Nmp Event 10650

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Nmp Event 10650

Associated With Individual	Augustus Morris^[1]
Associated With Individual	Edward Rens^[1]
Associated With Nmp Officer	Frederick Walker^[1]
Associated With Nmp Officer	Richard Purvis Marshall^[1]
Associated With Nmp Trooper	Corporal Logan^[1]
Associated With Nmp Trooper	Edgar^[1]
Associated With Nmp Camp	Callandoon^[1]
Date of First Reporting	1849^[1]
Described in Letter by	Frederick Walker^[1]
Fell in With Hostile Blacks Near Carbucky on Macintyre River	null^[1]
Has Cause Reason	In retaliation to Walker having found Aboriginal people cutting up a cow.^[1]

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Nmp Event 10650 has 59 facts recorded in Dontopedia across 1 reference, with 3 live disagreements.

59 facts·53 predicates·1 sources·3 in dispute

Mostly:associated with individual(5), associated with nmp officer(2), associated with nmp trooper(2)

Associated With Individualin dispute`associatedWithIndividual`

Augustus Morris^[1]all time · Row 0044 Eid 10650
Edward Rens^[1]all time · Row 0044 Eid 10650
John Larnach^[1]all time · Row 0044 Eid 10650
Robert Pringle^[1]all time · Row 0044 Eid 10650
William Butler Tooth^[1]all time · Row 0044 Eid 10650

Associated With Nmp Officerin dispute`associatedWithNMPOfficer`

Frederick Walker^[1]all time · Row 0044 Eid 10650
Richard Purvis Marshall^[1]all time · Row 0044 Eid 10650

Associated With Nmp Trooperin dispute`associatedWithNMPTrooper`

Corporal Logan^[1]all time · Row 0044 Eid 10650
Edgar^[1]all time · Row 0044 Eid 10650

Associated With Nmp Camp`associatedWithNMPCamp`

Callandoon^[1]all time · Row 0044 Eid 10650

Date of First Reporting`dateOfFirstReporting`

1849^[1]all time · Row 0044 Eid 10650

Described in Letter by`describedInLetterBy`

Frederick Walker^[1]all time · Row 0044 Eid 10650

Fell in With Hostile Blacks Near Carbucky on Macintyre River`fellInWithHostileBlacksNearCarbuckyOnMacintyreRiver`

null^[1]all time · Row 0044 Eid 10650

Has Cause Reason`hasCauseReason`

In retaliation to Walker having found Aboriginal people cutting up a cow.^[1]all time · Row 0044 Eid 10650

Has Contemporary Reference`hasContemporaryReference`

Maitland Mercury and Hunter River General Advertiser, 11 July 1849, p2^[1]all time · Row 0044 Eid 10650

Has Coordinate X Max`hasCoordinateXMax`

150.121833^[1]all time · Row 0044 Eid 10650

Has Coordinate X Min`hasCoordinateXMin`

150.121833^[1]all time · Row 0044 Eid 10650

Has Coordinate Y Max`hasCoordinateYMax`

-28.470317^[1]all time · Row 0044 Eid 10650

Other facts (41)

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41 facts

Predicate	Value	Ref
Has Coordinate Y Min	-28.470317	[1]
Has Csv Record Number	44	[1]
Has Date Discrepancy	9 June vs 9 July	[1]
Has Entry Id	10650	[1]
Has Label	Attack on Aboriginal people - Carbucky, near the Macintyre River, within 3 miles of Callandoon (9 July 1849)	[1]
Has Location Description	three miles above Mr Lanarch's hut near Carbucky station on the Macintyre River	[1]
Has Location Notes Issues	The location of Lanarch's hut is unknown so this is the centre of Carbucky run - Carbucky headstation (homestead) not marked on any map	[1]
Has Location Type	Pastoral run	[1]
Has Named Perpetrator1	Frederick Walker	[1]
Has Named Perpetrator2	Augustus Morris	[1]
Has Named Perpetrator3	Richard Purvis Marshall	[1]
Has Named Perpetrator4	Edward Rens	[1]
Has Names of People Killed	Unnamed Aboriginal man?	[1]
Has Names of People Wounded	Edgar, NMP trooper, and Mr Rens, as well as several [who] had been badly wounded, having crawled off on their hands and knees leaving a trail of blood	[1]
Has Nature of Event	Attack on Aboriginal people	[1]
Has No of People Killed	1	[1]
Has No of People Wounded	5	[1]
Has Perpetrators	NMP	[1]
Involved Desperate Engagement After Dark	null	[1]
Occurred After Pursuit of	nine days	[1]
Occurred at Pastoral Run	Carbucky	[1]
Occurred in Year	1849	[1]
Occurred Near Graves of Five Men Killed by Blacks	null	[1]
Occurred on Day and Month	9 July	[1]
Occurred With Little Daylight	null	[1]
One Body Left Dead on Field	null	[1]
Referenced in Bottoms2013 P34	null	[1]
Referenced in Browne1922 Pp10 11	null	[1]
Referenced in Copland1999 P10	null	[1]
Referenced in Hall1987 Pp149 152	null	[1]
Referenced in Maitland Mercury1 August1849 P2	null	[1]
Referenced in Skinner1975 Pp29 30	null	[1]
Referenced in Sydney Morning Herald13 July1849 P4	null	[1]
Related to Language Group	Bigamal	[1]
Related to Pastoral District	Darling Downs	[1]
Framed As Stand Up Fight in Testimony	null	[1]
Occurred in Pastoral Frontier Context	null	[1]
Presupposes Existence of Native Police Headquarters at Callandoon	null	[1]
Was Watershed Event for Local Aboriginal People	null	[1]
Involves Retaliation Cycle With Prior Stockman Attack	null	[1]
Possible Date Uncertainty in Walkers Letter2 Or12 July	null	[1]

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