Bidgee Bidgee
Bidgee Bidgee (c1787-c 1836)[1] First recorded as the five year old attending the funeral of his step-brother, Ballooderry, in the grounds of Government House.
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Bidgee Bidgee (c1787-c 1836)[1] First recorded as the five year old attending the funeral of his step-brother, Ballooderry, in the grounds of Government House.
Ballooderry (c 1783-1791)[1] lived around Ryde and his name is the same as the fish we know as ‘leather jacket’ – a salt water fish. His
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