This report of the coronial inquest into the death of William Maybrow (Mowbray), a convict at Bathurst, includes evidence that the death was the result of violence by four Aboriginal men, including a man names 'Guyett.'

Coroners Inquest by the Directions of the Commandant William Lawson Esquire on the Body of William Maybrow a Crown Prisoner, dated 30 March 1822 in Colonial Secretary's Papers, 1788-1825, SRNSW [4/1819] 449-54

The establishment of the colonial settlement of Bathurst on Wiradjuri country in 1815 and the expansion of the colony over the Bathurst Plains led to war between the Wiradjuri people and the colonisers in the 1820s. Bathurst and the neighbouring settlements were administered by Commandants, who tried various and unsuccessful...

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Coroners Inquest by the Directions of the Commandant William Lawson Esquire on the Body of William Maybrow a Crown Prisoner, dated 30 March 1822 in Colonial Secretary's Papers, 1788-1825, SRNSW [4/1819] 449-54

Central Western NSW Conflict