1]
Ex:name FormHerbert Debenham Olufson[2]
Ex:name FormHerbert[2]
Ex:name FormHerbert Olufson[2]
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Ex:name Formnull[2]
Ex:name Formnull[2]
Ex:aliasHerbert Olufson[2]
Ex:aliasHerbert[2]
Ex:aliasHerb[2]
Ex:aliasnull[2]
Ex:aliasnull[2]
Ex:aliasnull[2]
Ex:used to FerryMon oranges or Mandarin[2]
Ex:used to Ferrythe Mon oranges or Mandarin into something[2]
Ex:used to Ferrythe Mon oranges or Mand...[2]
Ex:used to Ferrynull[2]
Ex:used to Ferrynull[2]
Ex:used to Ferrynull[2]
Ex:activityput them in at the wharf[2]
Ex:activityloaded some of them straight into the Bloomfield[2]
Ex:activityhad something to do with bringing that kind in from the paddocks in the kind truck[2]
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Ex:activitynull[2]
Ex:activitynull[2]
Ex:childhood Activitygoing to school and remembering someone clearing the road[2]
Ex:childhood Activitysomeone trimmed the grass[2]
Ex:childhood Activitygoing to school[2]
Ex:childhood Activitynull[2]
Ex:childhood Activitynull[2]
Ex:childhood Activitynull[2]
Ex:mentioned Activityspeaking about movement, work, water, shells, fish, and shrimp[2]
Ex:mentioned Activitywashing with water prior to washing a dish[2]
Ex:mentioned Activitytalking about crew coming into the Granite Creek area and cooking shrimp[2]
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Ex:mentioned Activitynull[2]
Ex:mentioned Activitynull[2]
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Ex:started SchoolHe started school.[2]
Ex:started SchoolHe started school[2]
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Ex:started Schoolnull[2]
Ex:mentionedhis nephew was a cleric[2]
Ex:mentionedhis dad used to do that[2]
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Ex:mentionednull[2]
Ex:destinationStratford[2]
Ex:destinationCooktown[2]
Ex:destinationnull[2]
Ex:destinationnull[2]
Ex:lottery Numbersa lot of numbers, but they're all too spread about[2]
Ex:lottery Numbersgets a lot of numbers but they're all too spread about[2]
Ex:lottery Numbersnull[2]
Ex:lottery Numbersnull[2]
Ex:speaker Identityidentified as speaker in transcript[2]
Ex:speaker IdentityHerbert Debenham Olufson[2]
Ex:speaker Identitynull[2]
Ex:speaker Identitynull[2]
Ex:mentioned Featurecoconut trees[2]
Ex:mentioned Featurerocks[2]
Ex:mentioned Featurenull[2]
Ex:mentioned Featurenull[2]
Ex:knows Abo Wordsa lot[2]
Ex:knows Abo WordsHe knows a lot of Abo words.[2]
Ex:knows Abo Wordsnull[2]
Ex:knows Abo Wordsnull[2]

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1131 undated
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labelresearch-db
Herbert Debenham Olufson
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typeresearch-db
ex:person
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occupation_or_activity_unknownresearch-db/source/unknown
"a big mystery we don't know"
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family_members_mentionedresearch-db/source/unknown
George and Gerald
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employment_locationresearch-db/source/unknown
Bloomfield
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spent nearly all his law practice thereresearch-db/source/unknown
there
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arrival_destinationresearch-db/source/unknown
Bloomfield
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mentioned_as_speakerresearch-db/source/unknown
yes
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associated_documentresearch-db/source/unknown
the School Book
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originresearch-db/source/unknown
Sydney
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took_post_officeresearch-db/source/unknown
yes
—
speaker_roleresearch-db/source/unknown
speaker in transcript
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name_formresearch-db/source/unknown
Herbert Debenham Olufson
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went_to_school_at_young_ageresearch-db/source/unknown
yes
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mentions_not_remembering_grandmother_nameresearch-db/source/unknown
He didn't remember his old grandmother's name
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birth_dateresearch-db/source/unknown
7th of February 1913
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statement_about_explaining_actionresearch-db/source/unknown
had never really had to explain my action
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birthplaceresearch-db/source/unknown
Cooktown
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named_hotel_afterresearch-db/source/unknown
the 95 years hotel
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came_fromresearch-db/source/unknown
Norway
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nameresearch-db/source/unknown
Herbert Debenham Olufson
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full_nameresearch-db/source/unknown
Herbert Debenham Olufson
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mother_maiden_nameresearch-db/source/unknown
Osmondson
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motherresearch-db/source/unknown
Berteen(?) Olivia Olufson
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children_birthplaceresearch-db/source/unknown
Bloomfield
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aliasresearch-db/source/unknown
Herbert Olufson
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name_mentionedresearch-db/source/unknown
Herbert Debenham Olufson
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fatherresearch-db/source/unknown
Eric Gustaf Olufson
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intended_destinationresearch-db/source/unknown
morrow
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aliasresearch-db/source/unknown
Herbert
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nickname_mentionedresearch-db/source/unknown
had a nickname
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aliasresearch-db/source/unknown
Herb
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year_mentionedresearch-db/source/unknown
1945
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used_to_takeresearch-db/source/unknown
his fruit to Cooktown
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used_to_ferryresearch-db/source/unknown
Mon oranges or Mandarin
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joined_bus_onresearch-db/source/unknown
Monday 24
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transportedresearch-db/source/unknown
used to ferry the Mon oranges or Mand
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lived_onresearch-db/source/unknown
the river and up to China Camp
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statementresearch-db/source/unknown
"I got the story from him"
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statementresearch-db/source/unknown
"that's the one fun and what happened then."
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statementresearch-db/source/unknown
"He used to wear construction Ruben in if it came up to where he used to come but."
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statementresearch-db/source/unknown
"a small. Hole"
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statementresearch-db/source/unknown
"a bit critical place the worst of the structure I brought that for her said the"
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statementresearch-db/source/unknown
"a soon was that the work but for the man of the nation was a small but"
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had_no_problem_forresearch-db/source/unknown
8 days without them attacking them when they get on to the laundry
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speaker_statementresearch-db/source/unknown
never tried to do any gold mining out there running with it to try to go make money
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speaker_statementresearch-db/source/unknown
injured back in 3 days and. Back to Bloomfield exhibits on the farm then for us to
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speaker_statementresearch-db/source/unknown
a horse and shrug and they're pretty good 6 weeks because the transport the
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speaker_statementresearch-db/source/unknown
There was also out there. And Enterprise Goldman later on.
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mentioned_as_speakerresearch-db/source/unknown
Yes
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speaker_mentionedresearch-db/source/unknown
appears as a speaker in the transcript
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speakerresearch-db/source/unknown
is named as a speaker in the transcript
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speakerresearch-db/source/unknown
the interviewee/speaker in the transcript
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sent_byresearch-db/source/unknown
the steam ship
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was_inresearch-db/source/unknown
the Highlands
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saidresearch-db/source/unknown
a place where they were used to fund the Stratford and were brought that up for them to bring food and there's used to transport it behind her because they've had to put the had worked in the water before you put that out right if they're rated better on the yeah then return to the Bronx side seat and carry time you just like get straight into the river. To see it out and carry it is the state any heads of state doing that's the thing which keeps track of 3 of them.
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house_builtresearch-db/source/unknown
he had a house built there
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did_not_spend_much_timeresearch-db/source/unknown
I didn't spend much time tying the boat up
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went_to_grandmother's_placeresearch-db/source/unknown
yes
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used_to_go_to_school_in_a_boatresearch-db/source/unknown
yes
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started_schoolresearch-db/source/unknown
He started school.
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activityresearch-db/source/unknown
put them in at the wharf
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activityresearch-db/source/unknown
loaded some of them straight into the Bloomfield
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came_toresearch-db/source/unknown
the playfield
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schoolingresearch-db/source/unknown
went to school in nice
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residenceresearch-db/source/unknown
he lived down near the mouth of the River at Ted Sims block
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yes
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name_formsresearch-db/source/unknown
Herbert Debenham Olufson; Herbert Olufson; am Olufson
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crossed_the_River_from_Banabilaresearch-db/source/unknown
yes
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mentionedresearch-db/source/unknown
his nephew was a cleric
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mentionedresearch-db/source/unknown
his dad used to do that
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memoryresearch-db/source/unknown
remember tying the boat up in a sort of a way so it didn't get away
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married_toresearch-db/source/unknown
Marie Sim
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managerresearch-db/source/unknown
was manager for a while
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locationresearch-db/source/unknown
Bloomfield
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destinationresearch-db/source/unknown
Stratford
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attempt_frequencyresearch-db/source/unknown
every week
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mentioned_asresearch-db/source/unknown
speaker/named person in transcript
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mentioned_asresearch-db/source/unknown
speaker/subject in transcript
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mentioned_asresearch-db/source/unknown
building along side of the house
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mentioned_actionresearch-db/source/unknown
my lip was to go into Johnny camp
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mentioned_actionresearch-db/source/unknown
brought the my lip another sleeve determiner and gave him some
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mentioned_actionresearch-db/source/unknown
get his horses ready for to go
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mentioned_actionresearch-db/source/unknown
took the mile from blame for the Charnock again and came back this time
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mentioned_actionresearch-db/source/unknown
arrived at blame failed
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mentioned_actionresearch-db/source/unknown
shopping on anything that he wanted on Thursday
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went_upresearch-db/source/unknown
the North
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mentioned_actionresearch-db/source/unknown
cookin on Wednesday
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statement_to_shop_girlsresearch-db/source/unknown
when I win the Gold Lotto I won't talk to the likes of you
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mentioned_actionresearch-db/source/unknown
lay blame
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mentioned_actionresearch-db/source/unknown
awake going out well
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mentioned_actionresearch-db/source/unknown
go away for a week
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mentioned_actionresearch-db/source/unknown
lying to them
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mentioned_actionresearch-db/source/unknown
bring out my uncle meter to push had begun home
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knows_of_case_inresearch-db/source/unknown
Mareeba
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mentioned_actionresearch-db/source/unknown
didn't go back
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mentioned_actionresearch-db/source/unknown
pick up the Maya launchers
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lottery_numbersresearch-db/source/unknown
a lot of numbers, but they're all too spread about
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uncertainty_about_presenceresearch-db/source/unknown
whether there's anything any more there
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desireresearch-db/source/unknown
to spend some of it if he can get it
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successresearch-db/source/unknown
hasn't been very successful
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said_he_could_not_findresearch-db/source/unknown
anything of any size
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said_he_sawresearch-db/source/unknown
some crystal place on top of a ridge
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speaker_identityresearch-db/source/unknown
identified as speaker in transcript
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mentioned_locationresearch-db/source/unknown
where the rocks are
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mentioned_feelingresearch-db/source/unknown
really excited
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mentioned_featureresearch-db/source/unknown
coconut trees
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mentioned_durationresearch-db/source/unknown
a week
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speaker_nameresearch-db/source/unknown
Herbert Debenham Olufson
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actionresearch-db/source/unknown
put a sheet of iron down on the floor and make a fire
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associated_with_campresearch-db/source/unknown
mentions a camp with a private named John
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associated_with_no_treesresearch-db/source/unknown
there were no trees
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associated_with_riverresearch-db/source/unknown
mentions a river and a crowd further up that river
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childhood_activityresearch-db/source/unknown
going to school and remembering someone clearing the road
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childhood_activityresearch-db/source/unknown
someone trimmed the grass
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could_speak_languageresearch-db/source/unknown
couldn't speak the language
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could_understand_languageresearch-db/source/unknown
could never understand them
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did_not_try_to_learn_languageresearch-db/source/unknown
We never tried to learn their language
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did_not_try_to_speak_languageresearch-db/source/unknown
we never tried
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food_scarcityresearch-db/source/unknown
no food whatever nothing
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had_to_trustresearch-db/source/unknown
one time when they had some wind or process in the building Karen
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heard_ofresearch-db/source/unknown
Yiki Yiki but did not say he ever heard it
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kept_diaryresearch-db/source/unknown
never did that
—
knows_Abo_wordsresearch-db/source/unknown
a lot
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learned_languageresearch-db/source/unknown
No
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living_arrangementresearch-db/source/unknown
living down the mail room at the bottom of almost all the inside
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mentioned_activityresearch-db/source/unknown
speaking about movement, work, water, shells, fish, and shrimp
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name_mentioned_asresearch-db/source/unknown
Herbert Debenham Olufson
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name_variantresearch-db/source/unknown
Herbert Olufson
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observationresearch-db/source/unknown
after getting up here and seeing how they live, he would never have dreamt of making a fire in the middle of the floor if still in Sydney
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opinion_of_Aboriginesresearch-db/source/unknown
There is some very fine fellows among them
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played_with_brotherresearch-db/source/unknown
all up when I come along
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reason_not_learning_languageresearch-db/source/unknown
considered degrading
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residence_or_location_referenceresearch-db/source/unknown
Bloomfield
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statement_about_canoe_makingresearch-db/source/unknown
He had never heard of any canoes being made south of Bloomfield.
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statement_about_house_constructionresearch-db/source/unknown
They just put a few sticks in and bent them over the top to make a house, then put bushes over the top and a bit of grass over the bark or something.
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statement_about_house_designresearch-db/source/unknown
People want a house with a big room and a lot of verandah around.
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statement_about_visitorsresearch-db/source/unknown
When people come to visit them they can throw their swag on the verandah and camp.
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surnameresearch-db/source/unknown
Olufson
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occupation_or_activityresearch-db/source/unknown
worked in or knew about a timber-cutting business
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does_not_remember_grandmother_nameresearch-db/source/unknown
didn't remember your old grandmother's name
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ageresearch-db/source/unknown
77
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spent nearly all his law time thereresearch-db/source/unknown
He spent nearly all his law time there.
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family members mentionedresearch-db/source/unknown
George and Gerald
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immigration_originresearch-db/source/unknown
Norway
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understanding_of_referenceresearch-db/source/unknown
can understand what office she meant
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grandmother_calledresearch-db/source/unknown
granny
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went to sugar millresearch-db/source/unknown
He went off to the sugar mill.
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was very thinresearch-db/source/unknown
He was very thin.
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destinationresearch-db/source/unknown
Cooktown
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was youngresearch-db/source/unknown
quite young
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lived at mouth of the riverresearch-db/source/unknown
He was living at the mouth of the river.
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retired to Khinjanresearch-db/source/unknown
He retired to Khinjan.
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went to schoolresearch-db/source/unknown
at that age
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main livelihoodresearch-db/source/unknown
Taking the practice was his main livelihood.
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middle_nameresearch-db/source/unknown
Debenham
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did_not_rememberresearch-db/source/unknown
his old grandmother's name
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speaker_in_transcriptresearch-db/source/unknown
yes
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joined_bus_dateresearch-db/source/unknown
Monday 24
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launching_referenceresearch-db/source/unknown
launched about the baby's bottom by Troy
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gun going off
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present in transcript as speaker label
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mentioned_with_bloomfieldresearch-db/source/unknown
"Back to Bloomfield exhibits on the farm"
—
saidresearch-db/source/unknown
"The other about I've never really had to explain my action of"
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wife_died_in_childbirthresearch-db/source/unknown
yes
—
saidresearch-db/source/unknown
"There was a drainage day here they think Ricci had killed told me then yeah they had they"
—
saidresearch-db/source/unknown
"had a bridge of the room to lead"
—
saidresearch-db/source/unknown
"a good thing for Tim and it worked up. To what they were going by what they called"
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"a horse and shrug"
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saidresearch-db/source/unknown
"a letter of the original role for the way but great work up of the court"
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used_to_take_fruit_toresearch-db/source/unknown
Cooktown
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saidresearch-db/source/unknown
"you know one load he'll you know one load"
—
saidresearch-db/source/unknown
"it in my doing and during that time when life of you was there I took the post office and could push the fish from my. Cold room read me pushed in."
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saidresearch-db/source/unknown
"My dad took it up because the post office like Bush the 1st to learn to live there"
—
saidresearch-db/source/unknown
"was"
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saidresearch-db/source/unknown
"a specter Ok. But I still expect the con men the brave thing that he went through"
—
saidresearch-db/source/unknown
"to turn to camp and the 1st lady requests to the post office and they closed their"
—
saidresearch-db/source/unknown
"post office and just the Johnny Depp and claim that the ruling made post and then"
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used_to_ferryresearch-db/source/unknown
the Mon oranges or Mandarin into something
—
saidresearch-db/source/unknown
"took it up with Louis. Chamber of Com"
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mentioned_with_gold_miningresearch-db/source/unknown
did not try gold mining out there
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used_steamshipsresearch-db/source/unknown
steamships and ship berth close to run from jail
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siblings_diedresearch-db/source/unknown
a number of siblings
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speakerresearch-db/source/unknown
I'm on I got that from all of the yes book we were to you made
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speakerresearch-db/source/unknown
speaks in the transcript fragment
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mentions_fruit_treesresearch-db/source/unknown
fruit trees were for or good English trial them
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speaker_identificationresearch-db/source/unknown
identified as speaker in transcript
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mentions_railway_linesresearch-db/source/unknown
they could have railway lines for you to Keynes
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yes, according to the speaker
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a royal ramp engine arrived in town full with them
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surname_or_aliasresearch-db/source/unknown
Olufson
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horse_build_timeresearch-db/source/unknown
7 months
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phone_or_reference_numberresearch-db/source/unknown
890-1011
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saidresearch-db/source/unknown
"going back to. China camp"
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saidresearch-db/source/unknown
"finished did the rowing make mine company coming along not to live he'll finish"
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mentioned_nameresearch-db/source/unknown
Herbert Debenham Olufson
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mentioned_placeresearch-db/source/unknown
Bengal
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described_crossingresearch-db/source/unknown
It was a pretty hairy crossing
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statementresearch-db/source/unknown
someone went to Daintree with the Atlas
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statementresearch-db/source/unknown
years that have been in the river by the winter were 2 admissions

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