100 Wiradjuri Warriors of the Murrumbidgee search for ‘Warrick Blacks’ and destroy hut

Date: 30 Jan 1836
Place: Lachlan River, near Nenah Farm and Warwick
About 100 ‘Mullin Budgee blacks’, armed with guns, spears, and a sword, attacked a station near Nenah Farm searching for ‘the Warwick blacks’. They wounded a man named Taylor, broke things at the station, and killed livestock. The mounted police arrived later and could not find them. The location of Nenah Farm is unclear, except that it was on the Lachlan River.

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Sources

  • The Native Blacks. (1836, January 30). The Sydney Monitor (NSW : 1828–1838), p. 2 (Morning).

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  • 100 Wiradjuri Warriors of the Murrumbidgee search for ‘Warrick Blacks’ and destroy hut
    30 Jan 1836 — Lachlan River, near Nenah Farm and Warwick
    About 100 ‘Mullin Budgee blacks’, armed with guns, spears, and a sword, attacked a station near Nenah Farm searching for ‘the Warwick blacks’. They wounded a man named Taylor, broke things at the station, and killed livestock. The mounted police arrived later and could not find them. The location of Nenah Farm is unclear, except that it was on the Lachlan River.
    Source: The Native Blacks. (1836, January 30). The Sydney Monitor (NSW : 1828–1838), p. 2 (Morning).