Harry George Hawker was an Australian pioneer aviator, Aircraft Designer, Engineer and Test Pilot. Camel was one of the most successful fighters of WW1 and this was largely down to the work of Harry Hawker Hawker still remained a regular competitor in car and motorcycle meetings held on the infamous banked At Sopwiths in 1916, Hawker had the personal use of a small aircraft, the  Sopwith Bee . Hawker and Grieve were awarded a consolation prize of £5,000 by the Daily Mail and Hawker later named

Hawker, Calcannia Station W. Hawker, Anama Station M.S. Hawker, North Bungaree Station R. M. Hawker, Bungaree Station J.

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Thomas Hawker and his wife are buried in the churchyard. He was the brother of Robert Stephen Hawker, the Cornish poet. Mrs. Hawker was in Brussels at the time of the Battle of Waterloo. In 1911 Canon Webb passed away.

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Hawker, Mrs. P. Stacy, spoke on behalf of the Clare Red Cross Society . Thanks Mrs.

Hawker of Bungaree Station in 1868. The Commyns family moved to Adelaide.

Hawker's place at Bungaree, near Clare, the beginning of Seven- hill vineyard.