Henry Wallan

aka Henry Wallen, Wally, Whalley, Wharlan, Warland, Walker

aka "Governor"

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c.1818 Henry “Governor” Wallan Settled on KI permanently at Three Wells on the Cygnet River, KI, along with William Day and their Aboriginal ‘wives” - reportedly Martha and Puss. Died in KI in 1856. (Reportedly associated with sealers John Randall, James Kirby, and James Everett c 1823/4.) Leigh suggests he was forced to sell his land to Stephens, of the South Australian Company in 1836, and that Wallan did not receive full value.

References:

Plomley, B. & Henley, K.A.“The sealers of Bass Strait and the Cape Barren Island community” 1990.W H Leigh, 1839 “Reconnoitring Voyages and Travels with Adventures in the New Colonies of South Australia” page 124 Philip A Clarke, “The Aboriginal presence on KI 1998”; Norman Tindale, SA Museum 1937, page 31.