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McKenzie, Queenie Mingmarriya Nakarra (c. 1915–1998)

law woman, leader, and artist

Mistake Creek Massacre by Queenie McKenzie (1997)

Mistake Creek Massacre by Queenie McKenzie (1997)

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Mistake Creek Massacre by Queenie McKenzie (1997)

Mistake Creek Massacre by Queenie McKenzie (1997)

National Musuem of Australia

Life Summary [details]

Alternative Names
  • Oakes, Queenie
  • Ashton, Queenie
  • Brennan, Queenie
Birth

c. 1915
Kimberley, Western Australia, Australia

Death

16 November, 1998 (aged ~ 83)
Warmun, Western Australia, Australia

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