Levi Lovelock

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Levi farmed at Aldinga and had an hotel in the Yankalilla district called "Two Storey" in the gorge bewteen Cape Jervis and Second Valley.

Before his wife's death in 1919 she recalled that the first tree, situated south of the jetty at Glenelg, was cut to furnish Thompson's Public House which was the first house in the state.  Her seond brother lived with the Thompson's and her father helped fell the tree.  Therefore she believed the present 'old Gum Tree' at Glenelg is not the actual tree of the landing of the "Buffalo".

After the death of her husband, Mrs P Lovelock lived with her son near Port Willunga, probably Thomas E. Lovelock.

Immigrated 'Prince Regent'1839

married Holy Trinity Church Adelaide

Farmer, Hotel Keeper

Ch 10 th March 1827

On his head stone : In loving memory of Levi Lovelock. Died 7th May 1907. Aged 80 years. Also Penberthy, beloved wife of above. Died 10th August 1919. Aged 90 years. And Richard, beloved son of the above. Died 7th Jan. 1937. Aged 73 years