Jemmy (Little Jemmy)
Little George
murdered by Argyle Reach settlers
Killed by Hawkesbury Aborigines:
John Wimbo (Winbow or Wimbolt)
Thomas Hodgkinson (Hosskisson, Hoskinson or Hotskinson)
Men arrested and taken into custody:
Edward Powell
Simon Freebody
James Metcalfe
William Timms
William Butler
Thomas Sambourne (Sanburn, Samburn)
Bishop Thompson
John Pearson
Aboriginal men
The spelling of Aboriginal names is that given by John Hunter rather than by Watkin Tench.
Aboriginal people of the upper Hawkesbury River
– all probably belonging to the upper Hawkesbury area and possibly belonging to the Buruberongal tribal group but today known as Darug (or Dharug) Aborigines:
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Jemmy (Little Jemmy) |
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murdered by Argyle Reach settlers |
Charley
Terribandy
Macnamarra
Major White
Major Worgan
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Yellowgowie |
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understood by colonists to be leaders amongst their tribespeople |
Burowan
Gomebeere (Gombee’ree)
Nabbin
Aboriginal people of the Sydney region
Bannelong (Bennelong)
Colebe (Colby)
Arabanoo
Ballerderry
Pemulwy (Pemullaway)
Jurors
Of the Royal Navy:
Captain Henry Waterhouse
Lieutenant John Shortland
Lieutenant Matthew Flinders
Of the New South Wales Corps:
Captain John Macarthur (or McArthur)
Lieutenant Neil McKellar
Lieutenant Thomas Davis
Officers in command at the Hawkesbury
Lieutenant Abbott, June 1795 to mid 1796
Lieutenant Neil McKellar, mid 1796 to August 1798
Lieutenant Anthony Fenn Kemp, August 1798 to August 1799 Lieutenant Thomas Hobby, mid August 1799 to December 1799 and again in 1801
Men in the colony’s administration
Governor John Hunter
David Collins, secretary to the governors and the colony’s first Judge-Advocate Richard Dore, secretary to Governor Hunter (26 June 1798 to 23 January 1799) and Judge-Advocate
| Major Francis Grose Captain William Paterson |
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acting governors after Governor Phillip and before Governor Hunter |