Charley (Cupid) Santo Family History : Charters Towers
William C. Santo
,
Normanton
:
William C. Santo
,
2016
9192893
2016
single work
biography
'This book gives a brief outline of Charley Cupid Santo early history and his descendants, in doing so this book was achieved through published historical information and early paper material. The journey of Charley arrival to Morton Bay, Queensland with his father and perhaps other family members, the adversity they’ve faced throughout their endless working life. Therefore, there are many gaps in Charley and his descendants past and somewhat accuracy of dates and names could be questioned. In spite of this our grandparents who life’s cannot be understood or comprehend until you understand their past and the political surroundings they were born, lived and died in.'
'This book has been largely assimilated through published station diaries archives, early kanaka historical events, staff at the John Oxley Aboriginal and Torres Strait Personal history, Santo elders, and a special thanks to Robin and Earnest Bassingthwaighte for their assistance in gathering old Bluff downs station photos and also giving me early station dairy evident of old bluff down station bygone past.' (Source: William, C. Santo, Introduction, Charley (Cupid) Santo, 2016)
Maggie and Charley Santo : The History of the Santo Family of Charters Towers
Southport
:
Keeaira Press
,
2016
9671698
2016
single work
biography
'This book gives a brief outline of the lives of Charley Cupid Santo, a South Sea Islander and Maggie Tonton a Gudjal woman from north Queensland and their family. The journey of Charley and how he with his father and perhaps other family members, the adversity they've faced throughout their endless working life. Therefore, there are many gaps in the known history of Maggie and Charley and their descendants. This book has attempted to fill in some of the gaps of their story, with dates, names and places but there are still many aspects of their history that we do not know. In spite of this my great-grandparents whose lives cannot be understood or comprehended until you understand their past and the political surroundings they were born, lived and died in.' (Source: Publisher's website)
'Since its launch in 2007 BlackWords has enjoyed strong Indigenous leadership and a dedicated Indigenous team, allowing Indigenous storytellers, academics and researchers to determine its look, content, and scope. The BlackWords team of researchers and indexers is a community consisting of individuals from across institutions such as the University of Queensland, the University of Western Australia, Flinders University, the University of Sydney, the University of Wollongong and AIATSIS, each of whom has brought their own expertise and specialist interest to the database (BlackWords; Holt; Kilner 62). ' (Author's introduction)
'Since its launch in 2007 BlackWords has enjoyed strong Indigenous leadership and a dedicated Indigenous team, allowing Indigenous storytellers, academics and researchers to determine its look, content, and scope. The BlackWords team of researchers and indexers is a community consisting of individuals from across institutions such as the University of Queensland, the University of Western Australia, Flinders University, the University of Sydney, the University of Wollongong and AIATSIS, each of whom has brought their own expertise and specialist interest to the database (BlackWords; Holt; Kilner 62). ' (Author's introduction)
