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contributed by: Nigel Amschwand
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| Original Date and Time Taken: | 28 February 2023 13:15 |
Cemetery information:- To graze sheep at Swellengrebel in the Bockveld. Nicolaas Rudolf Ryk SG 11 P 231 22nd December 1745. Gordon visited 1st January 1779. Farmstead now Kookfontein, no very old buildings but a horse mill in very good condition. The remains of a large stone barn are just below the house. 1819 owned by Elizabeth Bok (Christiaans g.daugh.) and niece of Johaan Harmse Steenkamp. Elizabeth Bok married Isak Albertus Nieuwoudt and their daughter, Jannetie Sophia married Theunis Nicolaas Kotze, son of Theunis Kotze of Kliprivier. Nicolaas's 2nd wife Johanna Margaretha Aletta Mostert g-d of Nicolaas Mostert of Bokkefontein. From the history above there must be an older burial ground. To the east, towards one of the passes down off the mountain is the ruins of an older house that I was not able to examine. (Nigel Amschwand) This homestead is on the boundary of two farms, Perdekraal 464 and Zwellengrebel 485.
Album complete. Photographs by Nigel Amschwand, Peter & Suzette Silbernagl.
eGGSA captions by: Annel Meyer & Cecile Schlebusch.
The GGSA Cemetery DVD/ Cemetery Transcript Project only has information on the cemetery location. Cemetery ID: 7497 Google Earth Cemetery Initiative Information:- GPSID: 9026
GPS: -31 11.679, 19 01.788
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