Baptismal record for Pastor August Kavel and his twin sister Friderica at the Evangelische Sankt Georgenkirche (Evangelical St. George Church), Berlin, 1798 [transcription and translation by Herbert Mees].
Document of Agreement signed by the Old Lutheran emigrants at Plymouth, 28 July, 1838; witnessed by Charles Flaxman and Pastor August Kavel who also signed for some of the emigrants (SLSA PRG 174/33).
As above, second page.
Detail of the witness signatures, as above.The first Naturalization Act (of Germans) in South Australia, 1839 [http://classic.austlii.edu.au/au/legis/sa/num_act/na4o3v1839265/].Manifest of ship “City of London”, arrived Adelaide, 1840; Anne “Penneyfeather” listed under “Passengers” and her brother James under “Settlers” [Manifests of vessels arriving from overseas, Vol. 2, 1839-1840, SLSA].Shipping record of the “City of London”, with reference to Miss “Pennifeather”, 1840 [E. A. D. Opie, “South Australian Records prior to 1841”].Pennyfeather passengers on “City of London”, 1840 [bound-for-south-australia.collections.slsa.sa.gov.au]
Pastor August Kavel’s Hebrew Bible [Lutheran Archives BF/HEB/5].
Cover details of the Bible above.
Marriage record of Pastor August Kavel and Beate Irrgang (later Staudenmayer), Langmeil Lutheran Church register, Tanunda, SA, June 1851 [Lutheran Archives].Lutheran Church centenary festival programme, Horsham, Vic., 1938.
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