Hugh a Borland Article Entry
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Hugh a Borland Article Entry has 11 facts recorded in Dontopedia across 1 reference, with 1 live disagreement.
11 facts·10 predicates·1 sources·1 in dispute
Mostly:mentions place(2), has additional detail(1), has detail from trove text(1)
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- Leadingham Creek[1]all time · Loop 65 External Corroboration Cattle Creek Leadingham Mary Nellie Dinah Searches
- North Queensland Frontier Context[1]all time · Loop 65 External Corroboration Cattle Creek Leadingham Mary Nellie Dinah Searches
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- The article also describes Native Police in the 1870s-1880s as a violent supplementary force used for tracking and action against Aboriginal people.[1]all time · Loop 65 External Corroboration Cattle Creek Leadingham Mary Nellie Dinah Searches
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- Borland says that on or near Leadingham Creek Aboriginal people surrounded a small home occupied by Mrs Molloy and only timely aid prevented a massacre.[1]all time · Loop 65 External Corroboration Cattle Creek Leadingham Mary Nellie Dinah Searches
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- This does not mention Reynolds, Cattle Creek, Mary, Nellie, or Thornborough. It independently supports the existence of a Leadingham Creek attack tradition in the same frontier narrative space as Connolly page 20.[1]all time · Loop 65 External Corroboration Cattle Creek Leadingham Mary Nellie Dinah Searches
Has TitlehasTitle
- Hugh A. Borland, `Aboriginals versus Whitemen` - Leadingham Creek attack and Native Police context[1]all time · Loop 65 External Corroboration Cattle Creek Leadingham Mary Nellie Dinah Searches
Has Use forhasUseFor
- Mechanism/context evidence / partial corroboration of Connolly page 20 setting.[1]all time · Loop 65 External Corroboration Cattle Creek Leadingham Mary Nellie Dinah Searches
Mentions DatementionsDate
- Cairns Post, 23 January 1941[1]all time · Loop 65 External Corroboration Cattle Creek Leadingham Mary Nellie Dinah Searches
Mentions PersonmentionsPerson
- Hugh a Borland[1]all time · Loop 65 External Corroboration Cattle Creek Leadingham Mary Nellie Dinah Searches
Provides Why SavedprovidesWhySaved
- Later local-history newspaper article independently refers to an attack on or near Leadingham Creek and explicitly discusses Native Police violence and frontier retaliation patterns.[1]all time · Loop 65 External Corroboration Cattle Creek Leadingham Mary Nellie Dinah Searches
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- Trove Article 42272412[1]all time · Loop 65 External Corroboration Cattle Creek Leadingham Mary Nellie Dinah Searches
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The article also describes Native Police in the 1870s-1880s as a violent supplementary force used for tracking and action against Aboriginal people.
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Borland says that on or near Leadingham Creek Aboriginal people surrounded a small home occupied by Mrs Molloy and only timely aid prevented a massacre.
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hasNotesrosie-reynolds-massacre-connection/loop-65-external-corroboration-cattle-creek-leadingham-mary-nellie-dinah-searches
This does not mention Reynolds, Cattle Creek, Mary, Nellie, or Thornborough. It independently supports the existence of a Leadingham Creek attack tradition in the same frontier narrative space as Connolly page 20.
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Hugh A. Borland, `Aboriginals versus Whitemen` - Leadingham Creek attack and Native Police context
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hasUseForrosie-reynolds-massacre-connection/loop-65-external-corroboration-cattle-creek-leadingham-mary-nellie-dinah-searches
Mechanism/context evidence / partial corroboration of Connolly page 20 setting.
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Cairns Post, 23 January 1941
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Later local-history newspaper article independently refers to an attack on or near Leadingham Creek and explicitly discusses Native Police violence and frontier retaliation patterns.
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