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East Fremantle

Placename
East Fremantle
Layer
WA Journey Ways - Aboriginal Camps Around WA
Link back to source:
http://batchelorpress.com/node/389
Type
Other
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Latitude
-32.0558
Longitude
115.7491667
Start Date
1899
End Date
1899

Description

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In 1899, Chowall killed Curenit after a quarrel at the Noongar camp near what was then Plympton and is now East Fremantle. Chowall, who was known as Hoppy, was from the Esperance area. Plympton was located between the river and Marmion Street, west of what later became the Richmond Raceway. This was the first part of East Fremantle to be developed when workers’ cottages were built there from 1890. (A Dangerous Native, The West Australian, 6 October 1899, Cited in Cook, 2016)

Sources

ID
tb991

Extended Data

Source
A Dangerous Native, The West Australian, 6 October 1899, Cited in Cook, 2016