Notorious bushranger Gilbert and the Hall gang legend
A long account traces Gilbert and Ben Hall with O'Malley and Burke across New South Wales from 1861 to 1864. It details train robberies, highway ambushes, standoffs with police, the Bathurst pursuit, Darin and Warne stations, and a dramatic pursuit ending in deaths and captures. The narrative follows escapee Gilbert’s aliases, prison terms, and later confrontations with the Faithfull brothers and other settlers amid the bushranging era.
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Johnny Roberin
John Davin
Avetrana
Victoria
Davin
Australia
Hallarat
Sydney
Davia Howedt
Waverley
Winnephew
Goulburn
Gardiner
Cockatoo Island
Adelaide
Warne
Gilvert
J. Roberts
Currawong
Micky
Hunter
Chinaman
Mr. Teen
Yan
Gilbert
Ben Hall
Braidwood
Forbes
Dansduyne
Bentinal
O'Malley
Young
Gale
Wird
Hall
Hathurst
McMinn
Minster
de Clanet
Tim
Wilbert
Mall
Husheamyur
Rushner
Coralue
Menare
Hilberson
Tundetl
Kirkpatrick
Jim Tater
London's
Fool
Gibert
Toven Od
Winana
Grant
St Belubula
Vane
Burke
Keightley
Dunn's Plain
Rockiey
Burke Cott
Rugighwey
Lone
Gilbects
Baldock
Precheyalas
Peechley
Tien
Vang
Hell
Vanenneere
Bathurst
Campbell
Goimbla
Aharon
Carkeley
Comite
Wang
Bow Hall
Andriet Wiehy
Mon Hally
Bon Hall
Muir
Valles
Crookwell
de Monte
Mothourne
Hull
Dunn
Msluve
Greet
Mr. Wane
Gruttirn
Mahime
Watne's
Harry Warne
Faithfull's
England
Faithfull
Notable Australian Open scene and Gilberts tragedy recounted
A fragmented report recalls Gilbert and Dunn amid a bushranging incident near Crookwell with a Sydney link to the Australian Open era. The fight ends with Gilbert fatally wounded by police near a paddock, later buried at BindLONG Cemetery. Duncan and war-related figures are noted in a passing historical memory.
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Crnamil
Ibert
Gilbart
Cilbert
Wurny Bowrit
Waverley
Gilbert
Warny
Wwe
Anthony Stephenson
Warne
Gortine
Anil
Stephenean
Gilert
Steyphwtiun
Goulburn
Gilbery
Crookwell
Elie Seianely
FrookWell Genert
Willie
Chias
Johnny Gilbert
Vine
Youn
Tory Thomas
Hiler
King
Dunn
Bright
Fred
Rous
Hornen
Halen
Gilbert Tell
Dawn
Old Kelly
Ohany Gilbert
Bindlong
Sydney
Peponey
Mr T. Wood
Gillert
Wartie
Railway Information on Mullwups Line and Boorowa District
Readable fragments outline the Mullwups to Boorowa railway line with totals for coal bale counts and tonnages, opening in February 1908, and detailed earnings and expenses across towns Galong Boorowa Bowning Binatone and Binalong. The text notes inward and outward tonnages and a final distressing line about six horses burned to death.
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Kacnbyes
de True
Bowning
Gale
Binalong
Galong
Hounwa
Coke Bowning
Guline
Boorton
Gatowe
Moe
Pha
Straw
Chall
Thiokels
Finlong
Kourowa
Inwand
Bowring
Galone
Roorown
Goode
Hive Buck Trafic
Bownime
Binalone
Bourone
Howwine
Ualong
Binuiang
Branded After Spraying Horses Burn in Fatal Incident
Weston Winnett, a farmer’s son, reportedly sprayed seven creugate horses and a mare with crude oil before loading them into a truck. A hot brand ignited flames engulfing eight of the horses and a foal escaped to the yard, later died. local railway workers assisted with buckets of water as the blaze spread.
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Towers
Tusuay
Craugat
Rm Harnean Horne
Weston Winnett
Winneh
Kern
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Fowler
Tywan
Apel
Alberta
Himerlf
Bundranger
Paign
J Sohastone
Mircane
Harabane
Stineam
Seeurwil
Te Ale
Rolf Wawon
Eyerta
South Wale
Bowie Boonelit
Lakyy Chit
Marling
South Walger
Mahy
Boorowe
Txlong
Boorawa
Boorowa
Shaling
Ubo Bale
Honesa
Towvawa
Peuvidiae
Rune
Hyynts
Elwamy Ste Honmaater
Bowning & Binatone
Giulong
Wool Sales
Ray Bradwell & Co
Xmex
THE
Boorowa Cafe
Allwritert
Patroni
Marsden Street
Canberra
Oxford Street
City of Sydney
Goulburn Wool Auctions
Zist
Bandiing
R, D, Gray & Sons, Ltd
wWoolbrokers
Goulbarn
Dick Chapman
Cootemindra
CTA
Hor Ware Sauvick
Towth's Beer Sol
Wood Yard
Walghbridge
New Street
Bourowa
Dale
Court Street
Roorowa
H. Swift
Phenas
Atter Moun
Rawwelan