Same article carries a Cairns report alleging a white man and several Kanakas attacked an Aboriginal camp, killed adults, and killed a child.[1]all time · Loop 65 External Corroboration Cattle Creek Leadingham Mary Nellie Dinah Searches
Andrew M'Nutt drowned crossing Leadingham Creek near Northcote, where he had a horse camp.[1]all time · Loop 65 External Corroboration Cattle Creek Leadingham Mary Nellie Dinah Searches
The Cairns violence item is not Cattle Creek/Reynolds evidence. It is saved as frontier violence/mechanism context only and should not be folded into the Reynolds story.[1]all time · Loop 65 External Corroboration Cattle Creek Leadingham Mary Nellie Dinah Searches
Morning Bulletin 1883 - Leadingham Creek/Northcote district and adjacent frontier violence item[1]all time · Loop 65 External Corroboration Cattle Creek Leadingham Mary Nellie Dinah Searches
Preserves Leadingham Creek/Northcote as a live Hodgkinson/Palmer district reference in early 1883 and includes a separate report of extreme violence against Aboriginal people near Cairns, including the killing of a child.[1]all time · Loop 65 External Corroboration Cattle Creek Leadingham Mary Nellie Dinah Searches
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The Cairns violence item is not Cattle Creek/Reynolds evidence. It is saved as frontier violence/mechanism context only and should not be folded into the Reynolds story.
Preserves Leadingham Creek/Northcote as a live Hodgkinson/Palmer district reference in early 1883 and includes a separate report of extreme violence against Aboriginal people near Cairns, including the killing of a child.
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