Gida (c. 1849–1899)
Gida (centre), photograph by Charles Kerry
Tyrrell Collection: Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences
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Gida (centre), photograph by Charles Kerry
Tyrrell Collection: Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences
Life Summary [details]
Alternative Names
- Gida of the Kaurareg
- Gidda
- Tarbucket
Birth
c.
1849
Torres Strait Islands,
Australia
Death
December,
1899
(aged ~ 50)
Torres Strait Islands,
Australia
Cause of Death
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