men believed to be responsible | 2 dead |- | April 1847 | Eumeralla district | Nillan gundidj clan, | Native Police Corps | Tarerer (Jupiter) and Tykoohe (Cocknose) |- | 1847 | Mount Eccles, | Gunjditjmara, clan.unknown | Settler vigilante group | An estimated 30 Aborigines, including babies. |- | Between August 1843 and 1849 | Castlemaddie or Ettrick pastoral runs | Gunjditjmara, clan.unknown | William Learmonth, who had taken up 39,000 acres, and the Jamieson brothers, William and Robert | 1 Aborigine. |- | unknown | Lake Gorrie, Squattleseamere | Gunjditjmara, clan.unknown | A groups of settlers led by Charles Hamilton Macknight who had just acquired 47,228 acres in the district, in retribution for the pillaging by 30 blacks of some stores. | unknown number |- | 1840s?-early 1850s? | Murderers Flat by Darlots Creek, Lake Condah Mission | Kerup gundidj clan, | Unknown white gave the community a large bag of flour laced with arsenic. This is a Kerup clan tradition, though there are numerous difficulties with the version given by Rose Donker.{{efn|The following oral report by Mrs Mary Clarke, a descendant of Portland area Gunditjmara, recounts that an overseer on a station saw one of two groups of travelling natives and asked them if they were hungry: Well, you go and sit down over there in that shed.' And they went there. He said, 'I'll make you something to eat,' and he had a great big boiler. He had a boiler there. It was in the shearing shed that he took them to have this meal..They was finished shearing and they took the Aborigines there to have something to eat. They were weak and hungry, and she said, she said to some of her friends, 'I'm not stopping. I'm gunna go on, I'll gop on and I'll come, we'll come back' – she was with her tribe.. and she said, 'I'll come back next morning.' So they did come back and..The overseer made this porridge and he finished them. He put strychnine in it. They didn't known what he was doing, and they're all sitting around looking hungry, all sitting there little children and all, and he was giving them porridge, serving the porridge out to them, and they all went-flop. He murdered them with the porridge, the strychnine in the porridge. And when my mother-in-law came back with her tribe, she said she find them