Personal Details Name: Mr S C Bothma Born in camp? No Died in camp? No Gender: male Race: white Marital status: married Nationality: Free State Registration as head of family: Yes Notes: 10/4/1901: SC Bothma to CSRC: requests his wife and family can join him in Basutoland; he is in Intelligence and would like to stay in Basutoland until end of war. 29/6/1901: TP Kenman, Asst Commr, Mafeting: Bothma was sent here from RC, Bloemfontein on intelligence work; his father is a refugee here and seems a respectable farmer but knows nothing of younger man except that he is sickly and said to have been exempt from active service against British. No objection to their coming. Later note: The Bothma family are already in Mafeking. Unique ID: 1079 Camp History Name: Bloemfontein RC Date arrival: 22/5/1901 Date departure: 29/6/1901 Reason departure: joined family in Basutoland Destination: Mafeteng, Basutoland Notes: 22/5/1901: SC Bothma to Superintendent, Bloemfontein: Wants to go to Mafeting in Basutoland; prepared to go at his own cost, via Aliwal North to collect his family; will live at his own cost. Has been a loyal subject and complied strictly with the terms of proclamation. Relationships Mr S C Bothma       is the husband of Mrs S C [h] Bothma Sources Title: SRC 07 Type: Correspondence Location: VAB Reference No.: 07 Dates: May 1901 Notes: RC2233, 10/4/1901, SC Bothma to CSRC and related correspondence

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