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Ned Stringer was buried by the roadside at Toongabbie in 1863. In 1892, a Toongabbie man, Mr Bosustow, arranged for Ned Stringer's remains to be reinterred at Toongabbie Cemetery with a child whose name is unknown. They lie in an unmarked grave between these two graves.
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The Walhalla story - POT 27|Paull, R. - Old Walhalla|McLean, T.A. - The life and death of Ned Stringer
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Puddling was a method of stirring washdirt in a large tub and occasionally pouring away the water. Sometimes troughs were formed in the ground. The gold was left in the bottom for final separation. A man is washing dirt with a pan in a creek in 1962.
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Shallow sinking involved putting a shallow shaft through the alluvial gravels and then washing for the gold. A man is washing dirt with a pan in a creek in 1962.
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Copyright: Centre for Gippsland Studies, Federation University Australia.
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Ned Stringer was buried by the roadside at Toongabbie in 1863. In 1892, a Toongabbie man, Mr Bosustow, arranged for Ned Stringer's remains to be reinterred at Toongabbie Cemetery with a child whose name is unknown. They lie in an unmarked grave between these two graves.
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Copyright: Centre for Gippsland Studies, Federation University Australia.
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The Walhalla story - POT 27|Paull, R. - Old Walhalla|McLean, T.A. - The life and death of Ned Stringer
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This log hut is at Goat Farm, a spot on the Omeo Highway, north of Bruthen. It was a shanty kept by the Barton family, who also ran goats in the bush.
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Omeo Road - POT 57|Gardner, P.D.|Names on the Omeo Highway
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This log hut is at Goat Farm, a spot on the Omeo Highway, north of Bruthen. It was a shanty kept by the Barton family, who also ran goats in the bush.
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Item held by Gippsland and Regional Studies Collection, Federation University Australia.
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Omeo Road - POT 57|Gardner, P.D.|Names on the Omeo Highway