Diary Adelaide
Appendix
List of Sources and Footnotes
(182) George Stevenson (1799-1856) was a pioneer South Australian newspaper editor and gardener. He came to Adelaide as private secretary to the first Governor of South Australia, John Hindmarsh.
(183) Barbarians colloquially means "unbridled rawness", done by barbarians.(184) Captain Mitchel This fearsome Wirramejunna was named after the explorer and surveyor Major Thomas Mitchell, who was notorious for his cruelty towards the native people.(185) The Pilgrim from Saxony (item only in German language) A sheet for friends of our regional church.(186) Justus Christian Naumann (1789-1862) (item only in German language) Booksellers and publishers from Dresden. Was secretary of the committee of the Dresden Missionary Society from 1825 to 1840. The three Berlin mission candidates Teichelmann, Schümann and Engelcke were accommodated with him when they were accepted as the first students of the newly founded institution in September 1836.(187) Johann Caspar Lavater (1741-1801) was a Reformed Swiss pastor, philosopher and writer.(188) Prayer of two separated lovers(190) Johann Heinrich Both arrived in Port Adelaide with his family (wife and 5 children) on board the "Bengalee" on November 19, 1838.(191) Franz Sophius Ferdinand Aldenhoven arrived at Port Adelaide on board the "Bengalee" on November 19, 1838.(192) Wilhelm Milde arrived in Port Adelaide on board the "Solway" on October 16, 1837 with his wife and child.(193) Edward Stephens (1811-1861) arrived in Holdfast Bay on the "HMS Coromandel" on January 17, 1837. He was one of the first settlers in South Australia and one of the founders of the Methodists there. In 1840 he became Adelaide manager of the South Australian Banking Company.(194) Freemasonry belong to an internationally widespread initiation community that is organized in lodges.