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Ravenswood, Queensland, Australia

city AU -20.100, 146.883

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Also known as: Ravenew South Walesood Queensland· error
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  1. Occupation (Prospector) 1871
    Like other broken squatters Mosman turned to prospecting, basing himself on the newly-discovered Ravenswood field.
  2. Organiser, Ravenswood Miners' Protection Association 1871
    Organised the Ravenswood Miners' Protection Association, which petitioned the minister for the removal of the field warden. In the same year he was convicted in the Townsville court of having assaulted the warden, T. R. Hackett, whom he had publicly horsewhipped. The Australian Dictionary of Biography dates the association to 1871; the Wikipedia article dates it to 1873.
  3. Born 29 JAN 1876
  4. Born 12 APR 1884
  5. Born 10 MAY 1884
  6. Born 18 JAN 1887
  7. Born 3 JAN 1891
  8. Born 15 APR 1891
  9. Born 5 JUL 1896
  10. Born 2 JUN 1898
  11. Residence 1903
  12. Residence 1908
  13. Residence 1908
    John's occupation is shown as labourer and Elizzie as home duties.
  14. Born 23 AUG 1909
  15. Born 28 MAY 1910
  16. Born 1912
  17. Residence 1913
  18. Residence 1913
    In addition to John and Elizzie, Fanny Lidgate is shown as dressmaker.

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Wikidata Q4392566 - Ravenswood, Queensland Secondary
Ravenswood - town in Queensland, Australia; coordinates -20.102222, 146.889444; en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ravenswood,_Queensland

Identifies place #911 and confirms its held coordinates (-20.1, 146.8833) are the Queensland gold-mining town, ~85 km SE of Townsville. Recorded here because place #8631 is being merged into this row.