Definition of McKeahnie. Meaning of McKeahnie. Synonyms of McKeahnie

- offers as evidence a letter by McKeahnie's sister that discusses the ride and Paterson's hearing of the ride. McKeahnie was killed in a riding accident...
- by one of McKeahnie's sisters Lem McKeahnie, Banjo Paterson learnt of the tale in Sydney while in the presence of a friend of McKeahnie's, Mrs Jim H****all...
- Adaminaby – the poet Barcroft Boake also wrote about McKeahnie's ride in "On the Range", in which McKeahnie chases down a well-bred horse which had escaped...
- who had colossal strength and quick wit. Another folk hero is Charlie McKeahnie, the hero of Banjo Paterson's poem "The Man from Snowy River", whose bravery...
- "Map of Little Bimberi, ACT". Bonzle Digital Atlas of Australia. "Map of McKeahnie, ACT". Bonzle Digital Atlas of Australia. "Highest Mountains and Hills...
- where they remained until the early 1860s; sold the property to Charles McKeahnie; Davis then moved to Ginninderra Cottage where he remained until the early...
- with the McKeahnie family of Rosedale Station, which comprised Alexander and Mary McKeahnie and their six children, including Charlie McKeahnie who has...
- notable stockman Charlie McKeahnie, a likely source of inspiration for Paterson's epic poem The Man From Snowy River. McKeahnie was renowned for his risky...
- Yaouk during the 1840s when livestock prices had plummeted. Archibald McKeahnie, whose family held properties close by, tried to purchase the Yaouk run...
- region. A parade was held in Tharwa and 1500 people watched Mrs Elizabeth McKeahnie (the oldest resident of the area) open the bridge. The deck level of the...