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Aboriginal Names Index Aboriginal Name Alias Location Station/Mission/Reserve File Number Abbagan (m) Federal Downs Station Federal Downs Station 289/1905 Aimery Margaret Downs Station Margaret Downs Station 289/1905 Amaranga (m) Banjo Denham Station Denham Station 137/1901 Amaranga (m) Banjo Fremantle 137/1901 Amaranga (m) Banjo Fletcher 137/1901 Amaranga (m) Banjo Wyndham 137/1901 Amaranga (m) Banjo Perth 137/1901 Amgey Jacky Black Range 185/1904 Anaeah (f) Jinny Yalgoo 2/1905 Anakoon Thangoo Station Thangoo Station 522/1898 Andabiddy (f) Dinah Ashburton Downs Station Ashburton Downs Station 64/1901 Angao (f) Disiater Bay Mission Disiater Bay Mission 144/1898 Angiwarra Yalgoo 26/1900 Angiwarra Mt Wittenoom 26/1900 Angiwarra Meka Station Meka Station 26/1900 Arasemoo (?) Johnny Black Range 185/1904 Arlincurra Mark (m) Moolyella 713/1908 Arlincurra Mark (m) Marble Bar 713/1908 Arringurry (m) Charlie Derby 695/1906 Arringurry (m) Charlie Noonkanbah Station Noonkanbah Station 695/1906 Arringurry (m) Charlie Upper Liveringa Station Upper Liveringa Station 695/1906 Arringurry (m) Charlie Quanbun Station Quanbun Station 695/1906 Arringurry (m) Charlie Noonkanbah Station Noonkanbah Station 695/1906 Babamboo Nelly Black Range 185/1904 Babawar Shark Bay 11/1905 Babroda (m) Tommy Halls Creek 647/1906 Backo (f) Carnarvon 289/1905 Badawah Bandanah Northampton 186/1902 Badga Clifton Downs Station Clifton Downs Station 82/1905 Baganimen (f) Mary Magdelen Broome Mission Station Broome Mission Station 144/1898 Bailour Nelson 261/1898 Balagee (m) Mindoola 548/1907 Balarabar (m) Jimmy Junction Police Station Junction Police Station 417/1898 Balgowie (m) La Grange Bay Telegraph Station La Grange Bay Telegraph Station 34/1904 Balia Mullalyup 289/1905 Ballafully (m) Larry Balmaningarra Station Balmaningarra Station 289/1905 Ballakbalt Halls Creek 102/1901 Ballanan Nelson 261/1898 Ballasbiny (f) Warranagine Station Warranagine Station 269/1898 Aboriginal Name Alias Location Station/Mission/Reserve File Number Ballil (m) Micky Gilgally Station Gilgally Station 289/1905 Bally General Ellistonn 975/1901 Bally General Little Battery Little Battery 975/1901 Bally General Laverton 975/1901 Balnah (f) La Grange Bay Telegraph Station La Grange Bay Telegraph Station 34/1904 Balnah (f) Mary La Grange Bay Telegraph Station La Grange Bay Telegraph Station 34/1904 Baluah (f) Mary La Grange Bay Telegraph Station La Grange Bay Telegraph Station 22/1907 Baluah (f) La Grange Bay Telegraph Station La Grange Bay Telegraph Station 22/1907 Balyuah (f) La Grange Bay Telegraph Station La Grange Bay Telegraph Station 34/1904 Bambara (m) La Grange Bay Telegraph Station La Grange Bay Telegraph Station 103/1900 Bambara (m) La Grange Bay La Grange Bay 917/1899 Bambilul Turkey Creek 102/1901 Bambilul (f) Turkey Creek 161/1902 Bamboorah (m) La Grange Bay Telegraph Station La Grange Bay Telegraph Station 33/1901 Bambuna (f) Balfour Downs Station Balfour Downs Station 658/1907 Banbarra (f) Hamelin Pool Telegraph Station Hamelin Pool Telegraph Station 127/1898 Banda (f) Minnie Mt Phillips Station Mt Phillips Station Unnumbered/1908 Bander (m) Piper Bundarra Station Bundarra Station 647/1902 Bando (f) Ashburton Downs Station Ashburton Downs Station 64/1901 Bandymall (m) Maiah 35/1900 Bandymall (m) Coorow 35/1900 Banering (m) Bobey Tambrey Station Tambrey Station 169/1903 Banering (m) Bobey Tableland Police Station Tableland Police Station 169/1903 Banigo Turkey Creek 161/1902 Banigo Ord River 161/1902 Banjory Peter Rottnest Island 65/1900 Banjory Peter Roebourne 65/1900 Bantam (m) Mount Anderson Station Mount Anderson Station 289/1905 Banyada Brandy Peak Hill 820/1908 Banyahn (f) Susie Northam Unnumbered/1908 Bardikin (f) Lucy Broome 557/1903 Bardy Ruth (?) Black Range 185/1904 Bargana (f) Angela Beagle Bay Mission Beagle Bay Mission 144/1898 Barla (f) Booelie (?) Junction Police Station Junction Police Station 417/1898 Barlamine Jennie Derby 254/1904 Barmboo (f) Williamsbury Station Williamsbury Station 374/1898 Barnbee (f) Christmas Creek 46/1904 Barnergu (?) (m) Jimmie Mileura Station Mileura Station 922A/1908 Barool (m) Myroodah Station Myroodah Station 289/1905 Aboriginal Name Alias Location Station/Mission/Reserve File Number Barrogga Polly (f) Moolyella 713/1908 Bealiabiddy (m) Governor Bangemall 83/1898 Vol I Beangagarrie (m) Freddie Myroodah Station Myroodah Station 289/1905 Bebar (f) Menzies 508/1898 Bebar (f) Mulline 508/1898 Bebenna (m) Jack Mileura Station Mileura Station 922A/1908 Bedgebah (f) Byro Station Byro Station 275/1905 Beenan (f) Katanning 164/1906 Beenan (f) Kojunup 572/1898 Beera Yarra (m) Ben Northam Unnumbered/1908 Beeran (m) Neddy Kanowna 620/1902 Belangana (m) Tommy Nannine 289/1905 Belegy Roebourne 10/1904 Belegy Derby 10/1904 Belingar Jinny Yalgoo 26/1900 Benan (m) Toby Widgemooltha 459/1908 Benben (m) Irishman Broome Unnumbered/1907 Benjan (m) Sunday Island Mission Sunday Island Mission 8/1902 Beran Lynburn Station Lynburn Station 345/1904 Bernilidge (m) Wallal Telegraph Station Wallal Telegraph Station 1/1902 Bevan (m) Candyup 3/1902 Bevan (m) Lynburn Station Lynburn Station 3/1902 Biano (f) Carnarvon 265/1898 Bibby (f) Williamsbury Station Williamsbury Station 374/1898 Bidadory (?) (f) Roebourne 474/1908 Bidadory (?) (f) Chirritta Station Chirritta Station 474/1908 Bidgeball Yarra Yarra Station Yarra Yarra Station 500/1902 Bido (m-h/c) Carnarvon 289/1905 Bilal (f) Jinney Broome 557/1903 Bilaranora (m) Billy Derby 799/1908 Bilay (m) Tommy Halls Creek 647/1906 Bilbrodins (m) Jack Mileura Station Mileura Station 922A/1908 Billelee (?) (f) La Grange Bay Telegraph Station La Grange Bay Telegraph Station 33/1901 Billijee (m) Frank Halls Creek 635/1906 Billilia (f) Nelly Boolandy Station Boolandy Station 388/1898 Billingarra (m) Jupiter Mt Wittenoom 361/1898 Billingulbut (m) Kojonup 126/1901 Billinjana Jupiter Mt Wittenoom 384/1900 Billyebah (f) Yarra Yarra Station Yarra Yarra Station 500/1902 Aboriginal Name Alias Location Station/Mission/Reserve File Number Bilyack (f) Kitty Mount Anderson Station Mount Anderson Station 289/1905 Bilyagoora (m) Sambo Mooka Station Mooka Station 27/1903 Bilyagoora (m) Sambo Junction Police Station Junction Police Station 27/1903 Bilzebong Warrawagine 620/1898 Bimering (f) Mary Tableland Police Station Tableland Police Station 160/1901 Bindall Derby 10/1904 Bindall Roebourne 10/1904 Bindallarah Turkey Creek 798/1908 Bindallarah Wyndham 798/1908 Binder Billy Coudingnow 477/1905 Bindu (f) Liddy Broome 557/1903 Bingaar (f) Ada Northam Unnumbered/1908 Bingargy (m) Freddy Derby 695/1906 Bingargy (m) Freddy Quanbun Station Quanbun Station 695/1906 Bingargy (m) Freddy Noonkanbah Station Noonkanbah Station 695/1906 Bingarra (m) Albert Gilgally Station Gilgally Station 289/1905 Bingarrie (m) Jimmy Upper Lirringa Station Upper Lirringa Station 289/1905 Bingmea (f) Fitzroy Telegraph Station Fitzroy Telegraph Station 70/1905 Bingmea (f) Fitzroy Telegraph Station Fitzroy Telegraph Station 70/1905 Binjmea (?) (f) Fitzroy Telegraph Station Fitzroy Telegraph Station 45/1904 Binmarry (f) La Grange Bay Telegraph Station La Grange Bay Telegraph Station 34/1904 Binmarry (f) La Grange Bay Telegraph Station La Grange Bay Telegraph Station 103/1900 Binmarry (f) La Grange Bay La Grange Bay 917/1899 Binmary (f) La Grange Bay Telegraph Station La Grange Bay Telegraph Station 22/1907 Binmary (f) La Grange Bay Telegraph Station La Grange Bay Telegraph Station 22/1907 Binnagoora Rosy Wandagee Station Wandagee Station 90/1905 Binnagoora (f) Rosy Wandagee Station Wandagee Station 123/1905 Binnarell Halls Creek 102/1901 Binny (m) Jimmy Broome 638/1907 Binny (m) Jimmy La Grange Bay 638/1907 Binny (m) Jimmy Port Smith 638/1907 Binonia (f) Mary Oobagama Station Oobagama Station 289/1905 Binyan (m) Tommy Bunbury 908/1906 Biradoo (f) La Grange Bay Telegraph Station La Grange Bay Telegraph Station 34/1904 Biradoo (f) La Grange Bay Telegraph Station La Grange Bay Telegraph Station 103/1900 Biradoo (f) La Grange Bay Telegraph Station La Grange Bay Telegraph Station 103/1900 Biradoo (f) La Grange Bay Telegraph Station La Grange Bay Telegraph Station 33/1901 Biradoo (f) La Grange Bay Telegraph Station La Grange Bay Telegraph Station 33/1901 Biradoo (f) La Grange Bay La Grange Bay 917/1899 Aboriginal Name Alias Location Station/Mission/Reserve File Number Biralla (f) La Grange Bay Telegraph Station La Grange Bay Telegraph Station 34/1904 Biralla (f) Mary La Grange Bay Telegraph Station La Grange Bay Telegraph Station 22/1907 Birgonie (f) Mary Broome Unnumbered/1907 Birrabag (f) Jennie Upper Lirringa Station Upper Lirringa Station 289/1905 Birrabba (f) Polly Lower Lirarynga Station Lower Lirarynga Station 289/1905 Birrabian (f) Flora Myroodah Station Myroodah Station 289/1905 Birraga (f) Jenny Mt Phillips Station Mt Phillips Station Unnumbered/1908 Birramorra (f) Broome 10/1903 Biyine (?) (m) Willie Rottnest Island 109/1901 Biyine (?) (m) Willie Pinjarra 109/1901 Bogera Derby 10/1904 Bogera Roebourne 10/1904 Bolubung (m) Gilly Roebourne 444/1905 Bomboroo GinGin 315/1907 Bonarrantwu (?) (m) Beagle Bay Mission Beagle Bay Mission 144/1898 Bongara Willie Black Range 185/1904 Bongol (f) Bongangbar Junction Police Station Junction Police Station 417/1898 Bongular (f) Fraser Range 166/1903 Booagoo (m) Tommy Minderoo Station Minderoo Station 820/1906 Boobala (m) Watty Port Hedland 407/1906 Booban (m) Henry Gilgally Station Gilgally Station 289/1905 Boodner Paddy Mulline 407/1905 Boogagara (f) La Grange Bay Telegraph Station La Grange Bay Telegraph Station 34/1904 Boogagara (f) La Grange
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