Massacre at Hardie's Station, Dugandan Scrub
Lt Frederick Wheeler responded to a letter from settler John Hardie asking for assistance to 'disperse' Aboriginal people in the Dugandan Scrub. Wheeler led a detachment of native police and attacked a Yuggera camp and killed nearly all of them (Bottoms, 2013, pp 23-24).
Notes:
CorroborationRating: ***
LanguageGroup: Yuggera
Victims: Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander People
VictimsDead: 40
CorroborationRating: ***
LanguageGroup: Yuggera
Victims: Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander People
VictimsDead: 40
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Massacre at Hardie's Station, Dugandan Scrub1 Jan 1861 – 31 Jan 1861 — Hardie's Station, Dugandan Scrub — massacreLt Frederick Wheeler responded to a letter from settler John Hardie asking for assistance to 'disperse' Aboriginal people in the Dugandan Scrub. Wheeler led a detachment of native police and attacked a Yuggera camp and killed nearly all of them (Bottoms, 2013, pp 23-24).