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Bhakrodi To Woolgoolga
10 July 2023 by Len Kenna & Crystal Jordan NEW RELEASE: Bhakrodi To Woolgoolga by Len Kenna & Crystal Jordan This book examines Moti's journey to Australia and the unexpected events that followed. when he set out on his journey Moti wanted to increase his family's wealth and land holdings in the Punjab and to continue his Sikh way of life. This book had a strange beginning in that it wasn’t a planned project it came about following a chain of events. While the Sikh Museum in
Australian Indian History Exhibition Avenel
AUSTRALIAN INDIAN HISTORY EXHIBITION AT AVENEL HUB SUNDAY 12 OCTOBER 2025 to be opened by Annabelle Cleeland MP for Euroa, Victoria. ...
Johnny Cakes
© Len Kenna & Crystal Jordan Sikh Hawkers at Jeparit, Victoria, cooking Roti otherwise known as Johnny Cakes by...
LEN KENNA - Anthology
Poetry © Len Kenna August 2023 Illustrations © Crystal Jordan 2023 INTRODUCTION I wrote this small anthology of poems because I was...
Sikh History In Australia
NEW RELEASE: Sikh History in Australia in both English and Punjabi 2019 by Len Kenna and Crystal Jordan - Translated by Dr. Balwant Singh...
GAMBLE SINGH PARK VICTORIA
Gamble Singh Indian Hawker Wodonga
Nadan Singh – Walcha NSW for 23 years
28 October 2021 © Len Kenna and Crystal Jordan 2021 Nadan Singh was born in c. 1872 at Hardaspura Village, Tehsil Barnala, Punjab, India and migrated to New South Wales, Australia in 1894. He lived and worked as a Hawker, using a horse and wagon, in the country town of Walcha and the surrounding District. He travelled between Walcha, Ingelba and Armidale. Ingelba is 28.2 kilometres southwest of Walcha and Armidale is 64 kilometres northwest of Walcha. Walcha was proclaimed
Inder Singh a Sikh Cane Farmer at Redlynch Qld 1897
November 25, 2018 © Len Kenna & Crystal Jordan Inder Singh courtesy NAA Indur Singh also known as Inder, was born in 1873 at Chak Kalan Village, Nakodur Tehsil, Jalandhar, Punjab, India. He was a tall thin man who wore earrings. He arrived in Cairns Australia in 1897 where he worked as an itinerant labourer and canecutter. In 1898 he began working on the Mossman and in 1902, at the beginning of the cane cutting season, he was a Ganger for a team of 18 Itinerant canecutters.
Sikh Cremation Grounds Cairns Queensland Memorials Project
October 14, 2018 Sikh Cremation Ground Cairns 1953-1980. Courtesy C. Jordan & R. Chohan 2024 After many years of researching Sikh History with the Sikhs in North Queensland it was decided at a meeting with the Sangat at the Edmonton Gurudwara in 2018 to have the Sikh Cremation Grounds in Cairns recognised with a Memorial and Plaques and information board about the Sikhs in North Queensland displayed. Len Kenna, Crystal Jordan of Australian Indian Historical Society Inc. have
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