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Front Cover: “Broulee” Watercolour by John Skinner Prout, 1843 National Library of Australia NLA - NK311/7 (Back cover at bottom of index) |
Book originally published 2003 by Stuart Magee (paperback)
© Copyright, all rights reserved
ISBN 0-9751016-0-9
Index published 2024 by Tony Magee (Site administrator)
© Copyright, all rights reserved
Whilst my father's book contains a comprehensive Bibliography, the original 2003 hardcopy version has no index, so I've created one as an online supplement:
The complete index is divided into five different sub-categories. Click the following links to go straight to any category:
PEOPLE (including Aboriginal nations - 418 entries)
PLACES (Cities, Towns, Villages, Rivers and Beaches - 324 entries)
PUBLICATIONS (Books, Newspapers and Articles - 55 entries)
OFFICES (including Departments and Societies - 78 entries)
SHIPS (including shipwrecks - 31 entries)
COMPLETE INDEX - ALL BROULEE AND MOSSY by Stuart Magee (818 Entries)
| Abalone (aka mutton fish) | 113 |
| Abbey, Tony | 177 |
| Aboriginal Housing Company, Mogo | 167, 168 |
| Aboriginal Tribes of Australia (Tindale) | 55 |
| Advance Fair Australia (poem by Peter Parley of Broulee) | 92 |
| Adventure, The (ship) | 78 |
| Aeroguard (insect spray, development) | 158 |
| Aird, Frederick | 105 |
| Albion House | 69 |
| Alexander, Stanley | 96, 100 - 102, 105, 134 |
| All-Wise (Aboriginal diety) | 41 |
| All-Wise Being | 42 |
| Allen, Dr | 158 |
| Allens Store, Moruya | 133 |
| Allesio, Con | 114, 122, 181 |
| AMOG Consulting - Tomaga River | 172 |
| Anderson family (of New Broulee) | 114 |
| Anderson, Mrs (Matron at Moruya Hospital) | 114 |
| Anderson, Robert | 105 |
| Annetts Parade (Mossy Point) | 32, 145 |
| Annetts, Hannah | 32 |
| Annetts, Henry Charles (labourer of Mogo) | 143 |
| Annetts, Richard | 105 |
| Appin | 60 |
| Araluen | 79 |
| Ark Harbour | 66, 79 |
| Arralooin (historic spelling) | 21 |
| Aspects of Prehistoric Change in South Coast Hinterland, 1996 (Boots) | 53 |
| Atlas of the Aboriginies of South-eastern NSW (by Sue Wesson, 2000) | 20 |
| Australian Aboriginals, The (book) | 24 |
| Australian Infantry Forces 5th Division | 115 |
| Australian Institute of Australian and Torres Strait Islander Studies, Canberra | 10 |
| Australian National University | 158 |
| Australian Wool | 67 |
| Australian, The (newspaper) | 74 |
| Baggott, Alfred | 121 |
| Baker, Mr (Lands Department in Goulburn) | 112 |
| Ballard, Paul | 133 |
| Balmain Hospital | 126 |
| Bank of Australia | 70 |
| Bank of Australia demise (1843) | 70, 71 |
| Bank of New South Wales | 69 |
| Banksia Retirement Village | 131 |
| Barling, Ceclilia Ann | 30, 31, 32 |
| Barling, Richard | 29 |
| Barlings Beach | 32 |
| Barlow, Reginald Herbert (surveyor and writer) | 24, 33, 43, 105 |
| Barratt, Jacky | 42 |
| Bass Strait | 29 |
| Bateman's Bay (sic) | 89, 97 |
| Batemans Bay | 9, 22, 23, 29, 62, 100, 101, 127 |
| Bathurst | 60 |
| Bawley Point | 60 |
| Bay Street (Broulee) | 83 |
| Bayley, William A (author) | 9, 64, 131 |
| Behind Broulee (book) | 9 |
| Bell (schooner) | 156 |
| Bengello Beach | 23, 74, 86, 119, 175, 181 |
| Bengello Creek | 75, 119 |
| Benton, Beverley | 160 |
| Bergalia | 79 |
| Bermagui | 21, 99 |
| Berrima | 148 |
| Bhundoo (aboriginal name for the Clyde River) | 63 |
| Biamanga (Jack Mumbulla) | 29 |
| Big Island and Little Island | 134 |
| Billy Goat Island | 28 |
| Bimbimbi Mines | 155 |
| Bingie Bingie | 36 |
| Bland, Harry (of Runnymede) | 156 |
| Blue Mountains | 60 |
| Boatright, Stan | 120, 129 |
| Bodalla | 26 |
| Bodalla Cemetery | 35 |
| Bodalla Company | 102 |
| Bodalla Gommera | 26 |
| Boer War | 157 |
| Boot, Phil (archaeologist) | 17 |
| Botany Bay | 58 |
| Botany Bay Rothschild, The (aka Samuel Terry) | 69 |
| Boulbee (Aboriginal man recognised for bravery) | 33 |
| Bourke, Governor | 70 |
| Bourke, Mrs of Mogo | 113 |
| Bourke, Sir Richard (Governor) | 67, 80 |
| Bowral | 125 |
| Boyce, Kate (curator, researcher and archivist) | 10 |
| Boyle, Edward | 86 |
| Braidwood | 78, 100 |
| Braidwood Municipal Council | 105 |
| Brice, Charles | 105 |
| Brierley, John | 182 |
| Broulee - appointment of Police Establishment, 1839 | 82, 83 |
| Broulee - development as a port | 78 - 107 |
| Broulee - gazetted September 9, 1937 | 82 |
| Broulee - mail deliveries | 78 |
| Broulee - plans to make port, 1887 | 94, 96, 97 |
| Broulee - police duties 1840s | 83, 84 |
| Broulee - proposed canal development | 6 |
| Broulee - smuggling and bushranging | 83 |
| Broulee - surveyed to establish village | 80, 81 |
| Broulee (New) - first homes | 111 - 113 |
| Broulee and surronds - shipping losses | 175 - 184 |
| Broulee Bay | 22, 76, 107 |
| Broulee Bay - Japanese submarines | 175 |
| Broulee Beach Estate | 121, 129 |
| Broulee Billy (Aboriginal man recognised for bravery) | 33 |
| Broulee district - agriculture and produce | 91, 92 |
| Broulee Harbour | 74 |
| Broulee Hill | 114 |
| Broulee Island | 18, 22, 110 |
| Broulee Island - 155 lots sale | 131 |
| Broulee Island brothel proposal | 132 |
| Broulee Island Council auction of blocks - 1950s or 1960s | 132 |
| Broulee Island declaration as Nature Reserve - 1972 | 133 |
| Broulee Island developement history | 131 - 135 |
| Broulee Island goverment map of village - 1892 | 131 |
| Broulee Island Nature Reserve decision - 1964 | 132 |
| Broulee Island separation 1873 | 134 |
| Broulee mainland auction of blocks - 1927 | 132 |
| Broulee Progress Association | 107 |
| Broulee Road | 23 |
| Broulee Supermarket | 126 |
| Broulee tribe | 87, 88 |
| Broulee/Mossy Point/Tomakin Sewerage Project | 18 |
| Browley (historic spelling) | 21 |
| Browley Harbour (historic spelling of Broulee) | 80 |
| Brown, Rolly | 173 |
| Buckenbowra | 60 |
| Buckenbowra Road | 65 |
| Buderree fellow white picanniny | 31 |
| Bugelli-Manji clan | 21 |
| Bundell (a native of Illawarra) | 48 |
| Bungendore | 78 |
| Bungendore - surveyed to establish village | 81 |
| Bureau of Meteorology | 135 |
| Burgali (vintage spelling) | 21 |
| Burgurgo | 21 |
| Burgurgo tribe | 21 |
| Burns, Robert | 105 |
| Burrewarra Point | 114 |
| Burrewarra Point | 175 |
| Burri Point | 127 |
| Burri Point | 135 |
| Burrill Lake | 17 |
| Burtkinshaw, Frederick | 120 |
| Burton, Ken | 115, 116 |
| Burton, Mr | 113 |
| Burton's Store | 125 |
| Burtons, The (family) | 115, 116 |
| Busby, Frances | 121 |
| Butler, Lillian | 148 |
| Butler, Thomas | 148 |
| Butler, Tim | 159 |
| Butler, Tom | 148 - 150 |
| Butler, William Henry (aka Tim, or Captain Tim) | 148, 149, 159 |
| Cambage, R H (surveyor) | 63 |
| Campbell, Jane | 148 |
| Campbell, Louisa | 148 |
| Campbell, Mr (Scottish) | 30 |
| Campbell, William - appoinment as Magistrate | 83, 85 |
| Canada | 62 |
| Canberra Times, The | 127, 177, 181 |
| Candalagan Creek | 145 |
| Candlagan Creek | 32, 62, 116, 117, 147 |
| Candlagan Reserve | 145 |
| Candle Cut | 146 |
| Candle Cut Creek | 146 |
| Candle Gut Creek | 146 |
| Candle Rocks | 146 |
| Candlegan Creek | 146 |
| Canton Insurance Company | 157 |
| Cape Howe | 21, 176 |
| Cape Town | 58 |
| Capetown | 157 |
| Captain Oldrey Park | 129 |
| Carnic, Robert | 105 |
| Carolan, Ethel | 111 |
| Carolan, Ethel and Clive | 111 |
| Carolan, Margaret | 111 |
| Carolan, Maud | 111, 112 |
| Carolan, May | 111 |
| Carolan, May | 112 |
| Carolan, Oswald | 111 |
| Carpenter, David | 21 |
| Carpenter, David | 27, 28, 29 |
| Carpenter, Rosie | 29 |
| Carroll College (Catholic) | 130 |
| Carter, Colin | 126 |
| Carter, Gary | 126 |
| Carter, Heather | 126 |
| Carter, June | 126 |
| Carter, Len | 125, 126 |
| Carter's Store | 115, 125 |
| Census of 1828 | 59 |
| Census of 1841 | 85 |
| Census of 1842 | 85 |
| Centaur, The (hospital ship) | 176 |
| Certer, Mary | 125, 126 |
| Chapman, Herbert | 27, 28 |
| China | 123 |
| Chinese Maritime Customs Service | 124 |
| Chita (town in Russia) | 123 |
| Chittick, Lee (author) | 29 |
| Clarke family | 117 |
| Clarke, Ed (builder) | 117, 170, 171, 179, 180 |
| Clifford, Shirley | 177 |
| Clows' Wharf | 103 |
| Clyde River | 63, 100 |
| Coastal Change at Broulee, 1828-1981, by Paul Ballard | 133 |
| Coila Lake | 36, 38 |
| Colonial Secretary, Sydney | 66, 86, 87, 88 |
| Colonial Secretary's Office | 148 |
| Colony of New South Wales | 61 |
| Commonwealth Savings Bank, Broulee 1964 | 126 |
| Cone Rock | 135, 182 |
| Connell family | 144 |
| Connell's track | 145 |
| Connells Point (original name for Mossy Point) | 143, 145, 146, 149, 158 |
| Connells Point, Sydney (separate to Connells Point, now Mossy Point) | 145 |
| Convict labour | 61 |
| Cook, Captain James | 63, 154 |
| Cook's Timber Mill | 154, 155 |
| Cooney, Bill | 181, 182 |
| Cooney, Helen | 181 |
| Cooper, Reg | 158, 175 |
| Cooper, Theo | 158 |
| Coorall (person) | 34 |
| Correspondence School | 152 |
| Couch, William - Postmaster | 88 |
| County Antrim (Ireland) | 147 |
| County Down (Ireland) | 147 |
| County of St Vincent | 64, 66, 70 |
| Couranyan (Aboriginal man of the Pigeon House Tribe) | 87, 88 |
| Court of Petty Sessions, Moruya | 88 |
| Crouch, William (Pound Keeper and Postmaster, Broulee) | 83 |
| Crusoe (man of Broulee, possibly Peter Parley) | 92, 93 |
| CSIRO | 158 |
| Cullinan, Clive | 112 |
| Cullinan, Jack | 112 |
| Cullinan, Mrs | 112 |
| Cumberland Plain | 60 |
| Cundalgah | 146 |
| Currency Lass Inn | 91 |
| David family | 119 |
| Davidge, Alf | 116 |
| Davidge, Annie | 116 |
| Davidge, Helen (nee Deudney) | 114 |
| Davidge, Rose | 116 |
| Davis, Percy | 27, 28 |
| Denham, Emma Susan | 32 |
| Denham, Robert | 32 |
| Denham's Beach | 32 |
| Department of Aboriginal Affairs | 168 |
| Deudney, Charles (dredge-master at Araluen) | 114, 125 |
| Deudney, Harold | 112 |
| Deudney, Helen | 114 |
| Deudney, Norman | 112 |
| Deudney, Ron | 112 - 114, 120, 135 |
| Dithol (mountain top - aboriginal name) | 63 |
| Division of Entomology (CSIRO) | 158 |
| Dixon, Dr | 158 |
| Djohadze, V | 53 |
| Djurga landuage | 21 |
| Doherty, Rhonda (nee Sebbens) | 30 |
| Domeny, Keith (carpenter) | 170 |
| Domeny, Robyn | 170 |
| Donnelly family | 133 |
| Dow, Gwyneth M (nee Terry) | 69 |
| Draft Regional Settlement Strategy (and principles of development) | 127, 128 |
| Du Ross, John | 105 |
| Duckworth, Bert | 179, 180 |
| Dureenbee (ship) | 176, 177 |
| East Broulee (aka Bloulee Island) | 131 |
| Economic collapse of 1841 | 75 |
| Eden | 104, 127 |
| Egypt | 42 |
| El Salvador | 126 |
| Elizabeth Street, Sydney | 69 |
| Emmott, Abraham | 133, 136 |
| Emmotts Store, Moruya | 133 |
| England | 62 |
| Erin-go-Bragh hotel - Broulee Island | 84, 86, 133, 134 |
| Erin-go-Bragh Hotel closure | 88 |
| Eurobodalla Almanac (book by Noel Warry, 1991) | 9 |
| Eurobodalla Shire Council | 107, 129, 145 |
| Eurobodalla, History of the Moruya District (book, 1980) | 9 |
| Examiner of Public Works Proposals (Stanley Alexander) | 96 |
| Fauna Protection Act of 1948 | 132 |
| Fenson, Deanne (Connell family historian) | 144 |
| Findlay, Mr | 113 |
| Finest Harbour in the World (Port Jackson / Sydney Harbour) | 58 |
| Fire water (probably a term for alcohol) | 41 |
| First Fleet | 52 |
| Fisher family | 160 |
| Fisher, Ann | 160 |
| Fisher, Annetta | 135, 160 |
| Fisher, Clarrie | 160 |
| Fisher, Richard | 161 |
| Fisher, Richard (of Mogo) | 180 |
| Fishing families - modern | 182 - 184 |
| Flanagan, Francis | 21, 22, 23, 64, 65 |
| Flanagan, Francis - appointment as Magistrate | 83, 85 |
| Flanagan, Francis (Magistrate) | 44 - 52, 87, 88 |
| Florance, Thomas (surveyor) | 62, 63, 147, 172 |
| Fly (ship) | 29 |
| Forsythe, Charley | 119 |
| Fox, Terry (author) | 29 |
| Fraser, Ian | 129 |
| Frazer, James | 119 |
| Freeman, Elaine | 117 |
| Gabo Island | 176 |
| Geoff Moir and Associates | 135 |
| George Bass Drive | 23, 76 |
| Gibbney, Dr Jim | 9 |
| Gibbney, Mr | 64, 76, 113, 131 |
| Gill, Herman G (author) | 184 |
| Gipps, Governor | 70, 71, 148 |
| Gippsland | 29 |
| Glenduart (town) | 66 |
| Glenelg, Lord | 67 |
| Goddard, William Henry | 143 |
| Gollan, Klim | 18 |
| Gommera (head of tribe) | 25, 27 |
| Goodridge-Leigh Estate | 73, 74, 119 |
| Goulburn | 60 |
| Goulburn Lands Department | 112 |
| Government Gazette, 1846 | 88 |
| Governor Arthur Phillip | 57, 58 |
| Governor Darling | 10 |
| Governor Macquarie | 60 |
| Gowing, Mrs Robin | 173 |
| Gowlland, Lieutenant J T | 134 |
| Grant Street (Broulee) | 116 |
| Gray family | 158 |
| Great Spirit, The | 88 |
| Grierson, T N (farmer) | 101, 102, 105 |
| Gunaal (Rosie Carpenter) | 29 |
| Guy, George | 105 |
| Guyangal tribe | 21 |
| Hague Convention | 176 |
| Hamer, Margaret | 114 |
| Harbours and Rivers Department, 1887 | 94 |
| Harper, Charles (Surveyor) | 143 |
| Harper, Mr (Inn keeper) | 91 |
| Harriet, The (ship) | 79 |
| Hawdon Street - Broulee Island | 132 |
| Hawdon, Ernest | 105 |
| Hawdon, John | 30, 66, 79, 80 |
| Hawdon, John - letter to Governor Bourke | 81 |
| Hawdon, William | 105 |
| Hay, John | 87 |
| Helson family | 115 |
| Helson, Albert | 181 |
| Helson, Arnold | 115, 117, 135 |
| Helson, Margaret (nee Hamer) | 111, 114 |
| Hemmingway, Dorothy (nee Carolan) | 111, 114 |
| Hemmingway, Jim | 110, 111, 113 |
| Hines, Lionel | 125 |
| Hines, May | 125 |
| Hinterland | 17 |
| Historical Records of Australia, Series 1 | 66 |
| Hoddle, Robert (surveyor) | 63, 66 |
| Horse Artillery of the Russian Army | 124 |
| Hosking, John | 68, 69, 131, 143 |
| Hosking, John (first Mayor of Sydney) | 78 |
| Howitt, A W (anthropologist) | 20, 24 - 26, 54 |
| Hughes and Hosking - collapse and bankruptcy | 70 |
| Hughes and Hosking (developers) | 147 |
| Hughes and Hosking firm | 70 |
| Hughes, John Terry | 68, 69, 131, 143 |
| Hughes, P J | 53 |
| Hughes, Philip | 17 |
| Hunter Valley | 60 |
| Huntley Street - Broulee Island | 131 |
| Huskisson | 152 |
| Illawarra | 60 |
| Illawarra and South Coast Aborigines 1770-1850 (publication) | 44, 45 |
| Illawong (property) | 76, 120 |
| India | 123 |
| Innes family | 149 |
| Innes, John | 32 |
| Innes, Norman | 120 |
| Insolvent Court | 70 |
| Insworth, James (Scottish) | 31 |
| Insworth, John (Scottish) | 31 |
| Ireland | 64 |
| Iron Crown, The (ship) | 176 |
| Iron Knight, The (ship) | 176 |
| Italy | 74 |
| Jack, Pam (nee Lyttle, architect) | 114 |
| Jack, Russell (architect) | 114 |
| Japanese imperialists | 123 |
| Japanese submarines - Broulee Bay | 175 |
| Jay, Cathy | 120 |
| Jay, Colin | 120, 129 |
| Jay, Colin and Kathy | 76 |
| Jeffers, Robert (Superintendent) | 87, 105 |
| Jenny, Queen of Broulee | 25 |
| Jerry, Chief of Broulee (Aboriginal man recognised for bravery) | 33 |
| Jervis Bay | 21 |
| John Penn, The (ship) | 175 |
| Johnson (lock-up keeper) | 87 |
| Johnson, Mr (solicitor of Goulburn) | 111 |
| Joias (magical charm) | 27 |
| Joint Stock Board | 144 |
| Jones, Clem (and boarding house) | 155 |
| Jones, Clemence | 110 |
| Jones, David (Draper) | 86 |
| Journal of the Royal Historical Society of Australia | 30 |
| Karlsruhe, Germany | 123 |
| Kempsey | 23 |
| Kent (England) | 30 |
| Kiama, The (steamer) | 97 |
| Kian (person) | 34 |
| King George III | 58 |
| King Jacky Mumbulla | 28 |
| King Merriman | 28 |
| King Merriman's Island | 29 |
| King of Wallaga Lake and Bega (Jack Mumbulla) | 29 |
| Kings Highway | 162 |
| Kiora (property) | 31, 79 |
| Kivora (historic spelling) | 21 |
| Kokoda Trail | 115 |
| Koolgardie safe | 161 |
| Kowarra, The (ship) | 176 |
| Kurial tribe | 21 |
| Kurnai tribe | 26 |
| Kuttabul, The (ship - sinking in Sydney Harbour) | 175 |
| Lagan River (Ireland) | 147 |
| Lance, Alan (archaeologist) | 18 |
| Land grants | 60 - 69, 73 |
| Larmer (surveyer) | 81 |
| Larmer (surveyor) - proposed layout of Broulee Island | 131 |
| Launceston | 78 |
| Law, Archie | 119, 120 |
| League of Nations | 124 |
| Legislative Council | 71 |
| Lieutenant Johnson | 63 |
| London | 44, 72, 123 |
| Louttit, Roy | 135 |
| Love, Graham | 105 |
| Lynch, James | 105, 143 |
| Lynch's Swamp | 112 |
| Lyons family | 118 |
| Lyons, John (Master Mariner of Balmain) | 119 |
| Lyons, Mr and Mrs of Mt Oldrey | 112 |
| Lyons, Mrs (of Mount Oldrey) - land ownership | 117 |
| Lyons, Nora Mary Rose | 119 |
| Lyons, William Starkey | 119 |
| Lysaghts - goods retailer | 113 |
| Lyttle family | 113 |
| Lyttle Street (Broulee) | 116 |
| Lyttle, Ann | 114 |
| Lyttle, Dr Peter (of Goulburn) | 157 |
| Lyttle, Dr Samuel | 111, 112, 114 |
| Lyttle, Joan | 114 |
| Lyttle, Keith | 114 |
| Lyttle, Ken | 114 |
| Lyttle, Pam | 114 |
| Lyttle, Peter | 114 |
| Mackay (city) | 156 |
| Mackey, William | 119 |
| Macklin, Robert (journalist) | 12, 13, back page |
| MacLean Street (Broulee) | 83 |
| Maclean, John | 66 |
| Macquarie University, Sydney | 168 |
| Maggs, Dr Alex (Macquarie University academic) | 169 |
| Malabar, Abraham | 86, 87, 108 |
| Malabar, Elizabeth (grave on Broulee Island) | 108 |
| Manchester | 69 |
| Manchuria | 124 |
| Manning River | 64 |
| Margaret Jane, The (ship) | 156 |
| Martin Place | 69 |
| Mason, Bob | 157 |
| Massey, Bill | 125 |
| Mathews, Janet (music teacher) | 27 |
| Mathews, R H (anthropologist) | 20, 27, 55 |
| Matthews, H L (Surveyer General for NSW, 1926) | 21 |
| Matthews, Janet | 21 |
| Mayor of Sydney | 70 |
| McAlister, District Constable | 87 |
| McCauley, Bernard (Publican) | 84 |
| McDiarmid, Gus | 177 |
| McDiarmid, Raynor | 177 |
| McMillan, Mr | 110 |
| McNee, John W (Magistrate) | 83 |
| McPherson, Archibald | 177 |
| Meares, Rev. M D | 45 - 52 |
| Melbourne | 70 |
| Melville Point | 178, 179 |
| Mena, Robert | 126 |
| Mena, Samantha | 126 |
| Mena, Tammy (nee Palmos) | 126 |
| Merlyn Hotel, Moruya | 133 |
| Merriman Island | 28 |
| Merriman's territory | 28 |
| Milwain, Charles (Mossy Point store owner) | 178 - 180 |
| Miranen (R H Mathews' aboriginal name) | 55 |
| Mirrabooka, The (trawler) | 177 |
| Mogo | 18, 19, 65, 112 |
| Mogo - school teaching methods and improvements | 168, 169 |
| Mogo Creek | 100 |
| Mogo family settlers, 1960s to 1980s | 167 |
| Mogo Post Office | 113 |
| Mogo school teaching aids 1976 | 169, 170 |
| Mogo school, opening in 1869 | 168 |
| Molsheim, Alsace (France) | 123 |
| Monash University | 54 |
| Monster with great white wings - Aboriginal account of seeing the first British ships | 34 - 40 |
| Montague Island | 37, 176 |
| Moore, Joe (Macquarie University academic) | 169 |
| Moorooya (vintage spelling) | 21 |
| Morris (1832 Census) | 25 |
| Morris, Michael | 105 |
| Morris' Australian Pocket Book and Diary, 1845 | 78 |
| Morton, Ron | 181, 182 |
| Moruya | 26, 30, 62 |
| Moruya and District Historical Society | 9 |
| Moruya bar | 31 |
| Moruya Chamber of Commerce | 107 |
| Moruya Examiner article, 1889 | 96 |
| Moruya Examiner article, 1890 | 92 |
| Moruya Examiner Centenary Edition 1888 | 33 |
| Moruya Examiner, The (newspaper) | 10, 21, 33, 106 |
| Moruya Lagoon | 36 |
| Moruya River | 22, 31, 44, 64, 76, 79, 97, 100 |
| Moruya Steam Navigation Company | 93, 106 |
| Moruya, 1841 flood | 76 |
| Moruya, Post Office | 88 |
| Mossy Point and Mogo development history | 143 - 173 |
| Mossy Point Progress Association | 107, 144 |
| Mossy Rock | 146 |
| Mount Oldrey | 73, 74 |
| Mount Oldrey Estate | 76, 119 |
| Mount Oldrey sale advertisment | 74, 75 |
| Mt. Wandera | 60 |
| Muffin Shop, The | 177 |
| Mullenderee (historic spelling) | 21, 44, 64 |
| Mullenderry | 87 |
| Mumbella, Jack (King of Wallaga Lake and Bega) | 29 |
| Mumbulla, Percy | 28 |
| Murphy, Rod (builder) | 125 |
| Murramarang | 23, 60 |
| Murray, The (ship) | 106 |
| Mutton fish (aka abalone) | 113 |
| Mynora (property) | 34, 97 |
| Nansen passport (issued by the League of Nations) | 124 |
| Nansen, Fridtjof | 124 |
| Narramurrao (tribal name of Percy Davis) | 28 |
| National Library of Australia | 10 |
| National Parks and Wildlife Service | 17 |
| Natives Tribes of South-eastern Australia (1904) | 21 |
| Nelligen | 9, 65, 100 |
| Nerrigundah | 116 |
| New Broulee - first homes | 111 - 113 |
| Nixon, Dr Robert James (medical practitioner of Petersham) | 143 |
| Noorooma (historic spelling) | 103 |
| Nowra | 151 |
| NSW Archives Office, Sydney | 10, 21 |
| NSW Legislative Council | 44 |
| Nullandarie (historic spelling) | 21 |
| Nye family | 133, 142, 147, 148 |
| Nye, Andrew (born 1895) | 148, 149 |
| Nye, Andrew Bartholomew (born 1866) | 148 |
| Nye, Andrew III | 149 |
| Nye, Andrew IV | 148, 149 |
| Nye, Bill | 149, 151 |
| Nye, Charles | 148 |
| Nye, Fred | 149 |
| Nye, James | 148 |
| Nye, Jane | 148 |
| Nye, Jeannie | 19 |
| Nye, Lillian | 148, 152, 153 |
| O'Grady, John (author) | 123 |
| Old Broulee | 78 - 105 |
| Oldrey Broulee project demise | 90, 91 |
| Oldrey Crescent | 115 |
| Oldrey Park, Broulee | 32, 76 |
| Oldrey, Captain William | 23, 30-33, 68, 73-75, 87, 88, 110, 119, 147 |
| Oldrey, Captain William - erection of hotel on Broulee Island | 131 |
| Oldrey, Captain William - relationship with Aboriginies | 87 |
| Oldrey's Folly | 90 |
| Organ, Michael (archivist) | 44, 55 |
| Osborne, Henry | 143 |
| Pagago (historic spelling) | 21, 23 |
| Pargago (historic spelling) | 21 |
| Paris | 123 |
| Parley, Peter (poet) | 92, 93 |
| Parley, Peter (world traveller and writer - possibly same) | 93 |
| Parramatta | 69 |
| Parramatta River | 60 |
| Parsons, Ronald (author) | 184 |
| Penrith | 60 |
| Pergoga (historic spelling) | 21, 22, 44, 64 |
| Phillip (possibly Captain Arthur) | 61 |
| Pigeon House (mountain top) | 63 |
| Pigeon House tribe | 88 |
| Pike, Jim | 158 |
| Pioneer Mill | 155, 156 |
| Pitjandjara tribe | 24 |
| Place Names of Indigenous Origin in Australia (Publication) | 20 |
| Police District of Broulee | 22 |
| Port Jackson | 58, 64, 65, 71 |
| Port Kembla | 152 |
| Port Macquarie | 76 |
| Port Phillip | 70, 78 |
| Possum skin cloak | 23 |
| Princes Highway | 23, 28, 76 |
| Proclamation of the Colony of New South Wales | 57 |
| Procter, William | 132 |
| Prout, J S (artist - watercolour from 1943, front cover of this book) | 131 |
| Queanbeyan | 78, 158 |
| Queen Victoria | 71, 72 |
| Radclyffe family | 157, 158 |
| Radclyffe, Louis | 157 |
| Radclyffe, Molly | 145, 158, 175 |
| Radio Station 2CA | 160 |
| Radio-carbon Dates from Archaeological Sites on the South Coast of NSW, 1980 | 53 |
| Rambles and Observations in NSW, 1846 | 56 |
| Recina, The (ship) | 176 |
| Red Army | 124 |
| Red Soldiers | 124 |
| Reid, Alexander | 177 |
| Reynolds, G T (historian) | 9, 32 |
| Rhodes, W B | 147 |
| Rhodes, William | 79 |
| Richter, Herman Carl (aka "Pop") | 122 |
| Rickman, Helen (nee Cooney) | 181 |
| Rickman, Jack | 181 |
| Rickman, Tom | 181 |
| Ripple, The (ship) | 179 |
| Roadstead (ship friendly stretch of water near shore) | 79 |
| Robinson, Roland (writer) | 28 |
| Roland, Robinson (poet and writer) | 15 |
| Rose Bay Jetty | 106 |
| Rose, Henry | 30 |
| Rose, Mrs Lyndon (sociologist) | 18, 54, 148, 173 |
| Rover, The (ship) | 32 |
| Rover, The (shipwreck) | 56, 87, 134, 175 |
| Royal Australian Historical Society | 70 |
| Royal Humane and Shipwreck Society | 177, 179 |
| Royal Navy | 73 |
| Rusden (surveyor) | 63 |
| Ruskin, Alan (teacher at Mogo school, 1973) | 168 |
| Russian Army | 124 |
| Russian Revolution | 124 |
| Ryan A J (Kingston record store owner and founder of Radio 2CA) | 160 |
| Ryan, Bruce (author) | 78 |
| Salvation Army | 123 |
| Sawer, Professor Geoffrey | 127 |
| Scarborough Bay | 74 |
| Scrobles, Arthur | 177 |
| Sebbens Saw Mill | 145 |
| Sebbens, James | 31, 32 |
| Secretary of State, London | 65, 66, 86 |
| Shamrock, The (ship) | 78 |
| Shanghai | 123, 124 |
| Sharpe, Mr (teacher from Albion park) | 112, 114 |
| Sheep | 59 |
| Shellgrit collected from Broulee Island | 110 |
| Shipping losses - East Coast of Australia 1942, 1943 | 174 |
| Shoalhaven | 21, 64 |
| Silver Medal for Bravery | 180 |
| Sisters, The (schooner) | 156 |
| Smith and Train (developers) | 128 |
| Smith, Charles | 121 |
| Smith, Frances | 121 |
| Smith, John Montgomery | 121 |
| Smith, T W | 105 |
| Snake-bite (Aboriginal method of cure) | 41 |
| Some Australian Beliefs, by A W Howitt | 25 |
| South Africa | 157 |
| Southern Star (newpaper) | 107, 130, 136 |
| Speculators | 86 |
| Speer, Robert | 105 |
| Springs, The (a place) | 36 |
| Squatters | 86 |
| St Georges Basin | 22 |
| St Peter's (pre-school) | 130 |
| St Vincent (property near Moruya) | 21 |
| Stanley, Lord | 72 |
| State Minister for Public Works 1978 | 107 |
| Stenteford, Efram Hook (Builder of Moruya) | 119 |
| Stephens, James (Farmer of Mullenderee) | 119 |
| Stephens, Mr (Mossy Point store owner) | 177 |
| Stephens, Mrs Stan | 145 |
| Stephens, Stan | 157 |
| Stewart, Jeanne (nee Nye) | 19, 54, 148, 149 |
| Stewart, Rose (nee Davidge) | 116 |
| Stock numbers and lists | 59 |
| Stockyard, Mr (Aboriginal man of the Broulee Tribe) | 88 |
| Stoney Creek at Coila | 34, 35, 38 |
| Stranger, Jean (editor) | 55 |
| Stuart, Captain Charles | 156 |
| Sullivan, Marjorie (archaeologist) | 18 |
| Sunpatch Beach | 149 |
| Surfside Avenue | 145 |
| Switzerland | 123 |
| Sydney | 29, 30, 44, 64, 69 ,73, 110 |
| Sydney Cove | 90 |
| Sydney Fish Market | 150 |
| Sydney GPO | 69 |
| Sydney Harbour | 106 |
| Sydney Morning Herald 1845 | 78 |
| Sydney Morning Herald, 1856 | 89 |
| Sydney Opera House lottery financing | 72 |
| Tarago | 161 |
| Telopea Park School, Canberra | 117 |
| Templeton's Crossing | 115 |
| Terry, Samuel | 69 |
| Tharamulan (supreme spirit of The Yuin Tribe) | 25 |
| The Depot (lodgings) | 30 |
| The Isle of Innisfree, (poem by W. B. Yeats) | 14 |
| The Life of Old Moruya by A F Emmott | 136 |
| The South Coast of NSW, 1964 | 55 |
| The Trade and Resources of the Districts Served by the Moruya River, report, 1891 | 134 |
| Then and Now (book, 1988) | 9 |
| Theromar, King of Broulee | 25 |
| They're a Weird Mob (Australian comic novel) | 123 |
| Thoorga (language) | 21 |
| Timbery, Joe | 133 |
| Timbery, Joe - boomerang demonstarion for The Queen 1954 | 133 |
| Tindale, Norman (arthor) | 24, 55 |
| Tomaga Port (renamed Tomakin around 1882) | 155 |
| Tomaga River | 62, 63, 100, 117, 135, 145, 154 |
| Tomaga River - preferred entrance to sea | 171, 172 |
| Tomaga River Estuary Management Committee | 171 |
| Tomakin | 9 |
| Tomakin Beach | 179 |
| Tomakin Progress Association | 107 |
| Tomakin ramp | 63 |
| Tomakin River Wharf | 110 |
| Tombolo - a split sometimes joing the Island to the Mainland | 133 |
| Tomhahgan River (Aboriginal name for Tomaga River) | 154 |
| Tonaga River anchor | 154, 155 |
| Toohey's Brewery | 69 |
| Towns and Settlement of the South Coast on NSW (thesis by B Ryan, 1965) | 78 |
| Townsend, J P | 33, 56 |
| Train, Gladys | 121 |
| Train, John | 121 |
| Trarmway proposal - Broulee to Moruya, 1887 | 94, 95 |
| Trident, The (ship) | 93, 103 |
| Trident, The (shipwreck) | 106 |
| Trinity, Dublin | 14 |
| Turlinjah | 103, 104 |
| Turner family | 160 |
| Turner, Geoffrey | 132, 160, 178, 179 |
| Turner, Lloyd | 160 |
| Turner, Lyris | 160 |
| Turner, Mary | 178 |
| Turner, Peter | 160 |
| Tuross | 37 |
| Tuross Bridge | 102 |
| Tuross Heads | 35 |
| Tuross Point | 34 |
| Tuross River | 103 |
| Ulladulla | 23, 63, 65, 79, 99 |
| Ulladulla - surveyed to establish village | 81 |
| Ulladulla School | 152 |
| Union Inn (hotel on Broulee Island, 1846) | 88 |
| Van Diemens Land | 62 |
| Veech, Mrs of Mogo | 113 |
| Vest family | 173 |
| Vicars, John (of Lindfield) | 121 |
| Waddell, Elizabeth | 78 |
| Waddell, John (Scots farmer) | 78 |
| Waddy men (Aboriginal tribe - see also alternate spelling - Waddymen) | 35 |
| Waddy-man of Browlee | 25 |
| Waddymen of Bellowra (Aboriginal tribe) | 40 |
| Wagonga | 103, 104 |
| Waldron, Francis - appointment as Clerk of the Bench of Magistrates | 83 |
| Wallaga Lake | 28 |
| Wallaga Lake tribe | 28, 29 |
| Walton, Joseph | 132 |
| Warenda (Aboriginal person) | 25 |
| Warragal Tom (Aboriginal man recognised for bravery) | 33 |
| Warry, Noel (author) | 9 |
| Wason, William - appointment as Magistrate | 83, 85 |
| Waterhouse, Dr Doug | 158 |
| Waterhouse, Mrs Dawn | 158, 159 |
| Waterwitch, The (ship) | 30 |
| Weatherhead, Alexander | 79 |
| Weetangera (1880s property) | 162 |
| Well's Gazetteer 1848 | 84 |
| Wentworth, D'Arcy | 69 |
| Wesson, Sue | 20, 25, 54 |
| West, Archdeacon | 160 |
| Westminster, The (ship) | 30 |
| Whale Fisheries | 67 |
| What the South Coast Means to Me (book, including a poem, by Roland Robinson) | 15, 28 |
| White, Joe | 134 |
| Wilkins, David (writer) | 20 |
| Williams family - journey from Weetangera property to Mogo - 1882 | 162 - 166 |
| Williams, Albert | 162 |
| Williams, Ann | 162, 177 |
| Williams, Cecil | 177 |
| Williams, Tom | 162 |
| Willmington, William (storekeeper) | 86 |
| Willmore and Randell (developers) | 128, 129 |
| Windsor | 60 |
| Wodonga River | 101 |
| Wollongong | 45, 52 |
| Wolrab (Reginald Barlow's writing pseudonym) | 33 |
| Wonderwitch, The (ship) | 30 |
| Woolloomooloo Gaol | 87 |
| World War I | 123, 124 |
| Wreck Bay | 152 |
| Yeats, W B (poet) | 14 |
| Yuin nation (tribe is used in the book) | 20 - 25, 28 |
| Zanadvoroff, Hilda (see also two alternate spellings below) | 123, 135 |
| Zanadvoroff, John | 123 - 125 |
| Zandorff (family of New Broulee) | 114 |
| Zandorff, Hilda | 123 - 125 |
| Zandorff, John (resident of Broulee 1972) | 111, 123 |
| Zandoroff, Hilda | 111 |
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Back Cover: “Broulee” Watercolour by John Skinner Prout, 1843 National Library of Australia. NLA - NK311/7 |
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