List of Sources and Footnotes

• (216) Robert Bernard (1808-1840) was an appointed member of the first Legislative Council of South Australia, serving from 18 July 1838 to 27 March 1840. In March 1840 he was appointed Registrar-General and Acting Justice.
• (217) Henry Watts was the brother of John Watts (1786-1873) and "Postmaster General" for the colony of South Australia.
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• (218) Jell
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• (219) Fanny Convay arrived on December 6, 1837 with the "Navarino" in Neapan Bay on Kangaroo Island. She was a friend to Mrs. Hindmarsh.
• (220) Rev. John Eggleston (1813-1879) was a Wesleyan preacher and came to Australia in 1840, where he founded a small church in Adelaide.
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• (221) McDougall
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• (222) Ralph Drummond (1792-1872) was the first minister of a Presbyterian church in South Australia and arrived in Holdfast Bay on June 7, 1839 on board the "Sir Charles Forbes" with his wife and 8 children.
• (223) Frederick Robert Nixon (1817.1860) came to South Australia in June 1839 on board the "Rapid" as a government surveyor. He was known as a draftsman and created 12 views of Adelaide and surrounding areas.
• (224) John Reynell (1809-1873) was an English emigrant and worked as a wheat farmer, sheep and cattle breeder, wine-grower and winemaker.
• (225) Knott In #6, page 74, a Mr. Knott appears among the individuals who were interested in funding the exploration of an overland route to Western Australia, which was to be carried out by Edward John Eyre in April 1840. Nothing further is currently known about him.