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| 'Leon CADOGAN (M) | Parents/Siblings
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29/7/1899 |
Asuncion, Paraguay |
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30/5/1973 |
Asuncion, Paraguay |
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| Ethnographic expert, Antropologist and Linguistic, noted for his research in the origins, languages and customs of the Forest Indians of eastern Paraguay.
Son of Australian inmigrants belonging to the New Australia Cooperative Society, grew up in Villarrica, where he devoted his life and work to the study of the Mbya-Guarani and Ache Indians.
Translated into Spanish, the classic mythical Mbya-Guarani texts, Ayvu-Rapyta (The basis of Human Language),and Ywyra Neery (The word flows from the Tress).
Curator of Indians, he denounced the mistgreatment of the Ache at the hand of the mestizo population * Extracts from Historial Dictionary of Paraguay, USA, in "Paradise Mislead, Anne Whitehead, Sydney,Australia,1997. Leon Cadogan was in charge of important gubernamental offices such as: Commissioner of Investigation Police of the Guaira Region, and Town Clerk of the city of Villarrica. At the same time, and after the war, in 1945, he was Professor at the Anglo-Paraguay Center, created under the auspices of the British Government, |
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| 'Eric Wayne CADOGAN (M) | Parents/Siblings
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1902 |
New Australia, Paraguay |
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3/12/1929 |
Darwin |
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| | Farmer Northern Territory, Adelaide River, Australia Reportedly stabbed to death by an aborigine in Darwin NT |
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| 'Bronte CADOGAN (M) | Parents/Siblings
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2/1/1904 |
New Australia, Paraguay |
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3/7/1949 |
Turramurra NSW |
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| Farmer, Miner, Worker at Overland Telegraph
AIF in WW2 in New Guinea
died of TB in NT |
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| 'Hugh CADOGAN (M) | Parents/Siblings
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1905 |
New Australia, Paraguay |
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1922 |
Villarrica, Paraguay. |
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| Farmer
At the age of 17, while doing fencing works at Santa Barbara, Paraguay, he was forcibly enlisted into a revolutionary group, and taken captive. After escaping, the hardship experienced on his return home through dense forest of the Eastern Paraguay region affected his health, and hedeveloped TB.
He died the year after his return to Villarrica. |
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| Henry (Enrique) Lewis SUMMERFIELD (M) | | Others called Summerfield |
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10/3/1890 |
Waverley |
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