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Ah Lee, Charles ........ 3 Ashton, George .......... 93 Asheiwig, Carl .......... 233 Brady, John ............ 20 Andrews, August ........ 4 Allen, Elizabeth ........ 93 Anderson, John .......... 234 Butcher, Alfred Thos..... 20 Adams, John ............ 5 Allen, Annie ............ 94 Atkins, Edward .......... 231 Bean, Martin............ 22 Allchurch, E. .......... 5 Adams, Titus .......... 97 Allager, Francis ........ 234 Baker, Ellen Maria ...... 23 Ashton, William ....... 7 Aldrid, John ..........100, 113 Brady, Bernard .......... 2 Boyle, James ............ 23 Allen, William John .... 7 Augwin, Henry ........ 100 Birts, John .............. 2 Bailey, Robert John, alias Altman, Minna .......... 7 Augustine, Richard, alias Broadbear, D. .. 3 Brown, alias Rt. Baldry, Anderson, James Russell.. 8 Atler, James . .....100, 109 Berwick, William .... 3, 6, 63, 7 alias Francis Walter .. 11, 23, Asplin, Jacob . 11 Alford,George .......... 185 Bouquey, Martha ........ 3 29, 30 Andrews, John......... 12, 24, 72 Abbott, Henry .......... 106 Burns, James ... .... 4, 58, 18 Bell, Thomas ............ 23, 24 Argles, Frank, alias Russell, Andrews, Walter George.. 108 Blake, George 4 Baxter, David .......... 24, 58 alias W. H. Mossmann, 112, 114 Bowden, John .... 4 Brooke, Wm. 0' Shannessy 24, 72 alias Walters, alias C. H. Acaphulga, alias Jacky Bowden, Elizabeth Jane .. 4 Brady, Timothy ........ 24 Reynolds .......... 14, 18, 20 (aboriginal) .......... 112 Beale, John ........ 4, 34 Boyle, John ............ 25 Allcock, James John .... 20, 34 Astle, Hugh George .... 113, 121 Brown, Benjamin ........ 4 Buckler, Mary .......... 26 Armour, Matthew L. .... 22 Andrews, Charles ........ 114 Bennett, F . .. ......... 5 Begg, Robert Caithness .. 26 Andrews, Elizabeth ...... 23 Angaston Hotel .......... 120 Burden, J ............... 5 Botterall, Joseph Henry .. 28 Andrews, Albert Jno. Ewd. 24 Arnott, John Harverd .... 121 Bishop,A ............... 5 Bretton, William .... 29, 33, 34 Andrews, Arthur Andrew . 24 Arnold, David .......... 121 Benson, Samuel ........ 5 Bennett, James H. .. .. 29, 33 Anderson, James ........ 24, 54 Aitken, John James ...... 122 Bailey, H. B. .. ....... 5 Brown. Ellen ............ 29 Armstrong, Robert ...... 29 Allen, John ............ 124 Bertram, 0. W ........... 5 Barry, E . .............. 29 Ah Hoy ................ 32 Argrove, Richard' ........ 125 Bushell, H. .......... 5 Burke, John ...... ...... 30 Allen, James ............ 34, 48 Avery, Alice ............ 129 Bertram, C. F. .......... 5 Becton, Charles .......... 30 Anderson,S ............. 84 Ash, Alfred ............ 130 Bannigan, J....... ...... 5 Bowker, George .. .... 30 Argle, Theodore Emil, alias Arney, Charles A. ... 130 Blake, J. W ............. 5 Bickford, Alfred 30 Russell, alias Harrold Arbuckle, Ewd. Vaughan 130 Bricknell, William ...... 6 Brown, Benjamin ........ 30 Grey, alias The Pilgrim. 39 Abbott, Alfred Thos. .... 13J Bailey, Stephen 6 Bannister, Wyndham .... 30 Ali Fuk, alias Ali Kena, Asherton, John... :. ..... 13 Brown, J. , . .. 7, 11 Bowes, Patrick ...........$3, 43 alias McAh Kin ..... 42 Aitken, Robert . ... 141 Brown, John .. 7, 92, 51, 132 Bond, Joseph Kimber .... 33 Ajata, Henrik .......... 43 Anmock, Albert, alias Brotheres, Stephen ..... 7 Bathost, Christie ........ 33 Ashby, Bridget .......... 45 Possum .............. 143 Bennett, John .......... 7, 7, 62 Bignell & Young ..... .. 33, 75 Ashby, C. W. ..... 45 Almat Cheena .......... 145 Behrens, Jacob Alfred .... 7 Burford, Henry .......... 33 Ashby Ernest Alfred .... 45 Ali Tike ................ 145 Blanchard,George ...... 7 Blight, William .......... 34 Andrews, John .......... 24, 72 Allen, John Thomas .... 149 Beckwith, Wm. John .... 8 Brown, Henry .......... 34 Avery, Edward .......... 48 Ambler, George ........ 152, 154 Bower, W ............... 11- Bourke, Michael ........ 34, 175 Anders, Franz .......... 48 Ackland, Isaac .......... 157 Bailey,R. J ....... ..... 11 Byrne, Joseph .......... 36 Ashley, Henry ...... 48, 54, 85 Atkinson, John .......... 160 Bouquey, Martha . , .... 11 Brady, Andrew .......... 37, 42 Adelaide Corporation .... 48 Adamson, Thomas ...... 163 Burke, Michael .... .... 12 Boddington, Thomas .. 37, 49 Anderson, John Gilling ... 49 Anderson, Joseph ........ 163 Brown, Frank . , ..... 12 Brown, William .... 37, 109, 167 Andrews, Charles ........ 50, 114 Allen, William .... 163, 168, 174 Barker, H. B. .. ....... 10 Bankhead, John Willis.... 37 Anderson, Pickelus ...... 52 Allen, George .......... 163 Bryan, gamesJames........... 14 Bailey, Francis .......... 38, 57 Abdoo Tipee ............ 53 Armstrong, Samuel ...... 163 Bayer, Ernest H. ...... 14 Baker, Samuel 38 Allen, Emma ............ 57 Adams, Henry ...... 166 Blake, Joseph ........ 15 Baker, George .......... 39 Ali Koon .............. 58 Abbott, Robert J. ......... 168 Bates, George Thomas .... 15 Bunting, William ........ 39 Allen, J. 60 Aslee, Georgina .......... 171 Britain, Jas. Edwd. ...... 15, 50 Baker, William .......... 39 Allington, George ........ 61 Alexander, Mary ........ 171 Bishop,Joseph . ........ 15 Bayes, William Henry .... 39 Adolph, Colo ............ 61 A llen, J. .. ......... 174 Boyd, Alfred ............ 16' Burford, Esau .......... 39 Arthur, William ........ 62 Arnold, Albert' 'George .... 174 Buckley, Patrick ........ 16 Boyce, Richard Chambers. 39 Aneock,Archibald ...... 63 Alexander,George ...... 178 Box, Chas. A. .. ........ 16 Ballard, John .......... 39 Ah Haw. ..... .. 65 Allen, John Thomas ...... 180 Blackburn, Chas. G. , ... 16 Bradford, C. ........... 40 Addison, Arthur Richmond 66 Allen, William Edward .. 182 Benbow, Wm. ... ...... 18, 24 Blanthorne,J. .......... 40 Armstrong, John ........ 67 Albaham, Oscar P. Chas... 183 Bale, Thomas .......... 19 Byass, Wm. Chas. ...... 40
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