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Ione Mary Brand - Ione Brand aged 16 (1936) in Cape Town My grandmother on my father's side was known as "Ione Mary Brand" and was this was how her marriage certificate and death certificate lists her names.  Ione was born on 01 November 1920 and baptised on 05 November 1920. Ione worked at the Cape Times (a newspaper based in Cape Town, South Africa) until sh... - 2012/03/07

Jerusalem-Gangers: From the Cape to Jerusalem - The river which the Jerusalem-ganagers believed was the Nile The first white settler in the Marico was Coenraad De Buys who arrived in the area in about 1815. Other settlers started moving into the region from 1844 onwards. One particular group found around the 1850's, living in the Enzelsberg, became known as the Jerusalem-gangers. They were visi... - 2012/02/13

De Buys information wanted - I am looking for information on the following De Buys families and/or information about them: Alfred De Buys (born 1899/08/03, died 1966/11/20) who married Rachel De Bruyn (born 1898/11/02, died about 1979) and they had Alfred, Joyce, Ruben, Agnes, Muriel, Ernest and Cecil De Buys Coenderaad Wellem (Coenraad Willem?) De Buys (born 1880, died 1925) ... - 2012/01/25

Governor Van Noodt's mysterious death! - Source:  http://www.mysteryghostbus.co.za/photo's.html Pieter Gijsbert Van Noodt became govenor of the Cape on the 25th of Feb 1727 after a successful career in Java. He became one of the most hated of all Cape governors. It is alleged that he embezzled monies that should have been paid to the Company’s soldiers; that he refused licenses to... - 2012/01/05

Siege of Makapan Cave - At Moorddrift, some 13 kms south of the central Limpopo town of Mokopane, the Nyl River is wide and shallow, with low sandy banks, an ideal crossing point for the migrating herds of animals of the past, or for long lines of barefooted African traders bearing heavy loads on their heads, or for the oxwagons of the Trekkers moving north in their quest... - 2011/12/24

The Hangklip maroons (1724 - 1737) - The summer of 1736 had not been a particularly dry one, by the Standards of Cape Town, and on three days in February there had been some light rain. Nevertheless, early in the morning of the 12 March 1736, the thatched roofs of the town must have been very dry, and moreover a south-east wind had sprung up in the night, blowing round the Devil's Pea... - 2011/12/14