SMIT Pieter J. 1903-1932
contributor: Christopher Fitchet
viewed twice
Cemetery information:- The cemetery is very neglected. In some instances, big holes were dug under the gravestones (1 - 1.5 m deep). You had to be careful where you walked. Album incomplete, we do not have photographs of all the headstones.
Photographs by Pieter Taljaard, Frik Venter, Alta Griffiths, Mike Myburgh, Corrie du Plooy, Martie du Toit, Christopher Fitchet
eGGSA captions by Terry Terblanche, Gail Röthlin, Heleen Nel, Annatjie Erasmus, Marie Greyvenstein, James Anderson, Margaret Blount, Lizelle Olivier & Riana le Roux. The GGSA Cemetery CD only has information on the location of the cemetery Cemetery ID: 2814 Google Earth Project Information:- GPSID: 3377 GPS: -30 38.69, 24 01.045
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