ETHNONYMS: Wombunger, Wongai-bun, Wonghi, Wonghibon
The Wongaibon are an Australian Aboriginal group who range over an area of some 70,000 square kilometers in New South Wales. Their territory is centered at: 146°30′ E and 32° S at the headwaters of Bogan Creek and on Tigers Camp and Boggy Cowal creeks. They use more of the territory and sometimes move into the territory of adjacent groups during dry periods when food is scarce.
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Woods, J. D., ed. (1879). The Native Tribes of South Australia. Adelaide: E. S. Wigg & Son.
To say my peoples are extinct is very insulting. To come up with this conclusion not much research was undertaken. I feel that if you really wanted to know anything about this group you should start in Cobar where most of my people live.
our mob thinks they are wiradjuri being the Main mob there its the small once that counts
my mobs the Daley from Murrambigeree
(sorry for the overload of questions)
I am from the Griffiths family in Cobar, my Grandfather (who is now deceased) was the Elder there. Who are you related to??