User:Aliceinthealice/Northern Territory Dictionary of Biography working list

The following is a working list of people that need to be added to Wikipedia from the Northern Territory Dictionary of Biography.

This is available online at:

Library & Archives NT. (2008). Northern Territory Dictionary of Biography. E-Publications Collection. https://hdl.handle.net/10070/492231.

Alice's priority list:

David Burrumarra (c1917 - 1994) Aboriginal politician, artist and spokesperson - also has an ADB
Merica Butler nee Roberts (1933 - 1990) Catholic num and health worker
Richard (Dick) Butler (1908 - 1987) sportsman, soldier and gardens / Wugularri/Jawoyn man
Stan Cawood (1907 - ) pastoral worker, driver, etc
Chin Shue Hong (Henry Quong) (1900 - 1946) businessman from Pine Creek
Chin Toy (1863 - 1947) tailor, storekeeper and businessman
Angelo Confalonieri (1813 - 1848) first Catholic missionary; see ABC and Catholic leader
Hobbles Danyarri (1925 - 1988) Wave Hill Station - see also life summary
Ernest Flint (1854 - 1887) OTL employee
Nellie Fong (Darwin), also Shu Ack Chan Fong (1916 - ) Chinese matriarch
Thomas Fong, also Slit Schin Fong (1914 - 1980) businessman
Gabarla (c1898 - 1974)
Gajiyuma, also 'King Bob' (? - 1909)
William James Garrison, also 'Cowboy Bill' (1928 - ) stockman, sailor and bush worker
{Lilian) Doris Giles (1895 - 1979) nurse and homemaker
Hazel Golder (1894 - 1984) boarding house proprietor
William Gong Chin (1891 - 1982) Chinese businessman
Christina Gordon (1863 - 1952) 'pioneer' bush woman and miner
Donald Jupurrula Graham (c1920 - 1989) stockm(an and elder, etc
Arch Grant (1911 - ) motor industry worker, projectionist and minister
Sturt de Burg Griffith (1905 - 1976) RAAF officer, attorney and motoring writer - see also ADB
Dorothy Hall (nurse) (1905 - 1989)
Eustratios Georgiou Haritos (188 - 1974) saltworker and storekeeper - see also ADB
The Hayes Family
- Ann Hayes (1893 - 1968) pastoralist
- Ted Hayes (1884 - 1960) pastoralist
- Ted Hayes Junior (1914 - 1988) pastoralist
Frances Haynes (1869 - 1945) storekeeper and publican
Eileen Heath (1905 - ) Anglican Deaconess (St. Mary's Hostel (Alice Springs))
Charlie Houng on Yee (1905 - 1996) tailor, gardener and businessman
Myrtle Houng On Yee (1914 - ) homemaker and matriarch
Nugget Hunter (1900 - 1971) bush worker
Ivan Ivanetz (1987 - 1977) 'Russian' peanut farmer
Elsie Muriel Jones (1886 - 1943) AIM nursing sister
Roger Jose (c1893 - 1963) Hermit
Kancubina-Kiang-oo-Pany (known in 1030s) 'witch doctor'
William Kekwick (1822 - 1872) 'explorer'
Amelia Albertina Kilian (1849 - 1927) businesswoman
Kwalba or 'Policeman Jack'
Emma Lambrick (1822 - 1846) one of the first British resident of Port Essington
Lazarus Lamilami (Merwulidji) (c1908 - 1977) missionary - see also ADB
William Linklater (Billy Miller) (1868 - 1958) bushman, drover, prospector, etc
Gladys Litchfield (1911 - ) businesswoman and community worker
Lo Shui Kwong (1900 - - 1995) Methodist minister
Peter Loveday (historian) (1925 - )
John Creed Lovegrove (1885 - 1954) policeman
Beulah Lowe (1927 - ) missionary
Albert McDonald (cyclist) (1870 - 1924) telegraphist and cyclist
Gwen Mahaffey (1932 - 1975) nurse
'Major the Outlaw' (c later 1880s - 1908)
Mamitpa (late 1860s - 1931) trepanger and boatman
Mariac (Wellington) (unknown) Elder of the Raffles Bay region
Alice McGuire (matron) (??)
Bill McKinnon (police officer) (1902 - )
Memorimbo (c1836 - c1907) resident of Port Essington
Mijanu (Long Tommy or Tracker Tommy) (c1900 - 1978)
Alice Mary Miller (1907 - 1974) house girl and children's nurse
Minyana also known as Tjakamara (c1882 - 1969)
Mira (Miry) (??) Woolna man
Miranda (Elder of the Larrakia people) (??)
George Montagu (police officer) (1843 - 1904) - involved in a number of massacres
Philip Francis Muldoon (1897 - 1979) police man and warden
Ngapunun (c1905 - 1977) Bamyili tribal elder
Sam Nicker (1863 - 1930) butcher, drover, etc
James Noble (missionary) (1876 - 1941) Aboriginal missionary
Jacqueline Moya O'Brien (1926 - ) nurse
Olive O'Keeffe (1907 - 1988) nurse
Alurrpa Pananga (c1870 - c1940) Aboriginal leader
Nadia Pascoe (1915 - ) 'Russian' peanut farmer
Nick Pasplaey (1914 - 1984) pearler
Michael Theodosios Paspalis (1914 - 1972) businessman - see also ADB
Catherine Pett (1864 - 1926) teacher
Helen Phillipps (1918 - 1973) medical practitioner
Ping Que (c1837 - 1886) merchant and miner
Robert Bruce Plowman (1886 - 1966) patrol padre
Isabelle Violet Price (1877 - 1957) pastoralist
Adela Violet Purvis (1907 - 1972) historian
Bob Purvis (pastoralist) (c1885 - 1965)
Fred Raggatt (1860 - 1946) teamster, storekeeper and pastorlist
Betty Richards (1918 - ) 'homemaker'
Ray Rraiwala (c1907 - 1965) - Aboriginal leader and soldier - see also ADB
Maria Theresa Schmitz (1927 - 1990) librarian
Bobby Secretary (Koolamurinee) (1929 - 1984) Land Rights leader
Amelia Shankelton (1902 - 1990) missionary
Constance Adelaide Stone (1879 - ?) nurse
Cameron Stott (1905 - 1965) police officer

List:

Colin Francis Adams (1910 - ) mining engineer and public servant
Dudley Adamson (1895 - 1962) postal officer and soldier
Herbert Adcock (1859 - 1908) businessman
Ah Cheong (c1870 - 1935) Chinese businessman
Jimmy Ah Toy (1915 - 1991) Chinese businessman and husband of Lily Ah Toy
Philip Redmond Allen (c1836 - 1887) businessman
Andrew Abraham (1877 - 1951) miner, farmer, businessman and pastoralist
Mary Jane Andrews (1863 - 1932) 'pioneer' and daughter of Paul Foelsche
William Wallace Andrews (1860 - 1924) railway engineer
Elna Annie Angeles (1911 - 1986) cook and wards maid
Beryl Victoria Asche (1896 - 1970) the mother of Austin Asche
Eric Thomas Asche (1894 - 1940) soldier and lawyer
Ida Ashburner (Ida Edwards) (1900 - 1961) nurse
David Roy Baldock (1913 - ) driver and road train operator
Arthur Ballingall (c1910-1920 - 1991) bush worker
William James Barnes (1869 - 1925) storekeeper and photographer
Francis Harry Bauer (1918 - ) farmer, geographer and academic
Frank (1903 - 1974) and Irene Lousia (Rene) Beaton (1908 - 1988) market gardeners
Leslie Samuel Bennison (1848 - 1915) policeman, teamster, lighthouse keeper, miner and seaman
Isabella Birkett (no dates provided) nurse
Gordon Robert Girt (1904 - ) clerk and policeman
Florenz Bleeser (1871 - 1942) acting postmaster and naturalist
Gerald Blitner, also Gibungurrich (c1920 - ) 'man of everything'
Lewis Bloomfield (1870 - 1944) pastoralist
Archibald James Bogle (1840 - 1889) Wesleyan minister
Esther Bohning (c1879 - 1952) pastoralist and 'pioneer'
Sydney James Bowie (1914 - ) soldier and policeman
Bryan Bowman (1902 -1993) pastoralist, tourism pioneer, etc
William Walter Braitling (1889 - 1959) grazier
Alice Brennan (1923 - 1992) office worker and nurse
Alan Bruce Keith Bridge (1908 - 1966) barrister, naval officer and judge
Raymond Bridgland (1889 - 1980) Northern Territory policeman
Emmanuel Victor Voules Brown (1866 - 1950) station master
Joe Brown (bush man) (c1855 - 1928)
Ronald Agnew Brown (1916 - 1994) farmer, policeman and Air Force serviceman
Victor Voules Brown (1841 - 1910) agent, auctioneer and mining entrepreneur
William Stanley Brown (1892 - 1986) public servant and pastoralist
Frederick John Graeme Bucknall (1909 - 1995) minister
Florence Alice Budgen (1868 - 1960) businesswomen and publican
Charles Oberlin Chalmers (1874 - 1967) schoolteacher and pioneer pastoralist
Wilbur Selwyn Chaseling (1901 - 1989) minister and missionary
David Anthony (Tony) Chisolm (1923 - 1987) pastoralist and politician
Caroline Cleland (1858 - 1927) 'pioneer'
John Cleland (stockman) (1848 - 1936)
Alf Colley (1919 -) 'bushie' and crocodile shooter
Reuben John Cooper (1898 - c1942) child of Robert Joel Cooper
Alfred John Cotton (1861 - 1941) seaman, bush worker, etc - see also ADB
Charles Ernest Cowle (1893 - 1922) policeman
Cyril John Angus (1913 - 1973) and Annie Esther Sarah Cox (1917 - ) storekeepers at Pine Creek
Matthew Dillion Cox (c1829 - 1874) pastoralist - the Cox Peninsula is named for him
Lindsay Crawford (1852 - 1901) linesman and station manger
Louisa Gladys Cross (1884 - 197?) CMS Missionary
Mary Catherine Dyer (? - 1940) CMS missionary
Delphi Antonio Cubillo (1913 - 1986) messenger, etc
William Maurice Curteis (1910 - 1986) teacher and agricultural scientist
Basilio Damaso (1910 - 1989) sportsman and public servant
Elizabeth Darcy (pastoralist) (1895 - 1944) and George John Darcy (1890 - 1971) 'pioneers' of the Gulf Country
Marie Davoren (? - 1904) nurse and matron
Theodore Ernest Day (1866 - 1948) surveyor - see also ADB
Peter De Hayer (1870 - 1958) builder / Bathurst Island
Keith Stacey Edmonds (1911 - ) Air Force, public servant and judge (is listed on List of magistrates of the Magistrates Court of the Australian Capital Territory)
Henry Charles Edwards (1853 - 1929) mariner, pearler and businessman
Roy Maxwell Edwards (1906 - 1992) cable operator, aviator and pastoralist
Jim Eedle (1928) public servant and educationalist
Myrtle Fawcett (1905 - 1975) community worker and publican
Molly Feeley (1907 - ) accounting machinist and public servant
Sally Feeney (1897 - 1987) domestic worker, mother and 'pioneer'
Tasman Fitzer (1896 - 1966) policeman
John William Fletcher (pastoralist) (1884 - 1965) pastoralist and politician - see also ADB
Thomas A'Beckett Flood (1905 - 1991)
Horace Foster (c1890 - 1941) Borroloola resident
The Freer family?
Charles Fuller (bushman) (1904 - 1991)
Iris Fuller (1910 - ) nurse
James Douglas Gallacher (1923 - 1990) soldier, teacher and public servant
(Alexander) John George (1944 - ) commanding officer of the North West Mobile Force
Harold Stanage Giles (1890 - 1960)
Alfred Dewhirst Gore (c1845 - 1901) storekeeper and journalist
Charles Edward Gore (c1850 - 1917) mariner
Christopher Goy (1897 - 1982) minister
Clive William Graham (1908 - 1983) electrical worker, hawker and policeman
Frederick Harold Gray (1899 - ) serviceman, farmer, bodyguard, etc
Tony Greatorex (1905 - 1981) pastoralist, soldier, public servant, etc
Bill Grimster (1913 - ) clerk, bush worker, air force, etc
Charles Gurd (1920 - ) medical practitioner
Harold Hamilton (seaman) (c1905 - 1968)
Lee Hang Gong (c1836 - 1892)
Dick Harris (missionary) (1901 - 1985) missionary and minister
Charles Haultain (1896 - 1976) mariner and naval officer
Charley Havey (1871 - 1950) grazier and horse breeder
Sid Hawks (1907 - _ seafarer / adventurer
Jack Haydon (1918 - ) Citizen Military Force?
Frieda Heffernan (1898 - 1976) nurse, domestic worker, housekeeper
Charlotte Mary Hill (1881 - 1931) CMS Missionary
Felix Holmes (1869 - 1929) businessman
Mervyn Holmes (1868 - 1965) Chief Medical Officer
Nicholas Holtze (1867 - 1913) botanist
Eric Charles Izod (1910 - 1971) motor engineer and businessman
Albert Paul John (or Johns?) (1906 - ?) dogger and gold fossicker
Bessie Janet Phyllis Johnson (1895 - 1984) foundation member of the Girl Guides (notability?)
Charles Augustus Yorke Johnston (1892 - 1983) station manager
Eileen Rosemary Jones (1929 - ) nurse
Timothy Geoffrey Jones (1922) see also
Reginald Desdmond Joynt (1885 - 1946) CMS missionary
Len Kentish (1907 - 1943) Methodist minister
Thomas Kilfoyle (1835 - 1908) drover and pastoralist
Charles Frederick Kilian (c1837 - 1916) boot maker
William Bruce Kirkland (1898 - 1952) medical practitioner
Rudolf Kriewaldt (1900 - 1960) lawyer and judge
Victor Leslie Lampe (1887 - 1949)
Keith Langford Smith (1907 - 1981) missionary
Thomas Robert Lawler (1922 - )
Reginald Sylvester Leydin (1905 - ) public servants and Air Force serviceman
Boyne Phillips Litchfield (1912 - ) bush worker)
John Archibald Graham Little (1843 - 1906) Overland Telegraph Line
Wilson Coleridge Littlejohn (1899 - 1987) policeman
Les Liveris (1923 - 1995) public servant
Harcourt Hilton Long (1922 - ) town planner
Edwin Luxton (c1857 - 1913) businessman
John William Lyons (1908 - 1970) lawyer, soldier and politician
John McArthur (1791 - 1862) officer of the marines
Donald MacKillop (priest) (1853 - 1924)
John Joseph Mahoney (1895 - 1959) police constable and hotelier
James Henry Maloney (1904 - 1988) engineer and builder
James Lawrence Maloney (1875 - 1948) bushman, miner and bookmaker and Charlotte Maloney (1885 - 1959) 'homemaker'
Henry Rolfe Marsh (c1821 - 1909) master mariner and public servant
Alfred (Alf) Martin (1876 - 1950) butcher, stockman, drover and station manager
Ronald Allison McInnis (1890 - 1982) surveyor, soldier and town planner - see also ADB
St Clair McKay (1905 - 1969) teacher and soldier
George McKeddie (1851 - 1927) 'pioneer' storekeeper and businessman
George Galbraith MacLachlan (1842 - 1873) surveyor and gold warden
Ralp Milner (??) pastoralist
Thomas Milner (sailor) (1916 - 1985)
Ken Moo (also Gim Ngyen) (1927 - 1980)
Ted Morey (1902 - 1982) policeman, cattleman and writer - see also ADB
Harry Moss (1907 - 1990) aviator
Francis Herbert Moy (1913 - 1982) teacher, patrol officer, soldier and public servant
William Daniel Muir (c1918 - 1974) soldier and jack-of-all-trades
Jack Mulholland (1911 - 1982) bushman and publican
Rennison Murray (1944 - 1993) draftsman and community worker
Joseph Wesley Nichols (1890 - 1968) public servant
Bert Nixon (1906 - 1990) farmer
Malachi Noble (1886 - 1996) bush worker and prospector
Thomas Brian Nugent (c1848 - 1911) stockman and station manager
John Francis O'Brien (1850 - 11925) Jesuit priest
Allan O'Brien (public servant) (1935 - ) notability?
Timothy O'Shea (1878 - 1958) and Catherine O'Shea (1880 - 1930) 'pioneers'
John Joseph Parer (1856 - 1930) publican
Thomas Henry Pearce (1862 - 1952) various
Kitty Pearson (1882 - 1963) cook, boarding house manager
Henry Ventlia Peckham (1872 - 1911) drover and stockman
Bruce (Victor) Perkins (1913 - 1992) shipowner and company director
Thomas Hanbury Permien (c1815/1820 - 1874) surveyor and explorer
Harry Leslie Perriman (1883 - 1987) engineer and missionary
Constantine Perry (Khan-Peri) (1900 - 1986) miner, businessman, etc
Roy Reid Phillips (1892 - 1922) bookkeeper, journalist and teacher
Alan William Pike (1945 - ) army officer
Edward Copley Playford (1864 - 1950) surveyor, special magistrate, etc
Cuthbert John Pope (1887 - 1959) rear admiral - see also ADB
Stanley Clive Port (1899 - 1986) missionary
Villiers Presley (c1859 - 1934) miners, prison guard, etc
Frederick Alfred Price (1867 - 1924) post and telegraph officer
Len Purkiss (1900 - 1965) miner and politician
Tom Rawlins (1897 - 1978) stockman and bush battler
George Redmond (engineer) (1913 - ) civil engineer
John Ward Reid (??) seaman - notability?
Phillip Rice (1927 - 1991) barrister and judge - see also ADB
Archibald Richards (1915 - 1989) bookkeeper and station hand
Lucius Richardson (1903 - 1971) soldier, builder and former mayor
Donald Arthur Roberts (1889 - 1958) lawyer and judge
Henry Roberts (miner) (? - c1905)
Silas Ngulati Roberts (1925 - 1983) Methodist lay pastor
Edward Oswin Robinson (1847 - 1917) customs officer, trader, buffalo shooter, etc - see also ADB
Christa Roderick (1916 - 1991) charity and community worker
Tom Ronan (1907 - 1976) writer - see also ADB
Alex Ross (bush man) (1858 - 1938)
Harry Ruthven (c1939 - 1921) builder and stonemason
Ned Ryan (c1835 - 1893) - stonemason and axeman
Ellen Ryan (c1851 - 1920) - publican and 'pioneer'
Jeremiah Ryan (c1841 - 1874) blacksmith and axeman
Jeremiah Alfred Ryan (1867 - 1936) cook butcher, farmers and District Clerk in SA
Frederick Salt (1915 - ) soldier and mental health officer
Kolinio Saukuru (1907 - 1970) Fijian missionary
Rudolph Schmidt (1895 - 1962) pastoralist, soldier and mining
Charlie Schultz (1908 -_ stockman and 'battler'
Martha Shaw (1895 0 1964) 'pioneer'
Harold Urquhart Shepherdson (1904 - ) missionary
Isabella Shepherdson (1904 - 1989) missionary
Robert Shewring (1912 - 1980) soldier - see CDU Collection
Juliet Shields (1932 - 1992) solicitor and amateur actress - see also AWR
Zoltan Simon (1946 - ) Army officer
Joseph Skelton (editor) (c1823 - 1884) editor of the NT News
John Slade (aviator) (1915 - 1990)
Teresa Slade (1918 - ) nurse
David Douglas Smith (1857 - 1921) Commonwealth Resident Engineers
Jessie Adele Smith (1915 - ) domestic worker, nursing sister and missionary
John Henry Smith (drover) (1868 - 1940) - notability?
Robert George Steele (1909 - 1988) soldier, market gardener, etc
Hildebrand William Havelock Stevens (1852 - 1942) law clerk, telegraphists, etc
Alfred Stokes (miner) (1873 - 1930)
Cecil Lucius Strangman (1867 - 1942) medical practitioner
Anton Strele (1825 - 1897) Jesuit priest - see also ADB
Alfred Victor Stretton (1890 - 1963) police officer
William George Stretton (1847 - 1919) police officer
Louis Norman Stutterd (1880 - 1953) mine manager
William James Sullivan (1906 - 1977) local government officer
James Leslie Swannie (1908 - 1996) merchant, gambler, etc
Gordon Sweeney (1897 - 1984) missionary and patrol officer
John Joseph Symes (c1855 - 1915) solicitor