Diary Port Lincoln
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Sources & Footnotes
(001) Theodor August Friedrich Wilhelm Nickel (1865-1953) was a Lutheran clergyman, pastor and teacher. In 1901 he accepted a call to Eudunda, South Australia, a congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Australia. He was President of the South Australian Synod from 1902 to 1913 and President of the Australian Synod from 1903 to 1923. In 1917 he became vicar of Tarrington (Hochkirch), Victoria. He edited the Lutheran Church Messenger until 1917 (when it was closed by the government) and was sole editor of the Australian Lutheran from 1918 to 1923.
(002) Port Lincoln is located about 280 km as the crow flies (approx. 660 km coastal route) west of Adelaide at the southern end of the Eyre Peninsula on Boston Bay.(003) Matthew Moorhouse (1813-1876) first "Protector of Aborigines".(004) Gottfried Kappler reached Port Adelaide with his parents and siblings on January 22, 1839 on the "Catharina".(005) Samuel Gottlieb Klose (1802-1889) Missionary and linguist in Australia, came two years after Schürmann and Teichelmann together with(006) Heinrich August Eduard Meyer to South Australia.(007) Christian Gottlob Teichelmann (1807-1888) Missionary and linguist in Australia, came to South Australia together with Schürmann.
(008) Philipps
(009) Sea Mark In contrast to the buoy, it is a fixed sea mark that does not meet the criteria of a lighthouse due to its design or size. They are used to mark the boundaries of the channel of a navigable body of water.
(010) Kilburn Owner of the "Alice".
(011) Ernst Gottlieb Woltersdorf (1725-1761) Theologian, deacon, pastor and spiritual songwriter. (Item in German language)(012) (013) (014) Yorke Peninsula is a headland on the west coast of South Australia, between Spencer Gulf(013) and Gulf St. Vincent(014) gelegen.(015) (016) Kangaroo Island is the third largest island in Australia (after Tasmania and Melville Island) and is located 112 km southwest of Adelaide(016) .