The Story of Bob Waterer and His Family 1803–2010 by Nan Bosler
The Story of Bob Waterer and His Family 1803–2010 by Nan Bosler
Author:
Nan Bosler
Publisher:
Aboriginal Support Group–Manly Warringah Pittwater, Narrabeen, NSW, 2011
Format:
Softcover
Pages:
108 pages, illustrated (some in colour), with maps and portraits
ISBN:
9780646553344
Condition:
Very Good – light wear to covers, signed by the author
Description:
This heartfelt biography traces over two centuries of the Waterer family’s history, with a focus on Bob Waterer, a proud descendant of the Gameraigal people of the Ku-ring-gai region in northern Sydney. Written by Nan Bosler, The Story of Bob Waterer and His Family 1803–2010 draws on personal memory, historical records, and family archives to document the lives, resilience, and cultural continuity of an Aboriginal family across generations. It also highlights key locations such as Scotland Island, Pittwater, Bar Island, and the Hawkesbury River.
Includes a bibliography (p. 84) and index.
Why You’ll Love It:
This rare family history offers a deeply personal perspective on the impact of colonisation, survival, and strength of cultural identity in New South Wales. Ideal for readers interested in Aboriginal family histories, Sydney’s Indigenous heritage, and community-driven storytelling.
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