3. |- | 24 February 1842 | The junction of Lubra Creek and the Penshurst–Caramut road, at Caramut station | Moperer gundidj clan | 6 settlers attacked and killed 5 members of two families asleep among tea-trees by a stream off Mustons Creek and plundered their goods. 3 of the murderers were put on trial before a jury of mainly squatters in a court presided over by Redmond Barry and though the incident was well documented, were deemed not guilty. | 4 women, Connyer, Natgoncher (pregnant), Wenigoniber, Wooigouing, and 1 male child |- | October 1842 | Tarrone station | Yowen gundidj clan | Dr James Kilgour who had established his station on the Yowen lands, mustered 40 men to take revenge for a shepherd's murder, and shot two or three in a camp.. Robertson, an overseer then supplied members of the tribe with flour laced with arsenic. | 9 killed: three men, three women and three children |- | 1842 | Warndaa ssite at Boggy Gully, near Black Swamp, just west of Merrang House, on the Hopkins River south of Hexham | Moperer gundidj clan | unknown | unknown |- | 1842 | near Donald McKenzie's station on the Crawford River | Net net yune gundidj clan | Donald McKenzie and Frederick Edinge had been killed 15 May 1842 and revenge was taken on an unknown number of Gunditjmara | Several. |- | September 1843 | Headwaters of the Crawford River | Pallapnue gundidj clan | Australian native police under HEP Dana in retribution for the killing of Christopher Bassett in August 1843 and the theft of his flock. | 9 shot dead in two separate incidents. |- | October 1843 | 8 miles from Mount Eckersley, on the road between Portland and Kanawalla | Gunditjmara | George D Lockhart of Kanawalla station had his dray stolen by attackers. Pursued by HEP Dana and his native police, of whom two wounded. | 2 Aborigines killed, one wounded |- | 25 January 1844 | Mullagh station, nearly 7 miles north of Harrow | clan unknown | Thomas Barrett was threatened with a liang by a Gunditjmara who wanted his bag of flour | 1 aboriginal, Jim, was shot dead |- | 20 May 1847 | Euremete and Lyne stations, near Branxholme | unknown clan of Gunditjmara | A GW Elms shepherd attacked. Subsequently, a group of settlers clashed with some