Parker, Edward Stone, 1802-1865
Variant namesEdward Stone Parker was a Methodist lay preacher who in 1838 was selected by Lord Glenelg as a protector of aborigines. He moved to a site in the Loddon Valley and later became a member of the Legislative Council of Victoria.
From the description of Lectures, ca. 1966. [microform]. ca. 1966. (Libraries Australia). WorldCat record id: 225268232
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referencedIn | Bridges, Barry John. Edward Stone Parker - the other side of the coin. | Libraries Australia | |
creatorOf | Domhnullach, Eoin. Tracts. [1]. | Libraries Australia | |
creatorOf | Parker, Edward Stone, 1802-1865. Census of the Jajowrong people. | Libraries Australia | |
creatorOf | Parker, Edward Stone, 1802-1865. Lectures, ca. 1966. [microform]. | Libraries Australia | |
creatorOf | Parker, Edward Stone, 1802-1865. Letter : Aboriginal Station, River Loddon, to Thomas Learmonth, Buninyong [manuscript]. | Libraries Australia | |
referencedIn | Parker, J. Boyish recollections of Victoria 70 years ago. | Libraries Australia |
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associatedWith | Bridges, Barry John. |
associatedWith | John Knox Young Men's Association. |
associatedWith | Learmonth, Thomas, 1818-1903. |
associatedWith | Loddon Aboriginal Station. |
associatedWith | Parker, J. |
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Birth 1802
Death 1865
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