Squatters and graziers index 1837-1849

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NameSurnameStationDateRemarksCitation
Nil1845-1845Other names: McMillan.NRS 906 [X817]; Reel 2748-2749, Page 67Details
Nil1845-1845Other names: Ryrie.NRS 906 [X817]; Reel 2748-2749, Page 72Details
Nil1844-1844Other names: Affleck .NRS 1391 [X690]; Reel 2756, Page 30Details
Nil1846-1846Other names: Cunningham.NRS 1391 [X691]; Reel 2756, Page 6aDetails
Nil1845-1845Other names: Rostron.NRS 906 [X817]; Reel 2748-2749, Page 77Details
Fisher1842-1842Superintendent: Fisher.NRS 906 [X817]; Reel 2748-2749, Page 62Details
Nil1844-1844Other names: Cunningham .NRS 1391 [X690]; Reel 2756, Page 27Details
Nil1844-1844Other names: Raskie .NRS 1391 [X690]; Reel 2756, Page 18Details
Nil1842-1842Other names: Carmichael.NRS 906 [X814]; Reel 2748-2749, Page 7Details
Nil1845-1845Other names: Davidson.NRS 906 [X817]; Reel 2748-2749, Page 71Details

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Squatter: One who settled on Crown Land to run stock especially sheep, initially without Government permission but later with a lease or licence (Macquarie Dictionary, 2nd Edition).

Grazier: The owner of a rural property on which sheep or cattle are grazed (Macquarie ABC Dictionary, 2003, page 427).