1826

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March 14 - Indigenous Australian Genocide: in Tasmania at Buxton's property, a few years after the alleged killing of a Buxton settler by a party of Oyster Bay warriors, a party went out one night and killed several aboriginal people and wounded one man.
September 1 - Indigenous Australian Genocide: a reprisal party massacred 18 natives at Hunter Valley for killing two stockmen working for a magistrate named Richard Alcorn.
September 15 - Indigenous Australian Genocide: at Dairy Plains Meander river, in the first of three massacres, yhe Hobart Town Gazette reported that a week after a confrontation between aboriginal warriors and stockmen, the colonists went out and massacred more than six people at a Port Sorrell camp in reprisal for the theft of their livestock.
December 12 - Indigenous Australian Genocide: in Tasmania at Bank Head Farm, when a group of stockmen and soldiers of the 40th regiment led by Constable Alexander Lang came across a group of Oyster Bay people led by Kickerterpoller (also known as "Black Tom"), the colonists killed fourteen of the warriors and captured ten others, including Kickerterpoller. Black Tom, who was wanted for murder, was released from prison on January 9th, 1827 with his nine compatriots.