Mad Dan Morgan, born as John Fuller, was a notorious bushranger in southern New South Wales and Victoria in the late 1840s and 1860s. He held up travelers and terrorized the Riverina district. Morgan was known for frequently targeting strict bosses and making them give their employees money, food, and drinks. He was eventually declared an outlaw and killed a month later in 1865.

2. Mad Dan
Morgan (John
Fuller)
was born in
Appin NSW

3. Mad Dan Morgan (John Fuller) was adopted at the age 2.
The illegitimate son of Mary Owen and
George Fuller.
He attended a Catholic school at Campbelltown.
Suspected of steeling cattle in the late 1840’s.
He left Sydney for Victoria in 1853 to join the gold rush.
Jailed for robbery in 1854 for 12 years but let out after
only 6 years.

4. He worked as a horse-breaker and station hand and
stole a prized horse belonging to the Evans family.
Evan Evans followed him, tracked him down and
wounded him.
He escaped to the eastern Riverina and western
slopes of New South Wales, this became his base.
He was wanted for many robberies and murder
around the Murray River.
In March 1865 he was declared an outlaw and was
killed a month later.
His body was buried in Wangaratta Victoria.

5.  John Fuller
 Jack Fuller
 John Smith
Mad Dan Morgan
 Down-the-River Jack
 Billy the Native
 Mad Dog Morgan

6. Melbourne Castlemaine Wangaratta Peechelba
Yarrawonga Albury Walla Walla Tumbarumba
Round Hill Station Culcairn Henty Urangeline

7. "Mad" Dan Morgan was a notorious bushranger of
Southern NSW and Victoria.
He was known for holding up travellers and terrorising
the Riverina District.
Morgan frequently targeted strict bosses and made them give there
employees money, food and drinks.

8.  http://adb.anu.edu.au/biography/morgan-daniel-dan-
13109
 http://www.murrayriver.com.au/about-the-
murray/bushranger-dan-morgan/
 Bushrangers – A History of Australia’s Outlaws by
Anna Purcell
 Australia’s Most Notorious Bushrangers by Anna
Sheppard