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Queensland Native Police7 factsex:queensland-native-police

existedUntil1915
existedUntilaround 1915
longestOperatingin colonial Australian history
massacredthousands of Aboriginal people
mostControversialof its kind
regardedAsmost conspicuous example of genocidal policy
usedEuphemismdispersal

Native Police6 factsex:native-police

armedWithrifles, carbines and swords
deployedToLocal Areas
deployedToEscortsurveying groups, gold convoys, pastoralists, prospectors
partOfColonisation and Dispossession
presupposesGenocidal Actions
recruitedFromDistant Areas

Carl Feilberg5 factsex:carl-feilberg

decryingGovernment Policies Aboriginal
nationalityDanish-born Australian
publishedPamphletThe Way We Civilise: Black and White: The Native Police
roleIndigenous rights advocate
wroteArticlesInBrisbane Courier

Document5 factsex:document

accessedAt2026-05-06T22:13:26+10:00
evidenceLabelDirect evidence
projectrosie-reynolds-massacre-connection
sourceTitleQSA/local text search: Queen Hotel Capt Cook context
sourceTyperesearch-summary

Frederick Walker5 factsex:frederick-walker

appointedAsfirst Commandant
commandedDuring1848-1854
recruited14 native troopers
residedInMurrumbidgee Area
roleCommandant

Native Police Nsw Qld5 factsex:native-police-nsw-qld

activeDates1848 – c.1915
countryBritish Empire
nicknameThe Black Police
typeMounted Infantry
unitNameNative Police (NSW and QLD division)

South Australia Native Police3 factsex:south-australia-native-police

deployedToNorthern Territory
reestablishedIn1884
setUpIn1852

Aboriginal Troopers2 factsex:aboriginal-troopers

increasedForce Efficiency
possessedHighly Developed Tracking Skills

Border Police2 factsex:border-police

composedOfmounted convict soldiers
mainForceFrom1839

Cape Regiment2 factsex:cape-regiment

closerComparisonToNative Police Australia
locatedInSouthern Africa

E N V Morisset2 factsex:e-n-v-morisset

appointedOfficersA. M. G. Patrick, A. F. Matveieff, J. T. Baker, Rudolph S. Morisset
retainedRoleAsCommandant of Native Police

European Colonists2 factsex:european-colonists

minimizedAboriginal Revenge Attacks
minimizedTroopers Wages

John Nicol Drummond2 factsex:john-nicol-drummond

heldPositionsNative Protector, magistrate, Superintendent of Police
locatedInChampion Bay Geraldton

Native Police Corps2 factsex:native-police-corps

establishedIn1837
locatedInPort Phillip District

Native Police Nauru2 factsex:native-police-nauru

duringAdministration1923-1968
organizedByAustralian Government

Native Police Recruitment2 factsex:native-police-recruitment

ensuresLittle Familiarity With Locals
reducesDesertions

Native Police Troopers2 factsex:native-police-troopers

experiencedHigh Desertion Rate
worered headbands naked

New South Wales Native Police2 factsex:new-south-wales-native-police

evolvedIntoQueensland Native Police
organizedIn1848

Western Australia Native Police2 factsex:western-australia-native-police

commandedByJohn Nicol Drummond
initiatedIn1840

Aboriginal Men1 factex:aboriginal-men

usedAsenforcers of land occupation

Australian Agricultural Company1 factex:australian-agricultural-company

organizedNative Constabulary

Bathurst War1 factex:bathurst-war

concludedIn1824

Baulie1 factex:baulie

leaderOfDawson Blacks

Bootenal Swamp Massacre1 factex:bootenal-swamp-massacre

perpetratedByPolice and Stockholders

Condamine River Skirmish1 factex:condamine-river-skirmish

routedFitzroy Downs blacks

Convict Transportation1 factex:convict-transportation

endedLoomingInlate 1840s

Darling Downs Conflict1 factex:darling-downs-conflict

slowedPastoral Expansion

David Thompson Seymour1 factex:david-thompson-seymour

commandedDuring1864-1895

Dawn Raid1 factex:dawn-raid

killedaround 100 native people

Edric Norfolk Vaux Morisset1 factex:edric-norfolk-vaux-morisset

commandedDuring1857-1861

First Attack1 factex:first-attack

occurredAtMoanna Below Fort Bourke

First Troopers1 factex:first-troopers

includesJack Wiradjuri

Forrest River Massacre1 factex:forrest-river-massacre

occurredIn1920s

Frederick Walker Force1 factex:frederick-walker-force

trainedAtDeniliquin

Geegwaw1 factex:geegwaw

ethnicGroupWemba Wemba

Hawkesbury Nepean1 factex:hawkesbury-nepean

usedAboriginalMenTocapture runaway convicts

Henry1 factex:henry

ethnicGroupWiradjuri

Henry Reynolds1 factex:henry-reynolds

disseminatedCarl Feilberg Work

Jack1 factex:jack

ethnicGroupWiradjuri

James Thomas Morisset1 factex:james-thomas-morisset

commandantOfColonial Forces Bathurst

John Clements Wickham1 factex:john-clements-wickham

commandedDuring1856-1857

John Mclerie1 factex:john-mclerie

commandedIn1856

John O Connell Bligh1 factex:john-o-connell-bligh

commandedDuring1861-1864

Kaffir and Malay Corps1 factex:kaffir-and-malay-corps

locatedInCeylon

Language Groups1 factex:language-groups

fourDifferentWiradjuri, Wemba Wemba, Barababaraba, Yorta Yorta

Logan1 factex:logan

previouslyEmployedInBorder Police

Native Constables 1920s1 factex:native-constables-1920s

calledtrackers

Native Police 18481 factex:native-police-1848

basedOnPort Phillip Model

Native Police Australia1 factex:native-police-australia

templatedOnSepoy and Sowar Armies

Native Police Camps Queensland1 factex:native-police-camps-queensland

closedIn1915

Native Police Frontier1 factex:native-police-frontier

generallyTookNo Prisoners

Native Police Papua New Guinea1 factex:native-police-papua-new-guinea

implementedFrom1890

Native Police Queensland New Admin1 factex:native-police-queensland-new-admin

hadFewerChecks and Balances

Native Police Queensland Post 18591 factex:native-police-queensland-post-1859

engagedInPunitive Expeditions

Native Police Stations Nsw1 factex:native-police-stations-nsw

locatedInAreasKempsey/Macleay River, Grafton/Ballina, Murrumbidgee, Lower Darling/Albert, Upper Darling/Paroo

Native Police Work1 factex:native-police-work

characterizedByexcessively violent

Nsw Government1 factex:nsw-government

passedLegislationIn1848

Operations Nsw1 factex:operations-nsw

continuedUntil1868

Port Phillip District1 factex:port-phillip-district

nowPartOfVictoria

Prisoners Native Police1 factex:prisoners-native-police

shotDuringattempts to escape

Punitive Expeditions1 factex:punitive-expeditions

performedAsdeadly daybreak attacks

Queensland1 factex:queensland

separatedFromNew South Wales

Queensland Mounted Native Police1 factex:queensland-mounted-native-police

commander1Frederick Walker

Queensland Native Police Operations1 factex:queensland-native-police-operations

notClassifiableAslaw enforcement

Richard Purvis Marshall1 factex:richard-purvis-marshall

commandedDuring1854-1855

Search Terms1 factex:search-terms

includesQueen, Capt. Cook, Hotel

Sepoy and Sowar Armies1 factex:sepoy-and-sowar-armies

ofEast India Company

Text1 factex:text

framesNativePoliceAsgenocidal force

Thomas Brisbane1 factex:thomas-brisbane

sentLetterToJames Thomas Morisset

Troopers Recruitment Areas1 factex:troopers-recruitment-areas

fromMurrumbidgee, Murray, Edwards Rivers

Walker Force1 factex:walker-force

mobilizedNorthIn1849

William Colburn Mayne1 factex:william-colburn-mayne

commandedDuring1855-1856

William Edward Parry Okeden1 factex:william-edward-parry-okeden

commandedDuring1895-1905

Yorky1 factex:yorky

ethnicGroupYorta Yorta