Diary Port Lincoln
Appendix
Sources & Foornotes
(031) Wilhelm Gottlob Neander was a joiner and carpenter, he arrived in South Australia on October 16, 1837 on board the "Solway".
(032) B. Pratt Winter He served as the first surveyor in South Australia and was the predecessor of Matthew Smith as the acting judge.(033) George Burder (1752-1832) was an English nonconformist clergyman.(034) North Side Hill is a hill in the Lower Eyre Peninsula District Council. It is located near the town of Duck Ponds and near the village of Tulka.(035) Sleaford Bay (Tannanna) is a bay on the south coast of the Eyre Peninsula, approximately 21 kilometers southwest of Port Lincoln. It was named in 1802 by the British navigator Matthew Flinders.(036) Matthew Smith probably: an Anglo-Australian lawyer, judge and civil servant; active in South Australia, traveling with his son Harry?(037) Capitain Welldone was the Capitain of the American whaler "Martha".(038) Sir Joseph Banks Group is an archipelago in the Spencer Gulf, about 20 kilometers (12 miles) off the east coast of the Eyre Peninsula.(039) Point Bolingbroke Southern tip of the Eyre Peninsula.(040) Tumby Island is a low rocky island located 500 meters east of the southern tip of Tumby Bay (Tumby Point) in Spencer Gulf.(041) Louth Bay was named by Matthew Flinders on February 26, 1802.(042) Happy Valleyis now a suburb of Adelaide. Happy Valley probably got its name from Edward Burgess, one of the area's first settlers.(043) Edward Burgess (1812-1897) was a staunch Methodist, arrived in Holdfast Bay with his wife on board the "Coromandel" on January 12, 1837. Sometime over the next two years, Burgess settled in Happy Valley and began farming.(044) Hugh John[s]ton