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Harry ‘Tambo’ Taylor – Stockman of the Never Never

14/05/2015 By Moya Sharp 2 Comments

Harry 'Tambo' Taylor 1947

On the 19th May 1924, Harry ‘Tambo ’Taylor applied to receive the old-age pension having reached the age of 65 years. His application was refused as he couldn’t show proof of his age. Harry was born to an Aboriginal mother and an Irish father on the Glenalvon Station, NSW, in 1859. He had his mother’s […]

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