- View in 1829. In 1830, the next settler, John Hawdon, set up a
squat at
Bergalia, but
being beyond the limits,
could not gain
title to the land. In 1831...
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particular term was not used by the Yuin. King
Paddy Nurrang, King of
Bergalia or Baragalia(?), of the
Brinja people Umbarra (died 1904), aka King Merriman...
- include:
Akolele Angledale Araluen (part)
Batehaven Belowra Benandarah Bergalia Bimbimbie Bingie Bodalla Broulee Buckenbowra Central Tilba Cadgee Catalina...
- The
Lakeview Homestead Complex is a heritage-listed
homestead complex at
Bergalia in the
Eurobodalla Shire local government area of New
South Wales, Australia...
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Bendoura Public School Bendoura Queanbeyan–Palerang 1891 1927
Bergalia Public School Bergalia Eurobodalla 1867 1931
Berida Red
Cross Home
Bowral Wingecarribee...
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inhabitants of the land were
Aborigines of the Walbanga,
Murrinjari and
Bergalia clans. The
origin of the name is
unclear and was
already in use at the...
- 71778 (Belowra Parish)
Bergalia Eurobodalla Shire 35°58′54″S 150°02′04″E / 35.98167°S 150.03444°E / -35.98167; 150.03444 (
Bergalia Parish)
Bermagui Bega...
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comprising the
areas known today as Congo,
Bergalia,
Tuross Head and Bodalla. This
squatting run was
referred to as '
Bergalia'. In 1843, he
established an outstation...
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Sydney and
Melbourne by 1861. In the
early 1860s, he
lived for a
period at
Bergalia station near Moruya, but
returned to
Sydney in 1865 and
worked at his agency...
- the
company purchased four new ships: Bermagui, Bonandera, Bodalla, and
Bergalia.
Bodalla was
requisitioned for the war
effort and
repurposed as a minesweeper;...
