Topics: Families and children: North West
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1838 - view
removal of Goori children from their families, the exclusion of Goori children from the public school system, exclusion of Gooris from the public welfare system, the exclusion of Gooris from award wage entitlements and the denial of Goori rights to land and cultural pursuits
1839 - view
forcible detention of Goori women in the squatting districts
1839 - view
Eliza takes a great interest in the welfare and culture of Aborigines
1839 - view
The women are dressed in “loose ragged gowns” and the men in a “strip of blanket wrapped round the middle, or a pair of tattered pantaloons”
1839 - view
One woman is “good-looking, with large black eyes, white teeth and small features”. She is well dressed and has a “pretty half-caste” clinging to her skirts
1840 - view
Aboriginal families and tribes
1840 - view
he and his unnamed wife had one son
1840 - view
Two “lads” track and pursue with the “horse police”
1842 - view
Bubbya and his wife had a child, a son
1843 - view
Betty and Johnny Cox have seven children
1845 - view
There are four “half-castes” in the district, two are adult females and are married to white men, and two children who are living after the manner of the Aborigines
1846 - view
“I have found a family of half-castes, the children of John Lewis or Ferdinand
1847 - view
an extensive community
1847 - view
Clark(e) family
1847 - view
Sackville family
1855 - view
Hawkesbury Darkinung family
1862 - view
The Walter family
1866 - view
The two older children are taken away from her
1882 - view
7 children of whom two survive
1883 - view
Tom is unable to pay the school fees for his large number of children