Diary Adelaide
Appendix
List of Sources and Footnotes
(63) Thomas Quinton Stow was an Australian pioneer and Congregational minister.
(64) Daniel Henry Schreyvogel (1817-1886) came to South Australia on the "Duke of York" and works as an employee of the "South Australian Company".(65) Friedrich Wilhelm Kleinschmidt a laborer, arrived in Adelaide in 1837 on board the "South Australian".(66) August Heinrich Diebing A Mr. Drebbing or Diebing came to Adelaide on the "Solway" on October 16, 1837 at the age of 36.(67) Hoffmann A H. J. or H. I. Hoffman/Hiffman arrived in Holdfast Bay on April 22, 1837 on the "South Australian".(68) Frederick Christian Sturm came to Adelaide on the "Solway" on October 16, 1837 at the age of 24.(69) Johann Nicol Oppel came to Adelaide on board the "Solway" on October 16, 1837 at the age of 34.(70) William Wyatt (1804-1886) was a British surgeon who came to Adelaide with his wife in 1837 and was appointed "Protector of Aborigines" in the same year.(71) Calico is a dense, relatively smooth, plain cotton fabric.(72) Sash In the 14th and 15th centuries it was usually worn around the human body or across over one shoulder to the opposing hip. As described here by CWS, the "sash" is more likely to be described as a Cummerbund and the "bandolier" is more likely to be described as a "sash" due to the way it is worn.(73) James Kronk arrived in South Australia on the "Africaine" in November 1836.(74) Psalm 1(75) Matthew 7: 24-27(76) The "Zebra" was a three-master, built in 1818, 350 tons.(77) Dirk Meinerts Hahn (1804-1860) was captain of the "Zebra" and brought over 180 Old Lutherans to Adelaide in December 1839.(78) Dr. Matheison was the ship's surgeon on the "Zebra".(79) Hermann Friedrich Kook (1807-1887) was a farm supervisor and surveyor, born in Lübeck, came to South Australia with the “Zebra”.(80) Leopold Jonas Teichelmann and Schürmann may have known him from their time in Berlin; lived in Klemzig from 1860 on.