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White Lives in a Black Community: The lives of Jim Page and Rebecca Forbes in the Adnyamathanha communityTracy SpencerVolume One Creative Writing Component: Excerpted Chapters from Volume Three Appendix One113 Christobel Mattingly and Ken Hampton, eds., Survival in Our Own Land: 'Aboriginal' Experiences in 'SouthAustralia' since 1836 Told by Nungas and Others (Adelaide; Sydney: Aboriginal Literature DevelopmentAssistance Association Inc. in assocation with Hodder and Stoughton, 1988). p229114 Christine Davis, and McKenzie, Pearl, Adnyamathanha Genealogy (Government Printer South Australia:Aboriginal Heritage Branch. South Australian Department of Environment and Planning., 1985). AngasMcKernzie born 1900; Walter Coultard born 1903.115 Dorothy Tunbridge in association with the Nepabunna Aboriginal School and the Adnyamathanha people ofthe Flinders Ranges, Flinders Ranges Dreaming. pp131, 132116 Charles P. Mountford and Robert Edwards, 'Aboriginal Rock Engravings of Extinct Creatures in SouthAustralia.,' MAN July (1962). pp97,98117 Dorothy Tunbridge in association with the Nepabunna Aboriginal School and the Adnyamathanha people ofthe Flinders Ranges, Flinders Ranges Dreaming. p131118 Gertier Johnson, Transcript of Interview 181001, ed. Tracy Spencer (Nepabunna: 2001)119 Johnson, Transcript of Interview 181001120 Keith Nicholls, Transcript of Interview with Keith Nicholls 151001, ed. Tracy Spencer (Beltana: 2001)121 Coulthard, Conversation with Adnyamathanha Easter 2005, vol. This episode is based on an account told toClara Coulthard by Angas McKenzie.122 AE Gerard, Coming of Age of the United Aborigines Mission (SA) Incorporated. (Adelaide: Hunkin, Ellisand King, 1944). p22 Gives this date as Jim’s departure from Adelaide for Copley.123 United Aborigines Mission. May 1 1930 p9. Gilpin died of tubercular meningitis later that month.124 United Aborigines Mission, The United Aborigines Messenger 1929- May 1 1930 p9125 Clara Brady, Transcript of Interview with Clara Brady 171002, ed. Tracy Spencer (Quorn: 2002)126 J. Jacobs, Laurence,C., and Thomas,F., 'Pearls from the Deep: Re-Evaluting the Early History of ColebrookHome for Aboriginal Children,' Aboriginal Australians and Christian Missions: Ethnographic and HistoricalStudies, ed. T Swain and DB Rose General Editor Victor C. Hayes. (Bedford Park SA: The AustralianAssociation for the study of religions, 1988). p149127 Brady, Transcript of Interview with Clara Brady 171002128 United Aborigines Mission. May 1 1930 pp5-6129 Brady, Transcript of Interview with Clara Brady 171002130 Brady, Transcript of Interview with Clara Brady 17100.196
131 AP Elkin, ' Series 2 Box 9', Field Notes, Personal archives of AP Elkin, Sydney. Elkin receivedcorrespondence from several amateur anthropologists and outback residents early in 1930, regarding his inquiryabout where he might access Indigenous people as subjects of anthropological study.132 AP Elkin, 'Civilised Aborigines and Native Culture,' Oceania VI.2 (1935).133 United Aborigines Mission. Jul 1 1929 p7134 United Aborigines Mission. Feb 1 1930 p9135 Elkin, 'Civilised Aborigines and Native Culture.' p120136 Elkin, 'Civilised Aborigines and Native Culture.' p146137 Victoria Haskins & Fiona Paisley Anna Cole, ed., Uncommon Ground: White Women in Aboriginal History.(Canberra: Aboriginal Studies Press, 2005). p146138 Eileen Lewis, Transcript of an Interview 020901, ed. Tracy Spencer (Adelaide: 2001)139 Frank Warwick, Transcript of Interview with Frank Warwick 240602, ed. Tracy Spencer (Adelaide: 2002)140 Gerard, Coming of Age of the United Aborigines Mission (Sa) Incorporated. p22141 Gerard, Coming of Age of the United Aborigines Mission (Sa) Incorporated. p23142 Elsie Jackson, Transcript of Interview 10801 (Second Edit Parts Removed 0303), ed. Tracy Spencer (PortAugusta: 2001)143 Elsie Jackson, Transcript of Interview 10801 (Second Edit Parts Removed 0303), ed. Tracy Spencer (PortAugusta: 2001)144 CP Mountford, 'Journals 2/9; Journals 2/8 May-June 1937; May 1938', Field Notes, Mountford SheardCollection, Adelaide. p185: when visitor coming to camp, they sit down fifty yards away and wait about 30 mintill a female relative would come and ask ‘where did the dogs come from this morning?’ to which they answerwhere they camped last night.145 Marcel Mauss, The Gift: The Form and Reason for Exchange in Archaic Societies., trans. W D Halls(London: Routlege, 1990). p70 describes a ritual of visitors to a Corroboree calling out where they came from,throwing away any weapons and being gifted with weapons by their hosts.146 Sylvia J Hallam, 'A View from the Other Side of the Western Frontier: Or "I Met a Man Who Wasn't There.'''Aboriginal History 7.2 (1983).147 Veronica Brady, Can These Bones Live? (Leichhardt: The Federation Press, 1996). p60148 Reference to Ron Vanderwal, ed., The Aboriginal Photographs of Baldwin Spencer (South Yarra: Johncurrey O'Neil Publishes Pty Ltd, 1982).; Hallam, 'A View from the Other Side of the Western Frontier: Or "IMet a Man Who Wasn't There.'''149 United Aborigines Mission, The United Aborigines Messenger 1929- February 1 1935 pp9, 10197
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Section A Part 1: IntroductionRefer
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South Australia, fenced about by ra
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‘That’s Rebecca, Rebecca Forbes
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isected Copley, where once everyone
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ackground while we talked and ignor
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from the Aborigines Act in 1950 and
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and Mum used to answer her back for
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Each record of the family tucked aw
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Pankhurst: it’s a slur on us, whe
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Acknowledgement to John Oxley Libra
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Becky reads the small notice again:
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take on for her. From the deck, she
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Our cabin is getting up a play call
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I have bitten my nails very short a
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Section B: IdentityRefer to Book 2
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‘You hear of them Howells? Mrs Ho
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depending on the height of the rive
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horse, he looks past Edie, and Beck
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Winbar Station, 1913Sometimes, when
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They were married 17 January 1914 a
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Reproduced from ‘Challenging the
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Aborigines suggesting he be commiss
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His is somewhere aware that others
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she has said. With uncharacteristic
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The organ, and Iris playing it, are
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He led me towards the hillsAnd the
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There is less reportage of what Ann
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Section D: MeetingsRefer to Book 2
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out of a dream and he says “Arra
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the dark serge of her shirt, her ar
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Nepabunna, Flinders Ranges, 2001On
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…they had a big story about that.
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Jim Page is on his way to Copley. S
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hurting yourself. Instead I say we
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and that bogey monster!’ He shive
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‘Mrs Jack bloody Forbes, she call
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‘That’s the track you want. Hun
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eginning or end. The land has swall
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Becky hears him, though. Not words,
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‘You’ll see. I’ll tell the ot
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‘Fred, Fred McKenzie. You’d be
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Jean giggles. ‘I’ll be too fast
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The missionaries came to us with no
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Section E: TransculturationsRefer t
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‘This would provide work for seve
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Before leaving the lectern, Duguid
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‘Well, it appears that this is an
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lamp, but makes his way in the dimn
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‘Hey, yaka! Not me, I’m too old
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his faith was such that he kept his
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‘I’ve got a job on, Ted. Chief
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proceeds? Have you? Did you? Why? I
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eath away. 177 They said the eagle
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speak directly to him, she had know
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the fire with them, and their blast
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whose home this mission station has
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Photograph courtesy of Mary Woods.
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Nepabunna, December 20th 1935‘Mr
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tomorrow,’ and he places a set of
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….Dad talked about that Mr. Page
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their way back when they got to Pat
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‘Nyanga nyanga. Nyanga: oh we did
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a number of half-castes outside the
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Signed by MC Rosewall, and CH Downe
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Mr Wyld said that on one occasion t
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Photograph courtesy of Tracy Spence
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liquid on the side of the pot, and
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