Diary Port Lincoln
Appendix
Sources & Footnotes
(059) Barnard 
(060) Jones (061) Boby it could be the native Tamuruwi Rungkawuri, who was known as "Encounter Bay Bob".(062) Edward Bate Scott (1822-1909) arrived in Sydney Cove, New South Wales, in 1838 aboard the "City of Edinburgh"; he was a friend of Edward John Eyre and became his traveling companion.(063) Bennet (064) Poole (065) Thomas Hanlon As a police officer, he released the nine imprisoned natives from the underground dungeon on the instructions of the police commissioner.(066) Bennet's Station (067) Biddle's Station (Tolilye) was the "Long Pond Station" near Port Lincoln. 8 km from White's Station, between Driver's Station (Pillaworta) and Brown's Station (Kattabidnie).(068) Felsthal (Rocky Valley) (069) James Rolles Biddle arrived in Adelaide with his family on board the "William Barras" on December 20, 1839. They were participants in Poole's monthly meeting of the Fellowship of Friends (Quakers).(070) Edward Young (1683-1765) was an English poet who wrote his night thoughts after the deaths of his beloved daughter-in-law, son-in-law and wife, written from 1742-1745.(071) The complaint: or: Night-Thoughts of Life, Death & Immortality, Night VII: The Infidel Reclaimed; (item is in German language.)(072) Tod River is the only watercourse on the Eyre Peninsula with reliable water flow. It runs southeast and flows into the lower Spencer Gulf north of Port Lincoln.