Raids
Raids across Kings Plains during late 1822, based on later reports from Judge Advocate Wylde to Colonial Secretary Goulburn that there were ‘incidents’ reported by Wylde’s overseer Andrew Dunn to Commandant Lawson that were not acted upon.
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Sources
- Davidson, ‘The development of the pastoral industry’, pp. 82, 89; McKay, ‘Wylde, Sir John (1781–1859)’, ADB; Steven, ‘Palmer, George Thomas (1784–1854)’, ADB
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Raids1 Sep 1822 – 31 Dec 1822 — Kings PlainsRaids across Kings Plains during late 1822, based on later reports from Judge Advocate Wylde to Colonial Secretary Goulburn that there were ‘incidents’ reported by Wylde’s overseer Andrew Dunn to Commandant Lawson that were not acted upon.Source: Davidson, ‘The development of the pastoral industry’, pp. 82, 89; McKay, ‘Wylde, Sir John (1781–1859)’, ADB; Steven, ‘Palmer, George Thomas (1784–1854)’, ADB