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20151	Her name appears in her father's estate (1859) No further information h as been found.	GADNEY, Frederika Louisa (I2362)
20152	Her normal abode was at 63 Main Road, Walmer, Port Elizabeth but she di ed in the Mental Hospital Estate MOOC 6/9/5743 R66939	SURMON, Violet Ethel (I33555)
20153	Her parentage could not be traced although she may be b2c14d4 for wh om no information other than ~11 12 1746 is given in SAG	MERWE, Elsie van der (I40421)
20154	Her unmarked grave No estate found	WARRINGTON, Frances Nancy Muriel (I46169)
20155	HER unmarked grave - number not recorded	HENN, Nicholas Johannes (I50702)
20156	Hewas born in Montgomeryshire and arrived with Griffith's party aboard t he Stentor	JONES, Jenkin (I34024)
20157	His mother was alive in England and his father was deceased. It is not known what ship he arrived on but there were several ships that arrived with few boys on that are not listed in any manifests and he would have been one of these. He could read and write but recieved no schooling or religious instruction. He was apprenticed to Paul Retief of Groot Drakenstein and was employed as a farm labourer. He was given sufficient food and good clothes and he was healthy and happy but very small. In 1849 he was a labourer working in Groot Drakenstein for Pieter Izak De Villiers and earned an average of 9d. per day. Also in 1849 during the pressing season he worked for 3 weeks for J. P. De Villiers and earned 9d. per day He was also listed as a labourer with the Corn Farmers during the late harvest season residing at "Pniel Insitution" in Groot Drakenstein and was employed by Jakob de Villiers at Kuilenberg for 4 weeks earning 1s. 6d. & 2s 6d. per day and 1/2 muid barley and 1 muid of corn.	FLYNN, Terry (I85)
20158	Hotel Manager Grave HER B2408 Estate 6/9/5110 F59893	LUYT, Henry Valentine Colenso (I32458)
20159	Hotel servant and later town ranger Grave HER G1024	HAMMAN, Sydney Lawrence George (Haman) (I4470)
20160	Hotelier Grave HER B1914. Estate 6/9/2684 F5738	MCFARLANE, Walter III (I29369)
20161	HT2448. Driver, Cape Auxilliary Horse Transport Company. Est 6/9/1042 F1065	DYERS, Isaac (I23609)
20162	In 1836, John and someone named Chipperfield, went in search of Thomas Sho ne who had not arrived in Bathurst with stores from Grahamstown but was la ter found. The two members of the search party were murdered and the bo dy of Chippendale was never found. Bentley's mutilated body was buried whe re it was found on the farm Waaiplaats. Both men are commerated on the Cenotaph at Grahamstown	BENTLEY, John (I27959)
20163	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	GIBBS, Pamela SybilL (I28240)
20164	In 1944 he lived in Vryheid, Natal Natal estate 1981/01342	SOLMS, Leonhard (I26033)
20165	In 1944 he lived in Vryheid, Natal	SOLMS, Joseph Lodewyk (I26040)
20166	In 1944 she lived in Pongola, Natal	SOLMS, Freda Anetta (I26042)
20167	In 1944 she lived in Utrecht, Natal	SOLMS, Ursula (I5028)
20168	In 1944 she lived in Utrecht, Natal	SOLMS, Clementina Susanna (I26038)
20169	In 1944 she lived in Volksrust, Transvaal	SOLMS, Johanna (I5360)
20170	In 1945 lived at 6 South Road, The Hill, Johannesburg	PRATT, Aletta Henning (I25208)
20171	In 1979 he was farming on Belton near Grahamstown,	ROSS, William Pringle (I27343)
20172	In 1988 shwe lived in the Red Cross Cottages in Grahamstown	HOBSON, Ruth (I27433)
20173	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	SOUTHEY, Christopher Leigh (I32945)
20174	In his wife's estate, signed by his son, his names are given as George W1l liam	DUNSDON, George Jacobus (I3992)
20175	In SA Family Register the surname Smith appears in brackets after Roysto n. In the same volume he appears under both and some children are duplica ted His estate (NAB MSCE 1928/13140) and that of his wife, are registered und er Smith but the estates of two of his sons are Royston.	SMITH, Edward (I30296)
20176	In SA Genealogies his birth is given as 1793 which appears incorrect. He decided to come to the Cape on the advice of his brother-in-law Capt Jo hn Sancroft Damant and sailed in 1817 aboard the Uitenhague Packet which w as so unstable that the family landed at Deal. They again sailed from Lon don in December 1819 aboard the Ocean as a member of Edward Damant's (anot her brother-in-law) party of 57 individuals. They arrived in Table B ay in March 1820 and reached Algoa Bay in April. He was appointed district surgeon in Uitenhage but moved to Cape Town in 1 821 and lived in Wale Street. In 1828 he accepted a position as district s urgeon for Albany with a house provided and an annual salary of 150 pound s. He was allowed to have private patients and in September 1835 he purcha sed what was to become the Albany General Hospital. After serving in the Seventh Frontier War (1846-7) he went into semi-retir ement on Table Farm and became a member of the Legislative Council in 184 8. He died after being injured in a cart accident. Estate MOOC 6/9/70 R3181 where Death Notice is signed by Anna Grant Athers tone	ATHERSTONE, John (Dr) (I30159)
20177	In SA Genealogies two Elizabeths are given. It is assumed that this one di ed young or there may be an error and they are the same person.	LEONARD, Elizabeth (I34624)
20178	In SA Genealogies two Elizabeths are listed (one born overseas). The fir st must have died young and the name used again or there may be an error a nd they are the same person.	LEONARD, Elizabeth (I34639)
20179	in the 1861 Cape Almanac there was a John Rich living at 80 Waterkant Street and at 60 Buitekant Street there lived Johan Frderick Rich a carpenter In the 1863 Cape Almanac there was a John Frederick Riche a carpenter and Joiner living at Sir Lowry Road and Johan Frederick living at 60 Buitenkamt who was a Joiner as well as a William Thomas who lived at 11 William Street as well as William Riches a bookbinder living at 1 Wale Street and Oaks Cottages in Hof Street. In the 1865 Cape Almanac there was a James Rich living at 43 Chiappini Street who was a carpenter In the 1866 Cape Almanac there was a Thomas Rich a labourer living at Zonnebloem In the 1868 Cape Alamanc there was a TW Rich living at Zonnebloem (no occupation given) In the 1871 Cape Almanac there wasa T.W. Rich living at Zonnebloem a widow (no occupation given) In the 1875 Cape Alamnac there was J.W. (not T.W) but also a widow living at Zonnebloem - I assume these are all the same people In the 1881 Cape Almanac there was a C. Rich a clerk living at 126 Caledon Street In the 1886 Cape Almanac there was G.W. Rich laundress living at 109 Waterkant, S. RIch a verger at 30 Tennant Street, Thomas Rich a Tin smith living at 17 Wicht Street, In the 1891 Cape Almanac there was a Charles Rich compositer living at 1- McGregor Street, J. Smith labourer living at 8 Wicht Street, Thomas Rich Tinsmith living at 21 Tennant Street Mrs Widow Rich at 104 Waterkant street as well as Widow Rich living at 44 William Street There was a Sarah Rich who died on 24th July 1860 aged 80 years old There was a Thomas Rich who died on 29th August 1866 aged 53 years old living at Zonnebloem 2nd Marriage certificate found for John to Geradina Wilhelmina Hendrina Ross nee Daniels a widow at St. Georges Cathedral on 06th January 1879. Civl death found for a John Rich who died on 29 December 1918 who was born in Poland - this is not the same person as the death notice found for his states that he was married in a Synagogue and was married to Emma Markwald There was also death found for John Augustus Rich aged 89 years who died 11 October 1893 - ruled at as not the same person No burial record of notice of death has been found for John and all availble records have been consulted	RICH, John Henry Hunt (I3)
20180	Insurance agent and later hotelier Grave HER B2409 Estate 6/9/5955 F67561	LUYT, Pieter Johannes (I32168)
20181	It is assumed that he died in infancy as the same name was given to a s on born later	GADNEY, William Harrington (I3555)
20182	Jane Fairfield arrived on board the juvenile immigrant ship 'Thomas Snooks" in Table Bay on 26 June 1834 aged 12 years old. She was apprenticed to Mr. T. Matthew a cooper as a house servant.	FAIRFIELD, Jane (I63)
20183	Jane Maria in marriage register Grave HER B1315	PATERSON, Jane Christina (I34102)
20184	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	ARNOLD, Janice Brigid Bowker (I31252)
20185	Joanne is a child from Mervyn Hardwich's first marriage.	HARDWICH, Joanne (I28008)
20186	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	MCKENNA, John Gordon (I30778)
20187	John was the second Mayor for GRAHAMSTOWN	WOOD, John Edwin (I29235)
20188	Judges Clerk Estate 6/9/23295 F6065	JONES, Ralph Vivian Russell (I3021)
20189	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	BELL, Karen Anne (I30783)
20190	Karl Bremner Hospital	TALJAARD, Hendrina Lovina Catharina (I8698)
20191	Kileed by Cattle raiders	ANDERSON, Benjamin (I33753)
20192	Killed at Delville Wood	MURRAY, Vernon (I34677)
20193	Killed in Anglo-Boer war aged 19	HAYTER, Arthur (I30154)
20194	Killed in Matabele war in Rhodesia	WIENAND, Ernest Daniel (I27231)
20195	Killed in SAAF flying accident Grave CA! C1321. Estate 6/9/9514 F81740	SMAL, Servaas Hermanus de Kock (I4550)
20196	Known as Andrew	KESTELL, Charles Andries (I34133)
20197	Known as Babs	RIDDICK, Norah Joyce (I32198)
20198	Known as barry	VORSTER, Barend (I30793)
20199	Known as Bert	ALCOCK, Charles Bertie Rutherford (I30341)
20200	Known as Bertina	SURMON, Herbert Ernst (Female) (I31230)

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20151

Her name appears in her father's estate (1859) No further information h as been found.

20152

Her normal abode was at 63 Main Road, Walmer, Port Elizabeth but she di ed in the Mental Hospital
Estate MOOC 6/9/5743 R66939

SURMON, Violet Ethel (I33555)

20153

Her parentage could not be traced although she may be b2c14d4 for wh om no information other than ~11 12 1746 is given in SAG

MERWE, Elsie van der (I40421)

20154

Her unmarked grave
No estate found

WARRINGTON, Frances Nancy Muriel (I46169)

20155

HER unmarked grave - number not recorded

HENN, Nicholas Johannes (I50702)

20156

Hewas born in Montgomeryshire and arrived with Griffith's party aboard t he Stentor

JONES, Jenkin (I34024)

20157

His mother was alive in England and his father was deceased. It is not known what ship he arrived on but there were several ships that arrived with few boys on that are not listed in any manifests and he would have been one of these.
He could read and write but recieved no schooling or religious instruction.
He was apprenticed to Paul Retief of Groot Drakenstein and was employed as a farm labourer. He was given sufficient food and good clothes and he was healthy and happy but very small.
In 1849 he was a labourer working in Groot Drakenstein for Pieter Izak De Villiers and earned an average of 9d. per day.
Also in 1849 during the pressing season he worked for 3 weeks for J. P. De Villiers and earned 9d. per day

He was also listed as a labourer with the Corn Farmers during the late harvest season residing at "Pniel Insitution" in Groot Drakenstein and was employed by Jakob de Villiers at Kuilenberg for 4 weeks earning 1s. 6d. & 2s 6d. per day and 1/2 muid barley and 1 muid of corn.

FLYNN, Terry (I85)

20158

Hotel Manager
Grave HER B2408
Estate 6/9/5110 F59893

LUYT, Henry Valentine Colenso (I32458)

20159

Hotel servant and later town ranger
Grave HER G1024

HAMMAN, Sydney Lawrence George (Haman) (I4470)

20160

Hotelier
Grave HER B1914. Estate 6/9/2684 F5738

MCFARLANE, Walter III (I29369)

20161

HT2448. Driver, Cape Auxilliary Horse Transport Company.
Est 6/9/1042 F1065

DYERS, Isaac (I23609)

20162

In 1836, John and someone named Chipperfield, went in search of Thomas Sho ne who had not arrived in Bathurst with stores from Grahamstown but was la ter found. The two members of the search party were murdered and the bo dy of Chippendale was never found. Bentley's mutilated body was buried whe re it was found on the farm Waaiplaats.
Both men are commerated on the Cenotaph at Grahamstown

BENTLEY, John (I27959)

20163

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

GIBBS, Pamela SybilL (I28240)

20164

In 1944 he lived in Vryheid, Natal
Natal estate 1981/01342

SOLMS, Leonhard (I26033)

20165

In 1944 he lived in Vryheid, Natal

SOLMS, Joseph Lodewyk (I26040)

20166

In 1944 she lived in Pongola, Natal

SOLMS, Freda Anetta (I26042)

20167

In 1944 she lived in Utrecht, Natal

SOLMS, Ursula (I5028)

20168

In 1944 she lived in Utrecht, Natal

SOLMS, Clementina Susanna (I26038)

20169

In 1944 she lived in Volksrust, Transvaal

SOLMS, Johanna (I5360)

20170

In 1945 lived at 6 South Road, The Hill, Johannesburg

PRATT, Aletta Henning (I25208)

20171

In 1979 he was farming on Belton near Grahamstown,

ROSS, William Pringle (I27343)

20172

In 1988 shwe lived in the Red Cross Cottages in Grahamstown

HOBSON, Ruth (I27433)

20173

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

SOUTHEY, Christopher Leigh (I32945)

20174

In his wife's estate, signed by his son, his names are given as George W1l liam

DUNSDON, George Jacobus (I3992)

20175

In SA Family Register the surname Smith appears in brackets after Roysto n. In the same volume he appears under both and some children are duplica ted
His estate (NAB MSCE 1928/13140) and that of his wife, are registered und er Smith but the estates of two of his sons are Royston.

SMITH, Edward (I30296)

20176

In SA Genealogies his birth is given as 1793 which appears incorrect.
He decided to come to the Cape on the advice of his brother-in-law Capt Jo hn Sancroft Damant and sailed in 1817 aboard the Uitenhague Packet which w as so unstable that the family landed at Deal. They again sailed from Lon don in December 1819 aboard the Ocean as a member of Edward Damant's (anot her brother-in-law) party of 57 individuals. They arrived in Table B ay in March 1820 and reached Algoa Bay in April.
He was appointed district surgeon in Uitenhage but moved to Cape Town in 1 821 and lived in Wale Street. In 1828 he accepted a position as district s urgeon for Albany with a house provided and an annual salary of 150 pound s. He was allowed to have private patients and in September 1835 he purcha sed what was to become the Albany General Hospital.
After serving in the Seventh Frontier War (1846-7) he went into semi-retir ement on Table Farm and became a member of the Legislative Council in 184 8. He died after being injured in a cart accident.
Estate MOOC 6/9/70 R3181 where Death Notice is signed by Anna Grant Athers tone

ATHERSTONE, John (Dr) (I30159)

20177

In SA Genealogies two Elizabeths are given. It is assumed that this one di ed young or there may be an error and they are the same person.

LEONARD, Elizabeth (I34624)

20178

In SA Genealogies two Elizabeths are listed (one born overseas). The fir st must have died young and the name used again or there may be an error a nd they are the same person.

LEONARD, Elizabeth (I34639)

20179

in the 1861 Cape Almanac there was a John Rich living at 80 Waterkant Street and at 60 Buitekant Street there lived Johan Frderick Rich a carpenter
In the 1863 Cape Almanac there was a John Frederick Riche a carpenter and Joiner living at Sir Lowry Road and Johan Frederick living at 60 Buitenkamt who was a Joiner as well as a William Thomas who lived at 11 William Street as well as William Riches a bookbinder living at 1 Wale Street and Oaks Cottages in Hof Street.
In the 1865 Cape Almanac there was a James Rich living at 43 Chiappini Street who was a carpenter
In the 1866 Cape Almanac there was a Thomas Rich a labourer living at Zonnebloem
In the 1868 Cape Alamanc there was a TW Rich living at Zonnebloem (no occupation given)
In the 1871 Cape Almanac there wasa T.W. Rich living at Zonnebloem a widow (no occupation given)
In the 1875 Cape Alamnac there was J.W. (not T.W) but also a widow living at Zonnebloem - I assume these are all the same people
In the 1881 Cape Almanac there was a C. Rich a clerk living at 126 Caledon Street
In the 1886 Cape Almanac there was G.W. Rich laundress living at 109 Waterkant, S. RIch a verger at 30 Tennant Street, Thomas Rich a Tin smith living at 17 Wicht Street,
In the 1891 Cape Almanac there was a Charles Rich compositer living at 1- McGregor Street, J. Smith labourer living at 8 Wicht Street, Thomas Rich Tinsmith living at 21 Tennant Street Mrs Widow Rich at 104 Waterkant street as well as Widow Rich living at 44 William Street

There was a Sarah Rich who died on 24th July 1860 aged 80 years old

There was a Thomas Rich who died on 29th August 1866 aged 53 years old living at Zonnebloem
2nd Marriage certificate found for John to Geradina Wilhelmina Hendrina Ross nee Daniels a widow at St. Georges Cathedral on 06th January 1879.
Civl death found for a John Rich who died on 29 December 1918 who was born in Poland - this is not the same person as the death notice found for his states that he was married in a Synagogue and was married to Emma Markwald
There was also death found for John Augustus Rich aged 89 years who died 11 October 1893 - ruled at as not the same person

No burial record of notice of death has been found for John and all availble records have been consulted

RICH, John Henry Hunt (I3)

20180

Insurance agent and later hotelier
Grave HER B2409
Estate 6/9/5955 F67561

LUYT, Pieter Johannes (I32168)

20181

It is assumed that he died in infancy as the same name was given to a s on born later

GADNEY, William Harrington (I3555)

20182

Jane Fairfield arrived on board the juvenile immigrant ship 'Thomas Snooks" in Table Bay on 26 June 1834 aged 12 years old.
She was apprenticed to Mr. T. Matthew a cooper as a house servant.

FAIRFIELD, Jane (I63)

20183

Jane Maria in marriage register
Grave HER B1315

PATERSON, Jane Christina (I34102)

20184

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

ARNOLD, Janice Brigid Bowker (I31252)

20185

Joanne is a child from Mervyn Hardwich's first marriage.

HARDWICH, Joanne (I28008)

20186

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.