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	Johann Gotthelf Schultz
		was born in Hoffnungsthal, South Australia on April 11, 1848.
		and was buried in the Lutheran Cemetery, South Hamilton, Victoria.
		Bertha was born on December 17, 1884 in Byaduk, Victoria, Australia.
	thethomsons.aussieland.net /i0000965.htm (701 words)

	Johann Samuel Schultz
		was born in Hoffnungsthal, South Australia on June 11, 1852.
		Anna was born on November 1, 1855 in Hoffnungsthal, South Australia.
		was born in Hochkirch, Victoria, Australia on December 20, 1861.
	thethomsons.aussieland.net /i0000354.htm (1152 words)

	Bethany, South Australia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bethany (34°28′S 138°58′E, postcode 5352) is a small village located about 2 km south east of Tanunda in the Barossa Valley.
		Bethany was the first settlement in the Barossa Valley area.
		It was settled in 1842, by Prussian immigrants who had leased land from George Fife Angas.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bethany,_South_Australia (150 words)

	The Barossa Valley - South Australia Wine Country
		Overall, South Australia produces 50 per cent of Australia's wines and 70 per cent of the nation's wine exports.
		Bethany is a small village just outside Tanunda and was the region's first Lutheran settlement.
		To the south of the region lies Williamstown and its Whispering Wall at the nearby Barossa Reservoir.
	www.clickforaustralia.com /south_australia_Barossa_Valley.htm (787 words)

	Bethany - South Australia - Australia - Travel - smh.com.au
		It was from Bethany that the first missionaries to the Aborigines of Central Australia departed for Hermannsburg.
		Located on Krondorf Road south of Bethany this winery was established in 1846 by one of the first German families in the Barossa Valley.
		Located on Krondorf Road south of Bethany this winery was established in 1984 in restored buildings from the 1850s.
	www.smh.com.au /news/South-Australia/Bethany/2005/02/17/1108500204157.html (875 words)

	Bethany South Australian History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Neuschlesien, New Silesia or Bethanien and later Bethany, about 2 km from Tanunda in the Barossa Valley, was established by a group of Lutheran migrants who arrived with Pastor Gotthard Daniel Frietzsche in 1841.
		Bethany is one of the townships occupied by Germans.
		One of Bethany shoemakers, Johann Wilhelm Eduard Engelhardt, married Anna Rosina Rau in 1844, had a row of shops in Tanunda and in 1868 published in Berlin 'A Contribution to the History of the Church in South Australia'.
	www.southaustralianhistory.com.au /bethany.htm (1479 words)

	bed and breakfast South Australia Barossa Valley - Bethany Cottage B & B self contained - Interbed accommodation ...
		Bethany Cottage lies in the heart of the oldest German settlement in the Barossa Valley, surrounded by grape vines and spectacular views of the Barossa Ranges.
		Bethany Cottage may be reached from Adelaide through Gawler or via Chain of Ponds.
		Bethany was the first village established in the Barossa Valley in 1842 by 28 Prussian families.
	www.interbed.com.au /listings/bethany.htm (501 words)

	The Evangelical Lutheran Synod Of Australia: A Brief History (1)
		Throughout the history of Lutheranism in Australia, two distinct theological streams flowed quite separately from one another.
		It was this situation which led to the negotiations between the traditionally confessional Evangelical Lutheran Church of Australia (E.L.C.A.) and the liberal United Evangelical Lutheran Church in Australia (U.E.L.C.A.) in the late twentieth century.
		Pastor Kavel arrived in Adelaide with a flock of approximately 200 souls in November of 1838.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/lutheranism/24350 (544 words)

	German Placenames in South Australia
		In 1914 there were many German placenames in Australia, particularly in the state of South Australia (where there were at least 69 German placenames).
		In 1917 (during the First World War) the government of South Australia changed 69 German placenames and names of geographical features.
		South Australia's population also included a greater number of Germans and Australians of German descent than any other state.
	www.teachers.ash.org.au /dnutting/germanaustralia/e/ortsnamensa.htm (188 words)

	Category:Towns in South Australia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		See also: Category:Cities in South Australia and Category:Suburbs of Adelaide
		List of cities and towns in South Australia
		This page was last modified 14:46, 16 April 2006.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Category:Towns_in_South_Australia (72 words)

	Craft Culture
		He was sent to Australia from Gemany in 1866, to be the pastor at a place called Bethany in South Australia and later to establish the mission in central Australia on behalf of the Lutheran church.
		He also told me that when he was up at Bethany, the kids got around with no shoes or socks on because that's what they did “up north” at Hermannsburg.
		My grandfather subsequently worked on the railways in South Australia for a large part of his life, and during the 1920's and 1930's he established a collection of indigenous Australian objects which he donated to The South Australian Museum in the 1980s.
	www.craftculture.org /archive/waters1.htm (1261 words)

	Bethany Wines - Travel Downunder - Discover the real Australia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		In a world that seems obsessed with speed and immediacy, we are often in danger of losing sight of life's simpler traditions.
		Filling buckets with clusters of new season's grapes in the Barossa, under the blaze of the Australia sun, or pulling on a Drizzabone on a frosty winter morning to prune gnarled old bush vines.
		At Bethany Wines, our family has been marking the passage of the seasons in this way for nearly 150 years, with every generation continuing the process of nurturing, preserving and passing on a respect for our land, while maintaining a humble gratitude for the bounty of the Barossa.
	www.traveldownunder.com.au /South_Australia/Barossa/Bethany_Wines.asp (323 words)

	German Settlers in South Australia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		By the mid 1840s there were enough Germans in South Australia to make it worthwhile to have their own newspaper.
		Another well known migrant was, Carl Linger, who wrote the music for Song of Australia, which impressed Charles Cameron Kingston, the Premier of South Australia, so much that he asked public school teachers to teach it to all their students.
		Sadly most of this was forgotten or ignored during the wars when Lutheran schools were closed, Germans lost their vote, German place names were eradicated from the maps and men interned for being of German background.
	www.southaustralianhistory.com.au /german.htm (1838 words)

	Discover South Australia
		The Barossa is Australia's most famous wine region, and with over 50 cellar door outlets there are numerous opportunities to sample the region's most famous product.
		Bethany was first settled by Lutherans, and the pioneer cemetery and medieval-style traditional thatched houses are a reminder of days gone by.
		Is the home of Australia's 'top drop', at Orlando Wines where the first vines were planted on the banks of Jacob's Creek in 1847.
	www.southaustralia.co.nz /SiteResources/Data/Templates/satc_normal.asp?docid=200 (1269 words)

	Barossa Valley & Riverlands, South Australia travel guide - Australian Tourism Net
		The valley's German influence is over shadowed here by the character of George Fife Angas, a founder of South Australia and sponsor of many of the valley's early German settlers.
		Population: l5.000 Gawler is South Australia's oldest country town, and boasts more grand colonial buildings than most.
		In the I9th century it was known as the 'Modern Athens' a reference to the literary nature of its early residents.
	www.atn.com.au /sa/south/towns-c.htm (1366 words)

	Vino! Wineries: South Australia Wineries, Australian Wineries
		Aldinga Bay Winery is situated on the Fleurieu Peninsula of South Australia, 45km south of Adelaide and 2.5km from the beautiful sandy beaches of Aldinga Bay.
		Banrock Station is an historical 4,200 acre property at the junction of Banrock Creek and the Murray River in South Australia's Riverland region.
		Hoffmann's is a small family owned vineyard and winery situated in the McLaren Vale region of South Australia, an area renown for its premium wines throughout the world.
	www.vino.com /wines/country.asp?CID=1&CRIT=R&Sort=102 (1314 words)

	The Virtual Schoolhouse - International Schools on the Net - Australia
		The Armidale School (Armidale New South Wales) -- Not exactly sure what kind of school this is; looks to be a private military academy.
		The Foothills School (Guildford Western Australia) -- An alternative or "student-centered" school, "[t]he school's curriculum is seen as encompassing all of the student's experiences within the orbit of the school's activities and not simply the experiences attached to the classroom or other formal contact time.
		Gordon Education Centre (Mount Gambier South Australia) -- "Gordon Education Centre is a special education facility incorporating a special school (K-12) for intellectually disabled students and support services for 48 district schools integrating students with disabilities."
	www.ibiblio.org /cisco/schoolhouse/schools/international/australia.html (928 words)

	South Australia
		South Australia, the driest state of the driest continent, is split into two very distinct halves.
		In contrast with the gentle and cultured southeast, the remainder of South Australia – with the exception of the relatively refined Eyre Peninsula and its strikingly scenic west coast – is unremittingly harsh desert, a naked country of vast horizons, salt lakes, glazed gibber plains and ancient mountain ranges.
		The Ghan to Alice Springs is one of Australia’s great train journeys; as is the Indian Pacific between Perth and Sydney, which passes through Adelaide – though if you hop on the eastbound train here, you’ll have missed traversing part of the country, which is really the point of the journey.
	www.pacificislandtravel.com /australia/southaustralia/sa_intro.asp (823 words)

	Find an e-pal in Australia at Class Connect
		Bethany is a Catholic primary school located in Werribee North, Victoria, Australia.
		We attend Bethany Catholic Primary School in Werribee North, in Victoria, Australia.
		At Bethany there are 34 teachers and nearly 600 students.
	www.gigglepotz.com /ccaust-3.htm (872 words)

	The naming of children among German immigrants
		Members of the House of Hohenzollern the Rulers of Prussia were known by this combination which seems to have led almost every family in their Realm to name one of their sons Friedrich Wilhelm.
		Despite the fact that it was Friedrich Wilhelm 111 of Prussia's policy of Church unity that caused the Barossa's first settlers to seek freedom of worship in South Australia, these families continued using these names for several generations.
		He was the first child born in Australia to the Grosser family, who arrived on the Skjold in 1841.
	www.teachers.ash.org.au /dnutting/germanaustralia/e/namekids.htm (730 words)

	An International Perspective: Education Around the Globe - International Schools - Australia
		The Foothills School Guildford Western Australia - An alternative or "student-centred" school, "[t]he school's curriculum is seen as encompassing all of the student's experiences within the orbit of the school's activities and not simply the experiences attached to the classroom or other formal contact time.
		Thebarton Senior College Adelaide South Australia -- Thebarton Senior College was established to provide senior secondary courses for adults who wish to complete their secondary education on a full-time or part-time basis.
		Westminster School Adelaide South Australia - "Westminster School was founded with the ideal that formal education should be centred around the Christian faith as a motive and inspiration for living with others." ---->
	www.ibiblio.org /cisco/schools/international/australia.html (1158 words)

	4th (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Jack Messenger, Chartered Accountant and Chairman of the South Australian Rural Reconstruction Authority.
		Norm Scheer, Salmon Gums, Northern New South Wales; Mr.
		Garth Polkinghorne, Farmer and Chairman of the United Farmers" and Graziers' Education Committee, Lock, South Australia.
	www.ees.adelaide.edu.au /icooper/fmscsa/4th.htm (205 words)

	GALTA South Australia
		Whatever sort of holiday experience you're after, South Australia is a good place to find it.
		One of Australia's most well known wine regions, the Barossa, is only one hour's drive from the city.
		South of Adelaide, in the McLaren Vale, there are another 40 wineries or so, and further afield lies the Coonawarra wine region - renowned for producing excellent red wines, and a perfect place to stop for those travellers entering South Australia via Victoria.
	www.galta.com.au /sa.asp (426 words)

	Wine on the Web - Best Values
		The Schrapel Family, who own the vineyards at Bethany, are believed to have been members of the original Lutheran settlement in the Barossa Valley, Jacob Schrapel having arrived in 1845.
		It is believed that he had seen a couple of rows of vines that the Lutherans had planted for sacramental wine and this inspired him to start the first commercial vineyard in Barossa.
		Anyone who ever travels to South Australia should put a visit to the enchanting village of Bethany on their priority list and also visit the winery.
	www.wineontheweb.co.uk /a-z/valuesa-z/valuesa-z_44.html (172 words)

	The Antipodean Grossers
		On the 17th April, 1844 at Bethany, South Australia, the eight child, Benjamin Dienegott Leberecht Grosser, [1st generation] was born.
		KAHG was one of the original pioneers and the mayor of the first settlement in Bethanien (or Bethany, as it was later known) the Barossa Valley District and his wife ARW was by descent, a princess of the ancient Wendish, or a.k.a.
		Upon arrival in Australia, simple services, in Neuschlesien, New Silesia or Bethanien [simplified later to Bethany], located about 2 km south-east of Tanunda in the Barossa Valley, was established by a group of Lutheran migrants who arrived with Pastor Gotthard Daniel Frietzsche in 1841.
	freepages.family.rootsweb.com /~rgrosser (1426 words)

	Bethany Cottage - Travel Downunder - Discover the real Australia
		Australia > South Australia > Barossa > Bethany Cottage
		Two old renovated cottages on seven acres, set in the heart of Bethany approximately two minutes from Tanunda.
		This property is located in the foothills of the Barossa Ranges, set amongst grape vines.
	www.traveldownunder.com.au /South_Australia/Barossa/Bethany_Cottage.asp (182 words)

	BAROSSA VALLEY, SOUTH AUSTRALIA, BAROSSA WINES, SOUTH AUSTRALIAN WINES, VINEYARDS IN BAROSSA VALLEY, WINERIES IN ...
		The Barossa Valley is one of Australia’s most well known wine growing regions, and is situated just a short drive north from Adelaide.
		It is well worth exploring the region and visiting several of the wineries as they all offer something slightly different.
		There is a great scenic drive which takes you from Angaston to Tanunda via Menglers Hill, as well as a pretty walk through the small hamlet, Bethany, which was the first German settlement in the Barossa Valley.
	www.australianexplorer.com /barossa_valley.htm (422 words)

	South Australia Wineries (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The Schrapel family vineyards are located in the Barossa Valley, South Australia.
		A family operated vineyard and wine enterprise based in the village of Moculta, Eden Valley, Barossa region of South Australia.
		Penley Estate was established in 1989 by Kym Tolley and produce premium quality wines from select fruit grown and processed at their Coonawarra winery and vineyard in South Eastern South Australia.
	huntingsociety.org /winerySAU.html (1499 words)

	Welcome to Bethany
		The cycle of life in our Barossa vines has been turning for nearly 150 years, since the Schrapel family planted their first vineyards in 1852.
		The family had arrived in South Australia from Silesia eight years previously and made their home in Bethany, the Barossa Valley`s first settlement.
		Today, with Bethany Wines being run by fifth and sixth generations of the same Schrapel family, the vines` life cycle continues in much the same way as it always has, with minimal intervention from us to produce the best possible grapes and wines.
	www.bethany.com.au (133 words)

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