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Richard H Blamey has 100 facts recorded in Dontopedia across 2 references, with 8 live disagreements.

100+ facts·91 predicates·2 sources·8 in dispute

Mostly:rdf type(3), perceives aboriginal people as(2), known from(2)

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Perceives Aboriginal People Asin disputeperceivesAboriginalPeopleAs

  • blacks[1]all time · 10615
  • natives[1]all time · 10615

Known Fromin disputeknownFrom

Rdf Typein disputerdfType

Referred to Asin disputereferredToAs

  • he[1]all time · 10615
  • Mr. Blamey[1]all time · 10615

Name Formin disputenameForm

  • Mr. Blamey[1]all time · 10615
  • Richard H. Blamey[1]all time · 10615

Refers to Aboriginal People Asin disputerefersToAboriginalPeopleAs

  • blacks[1]all time · 10615
  • natives[1]all time · 10615

Occupationin disputeoccupation

  • station manager[1]all time · 10615
  • cattle station manager[1]all time · 10615

Described in Source Asin disputedescribedInSourceAs

  • Mr. Blamey[1]sourceall time · 10615
  • young squatter[1]all time · 10615

Biography Structure in Source NotebiographyStructureInSourceNote

  • marriage date -> occupation -> geographic location -> temporal conclusion[1]sourceall time · 10615

Described With Three Voice ConstructionsdescribedWithThreeVoiceConstructions

  • 'he was married' (passive), 'managed a cattle station' (active), 'Mr. Blamey...saw' (active third person)[1]sourceall time · 10615

Recalls Event Relative to Personal MilestonerecallsEventRelativeToPersonalMilestone

  • true[1]all time · 10615

Jointly Referenced WithjointlyReferencedWith

Inbound mentions (21)

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possiblySamePersonAsPossibly Same Person As(1)

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youngWifeOfYoung Wife of(1)

Other facts (79)

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79 facts
PredicateValueRef
Described in Third Person In1936 Articletrue[1]
Perceives Nmp Aspatrolmen[1]
Mentioned in Charleville Timestrue[1]
Mentioned in Dalby Heraldtrue[1]
Mentioned in Two Newspaperstrue[1]
Newlywed at Time of Eventtrue[1]
Marital Status at Eventnewly married[1]
Gendermale[1]
Male Witnesstrue[1]
Account About Self in Third Persontrue[1]
Provides Retrospective Account in1936[1]
Mentioned in Retrospective Accounttrue[1]
Mentioned in Marriage Recordtrue[1]
Known From Multiple Sourcestrue[1]
Married in South West Queenslandtrue[1]
Initial HH.[1]
Identified by Full Three Part Nametrue[1]
Identifiable Historical Persontrue[1]
Married by NameMargaret Louisa Murray[1]
Married inCharleville[1]
Married on18th September 1871[1]
Recalled Event In1936true[1]
Provided Account Decades Latertrue[1]
Colonial Occupationcattle station manager[1]
Refers to Nmp Aspatrolmen[1]
Provides Testimony inCharleville Times 1936 08 14 P6[1]
Couple WitnessedBlamey Witnessed Event[1]
Present DuringBlamey Witnessed Event[1]
Managed Station inCashalton District[1]
Present atBlamey Witnessed Event[1]
Reminiscent inCharleville Times 1936 08 14 P6[1]
Employer Rolemanager[1]
Married atCharleville[1]
Married on Date1871-09-18[1]
Middle InitialH.[1]
Given NameRichard[1]
Married toMargaret Louisa Murray[1]
ManagedBlamey Cattle Station[1]
Participant inBlamey Marriage[1]
Described by TitleMr.[1]
Quoted As SayingNot long after he was married in Charleville, Mr. Blamey and his young wife saw a blacks' camp raided by patrolmen, 12 of the natives being shot.[1]
Reported inCharleville Times 1936 08 14 P6[1]
Rdfs LabelRichard H. Blamey[1]
Managed Cattle StationCashalton District Station[2]
Marriage Reported inDalby Herald 1871 10 14 P2[2]
MarriedMargaret Louisa Murray[2]
And Wife Witnessed RaidBlamey Raid 1872[2]
Connects Two Accountstrue[1]
Account May Be From Earlier Statementpossibly[1]
Account May Be From Interviewpossibly[1]
Account May Be Posthumouspossibly[1]
Possibly Deceased By1936true[1]
Primary Source of Charleville Times Accounttrue[1]
Recalled Event As Adulttrue[1]
Reasons Against Possible IdentityBlamey managed a station in Cashalton district while squatter was at Dowlling's Creek[1]
Reasons for Possible Identityboth are settlers in the Warrego/southwest Queensland region, both young[1]
Possibly Different Person From Young Squattertrue[1]
Possibly Identical to Young Squatterfalse[1]
Indirectly Affected by Eventtrue[1]
Not Directly Affected by Eventtrue[1]
Distance to Eventnot stated[1]
Name Uses Ordinal Day Formattrue[1]
Newspaper Mention Count2[1]
Beneficiary of Colonial Systemtrue[1]
Has Economic Stake in Suppressiontrue[1]
Identity Disputed WithYoung Squatter Letter Writer[1]
Could Be Identical toYoung Squatter Letter Writer[1]
Middle Initial Only Recordedtrue[1]
Middle Name Unknowntrue[1]
Did Not Participate inBlamey Witnessed Event[1]
Passive Spectator ofBlamey Witnessed Event[1]
Memory Spanning64 years[1]
Colonial Societystation manager[1]
Account Delay in Years64[1]
Economic Interestcattle[1]
Age Implied Asyoung[1]
Age at Eventnot stated[1]
Age at Marriagenot stated[1]
Possibly Same Person AsYoung Squatter Letter Writer[1]

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accountAboutSelfInThirdPersonfrontier-massacres/10615
true
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accountDelayInYearsfrontier-massacres/10615
64
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accountMayBeFromEarlierStatementfrontier-massacres/10615
possibly
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accountMayBeFromInterviewfrontier-massacres/10615
possibly
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accountMayBePosthumousfrontier-massacres/10615
possibly
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ageAtEventfrontier-massacres/10615
not stated
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ageAtMarriagefrontier-massacres/10615
not stated
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ageImpliedAsfrontier-massacres/10615
young
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andWifeWitnessedRaidrosie-reynolds-massacre-connection/nmp-events-export-20260508193632/row-0011-eid-10615
ex:blamey-raid-1872
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beneficiaryOfColonialSystemfrontier-massacres/10615
true
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biographyStructureInSourceNotefrontier-massacres/10615
marriage date -> occupation -> geographic location -> temporal conclusion
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colonialOccupationfrontier-massacres/10615
cattle station manager
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colonialSocietyfrontier-massacres/10615
station manager
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connectsTwoAccountsfrontier-massacres/10615
true
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couldBeIdenticalTofrontier-massacres/10615
ex:young-squatter-letter-writer
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coupleWitnessedfrontier-massacres/10615
ex:blamey-witnessed-event
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describedByTitlefrontier-massacres/10615
Mr.
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describedInSourceAsfrontier-massacres/10615
Mr. Blamey
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describedInSourceAsfrontier-massacres/10615
young squatter
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describedInThirdPersonIn1936Articlefrontier-massacres/10615
true
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describedWithThreeVoiceConstructionsfrontier-massacres/10615
'he was married' (passive), 'managed a cattle station' (active), 'Mr. Blamey...saw' (active third person)
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didNotParticipateInfrontier-massacres/10615
ex:blamey-witnessed-event
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distanceToEventfrontier-massacres/10615
not stated
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economicInterestfrontier-massacres/10615
cattle
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employerRolefrontier-massacres/10615
manager
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genderfrontier-massacres/10615
male
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givenNamefrontier-massacres/10615
Richard
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hasEconomicStakeInSuppressionfrontier-massacres/10615
true
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identifiableHistoricalPersonfrontier-massacres/10615
true
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identifiedByFullThreePartNamefrontier-massacres/10615
true
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identityDisputedWithfrontier-massacres/10615
ex:young-squatter-letter-writer
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indirectlyAffectedByEventfrontier-massacres/10615
true
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initialHfrontier-massacres/10615
H.
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jointlyReferencedWithfrontier-massacres/10615
ex:margaret-louisa-murray
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knownFromfrontier-massacres/10615
ex:charleville-times-1936-08-14-p6
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knownFromfrontier-massacres/10615
ex:dalby-herald-1871-10-14-p2
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knownFromMultipleSourcesfrontier-massacres/10615
true
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maleWitnessfrontier-massacres/10615
true
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managedfrontier-massacres/10615
ex:blamey-cattle-station
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managedCattleStationrosie-reynolds-massacre-connection/nmp-events-export-20260508193632/row-0011-eid-10615
ex:cashalton-district-station
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managedStationInfrontier-massacres/10615
ex:cashalton-district
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maritalStatusAtEventfrontier-massacres/10615
newly married
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marriageReportedInrosie-reynolds-massacre-connection/nmp-events-export-20260508193632/row-0011-eid-10615
ex:dalby-herald-1871-10-14-p2
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marriedrosie-reynolds-massacre-connection/nmp-events-export-20260508193632/row-0011-eid-10615
ex:margaret-louisa-murray
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marriedAtfrontier-massacres/10615
ex:charleville
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marriedByNamefrontier-massacres/10615
Margaret Louisa Murray
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marriedInfrontier-massacres/10615
ex:charleville
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marriedInSouthWestQueenslandfrontier-massacres/10615
true
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marriedOnfrontier-massacres/10615
18th September 1871
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marriedOnDatefrontier-massacres/10615
1871-09-18
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marriedTofrontier-massacres/10615
ex:margaret-louisa-murray
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memorySpanningfrontier-massacres/10615
64 years
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mentionedInCharlevilleTimesfrontier-massacres/10615
true
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mentionedInDalbyHeraldfrontier-massacres/10615
true
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mentionedInMarriageRecordfrontier-massacres/10615
true
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mentionedInRetrospectiveAccountfrontier-massacres/10615
true
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mentionedInTwoNewspapersfrontier-massacres/10615
true
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middleInitialfrontier-massacres/10615
H.
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middleInitialOnlyRecordedfrontier-massacres/10615
true
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middleNameUnknownfrontier-massacres/10615
true
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nameFormfrontier-massacres/10615
Mr. Blamey
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nameFormfrontier-massacres/10615
Richard H. Blamey
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nameUsesOrdinalDayFormatfrontier-massacres/10615
true
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newlywedAtTimeOfEventfrontier-massacres/10615
true
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newspaperMentionCountfrontier-massacres/10615
2
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notDirectlyAffectedByEventfrontier-massacres/10615
true
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occupationfrontier-massacres/10615
station manager
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occupationfrontier-massacres/10615
cattle station manager
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participantInfrontier-massacres/10615
ex:blamey-marriage
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passiveSpectatorOffrontier-massacres/10615
ex:blamey-witnessed-event
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perceivesAboriginalPeopleAsfrontier-massacres/10615
blacks
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perceivesAboriginalPeopleAsfrontier-massacres/10615
natives
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perceivesNmpAsfrontier-massacres/10615
patrolmen
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possiblyDeceasedBy1936frontier-massacres/10615
true
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possiblyDifferentPersonFromYoungSquatterfrontier-massacres/10615
true
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possiblyIdenticalToYoungSquatterfrontier-massacres/10615
false
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possiblySamePersonAsfrontier-massacres/10615
ex:young-squatter-letter-writer
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presentAtfrontier-massacres/10615
ex:blamey-witnessed-event
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presentDuringfrontier-massacres/10615
ex:blamey-witnessed-event
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primarySourceOfCharlevilleTimesAccountfrontier-massacres/10615
true
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providedAccountDecadesLaterfrontier-massacres/10615
true
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providesRetrospectiveAccountInfrontier-massacres/10615
1936
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providesTestimonyInfrontier-massacres/10615
ex:charleville-times-1936-08-14-p6
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quotedAsSayingfrontier-massacres/10615
Not long after he was married in Charleville, Mr. Blamey and his young wife saw a blacks' camp raided by patrolmen, 12 of the natives being shot.
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rdfsLabelfrontier-massacres/10615
Richard H. Blamey
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rdfTypefrontier-massacres/10615
ex:Person
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rdfTypefrontier-massacres/10615
ex:Settler
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rdfTypefrontier-massacres/10615
ex:Witness
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reasonsAgainstPossibleIdentityfrontier-massacres/10615
Blamey managed a station in Cashalton district while squatter was at Dowlling's Creek
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reasonsForPossibleIdentityfrontier-massacres/10615
both are settlers in the Warrego/southwest Queensland region, both young
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recalledEventAsAdultfrontier-massacres/10615
true
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recalledEventIn1936frontier-massacres/10615
true
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recallsEventRelativeToPersonalMilestonefrontier-massacres/10615
true
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referredToAsfrontier-massacres/10615
he
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referredToAsfrontier-massacres/10615
Mr. Blamey
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refersToAboriginalPeopleAsfrontier-massacres/10615
blacks
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refersToAboriginalPeopleAsfrontier-massacres/10615
natives
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refersToNmpAsfrontier-massacres/10615
patrolmen
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reminiscentInfrontier-massacres/10615
ex:charleville-times-1936-08-14-p6
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reportedInfrontier-massacres/10615
ex:charleville-times-1936-08-14-p6

References (2)

2 references
  1. [1]ctx:genealogy/frontier-massacres/1061596 facts
    customctx:genealogy/frontier-massacres/10615
    • full textctx:genealogy/frontier-massacres/10615
      text/plain2 KBdoc:genealogy/frontier-massacres/10615
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      # Frontier conflict event: Attack on Aboriginal people - Dowlings Creek, Warrego district (1872?) Source dataset: University of Newcastle, "Colonial Frontier Massacres in Australia 1788-1930" (c21ch.newcastle.edu.au), entry 10615. Coordina…
  2. [2]Row 0011 Eid 106154 facts
    customctx:genes/rosie-reynolds-massacre-connection/nmp-events-export-20260508193632/row-0011-eid-10615

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