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names and the names
of Parishes, as with the spelling of surnames,
has varied over the course of many years. We have
endeavoured to check the spelling of names in
this catalogue to ensure accuracy, however be aware
of variations from present day spelling.
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a liberal approach in your research in the interpretation
of the entries.
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This catalogue is divided into the following categories.
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Cape Town District
Index of Estates.
Index film A- Bl, Bl-Cl, Cl-Ep 1834-1912
(Film SA 3)
Kimberley District
Index of Estates & Death Notices.
Covers magistrates districts of Barkly West, Britstown, De
Aar Gordonia, Hay, Herbert, Hopetown, Kenhardt, Kimberley, Kuruman,
Mafeking, Philipstown, Postmasburg, Prieska, Taungs, Vryburg &
Warrenton
Index A - Z 1871-1913 Death Notices 1871-1872
The British Residents
at the Cape 1795-1819 contains details of 4,241 individuals who lived
at the Cape. Includes dates of birth, place of origin, occupations, land,
court cases and military related information
(insert CD 922)
British Families in
South Africa. South African names of British origin.
(insert CD 923)
1820’s Settler Family
Trees and Eastern Cape Families 1800-1900
Aided Immigration from Britain to South Africa: 1857-1867
Covers:-British Immigrants 1857-1867
Irish Immigrants (1823)
Children sent by the Childrens' Friend Society (1833 - 1839)
English women married to men of the German Legion before they left
England for British Kaffraria (1856/57)
Emigrants to New Zealand and Australia as well as America.
1878 Voters’ Roll. Western Cape
Districts.covers areas of Cape Town, Southern Suburbs, Northern Suburbs,
towns as far as Springbok to the West and Oudsthoorn to the west.
(CD)
1878 Voters Roll for the Eastern
Cape.
(CD)
1902 Cape Town Municipal Voters
Roll.
(CD)
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