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• James Gormly
  ...d be to give a history of the Victorian goldfields in their most turbulent times. A state of revolt existed amongst the diggers, brought about by the high t
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• Michael Hanley
  ...lands were thrown open for selection, and he settled there.<ref>''Bathurst Times'', 30 March 1914</ref>
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• Simon Hanley
  ...and eight siblings on 01 January 1852 on the [[Mangerton]].<ref>[[Bathurst Times]], 30 March 1914</ref> He married Mary McCarthy on 06 February 1861 at [[St ...to be glad he was unhurt and hurt no-one during the battle.<ref>[[Bathurst Times]], 30 March 1914</ref>
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• Eureka 50, 1904
  ...ichael Carroll]] (Ballarat), [[J. Mitchell]] (Albert Park), [[W. Wiburd]] (Bathurst, NSW)'' The Leader, 10 December 2014]] Front Row - left to right: ________ :[[James Wilburd]] (Bathurst, NSW); [[Laurence Holmes]] (Arawata); [[Michael Tuohy]] ; A Third (Bolamwel
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• James Wiburd
  ...James Wiburd was buried on 13 February, 1918 in the Methodist section of [[Bathurst Cemetery]]. es 12 February 1918 in which it stated “ … fought in the [[ ...that time, living at Bathurst. His obituary notice appeared in the Western Times.<ref>Wickham, D., Gervasoni, C. & Phillipson, W., ''Eureka Research Directo
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• Jeremiah Hanley
  ...lands were thrown open for selection, and he settled there.<ref>[[Bathurst Times]], 30 March 1914</ref>
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• Mrs M. Hanley
  ...lands were thrown open for selection, and he settled there.<ref>[[Bathurst Times]], 30 March 1914</ref>
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• J. Mitchell
  ...ichael Carroll]] (Ballarat), [[J. Mitchell]] (Albert Park), [[W. Wiburd]] (Bathurst, NSW)'' The Leader, 10 December 2014]] ...here he was described as a survivor of the [[Eureka Stockade]].<ref>Weekly Times, 14 April 1917.</ref>
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• John the Frenchman
  ...renchman,' was one of the few remaining diggers of the [[Eureka Stockade]] times. After working at many of the Victorian diggings he came to New South Wales
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