Stock raids
Wylde noted in late July, ‘further mischief has been done [after previous cattle killed etc.] and more is expected to arise from renewed similar Incursions’ and ‘various stations were temporarily abandoned’ and stockworkers were sheltering together.
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Sources
- ‘Re: inquest into death of Peter Bray’, SRNSW, NRS 897, 4/1798, 6065, pp. 312–14
Event mentions
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Stock raids20 Jul 1823 – 31 Jul 1823 — Palmer and Wylde's stations Kings PlainsWylde noted in late July, ‘further mischief has been done [after previous cattle killed etc.] and more is expected to arise from renewed similar Incursions’ and ‘various stations were temporarily abandoned’ and stockworkers were sheltering together.Source: ‘Re: inquest into death of Peter Bray’, SRNSW, NRS 897, 4/1798, 6065, pp. 312–14