Personal Details Name: Mr Johannes Matheus le Grange Other Names: Johannes Mathebus Born in camp? No Died in camp? No Gender: male Race: white Marital status: married Nationality: Transvaal Occupation: farmer Registration as head of family: Yes Unique ID: 81512 Camp History Name: Balmoral RC Age arrival: 55 Date arrival: 29/08/1901 Date departure: 02/07/1902 Reason departure: returned home Destination: Onverwacht farm Tent number: 435 Notes: RT 435 Name: Middelburg RC Age arrival: 54 Date arrival: 07/06/1901 Date departure: 29/08/1901 Reason departure: transferred Destination: Balmoral RC Tent number: I 830 Farm History Name: Jackalsfontein / Jakalsfontein / Jakhalsfontein District: Pretoria Notes: share of farm (tenth) Name: Onverwacht District: Middelburg Notes: own a portion Status Type: surrendered; AB, ABC Notes: 3 Oct 1901 Relationships Mr Johannes Matheus le Grange (Johannes Mathebus)       is the husband of Mrs Johannes Matheus le Grange (Johannes Mathebus)       is the father of Mr Johannes Matheus le Grange (Johannes Mathebus)       is the father of Master Louis Christian le Grange (Lewis Christian)       is the father of Master Johann Hendrik le Grange (Jan Hendrik)       is the father of Master Barend Jacobus le Grange       is the father of Master Andries Casper le Grange (ongedoopt)       is the father of Miss Beatrix Janetta le Grange (Beatrise Janetta)       is the father of Miss Susarra Susanna le Grange (Susarrah Susannah)       is the father of Miss Anna Magaretha le Grange (La Grange) Sources Title: DBC 47 Balmoral CR Type: Camp register Location: National Archives, Pretoria Reference No.: DBC 47 Notes: 0435 Title: DBC 46 Balmoral CR Type: Index camp register Location: National Archives, Pretoria Reference No.: DBC 46 Notes: G 03 Title: DBC 83 Middelburg CR Type: Camp register Location: National Archives, Pretoria Reference No.: DBC 83 Notes: p. 103

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