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Tedbury (c. 1780,
Botany Bay – 1810, Parramatta), also
known as
Tidbury and Tjedboro, was a
Darug Aboriginal Australian involved in
frequent acts of resistance...
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Tedbury Camp is a
multivallate Iron Age
promontory hill fort
defended by two
parallel banks near
Great Elm, Somerset, England. Hill
forts developed in...
- 1794 to 1810.
Bands of
Darug people, led by
Pemulwuy and
later by his son
Tedbury,
burned crops,
killed livestock and
raided settler stores in a pattern...
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States S****
platform at St Bees Head, UK Jur****ic wave-cut
platform at
Tedbury Camp,
southern England Commonly called a 'rock platform' in Australia,...
- Lieutenant-Governor of
Tasmania (born in the
United Kingdom) (b. 1756)
Tedbury,
Sydney indigenous leader N. D.
McLachlan (1966).
Douglas Pike (ed.). Macquarie...
- the colony, he was a
brave and
independent character." Pemulwuy's son
Tedbury continued fighting for a
number of
years before being killed in 1810. The...
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Carboniferous Limestone exposed at
Tedbury Camp, Somerset, England....
- burial. It is 'lost' in the
British Museum in London. Pemulwuy's son,
Tedbury,
raided farms until 1810.
Another famous raider was Mosquito. He led a...
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Battle of
Richmond Hill
Battle of
Parramatta Risdon Cove m****acre (1804)
Tedbury's War (1804–05)
Minnamurra River m****acre (1818)
Bathurst War (1824) Corn...
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Victory Dispossession of land of the
indigenous clans unknown unknown Tedbury's War (1802–1810) part of
Hawkesbury and
Nepean Wars and
Australian frontier...
