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Frederick Bailey Deeming used as many as 14 aliases throughout his life. He was known in the press as "Mad Fred" and "The Demon". There is evidence that links him to be Jack The Ripper, the Whitechapel Murderer, in September 1888 and being the culprit of the 5000 sovereigns stolen from the 'Iberia' in Williamstown Victoria in May 1889.

**Warning graphic information is contained in this

Frederick Bailey Deeming used as many as 14 aliases throughout his life. He was known in the press as "Mad Fred" and "The Demon". There is evidence that links him to be Jack The Ripper, the Whitechapel Murderer, in September 1888 and being the culprit of the 5000 sovereigns stolen from the 'Iberia' in Williamstown Victoria in May 1889.

**Warning graphic information is contained in this

Frederick Bailey Deeming used as many as 14 aliases throughout his life. He was known in the press as "Mad Fred" and "The Demon". There is evidence that links him to be Jack The Ripper, the Whitechapel Murderer, in September 1888 and being the culprit of the 5000 sovereigns stolen from the 'Iberia' in Williamstown Victoria in May 1889.

Captain George White, nicknamed ‘Nobby’, was born in 1842 in South Leith, Midlothian, Scotland, and was a riverboat captain along the Murray and Murrumbidgee Rivers in the 1890s and early 1900s.

In 1945, Dorothy Gilchrist hit the headlines when she went through her second divorce which had been her fourth marriage.

Eliza Callaghan was an Irish born young woman who was convicted and sent to Van Dieman's Land in 1822. She went onto marry the founder of Melbourne, John Batman.

Martin was a ship's carpenter aboard the SS Avoca which was a vessel under the P & O Company. In 1877, he managed to steal 5,000 gold sovereigns that would be worth millions of dollars today.

Are Martin Weiberg's stolen gold sovereigns buried somewhere in Gippsland?

The first triplets to be born in colonised Australia

The triplets were the children of convicts James

Leonard Strom, a Swedish sailor, captained steamers along the Murray River in the late 1800's. This is his story and the story of his descendants.

Granny Dunn delivered over 1000 babies in her small country town of Balranald in southern NSW without losing one mother! I was instantly intrigued - here is her story.