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Nmp Event 19138 has 41 facts recorded in Dontopedia across 1 reference, with 1 live disagreement.
Mostly:location arbitrarily placed between(2), associated with language group(1), described in journal entry(1)
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| Predicate | Value | Ref |
|---|---|---|
| Has Day and Month of Event | 6 November | [1] |
| Has Description of Event | ‘Wednesday, 6 November 1861 [Camp 32, Patience Creek]. Reached Camp 32, and stopped remainder of day. Mr Haughton had got water in another tributary by digging. Some blacks had been encountered near the camp, who had attacked Paddy and Rodney, who were looking for water; one was killed by a shot from Paddy.’ (http://www.burkeandwills.net.au/Journals/Walkers_Journal/Walker_November_1861_RGS.htm) | [1] |
| Has Entry Id | 19138 | [1] |
| Has Label | Attack on Europeans/others - Paddy near Frederick Walker's camp 32, Patience Ck (6 November 1861) | [1] |
| Has Location Description | near the camp | [1] |
| Has Location Notes Issues | Arbitrary location between the contemporary Patience Ck and the Woolgar River. On Walker's 1861 map he plots the Woolgar as being SE of Patience Ck, whereas infact it is NW. It may be that Walker mistook Patience Ck (which runs directly into the Woolgar) for the upper part of the Woolgar and what is now the upper part of the Woolgar for a tributary. This is why the point is in between. | [1] |
| Has Location Type | Watercourse | [1] |
| Has Names of People Killed and Details | Unnamed Aboriginal man | [1] |
| Has Nature of Event | Attack on Europeans/others | [1] |
| Has No of People Killed | 1 | [1] |
| Has Notes Comments | Unclear if this was an unprovoked attack or not | [1] |
| Has Perpetrators | Aboriginal People | [1] |
| Has Related Language Group | Mbara | [1] |
| Has Related Pastoral District | Burke Pastoral District | [1] |
| Has Reliability Issue in Location | null | [1] |
| Has Uncertainty About Provocation | null | [1] |
| Has Unclear Provocation | null | [1] |
| Has Year of Event | 1861 | [1] |
| In Pastoral District | Burke Pastoral District | [1] |
| Involves Camp | Frederick Walkers Camp 32 | [1] |
| Involves Europeans | null | [1] |
| Involves Others | null | [1] |
| Is Attack on Europeans | null | [1] |
| Located at Coordinates | 143.2032, -19.927233 | [1] |
| Near Watercourse | Patience Creek | [1] |
| Occurred on Date | 1861-11-06 | [1] |
| Referenced in | Walkers Journal 1861 | [1] |
| May Be Unprovoked Attack | null | [1] |
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