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Eureka Stockade
Eureka is a story of human courage and the right for freedom and dignity. It is a story about human solidarity, direct action and direct democracy, it's a seminal part of the history of radical egalitarian change in Australia. As individuals, groups and a community, we need to reclaim the radical spirit of the Eureka rebellion and use that spirit to influence the present and change the future.
History of the Rebellion
The Eureka Stockade Rebellion on the 3rd of December 1854 was a battle between gold miners of Ballarat, Victoria, Australia, and the colonial authority of the United Kingdom, the name comes from the stockade built upon the Eureka Lead by Miners resulted in the deaths of at least 27 people, the majority of whom were miners.
It was known by many of the day as the Eureka Massacre due to the number of miners deaths after they had surrendered to the redcoats and the deaths of many in their tents who were blamed for participation in the event. This event was the culmination of a period of civil disobedience by the miners who objected to the expense of the miners licence or miners right, the expense was in fact a tax imposed on the miners by the government of the day, the miners themselves had no representation at a political level and this led to the creation of the Ballarat reform league movement from which the rebellion grew.
However during a lull when many of the miners had left the stockade leaving only 120 to defend it the authorities chose the moment to launch a swift and deadly attack which ended in about half an hour. There were many heroes including the women who tried valiantly to defend their now unarmed menfolk from the soldier’s bayonets but little could be done.
There was mass public support for those rebels taken prisoner in the colonies capitol of Melbourne when they were placed on trial, which resulted in the introduction of the Electoral act of 1856 which mandated full white male suffrage for elections of the lower house of parliament in Victoria, as such the Eureka rebellion is identified with the birth of democracy in Australia in essence the entire rebellion was indeed a political revolt and the concerns of the miners were the same concerns of the larger population of those times.
Objective
The Eureka Stockade project has been setup to identify current GENi profiles of persons involved in the Rebellion at the Eureka Stockade the long term objective is to add additional profiles and complete a short tree of all persons involved.
Timeline
Eureka from the Official Records – McFarlane (Public Records Office, Melbourne 1995)
https://the-great-australian-gold-rush.wikispaces.com/The+Eureka+St...
http://eurekasydney.com/timeline.html
https://www.timetoast.com/timelines/87741
Deaths and injuries
Exact numbers of deaths and injuries and persons are difficult to determine as many miners "fled to the surrounding bush and it is likely a good many more died a lonely death or suffered the agony of their wounds, hidden from the authorities for fear of repercussions." according to Eureka researcher and author Dorothy Wickham
Killed - Diggers
John Hynes, County Clare, Ireland. http://eurekapedia.org/John_Hynes
Patrick Gittins, Kilkenny, http://eurekapedia.org/Patrick_Gittings
Michael Mullins, Limerick, Name is incorrectly recorded as Thomas Mullins http://eurekapedia.org/Michael_Mullins
Samuel Green, England. http://eurekapedia.org/Samuel_Green
John Robertson, Scotland. http://eurekapedia.org/John_Robertson
Edward Thonen' (lemonade man), Elbertfeldt Prussia.http://eurekapedia.org/Edward_Thonen
John Hafele, Wurtemburg. http://eurekapedia.org/John_Hafele
Martin (John) Diamond, County Clare, Ireland. http://eurekapedia.org/Martin_Diamond
Thomas O'Neill, Kilkenny, do. http://eurekapedia.org/Thomas_O%27Neill
George (J) Donaghey, Muff, County Donegal, do. http://eurekapedia.org/George_Donaghey
Edward Quin, County Cavan, do. http://eurekapedia.org/Edward_Quin
William Quinlan, Goulburn, New South Wales http://eurekapedia.org/William_Quinlan
William Hanover Emmermann born in Petersburg, Russia http://eurekapedia.org/William_Emmermann
Happy Jack. a derelict nobleman from England
Wounded, and since dead
Lieutenant Ross, Canada.
Thaddeus Moore, County Clare, Ireland http://eurekapedia.org/Thaddeus_Moore
James Brown, Newry, Ireland http://eurekapedia.org/James_Brown
Robert Julien, Nova Scotia http://eurekapedia.org/Robert_Julien
John Crowe, unknown
—— Fenton, do
Edward McGlynn, Ireland http://eurekapedia.org/Edward_McGlynn
George Clifton http://eurekapedia.org/George_Clifton
Wounded and since recovered.
Peter Lalor, Queen's County, Ireland https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Lalor
Name unknown, England
Patrick Hanafin, County Kerry, Ireland http://eurekapedia.org/Patrick_Hanafin
Michael Hanley, County Tipperary, Ireland http://eurekapedia.org/Michael_Hanley
Michael O'Neil, County Clare, Ireland http://eurekapedia.org/Michael_O%27Neil
Thomas Callanan, County Clare, Ireland http://eurekapedia.org/Thomas_Callinan
Patrick Callanan, County Clare, Ireland http://eurekapedia.org/Patrick_Callinan
Frank Symmons, England http://eurekapedia.org/Francis_Symmons
James Warner, County Cork, Ireland http://eurekapedia.org/James_Warner
Luke Sheehan, County Galway, Ireland http://eurekapedia.org/Luke_Sheehan
Michael Morrison, County Galway, Ireland http://eurekapedia.org/Eureka_Deaths
Dennis Dynan, County Clare, Ireland http://eurekapedia.org/Dennis_Dynan
Soldiers who fell at Duty's Call
40th Regiment
Private. H. C. Wise, died of the wounds inflicted at the stockade on the 21st of December 1854
Private W. Webb, mortally wounded through arm and back. http://eurekapedia.org/William_Webb
Private. Michael Roney, died of a gunshot wound through the head http://eurekapedia.org/Michael_Rooney
Private Joseph Wall, mortally, since dead. http://eurekapedia.org/Joseph_Wall
12th Regiment
Private William Webb (gunshot wounds, died 5 Dec 1854, age 19 yrs, born England)
Private Felix Boyle (gunshot wounds, died 10 Jan 1855, age 32 yrs, born Ireland)
Private John Hall (gunshot wounds, died 31 Dec 1854, age 30 yrs, born Ireland)
Soldiers Wounded at Duty's Call
40th Regiment
Private John Bryan, severely wounded http://eurekapedia.org/John_Bryan
Private Henry Cottes, slightly wounded. http://eurekapedia.org/Henry_Cottes
Private William Juniper, severely wounded. http://eurekapedia.org/William_Juniper
Private Bernard O'Donnell, severely wounded http://eurekapedia.org/Bernard_O%27Donnell
Private Patrick Sullivan, sligihtly wounded http://eurekapedia.org/Patrick_Sullivan
12th Regiment
Lieutenant William Paul (gunshot wound to the hip)
Private Robert Adair (gunshot wound through hand) http://eurekapedia.org/Robert_Adair
Private William Butwell (compound fracture of arm) http://eurekapedia.org/William_Buttwill
Drummer John Eagan (gunshot wound to leg)
Private William French (gunshot wound in hip) http://eurekapedia.org/William_French
Private Timothy Galvin (gunshot wound in neck and ear) http://eurekapedia.org/Timothy_Galvin
Private John Smith (gunshot wound in thigh) http://eurekapedia.org/John_Smith
Private Felix Boyle, severely wounded http://eurekapedia.org/Felix_Boyle
Name of known participants
Trials for sedition and high treason
Henry Seekamp (editor of the Ballarat Times, 6 months’ imprisonment)
Raffaello Carboni, an Italian and trusted lieutenant who was in charge of the European diggers https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raffaello_Carboni
Jacob Sorenson, a Jew from Scotland http://eurekapedia.org/Jacob_Sorenson
John Manning, a Ballarat Times journalist, from Ireland http://eurekapedia.org/John_Phelan
John Phelan, a friend and business partner of Peter Lalor, from Ireland
Thomas Dignum, born in Sydneys http://eurekapedia.org/Thomas_Dignum
John Joseph, a black American from New York City or Baltimore, United States
James Beattie, from Ireland http://eurekapedia.org/James_Beattie
William Molloy, from Ireland http://eurekapedia.org/William_Molloy
Jan Vennick, from the Netherlands http://eurekapedia.org/Jan_Vennik
Michael Tuohy, from Ireland http://eurekapedia.org/Michael_Tuohy
Henry Reed, from Ireland http://eurekapedia.org/Henry_Reed
James Macfie Campbell http://eurekapedia.org/James_Campbell
Timothy Hayes http://eurekapedia.org/Timothy_Hayes
Arrested, but not sent to Trial
Charles Adams http://eurekapedia.org/Charles_Adams
Nicholas Allaire http://eurekapedia.org/Nicholas_Allaire
Carl Anderson http://eurekapedia.org/Carl_Anderson
James Ashburner of Liverpool UK http://eurekapedia.org/James_Ashburner
William Atherden of Dover uk http://eurekapedia.org/William_Atherden
William Avondale http://eurekapedia.org/William_Avondale
James Barclay http://eurekapedia.org/James_Barclay
Thomas Barry http://eurekapedia.org/Thomas_Barry
Henry Bazley http://eurekapedia.org/Henry_Bazley
Thomas Bisk http://eurekapedia.org/Thomas_Bisk
Edmund Bohen http://eurekapedia.org/Thomas_Biskhttp://eurekapedia.org/Edmund_Bohen
Thomas Box http://eurekapedia.org/Thomas_Box
Charles Brown http://eurekapedia.org/Charles_Brown
Edmund Burn http://eurekapedia.org/Edmund_Burn
Michael Butler http://eurekapedia.org/Michael_Butler
John Cahill of County Clare, Ireland, http://eurekapedia.org/John_Cahill
Patrick Canny County Clare, Ireland, http://eurekapedia.org/Patrick_Canny
George Davidson http://eurekapedia.org/George_Davidson
John Delamere http://eurekapedia.org/John_Delamere
William Develin http://eurekapedia.org/William_Develin
Charles Doolan http://eurekapedia.org/Charles_Doolan
Nicholas Edwards http://eurekapedia.org/Nicholas_Edwards
John Fenwick of Denmark http://eurekapedia.org/John_Fenwick
Charles Ferguson of Ohio USA, http://eurekapedia.org/Charles_Ferguson
William Galloway http://eurekapedia.org/William_Galloway
Patrick Gilhooly http://eurekapedia.org/Patrick_Gilhooly
Michael Gleeson http://eurekapedia.org/Michael_Gleeson
George Goddard of Suffolk UK http://eurekapedia.org/George_Goddard
Joseph Gray http://eurekapedia.org/Joseph_Gray
Patrick Hickey http://eurekapedia.org/Patrick_Hickey
Joseph Hindon http://eurekapedia.org/Joseph_Hindon
Isaac Hinds http://eurekapedia.org/Isaac_Hinds
Jeremiah Hogan http://eurekapedia.org/Jeremiah_Hogan
Patrick Howard http://eurekapedia.org/Patrick_Howard
Richard Humphreys http://eurekapedia.org/Richard_Humphreys
John Kelly http://eurekapedia.org/John_Kelly
Michael Kennedy http://eurekapedia.org/Michael_Kennedy
Patrick Kennedy http://eurekapedia.org/Patrick_Kennedy
Francis Kent http://eurekapedia.org/Francis_Kent
Martin Kinnear http://eurekapedia.org/Martin_Kinnear
John Leadlow http://eurekapedia.org/John_Leadlow
Robert Leslie http://eurekapedia.org/Robert_Leslie
John Lynch http://eurekapedia.org/John_Lynch
Daniel Macartney http://eurekapedia.org/Daniel_Macartney
Joseph Macknon http://eurekapedia.org/Joseph_Macknon
Dugald Magennis http://eurekapedia.org/Dugald_Magennis
Patrick Meade http://eurekapedia.org/Patrick_Meade
Michael Meagher http://eurekapedia.org/Patrick_Meade
William Molloy http://eurekapedia.org/William_Molloy
Kennedy O'Brien http://eurekapedia.org/Kennedy_O%27Brien
Matthew Orr http://eurekapedia.org/Matthew_Orr
John Pardy http://eurekapedia.org/John_Pardy
Samuel Penny http://eurekapedia.org/Samuel_Penny
Joseph Penrose http://eurekapedia.org/Joseph_Penrose
Cornelius Peters http://eurekapedia.org/Cornelius_Peters
John Powell http://eurekapedia.org/Cornelius_Peters
Peter Priaulx http://eurekapedia.org/Peter_Priaulx
John Quin http://eurekapedia.org/John_Quin
Henry Robilliard http://eurekapedia.org/Henry_Robilliard
John Rodan http://eurekapedia.org/John_Rodan
Alexander Ross http://eurekapedia.org/Alexander_Ross
Martin Ryan http://eurekapedia.org/Martin_Ryan
Walter Ryley http://eurekapedia.org/Walter_Ryley
James Sexton http://eurekapedia.org/James_Sexton
Patrick Sheedy http://eurekapedia.org/Patrick_Sheedy
Arthur Smith http://eurekapedia.org/Arthur_Smith
William Somerville http://eurekapedia.org/William_Somerville
William Stafford http://eurekapedia.org/William_Stafford
William Steer http://eurekapedia.org/William_Steer
Herman Steinman http://eurekapedia.org/Herman_Steinman
George Thompson http://eurekapedia.org/George_Thompson
Thomas Tighe http://eurekapedia.org/Thomas_Tighe
Henry Trynon http://eurekapedia.org/Henry_Trynon
Joseph Walker http://eurekapedia.org/Joseph_Walker
William Wickley http://eurekapedia.org/William_Wickley
Robert Winkfield http://eurekapedia.org/Robert_Winkfield
Andrew White http://eurekapedia.org/Andrew_White
Known other persons involved in lead up to Rebellion and into the Rebellion
Thomas Hynes of Kilmaley, Clare, Clare, Ireland
James Scobie (murdered outside the Eureka Hotel) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Scobie
_______ Gregorious disabled servant of Fr Smyth (Parish Priest)
Father Patrick Smyth (Parish Priest)
James Bentley (Eureka Hotel Proprieter) (convicted of the manslaughter of James Scobie)
George Lang, son of Reverend John Dunmore Lang ( convicted of seditious libel by a Melbourne jury on 23 January 1855 and, after a series of appeals, sentenced to six months imprisonment on 23 March. He was released from prison on 28 June 1855, precisely three months early)
Andrew McIntyre (convicted and sentenced to gaol terms)
Manastra Flatow from Germany (arrested for burning of the Eureka Hotel) http://jewishhistoryaustralia.net/jha/Eureka.htm
Thomas Fletcher (convicted and sentenced to gaol terms for the burning of the Eureka Hotel)
Henry Westerby (convicted and sentenced to gaol terms for rioting at Bentley's Hotel ) http://wiki.prov.vic.gov.au/index.php/Eureka_Stockade:Depositions_taken_against_Henry_Westerby_for_Rioting_at_Bentley's_Hotel
William Hence (convicted of the manslaughter of James Scobie)
Thomas Farrell (convicted of the manslaughter of James Scobie)
Captain Henry Ross https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Ross
Simon Hanley, County Tipperary, Ireland http://eurekapedia.org/Simon_Hanley
Jeremiah Hanley, County Tipperary, Ireland http://eurekapedia.org/Jeremiah_Hanley
Michael Canny http://eurekapedia.org/Michael_Canny
Adolfus Lessman http://eurekapedia.org/Adolfus_Lessman
Ballarat reform League
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ballarat_Reform_League
John Basson Humffray https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Basson_Humffray
Alfred Black edited the Diggers' Advocate in early 1854. Brother of George. http://eurekapedia.org/Alfred_Black
George Black, a native of Nottingham, England. http://eurekapedia.org/George_Black
Henry Thomas Groves Holyoake, native of St Martin, Birmingham, Warwickshire, England. http://eurekapedia.org/Henry_Holyoake
Thomas Kennedy was born in Ayreshire, Scotland.http://eurekapedia.org/Thomas_Kennedy
Henry Nicholls was active with London Chartism, http://eurekapedia.org/Henry_Nicholls
Timothy Hayes, Chairman of the Ballarat Reform League, from Ireland. http://eurekapedia.org/Timothy_Hayes
Frederick Vern, was from Hanover, Germany. http://eurekapedia.org/Frederick_Vern
Hugh Brady of County Cavan, Ireland, http://eurekapedia.org/Hugh_Brady
Chris Christensen http://eurekapedia.org/Chris_Christensen
George Cumming http://eurekapedia.org/George_Cumming
Harry Lorenzo De Longville was born at Fort Askansas, United States of America. http://eurekapedia.org/Harry_De_Longville
Hugh Gray http://eurekapedia.org/Hugh_Gray
Alfred Grove http://eurekapedia.org/Alfred_Grove
Independent Californian Rangers Revolver Brigade
James McGill, Leader http://eurekapedia.org/James_McGill
Robert Burnete http://eurekapedia.org/Robert_Burnete
Charles Ferguson http://eurekapedia.org/Charles_Ferguson
William Melody http://eurekapedia.org/William_Melody
Thomas Nelson http://eurekapedia.org/Thomas_Nelson
Charles Ross, Died of wounds See Above
--- Smith http://eurekapedia.org/---_Smith
Americans involved
Frank Carey
Participants in the Rebellion not mentioned above
Francis Manallack http://eurekapedia.org/Francis_Manallack
Charles Dyte http://eurekapedia.org/Charles_Dyte
John Clarke
Soldiers
Deserters before rebellion
40th Regiment
https://sites.google.com/site/40thoffoot/home-1/eureka
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suffolk_Regiment
12th Regiment
http://www.ballaratgenealogy.org.au/ballarat-history/eureka/item/35...
Major General Sir Robert Nickle
Captain Charles Pasley https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Pasley_(engineer)
Police - Troopers
Trooper John King https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_King_(Eureka)
Thomas Atkins http://eurekapedia.org/Thomas_Atkins
John Badcock http://eurekapedia.org/John_Badcock
William Barry http://eurekapedia.org/William_Barry
Charles Carter http://eurekapedia.org/Charles_Carter
Hussey Chomley http://eurekapedia.org/Hussey_Chomley
Michael Costelloe http://eurekapedia.org/Michael_Costelloe
John Culkin http://eurekapedia.org/John_Culkin
Gordon Evans http://eurekapedia.org/Gordon_Evans
Robert Evans http://eurekapedia.org/Robert_Evans
Gartner
John Gillman http://eurekapedia.org/John_Gillman
Henry Foster http://eurekapedia.org/Henry_Foster
George Fraser http://eurekapedia.org/George_Fraser
Samuel Furnell http://eurekapedia.org/Samuel_Furnell
William Kelly http://eurekapedia.org/William_Kelly
Ladislaus Kossak http://eurekapedia.org/Ladislaus_Kossak
James Langley http://eurekapedia.org/James_Langley
Thomas Langley http://eurekapedia.org/Thomas_Langley
Michael Lawler http://eurekapedia.org/Michael_Lawler
James Lord http://eurekapedia.org/James_Lord
Robert McLister http://eurekapedia.org/Robert_McLister
Thomas Milne http://eurekapedia.org/Thomas_Milne
Robert Milne http://eurekapedia.org/Robert_Milne
Henry Moore http://eurekapedia.org/Henry_Moore
William Nolan http://eurekapedia.org/William_Nolan
Constable Nugent http://eurekapedia.org/Constable_Nugent
Michael O'Brien http://eurekapedia.org/Michael_O%27Brien
Andrew Peters http://eurekapedia.org/Andrew_Peters
John Sadlier http://eurekapedia.org/John_Sadlier
William Scharlach http://eurekapedia.org/William_Scharlach
Peter Smith http://eurekapedia.org/Peter_Smith
Patrick Sullivan http://eurekapedia.org/Patrick_Sullivan
William Thompson http://eurekapedia.org/William_Thompson
Edward Viret http://eurekapedia.org/Edward_Viret
Maurice Ximenes http://eurekapedia.org/Maurice_Ximenes
Government
F.C.Doveton, (Ballarat’s first Gold Commissioner)
Robert Rede, (Ballarat’s resident Gold Commissioner) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_William_Rede
Lt Governor Sir Charles Hotham https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Hotham
Commissioner Johnston from Ballarat
Attorney General William Stawell https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Stawell
Colonial Secretary Foster
Chief Justice William à Beckett https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_%C3%A0_Beckett
Judge Redmond Barry https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Redmond_Barry
John Dewes, Magistrate
Wittiness to the battle
Archibald Carmichael http://eurekapedia.org/Archibald_Carmichael
Women of Eureka
still validating names
Agnes Frank http://eurekapedia.org/Agnes_Frank Agnes Greig http://eurekapedia.org/Agnes_Greig
Alicia Mary Dunne wife of Peter Lalor, Queen's County, Ireland
Amy Cail http://eurekapedia.org/Amy_Cail
Anastasia Hayes nee Butler http://eurekapedia.org/Anastasia_Hayes
Anastasia Withers http://eurekapedia.org/Anastasia_Withers
Ann Crowley http://eurekapedia.org/Ann_Crowley
Ann Johnson http://eurekapedia.org/Ann_Johnson
Anna Harrington http://eurekapedia.org/Anna_Harrington
Anne Duke http://eurekapedia.org/Ann_Duke
Anne Diamond http://eurekapedia.org/Ann_Diamond
Annie Alexander
Bridget Callinan http://eurekapedia.org/Bridget_Callinan
Bridget Hynes nee Noonan of Monivae, County Galway
http://eurekapedia.org/Bridget_Hynes
Bridget Shanahan http://eurekapedia.org/Bridget_Shanahan
Catherine Bentley http://eurekapedia.org/Catherine_Bentley
Catherine Donnelly http://eurekapedia.org/Catherine_Donnelly
Catherine Kelly
Catherine McLaren http://eurekapedia.org/Catherine_McLaren
Catherine Smith http://eurekapedia.org/Catherine_Smith
Clara Marie Seekamp
Elizabeth Abbott http://eurekapedia.org/Elizabeth_Abbott
Elizabeth Amies http://eurekapedia.org/Elizabeth_Amies
Elizabeth Benjamin
Elizabeth Doyle http://eurekapedia.org/Elizabeth_Doyle
Elizabeth Freeman http://eurekapedia.org/Elizabeth_Freeman
Elizabeth Rowlands http://eurekapedia.org/Elizabeth_Rowlands
Elizabeth Wilson http://eurekapedia.org/Elizabeth_Wilson
Ellen Francis Young http://eurekapedia.org/Ellen_Young
Eliza Boyce http://eurekapedia.org/Eliza_Boyce
Eliza Perrin http://eurekapedia.org/Eliza_Perrin
Elizabeth Goodenough
Jane Cuming
Jane Hanson http://eurekapedia.org/Jane_Hanson
Lydia Mullett http://eurekapedia.org/Lydia_Mullett
Margaret Baker http://eurekapedia.org/Margaret_Baker
Margaret Clendinning http://eurekapedia.org/Margaret_Clendinning
Margaret Kinnane http://eurekapedia.org/Margaret_Kinnane
Martha Clendinning http://eurekapedia.org/Martha_Clendinning
Mary Ann Humphris http://eurekapedia.org/Mary_Ann_Humphris
Mary Blyth http://eurekapedia.org/Mary_Blyth
Mary Davis http://eurekapedia.org/Mary_Davis
Mary Faulds http://eurekapedia.org/Mary_Faulds
Mary Goldsmith http://eurekapedia.org/Mary_Goldsmith
Margaret Guthrie http://eurekapedia.org/Margaret_Guthrie
Mrs Elizabeth Rowlands http://eurekapedia.org/Elizabeth_Rowlands
Mrs Thomas
Margaret Shann or Shand http://eurekapedia.org/Andrew_White
Nancy Quinane http://eurekapedia.org/Nancy_Quinane
Nancy Ryan http://eurekapedia.org/Nancy_Ryan
Patience Wearne http://eurekapedia.org/Patience_Wearne
Penelope Gleeson http://eurekapedia.org/Penelope_Gleeson
Phoebe Emmerson http://eurekapedia.org/Phoebe_Emmerson
Phoebe Scobie http://eurekapedia.org/Phoebe_Scobie
Sarah Hanmer http://eurekapedia.org/Sarah_Hanmer
Sarah Lloyd http://eurekapedia.org/Sarah_Lloyd
Sarah Morgan http://eurekapedia.org/Sarah_Morgan
Susannah Masfield http://eurekapedia.org/Susannah_Masfield
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Weblinks
http://ergo.slv.vic.gov.au/explore-history/golden-victoria/impact-s...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eureka_Rebellion
http://www.egold.net.au/biogs/EG00134b.htm
http://www.irishecho.com.au/2013/11/02/the-forgotten-women-of-eurek...
Biography
The Eureka Encyclopaedia, Justin Corfield, Dorothy Wickham, Clare Gervasoni, Ballarat Heritage Services, (2004), ISBN 1-876478-61-6
Winner of Victorian Local History Award. Nominated for Prime Ministers Prize for History
Massacre at Eureka – The Untold Story, Bob O'Brien, ISBN 0-909874-19-0
Eureka, John Molony, ISBN 0-522-84962-8
The Forgotten Rebels of Eureka, Clare Wright (2013) Text Publishing, Melbourne ISBN 9781922147370
The Eureka Stockade by Raffaello Carboni, (1855). Title from Project Gutenberg
Eureka Stockade, Ballarat, Victoria, Australia
Life on the Goldfields: Eureka Stockade
"Time to reclaim this legend as our driving force" by Macgregor Duncan, Andrew Leigh, David Madden, Peter Tynan, Sydney Morning Herald, 29 November 2004. Retrieved 7 May 2006
Bert and Bon Strange, Eureka, Gold Graft and Grievances, B&B Strange, Ballarat, 1973.
Weston Bate, Lucky City: The First Generation at Ballarat 1851–1901, Melbourne University Press, Melbourne, 1978, page 67.
Peter Lalor, A Statement to the Colonists of Victoria, reprinted in Bob O’Brien, Massacre at Eureka: The Untold Story, Sovereign Hill Museums Association, 1998.
Professor Geoffrey Blainey, Eureka – its many meanings, University of Ballarat, 26 November 2004.
"TO THE COLONISTS OF VICTORIA.". The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957) (Melbourne, Vic.: National Library of Australia). 10 April 1855. p. 7. Retrieved 13 June 2013.
Eureka Stockade Saga 1854–2007 Injustice for James and Catherine Bentley.
Catholics at the Stockade Father Smythe urged the miners to go home and attend mass the next day
The 150th anniversary of Eureka Stockade A large police presence on the anniversary.
Characters at the Eureka Stockade A review of feminist revisionist history Clare Wright's The Forgotten rebels of Eureka
Tuohy Not Guilty of Treason One of 13 miners acquitted of treason
Michael Hanrahan from Ireland to Ballarat 1854 Irish Pikemen leader at the Stockade
Clipper ships 92 days to Australia 1854 Emigration on Clipper Ships 92 days at sea
External Links
http://www.migrationheritage.nsw.gov.au/exhibition/objectsthroughti...
http://www.takver.com/history/eureka.htm
Victorian Archives of the Eureka Stockade
The Museum of Australian Democracy at Eureka (M.A.D.E), formerly The Eureka Centre
Overpainted photograph of the 1891 Euraka Stockade cyclorama
Images and video of Eureka from the Public Records Office Victoria
Eureka Stockade
The Eureka Flag, 1854