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Simon Wonga

Simon Wonga (c. 1824–1874), ngurungaeta and son of Billibellary, was an elder of the Wurundjeri people, who lived in the Melbourne area of Australia before European settlement. He was resolute that his people would survive the "onslaught" of white men.

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c. 1824
Died
1874

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Simon Wonga

Nodes33
Edges32
Triples13
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.060606
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Simon Wonga

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related to Personal life and death · 11
Simon Wonga → Bendigo, Captain Tom, Eliza, Goulburn, Gunai Kurnai, July, On, The, The Argus, Wonga, Wonga's
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Simon Wonga → c. 1824
Died · 1
Simon Wonga → 1874

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wonga people wurundjeri land death ngurungaeta melbourne gold named goulburn died 1824 billibellary thomas site simon 1874 son area white

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Simon WongaBornc. 18241.00infobox
Simon WongaDied18741.00infobox
Simon Wongarelated to Personal life and deathGunai Kurnai0.60section
Simon Wongarelated to Personal life and deathOn0.60section
Simon Wongarelated to Personal life and deathJuly0.60section
Simon Wongarelated to Personal life and deathThe Argus0.60section
Simon Wongarelated to Personal life and deathCaptain Tom0.60section
Simon Wongarelated to Personal life and deathWonga0.60section
Simon Wongarelated to Personal life and deathBendigo0.60section
Simon Wongarelated to Personal life and deathThe0.60section
Simon Wongarelated to Personal life and deathEliza0.60section
Simon Wongarelated to Personal life and deathGoulburn0.60section

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