I was appointed as a Magistrate in Benalla in Jan 1873
I was working as a doctor in Benalla in 1874
I was the deputy coroner in 1875 at Benalla but lost my job when the Government made wholesale cutbacks in Jan 1878
I was appointed by the Government to the Central Board of health in Jan 1876. I was in practice at Benalla at the time
I looked after Hare's wounds in Benalla and then went to Glenrowan with Sup Sadeir's party (DailyTelegraph29/6/1880)
Arrival at Glenrowan from Benalla
I arrived at Glenrowan from Benalla with Sup Sadleir (RC10906) (RC17786a)
Capture of Ned Kelly
I produced a statement as to Ned Kelly's injuries (RC8393)
I attended Ned Kelly at Glenrowan after
he was captured and took the green sash he had recieved from Richard Shelton's
parents. (Argus29/6/1880)
(Argus8/7/80) (FH)
Release of the civilians
..
Around noon
At about 12 noon there was a great press of people about the windows and
door of the station building around Ned Kelly. I was looking after him.
I assisted Rev Gibney see Ned
Kelly and attend to him in his way. (RC12299)
I gave an interview to the press (Argus2/7/1880)
Later
I gave evidence at the Inquest
into the death of Martin Cherry (Age1/7/80)
(Argus1/7/80)
See my affidavit about what happened at Glenrowan (JJK)
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