Personal Details Name: Rev A D Luckhoff Type: Staff Born in camp? No Died in camp? No Gender: male Race: white Nationality: Cape Colony Camp occupation: church minister Unique ID: 17141 Camp History Name: Bethulie RC Date departure: 27/11/1901 Reason departure: ill health Notes: 27/11/1901: AD Luckhoff to DA: Being now convalescent after an attack of enteric fever, is contemplating a visit home to recruit his health, and asks for permit to Durbanville, CC. Is progressing favourably; his cousin has come, and will accompany him home. Would like to go via Graaff Reinet, to spend a few weeks with his uncle, Rev C Murray. His medical adviser thinks he will be fit to travel on 4th. 4/12/1901: SRC Bethulie to CSRC: Revd Luckhoff has now left the hospital but his brain is very weak and I am wishing to make arrangements for some relation to come up to take him to his parents at Durbanville. Sources Title: SRC 34 Type: Correspondence: appointments Location: VAB Reference No.: 34 Dates: Oct-Dec 1901 Notes: A389, 27/11/1901: AD Luckhoff to DA and related correspondence

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