Chinese Immigrants
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Chinese Immigrants has 65 facts recorded in Dontopedia across 32 references, with 3 live disagreements.
Mostly:originated from(3), arrived in number(2), count(2)
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- Guangdong[27]all time · Chinese Language Cooktown Palmer Reynolds Transliteration Search
- Guangdong Pearl River Delta[1]all time · Chinese Cooktown Gudang Palmer Aboriginal Cemetery Context
- South Kwangtung Province[3]all time · Chinese North Australia Palmer Taam Aboriginal Cooktown Network
Arrived in Numberin disputearrivedInNumber
Countin disputecount
Described AsdescribedAs
Has QuantityhasQuantity
Traveled totraveledTo
- Stanthorpe[13]all time · Trove Trove Cooktown All Native Police Maryborough Saturday 26 May 1883 83677361 Roundabout
Made WaymadeWay
Poured in Increasing NumberspouredInIncreasingNumbers
Poured IntopouredInto
Formed Significant Part offormedSignificantPartOf
- Cooktown Population[19]sourceall time · Govt Qldgov Wujal Wujal
Were Targeted bywereTargetedBy
- Alleged Cannibalism[32]all time · Wikipedia Kuku Yalanji
Descendants Reside CurrentlydescendantsResideCurrently
Inbound mentions (19)
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includedManyIncluded Many(3)
- Cooktown Early Population
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ex:cooktown-population - Cooktown Population Early
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appliesToApplies to(1)
- Poll Tax
ex:poll-tax
attractedMassChineseImmigrationAttracted Mass Chinese Immigration(1)
- Gold Rush
ex:gold-rush
attractsChineseImmigrantsAttracts Chinese Immigrants(1)
- Cooktown
ex:cooktown
causedChineseImmigrationSurgeCaused Chinese Immigration Surge(1)
- Gold Rush
ex:gold-rush
claimedKukuYalanjiHuntedClaimed Kuku Yalanji Hunted(1)
- Early European Reports
ex:early-european-reports
includedIncluded(1)
- Cooktown Population
ex:cooktown-population
increasedInterestInIncreased Interest in(1)
- Post Wwii Australian Scholarship
ex:post-wwii-australian-scholarship
introducesIntroduces(1)
- Present Government
ex:present-government
presupposesKinship-networksPresupposes Kinship Networks(1)
- Mutual Aid Guilds
ex:mutual-aid-guilds
providedEconomicAutonomyProvided Economic Autonomy(1)
- Chinatowns
ex:chinatowns
refersToRefers to(1)
- Aliens
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resultedFromModestIncomesResulted From Modest Incomes(1)
- Small Dwellings Multiple Occupancy
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risksOverrunRisks Overrun(1)
- Victoria Colony
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showedPreferenceForFleshOfShowed Preference for Flesh of(1)
- Indigenous Blacks
ex:indigenous-blacks
siteOfChineseLandingSite of Chinese Landing(1)
- Cooktown
ex:cooktown
targetedTargeted(1)
- Kuku Yalanji Cannibalism
ex:kuku-yalanji-cannibalism
Other facts (49)
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| Predicate | Value | Ref |
|---|---|---|
| Purpose Wealth Finding | true | [30] |
| Banded Together for | protection and mutual support | [7] |
| Formed Communal Settlements | Chinatowns | [7] |
| Settled in | Queensland | [7] |
| Banded Together | Protection and Mutual Support | [6] |
| Emphasized Communal Lifestyle | Kinship Ties Mutual Aid | [6] |
| Exhibited Communal Settlement Pattern | early Chinese settlement in Queensland | [6] |
| Moved Frequently | Countryside Work | [6] |
| Few Came Individually or As Contract Labourers | null | [18] |
| Destination Melbourne for | Xin Jin Shan | [2] |
| Arrived Mostly in | Kinship Groups | [3] |
| Bound by | Social Obligations Family Loyalty Ancestral Worship | [3] |
| Returned Home in Fifties | true | [31] |
| Under Qing Rule | null | [27] |
| Landed in Cooktown | Cooktown | [23] |
| Landed in Years | 1874-1875 | [17] |
| Numbered Four Thousand | Cooktown | [17] |
| Left Cultural Traces | in Cooktown | [24] |
| Left Living Traces | in Cooktown | [24] |
| Landed at Port | Cooktown Port | [21] |
| Landed In1870s | 1870s | [21] |
| Numbered Hundreds to Thousands | hundreds to thousands | [21] |
| Had Modest Incomes Leading to | Basic Small Dwellings and Multiple Occupancy | [16] |
| Poured Into Port South West | Cooktown Port | [29] |
| Include Young Ones | young who probably admissions represent relatives | [20] |
| Daily Leaving | Brisbane | [11] |
| Mostly Slaves to | Wealthier Chinese | [26] |
| Proposed Shipped to | Mackay | [4] |
| Repaid Via Agents | Chinese Colonial Agents | [4] |
| At Liberty to | Make Engagements | [5] |
| Enjoy | Fruits of His Labour | [5] |
| Must Have | Same Elbow Room As White Man | [5] |
| Paid | Poll Tax | [5] |
| Submitted to | Our Conditions | [5] |
| Arrive Via | Certificates From Hongkong | [4] |
| Number Put on Shore | almost as great as formerly | [4] |
| Prohibited From | landing | [4] |
| Presupposes Remittance Motivation | Family Support | [6] |
| Faced Risks From | Aboriginal Attacks | [17] |
| Ethos of | maintaining kinship ties pooling resources | [15] |
| Exhibited Close Social Organisation and Desire to Save Earnings | null | [16] |
| Landed in | Cooktown | [22] |
| Controversial Arrival | Port Darwin | [8] |
| Role | doing all pioneer work | [14] |
| Description | mere visitors | [14] |
| Destination | Stanthorpe | [10] |
| Rdf:type | Group | [10] |
| Location | Fitzroy | [9] |
| Poured Into Port Southwest | Palmer Road | [28] |
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References (32)
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Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931), Friday 20 April 1877, page 3 tOOKTOWN. Thursday. iueThi'e° pw;engersare beine landed on the north shore, two, miles trom the town. The Mayer bas been inatru.cted by 'the. Government to act on behalf…
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# ROUNDABOUT. # Queensland Figaro (Brisbane, Qld. : 1883 - 1885), Saturday 26 May 1883, p.6 # Trove ID: 83677361 # Match: Native Police Maryborough # Source DB: trove_cooktown_all 26 May 1883 - ROUNDABOUT. Queensland Figaro (Brisbane, Qld.…
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ctx:genes/rosie-reynolds-massacre-connection/chinese-australia51-cooktown-palmer-chinese-aboriginal-8b505040838a - [13]Trove Trove Cooktown All Native Police Maryborough Saturday 26 May 1883 83677361 Roundabout3 factscustom
ctx:research/blucher-uhr/trove--trove-cooktown-all--native-police-maryborough--saturday 26 may 1883--83677361--roundabout - trove.nla.gov.aucustom
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13 Feb 1886 - GENERAL NEWS. Colonist (Maryborough, Qld. : 1884 - 1952), Saturday 13 February 1886, page 7 GENERAL NEWS. a terrible mutiny occurred some weeks back on a ship belonging to the British Mercantile Marine, which has been doing du…
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See also
- Kinship Groups
- Certificates From Hongkong
- Make Engagements
- Protection and Mutual Support
- Social Obligations Family Loyalty Ancestral Worship
- Port Darwin
- Brisbane
- Cooktown
- Xin Jin Shan
- Kinship Ties Mutual Aid
- Fruits of His Labour
- Aboriginal Attacks
- Chinatowns
- Cooktown Population
- Basic Small Dwellings and Multiple Occupancy
- Cooktown Port
- Fitzroy
- Wealthier Chinese
- Countryside Work
- Same Elbow Room As White Man
- Guangdong
- Guangdong Pearl River Delta
- South Kwangtung Province
- Poll Tax
- Palmer Road
- Family Support
- Mackay
- Group
- Chinese Colonial Agents
- Queensland
- Our Conditions
- Stanthorpe
- Alleged Cannibalism
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