. http://www.eggsa.org/newspapers/index.p ... wn-journal
Page through this webpage, contains interesting historical articles etc.
Eastern Cape 1836 - 1853
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Re: Eastern Cape 1836 - 1853
Thanks for that Taylorofsa.
Obviously a lot of work has gone into compiling the information for the site and it’s going to be very useful for many people.
Unfortunately only two of my lot went to South Africa, one was a soldier and the other a missionary, and both eventually left.
All the best,
Alan
Obviously a lot of work has gone into compiling the information for the site and it’s going to be very useful for many people.
Unfortunately only two of my lot went to South Africa, one was a soldier and the other a missionary, and both eventually left.
All the best,
Alan
Re: Eastern Cape 1836 - 1853
This is an amazing resource. I've already found quite a bit of information about husband's Bowkers and Harts...some of which one has to read remembering the standards of the time were not ours. Thank you for posting this link.
Anne
Anne
Anne
Researching M(a)cKenzie, McCammond, McLachlan, Kerr, Assur, Renton, Redpath, Ferguson, Shedden, Also Oswald, Le/assels/Lascelles, Bonning just for starters
Researching M(a)cKenzie, McCammond, McLachlan, Kerr, Assur, Renton, Redpath, Ferguson, Shedden, Also Oswald, Le/assels/Lascelles, Bonning just for starters