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The Bardoc Murder

07/07/2015 By Moya Sharp 1 Comment

Grave of Isaac Robert Miell

In a post I did a few days ago about a lonely grave of Katherine Williamson at Bardoc I mentioned that there was the victim of a murder buried not far from her. The grave of the victim of the unsolved Bardoc murder is on the bank of the creek leading down from Lindsay’s Soak […]

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Bardoc Ghosts

03/07/2015 By Moya Sharp 4 Comments

Sarah A Williamson Bardoc

Back in 2004 I corresponded for a time (the old fashioned way by letter) with a man who spent time in Bardoc as a child and he was in the process of writing his memoirs Frank Kilpatrick from Bassendean.  He wrote:- “Greetings, my daughter, who has access to the internet , tells me from your […]

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The Bardoc Murder –

27/11/2013 By Moya Sharp 3 Comments

The grave of the victim of the unsolved Bardoc murder is on the bank of the creek leading down from Lindsay’s Soak, which is crossed by the road from the Dark Horse (mine) to the Bellvue (mine) about three miles east of Grants Patch. The fenced grave is on the North bank of the creek, […]

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