Raids on Government herds
Hawkins wrote to Colonial Secretary Goulburn in early September that he was confident the killing of Peter Bray was ‘committed by four native Blacks well known at Bathurst, one of them belonging to the Tabalbucco Black Tribe who have lately done much mischief among the Government Herds at that place’.
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Sources
- ‘Re murder of the hut keeper by natives, 2 September 1823’, SRNSW, NRS 938, 6017, 4/5783, pp. 419–27.
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Raids on Government herds1 Aug 1823 – 31 Aug 1823 — TabrabuccaHawkins wrote to Colonial Secretary Goulburn in early September that he was confident the killing of Peter Bray was ‘committed by four native Blacks well known at Bathurst, one of them belonging to the Tabalbucco Black Tribe who have lately done much mischief among the Government Herds at that place’.Source: ‘Re murder of the hut keeper by natives, 2 September 1823’, SRNSW, NRS 938, 6017, 4/5783, pp. 419–27.