Note to readers: This is one of a series of pages that I am creating to provide a reference list of people with New England connections.
Initially the references will be fairly fragmentary, linking especially to my own posts. My hope is that in time it will provide the base for a true New England Dictionary of Biography. You will find a complete list of pages here.
Note to readers: This is one of a series of pages that I am creating to provide a reference list of people with New England connections.
Initially the references will be fairly fragmentary, linking especially to my own posts. My hope is that in time it will provide the base for a true New England Dictionary of Biography. You will find a complete list of pages here.
Note to readers: This is one of a series of pages that I am creating to provide a reference list of people with New England connections.
Initially the references will be fairly fragmentary, linking especially to my own posts. My hope is that in time it will provide the base for a true New England Dictionary of Biography. You will find a complete list of pages here.
Woolmington, Eric. Northern Tablelands. Geographer. Here.
Woolmington, Jean (Jo) (1927-2007). Northern Tablelands. Teacher, historian, with a special focus on the Australian Aborigines. Here.
Woolnough, Peter. Northern Tablelands. Singer and Entertainer. See Peter Allen.
Note to readers: This is one of a series of pages that I am creating to provide a reference list of people with New England connections.
Initially the references will be fairly fragmentary, linking especially to my own posts. My hope is that in time it will provide the base for a true New England Dictionary of Biography. You will find a complete list of pages here.
Note to readers: This is one of a series of pages that I am creating to provide a reference list of people with New England connections.
Initially the references will be fairly fragmentary, linking especially to my own posts. My hope is that in time it will provide the base for a true New England Dictionary of Biography. You will find a complete list of pages here.
I have finally found a map of the distribution of New England's Aboriginal languages.
Looking at the map, I know something about every one with two exceptions: the Nganyaywana around Armidale and the Wgarabal around Tenterfield.
I know the Armidale group by a different name, but know nothing about the second. So I have some investigation to do.
Note to readers: This is one of a series of pages that I am creating to provide a reference list of people with New England connections.
Initially the references will be fairly fragmentary, linking especially to my own posts. My hope is that in time it will provide the base for a true New England Dictionary of Biography. You will find a complete list of pages here.
I have begun putting up a post on the New England Australia blog on the economic basis of traditional Aboriginal life in New England.
Once completed, I will transfer it to this blog as a small building block in the development of New England's history prior to the European intrusion.
Note to readers: This is one of a series of pages that I am creating to provide a reference list of people with New England connections.
Initially the references will be fairly fragmentary, linking especially to my own posts. My hope is that in time it will provide the base for a true New England Dictionary of Biography. You will find a complete list of pages here.
Note to readers: This is one of a series of pages that I am creating to provide a reference list of people with New England connections.
Initially the references will be fairly fragmentary, linking especially to my own posts. My hope is that in time it will provide the base for a true New England Dictionary of Biography. You will find a complete list of pages here.
Rolls, Eric (1923-2007). Farmer and writer. Western Plains and Mid North Coast. Eric Rolls was a farmer turned writer who became one of New England's most famous writers with his wonderfully evocative book A Million Wild Acres. Post here.
