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Doubly Deserted at the Moonbeam –

16/08/2025 By Moya Sharp 1 Comment

Western Mail 25 December 1905, page 10 The Doubly Deserted by Val Jameson Up in the heavens, a westering sun cast oblique rays, still fiercely hot, on the parched bush that stretched its shrivelled growth as far as the eye could see from the prospectors’ camp. Nearby, a windlass under a roof of boughs stood […]

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Yundamindera Cemetery:-

30/06/2018 By Moya Sharp Leave a Comment

There are 11 known burials in the Yundamindera Cemetery (The Granites)  29°07.58’s  122°02.97’E 9 of natural causes and 2 suicides. The first burial is of John Joyce, known as Laurence Joyce on 11 Jul 1900 and the last was of John HALES 29 Mar 1923. ANDERSON Alfred, d 9 May 1903, at the Bulletin Hotel, Yundamindera, […]

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