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Hagenauer, F. A. (Frederick August), 1829-1909. Papers.

Title: Papers. ca. 1870- ca. 1900.

Personal papers of the Reverend F.A. Hagenauer, including photographs and some published items; visitors book for Ramahyuck Aboriginal Mission, 1870s-1900; 2 photographs of Rev. Hagenauer and Mrs Hagenauer; Illuminated Address.

ArchivalResource: 2 boxes.

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Hagenauer, F. A. (Frederick August), 1829-1909. Letterbooks.

Title: Letterbooks. 1865-1885.

Letterbooks 1865-1872 and 1875-1885 kept by Rev. Hagenauer who was in charge of the aboriginal mission station at Lake Macquarie, Gippsland, Victoria. The letters give reports on the station and information about the aborigines.

ArchivalResource: 2 v.

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Hagenauer, F. A. (Frederick August), 1829-1909. Letterbooks.

Title: Letterbooks. 1865-1885.

Letterbooks 1865-1872 and 1875-1885 kept by Rev. Hagenauer who was in charge of the aboriginal mission station at Lake Macquarie, Gippsland, Victoria. The letters give reports on the station and information about the aborigines.

ArchivalResource: 2 v.

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Church of the United Brethren among the Heathen. Periodical accounts.

Title: Periodical accounts. 1969.

Extracts from reports (1) Ebenezer Station, Lake Hindmarsh - Jul. 14, 1862; Snake, fire & flood beliefs; Jan. 10, 1862; Message sticks; Jul. 7, 1879; Drink made of blossoms, snails as food (cooked in ashes), opossums, kangaroo-rats; (2) Ramahyuck (Gippsland) - 1875; Work of mission since its commencement, inter-tribal warfare, influence of Christianity; (3) Report of Royal Commission census of Victorian natives; measles epidemic, report on Ramahyuck & Ebenezer missions; future treatment of Aborigines; (4) Account of Rev. F.A. Hagenauers tour of Queensland - Bloomfield River, flesh of alligator eaten; belief of evil spirit living under large stone Balebi - chief of district; relationship between settlers & natives; Amajins & Tyangatjins not to be trusted; cannibalism; communistic laws; degrees of initiation, description of corroboree, method of fire-making, burial customs, ban of silence.

ArchivalResource: 24 p.

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