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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 One150 United Aborigines Mission, The United Aborigines Messenger 1929- February 1 1935 pp9, 10151 United Aborigines Mission.February 1 1935 p9152 United Aborigines Mission. March 1 1935 pp10,11153 United Aborigines Mission. March 1 1935 pp10,11154 United Aborigines Mission. March 1 1935 pp10,11155 United Aborigines Mission. April 1 1935 p9156 United Aborigines Mission. May 1 1935 p12157 United Aborigines Mission. June 1 1935 p4158 United Aborigines Mission. June 1 1935 p4; Charles Duguid, Doctor and the Aborigines (Adelaide: RigbyLimited, 1972). p97159 United Aborigines Mission. June 1 1935 p4160 United Aborigines Mission. June 1 1935 p4161 Duguid, Doctor and the Aborigines. p109, 110162 United Aborigines Mission. July 1 1935 p4,5163 VE Turner, Correspondence to Mr Sexton, June 18 1935, (Melbourne: UAM Archives, 1935), vol.164 United Aborigines Mission. July 1 1935 p9165166 Sylvia Brady, Conversation with Sylvia Brady, ed. Tracy Spencer (Hawker SA: 2003), vol.167 United Aborigines Mission. July 1 1935 p9168 Chief Protector of Aboriginals, Correspondence Regarding Request for Windmill, Pump at Nepabunna, ed.GRG 23/1/190 (1935), vol. 16 th July p5169 James Page, Correspondence to the Chief Protector of Aborigines Regarding Windmill, Pump forNepabunna, ed. GRG 23/1/190 (1935), 22nd July 1935.170 Aboriginals, Correspondence Regarding Request for Windmill, Pump at Nepabunna, vol. 27 th September1935171 James Page, Correspondence Regarding Request for Windmill, Pump at Nepabunna, vol. 12 th October 1935198
172 Page, Correspondence to the Chief Protector of Aborigines Regarding Windmill, Pump for Nepabunna, vol.22 nd October 1935173 Aboriginals, Correspondence Regarding Request for Windmill, Pump at Nepabunna, vol. 28 th October 1935174 United Aborigines Mission. November 1 1935 p6175 United Aborigines Mission. November 1 1935 p6176 Various correspondents, 'Reserve for Aborigines at Burr Well, Including Correspondence of the AustralianAborigines Mission South Australian Council' State Records of South Australia GRG 52/1/1936 Boxes 42-43-44, Adelaide. Regarding Chris Ryan seeking wages from RE Reshke, Hawker177 South Australia Dorothy Tunbridge in association with the Nepabunna Aboriginal School and theAdnyamathanha people of the Flinders Ranges, Flinders Ranges Dreaming (Canberra: Aboriginal Studies Press,1988). p127178 South Australian Department of Education, The Adnyamathanha People: Aboriginal People of the FlindersRanges. An Aboriginal Studies Course for Secondary Students., Aboriginal Studies 8-12 (Education Departmentof South Australia, 1992). p190 quoting Lynch Ryan.179 United Aborigines Mission. November 1 1935 p6180 JH Sexton (Secretary), 'Advisory Council of Aborigines Minute Book', State Records of South AustraliaGRG 52/12 p12, Adelaide. November 6 th 1935181 Page, Correspondence to the Chief Protector of Aborigines Regarding Windmill, Pump for Nepabunna, 4 thDecember 1935182 Enis Marsh, Transcript of an Interview 110302, ed. Tracy Spencer (Gladstone SA: 2002)183 McKenzie, Transcript of Interview 150801184 McKenzie, Transcript of Interview 150801185 McKenzie, Transcript of Interview 150801186 MC Rosewall, 'Coroners Report', South Australian State Records GRG 52/318/2 (1935), Adelaide.187 Inspector Parsonage, Beltana Police Station correspondence, ed. Police Records (South Australian StateRecords, 1935), vol. GRG 5/318/2 (1935).188 Rosie Brady, Transcript Rosy Brady 16701, ed. Tracy Spencer (Copley South Australia: 2001)189 McKenzie, Transcript of Interview 150801190 Cliff Coulthard, Transcript of Interview 191001, ed. Tracy Spencer (Iga Warta: 2001)191 Cliff Coulthard, Transcript of an Interview 010802, ed Tracy Spencer (Hawker: 2001)192 Irene Mohammed, Conversation with Irene Mohammed, ed. Tracy Spencer (Port Augusta: 2003)199
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2011Thesis Title:White Lives in a B
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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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White Lives in a Black Community: T
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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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…That’s what she was supposed t
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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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Clara nods, feeling the old woman
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