BCCDBritish Concentration Camps
of the South African War
1900-1902
Personal Details
Name:Mrs Susarah Jacoba Appelgryn
Other Names:Appelgrijn; Susara Jacoba Appelgryn
Born in camp? No
Age died:
Died in camp? No
Gender:female
Race:white
Marital status:married
Nationality:Transvaal
Occupation:ZARP
Registration as head of family:Yes
Unique ID:25553
Camp History
Name:Klerksdorp RC
Other site:Natal
Age arrival:33
Date arrival:07/05/1901
Reason departure:transferred
Destination:Natal
Stock into camp:taken by English (no receipt)
Tent number:RT 308
Name:Howick RC
Age arrival:34
Date arrival:18/09/1901
Date arrival:from Klerksdorp
Date departure:15/07/1902
Reason departure:sent to
Destination:Klerksdorp
Tent number:RT 5/198
Name:Klerksdorp RC
Age arrival:32
Date arrival:21/07/1902
Date departure:30/08/1902
Reason departure:gone to farm
Stock into camp:no stock
Tent number:RT 273/2302
Notes:

transferred from Howick

Farm History
Name:Appelgryn family
District:Hartebeestfontein
Notes:no property
Name:Hartebeestfontein
District:M W Stroom
Notes:no property
Status of Husband
Type:on Commando
Notes:Rudolf Johannes; possibly son-in-law on commando
Relationships
Mrs Susarah Jacoba Appelgryn (Appelgrijn; Susara Jacoba Appelgryn)
      is the mother of Master Andries Appelgryn (Andries Cornelius; Appelgrijn)
      is the mother of Miss Catrina Appelgryn (Catrina Castina; Catharina Appelgrijn)
      is the mother of Master Jan Appelgryn (John Johannes; Jan Johs Appelgrijn)
      is the mother of Miss Sarah Appelgryn (Sussarah Johanna; Susara Jac Appelgrijn)
      is the wife of Mr Roelof Johannes Appelgrijn (Appelgryn)
Sources
Title:DBC 75 Klerksdorp CR
Type:Camp register
Location:National Archives, Pretoria
Reference No.:DBC 75
Notes:

p. A-001

Title:DBC 111 Howick RC
Type:Camp register
Location:National Archives, Pretoria
Reference No.:DBC 111
Notes:

p. 001

Title:DBC 75 Klerksdorp CR
Type:Camp register
Location:National Archives, Pretoria
Reference No.:DBC 75
Notes:

p. A-003

Acknowledgments: The project was funded by the Wellcome Trust, which is not responsible for the contents of the database. The help of the following research assistants is gratefully acknowledged: Ryna Boshoff, Murray Gorman, Janie Grobler, Marelize Grobler, Luke Humby, Clare O’Reilly Jacomina Roose, Elsa Strydom, Mary van Blerk. Thanks also go to Peter Dennis for the design of the original database and to Dr Iain Smith, co-grantholder.