BC 293 Sir WEM Stanford Papers
Manuscripts & Archives
University of Cape Town Libraries
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presented to |
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The Stanford Family |
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A List |
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compiled by |
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Leonie Twentyman Jones |
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1980 |
TABLE
OF CONTENTS
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INTRODUCTION |
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Biographical
note |
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The
Collection |
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A. |
PERSONAL
PAPERS |
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B. |
CORRESPONDENCE |
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C. |
ARTICLES,
SPEECHES, REPORTS etc. by W E STANFORD |
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D. |
STATEMENTS,
REPORTS etc. by OTHERS |
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E. |
OFFICIAL
PUBLICATIONS |
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F. |
PAMPHLETS |
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G. |
PHOTOGRAPHS |
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H. |
NEWSPAPER
CLIPPINGS |
INTRODUCTION
BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE
Sir
Walter Ernest Mortimer Stanford, (1850-1933) was born in Alice and educated at
Lovedale. He married Alice Sarah Walker in 1883 and there were 3 sons and 4
daughters. Stanford worked as a clerk with his uncle, J C Warner, who was agent
with the Thembu, then in the civil service where he was stationed at Queenstown,
East London and Glen Grey. In April 1876 he was appointed magistrate to the
Qwathi chief, Dalasile, and settled at Engcobo. In 1885 he was promoted to chief
magistrate of Griqualand East at Kokstad. Stanford was involved in negotiations
with the Mpondo and in December 1886 reached an agreement with them which
settled all outstanding issues and provided for future relations. He was awarded
the C.M.G. in 1891 and then became responsible for the administration of eastern
Pondoland. In 1897 Stanford was appointed under-secretary for native affairs,
where his min concern was the administration and amendment of the Glen Grey Act
(1894). He became the first chief magistrate of the Transkeian territories in
1902. In 1904 Stanford was reappointed under-secretary for native affairs
without relinquishing his chief magistracy. Special duties during this period
included his attendance as an adviser at the inter-state customs conference,
1903, membership of the native affairs commission, 1903-1905, and acting as
adviser to Lord Selborne on Swazi affairs in 1906. Illhealth compelled
Stanford's retirement in 1907, but did not end his public life, as he entered
the Cape Legislative Assembly in 1908 as an independent member for Tembuland.
From 1910-1929, Stanford served in the Senate, being nominated on the grounds of
his thorough acquaintance with the needs of the coloured races in South Africa.
In 1924 he was appointed a K.B.E. and an honorary LL.D. was conferred on him by
the University of Cape Town in 1927.
THE
COLLECTION
The
Sir W E M Stanford Papers were donated to the University of Cape Town Libraries
in 1956 and 1979 by his family and number 2 604 items.
The
Papers consist of correspondence, diaries, articles, official publications,
pamphlets, photographs and newspaper clippings. The diaries, kept from 1876 to
1933 are of particular importance and describe in detail all the events in which
Stanford was involved. Also of great interest is Stanford's correspondence,
which has now been rearranged alphabetically so that all letters from one person
are together. The letters from Rev Peter Hargreaves and W G Cumming contain much
detail about Pondoland affairs and are an extremely important source for the
history of Pondoland. The letters from Major H G Elliott, W P Leary, John H
Scott and others also contain a wealth of information.
The
Papers contain much material for research in the fields of history, native
affairs and administration, race relations, law and ethnology in Pondoland,
Tembuland, East Griqualand and the Transkei generally.
There
are no restrictions on the use of the Papers, but permission should first be
obtained from the University Librarian.
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BC
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Sir
W.E.M. Stanford |
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A. |
PERSONAL
PAPERS |
No.
of items |
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A1-A70 |
Diaries,
1876-1933 |
70 |
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A71-A76 |
Miscellaneous
personal documents |
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A71 |
Record
of W E S's army service to 1902 |
1 |
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A72 |
Cape
Colonial Forces Order by Major General
Sir
E Y Brabant, CapeTown,2.10.1903 |
1 |
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A73 |
Western
Province Agricultural Society.Minutes 14.6.1919 |
1 |
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A74 |
Illuminated
address from the inhabitants
of
the district of Mt.Frere, congratulating
and
thanking W E S for the
successful
negotiations
culminating in the treaty of 9.12.1886.
(Oversize)
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1
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A75 |
Illuminated
address from the Trappists of
Lourdes,
E Griqualand,to W E S on his
promotion
from Kokstad to Cape
Town.25.5.1897
(Oversize) |
1 |
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A76 |
Illuminated
address from the headmen and
others
in the district of Nqamakwe to W E S
on
his retirement from the Native Affairs Dept. 10.8.1907.(Oversize) |
1 |
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B. |
CORRESPONDENCE |
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B1-B3 |
Letters
from W E Stanford to:- |
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B1.1-B1.26 |
Joanna
Rosina Stanford (mother), 1868-1881
incl.
description
of W
E S's escape from Engcobo |
28 |
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B2.1-B2.165 |
Alice
Stanford (wife), 1884-1919 |
165 |
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B3 |
Others
- many are copies |
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B3.1 |
Lord
Buxton [1921?]. copy |
1 |
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B3.2 |
Minnie
Chaband (nee Wright). 12.1.1881 |
1 |
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B3.3 |
J
J Cleverley, Walfish Bay, Feb. 1898 |
1 |
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B3.4 |
[H
G Elliott?] 28.10.1884.
copy |
1 |
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B3.5 |
G
Hall. 17.9.1915. copy |
1 |
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B3.6 |
Major
D B Hook. telegram & copy. 4.11.1899 |
2 |
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B3.7 |
H
A Jenner. 4.11.1880.
copy |
1 |
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B3.8 |
M
M Kuse. 15.3.1927. copy |
1 |
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B3.9-B3.13 |
Notebooks
containing copies of letters,28.9.1897-3.12.1898; letters and military
orders,
5.12.1899-4.7.1900;private letters, 9.12.1899-14.3.1900; military orders,
2.12.1899-31.3.1901. |
6 |
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B4-B251 |
Letters
to W E Stanford from:- |
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B4 |
[J?]
Ayliff, Grahamstown, 26.12.1881 |
1 |
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B5 |
F
W Armstrong, Mt. Fletcher, 27.2.1900 |
1 |
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B6 |
Mrs
A Ballantyne, Alice, 5.5.1898 |
1 |
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B7 |
E
Bands, Kingwilliamstown, 14.2.1900 |
1 |
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B8 |
W
E Barker, Killarney, 14.4.1897 |
1 |
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B9 |
W
Barnabas, 29.11.1889 |
1 |
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B10 |
A
L Barrett, Kimberley, 26.12.1914 |
1 |
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B11.1-B11.5.1 |
Rev
E J Barrett, Annshaw, Middle Drift 28.9.1897-15.2.1898;Corn
Exchange, 22.6.1922 |
6 |
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B12.1-B12.14 |
S
Barrett, Basutoland, 17.8.1897-11.2.1900 |
14 |
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B13 |
Sir
Jacob Barry, 28.11.1882 |
1 |
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B14.1-B14.5 |
Colonel
Z S Bayly, Fort Donald, King Williams
town
& East London, 10.12.1886-26.5.1892,incl. 'Pondoland
disturbance,report on expedition,' 22.12.1886 |
5 |
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B15 |
C
E Beauchamp, Emfundisweni, 4.7.1886 |
1 |
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B16.1-B16.4 |
Sir
William Beaumont, Pretoria etc.,1923. |
4 |
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B17 |
W
G Bellairs, Cape Town, 22.4.1882 |
1 |
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B18.1-B18.3 |
Veldtman
Bikitshe, Butterworth, 1.1.1898-20.1.1908. |
3 |
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B19.1-B19.2 |
J
C Birbeck, Kokstad, 12.10.1897-29.6.1898 |
2 |
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B20 |
Mrs
Constance Bisset, Johannesburg, 4.11.1898 |
1 |
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B21 |
Richard
T H Bland, 27.10.1898 |
1 |
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B22.1-B22.3 |
Rev
John Knox Bokwe, Ugie, 3.8.1916, incl.
clipping
from Native Opinion of South Africa,15.8.1916, re speech by
W
E S at Lovedale;
and
MS copy of speech by Rev Bokwe at Lovedale,21.7.1916 |
3 |
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B23.1-B23.2 |
Sir
R Bourne, Grafton, 18.6.1919 incl.copy
of
W E S reply |
2 |
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B24.1
-B24.5 |
Arthur
Reginald Bovill, Kokstad, 7.11.1897-6.3.1898. |
5 |
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B25 |
Henrietta
Bowers, Mt Frere, 6.11.1898? |
1 |
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B26.1-B26.3 |
Charles
Brownlee, Kingwilliamstown,4.2.1884-1.7.1887 |
3 |
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B27.1-B27.11 |
W
T Brownlee, Qumbu, 23.11.1886-25.3.1893,1916 |
11 |
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B28 |
Colonel
C R Burgess, Pretoria, 10.9.1920 |
1 |
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B29.1-B29.5 |
Lord
Buxton, Cape Town, 29.5.1916; 12.6.1919;Sussex12.5.1921,ncl. clipping of
speech in Cape Times, 18.4.1921, and
W E S reply13.6.1921 |
5 |
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B30.1-B30.3 |
E
J Byrne, Kingwilliamstown, 6.11.1882-10.9.1884 |
3 |
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B31.1-B31.2 |
Godfrey
Callaway, Tsolo, 23.7.1897, 20.2.1915 |
2 |
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B32 |
Walter
Carmichael, Tsolo, 19.6.1919 |
1 |
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B33 |
Colonel
Carrington, Mafeking, 1.6.1885 |
1 |
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B34 |
Rev
P Case, Maclear, 23.12.1899 |
1 |
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B35.1-B35.9 |
W
B Chalmers, Kokstad, Kingwilliamstown,Aliwal North, East London,
5.1.1885-26.6.1892 |
9 |
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B36 |
Archdeacon
T Chamberlain, Clydesdale, 23.9.1898 |
1 |
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B37.1-B37.3 |
Sir
F Drummond Chaplin, Salisbury,25.1.1915,incl.W E S reply |
3 |
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B38 |
C
A Cilliers, Dept. of Defence Pretoria,6.6.1918. |
1 |
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B39 |
W
D Cingo, Emfundisweni, 8.10.1925 |
1 |
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B40 |
Sir
Marshall Clarke, Maseru, 25.6.1892 |
1 |
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B41.1-B41.3 |
Paul
D Cluver, Stellenbosch, 18.3.1921, incl. points
regarding
native
locations
and presidential address to Municipal Congress,7.3.1921. |
1 |
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B42.1-B42.2 |
A
H Cornish-Bowden, Cape Town, 15.11.1919,incl. copy of a
letter,
24.3.1882, re land
concession
to Wesleyan Missionary Society |
2 |
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B43 |
Sir
George E Cary, Grahamstown, 4.2.1920 1 |
1 |
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B43.1 |
Vincent
[Cotterill], Barkly East, 22.11.1891 |
1 |
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B44 |
[J
Coulter?], Kokstad, 15.8.1897 |
1 |
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B45 |
Reginald
Coupland, Johannesburg, 9.8.1913 |
1 |
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B46.1-B46.5 |
Sydney
Cowper, Prime Minister's Office Cape Town, 6.5.1900-[12.6.1919?] |
5 |
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B47.1-B47.2 |
Sir
Charles Crewe, 20.12.1923, 17.12.1925 |
2 |
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B48 |
J
G Crossman, Kokstad, 22.9.1899 |
1 |
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B49.1-B49.7 |
J
P Cumming, Tsolo, 20.12.1890-7.6.1892 |
7 |
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B50 |
John
F Cumming, Somerset East, 9.8.1900 |
1 |
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B51 |
R
Forbes Cumming, Qumbu, 18.12.1896 |
1 |
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B52.1-B52.253 |
W
G Cumming, 7.5.1882-1.7.1902 |
253 |
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B53 |
Harry
Currey, Nederburg, Huguenot, 15.10.1910 |
1 |
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B54.1-B54.2 |
Charles
Daniell, 1880-1881 |
2 |
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B55 |
Alfred
Davis, New Amalfi, 15.9.1897 |
1 |
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B56 |
James
Deane, Cape Town, 22.7.1901-2? |
1 |
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B57.1-B57.4 |
Henry
de Smidt, Cape Town, 3.2.1891
14.3.1891,incl.
letter from W E S to
Bertram,
3.3.1875 |
4 |
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B58.1-B58.7 |
Sir
Jacobus de Wet, Cape Town, 7.11.1884-
23.10.1896 |
7 |
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B59 |
P
J de Wet, Glen Colley, 25.2.1900 |
1 |
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B60 |
L
Dillon, Cape Town, 8.2.1900 |
1 |
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B61.1-B61.3 |
Edward
Dower, Pretoria, 3.2.1916-24.1.1917,
incl.
copy of a letter
from C A Wheelwright
re
Tongoland, 22.1.1917 |
3 |
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B62.1-B62.2 |
J
W S Driver, Nylstroom, 27.4.1922, incl.
W
E S reply |
2 |
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B63.1-B63.3 |
G
E Dugmore, Indwe, 21.10.1898-9.11.1899 |
3 |
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B64 |
H
H Dugmore, Queenstown, 10.10.1884 |
1 |
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B65 |
Jacob
Samuel Dungane, Engcobo, Sept. 1915 |
1 |
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B66.1-B66.160 |
Major
Sir Henry G Elliot, Umtata, ca 1877 27.5.1902 |
163 |
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B67 |
J
F Drummond Elliot, Kokstad, 18.1.1900 |
1 |
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B68.1-B68.3 |
F
A Farrer, Ixopo, 7.4.1916, incl. W E S
reply
11.6.1916; 18.10.1916 |
3 |
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B69 |
Sir
Pieter Faure, Cape Town, 23.3.1892 |
1 |
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B70
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G
V Fiddis, Cape Town, 15.1.1898
|
1 |
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B71.1-B71.15 |
Commandant
John Frost, 20.2.1881-10.9.1894 |
15 |
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B72 |
Alice
Fynn, Uitenhage, 3.6.1898
|
1 |
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B73 |
J
C Garner?, Mount Ayliff, 6.6.1894 |
1 |
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B74.1-B74.3
|
James
Gaskell, Umtonthloni Forest?, 20.3.1882
-
4.2.1884 |
3 |
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B75 |
Vetu
Gcanga, Engcobo, 31.10.1923 |
1 |
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B76.1-B76.8 |
Arthur
Gladwin, Mount Ayliff, 23.10.1891
11.5.1892,
also Tsolo, 10.8.1909,
incl. statement
made
by Tembu chief Umgudhlwa to W E S re
Bushmen,
and Statement of Silayi, with reference
to
his life
among the Bushmen, by W E S.(Reprint from Transactions of
Royal
Society of South
Africa, v.1, pt.2, Jan. 1910) |
9 |
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B77 |
Rev
John Gordon, Mowbray, 26.5.1892 |
1 |
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B78 |
Sir
E Goyes?, Windhuk, 1.7.1919 |
1 |
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B79 |
Colonel
J M Grant, Flagstaff, 21.9.1894 |
1 |
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B80 |
Rev
T W? Green,
All Saints, 13.6.1882 |
1 |
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B81 |
Anne
Griffin, Pietermaritzburg, 21.6.1885 |
1 |
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B82.1-B82.2
|
F
H Guthrie, Port St Johns, 27.5.1915, incl. aresolution
passed
at a Magisterial Conference
re
control and influence of magistrates in the
Native
Territories |
2 |
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B83 |
Lord
Halifax, Butterworth, 19.11.1905 |
1 |
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B84.1-B84.148 |
Rev
Peter Hargreaves, Emfundisweni,17.11.1885-16.2.1911 |
148 |
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B85.1-B85.4 |
Clifford
L Harries, Sibasa, 29.4.1920-7.6.1920,incl. copy of an introduction
by W E S to a novel
written by Harries |
4 |
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B86.1-B86.3
|
R
Harries, Maclear, 23.5.1892-21.11.1892 |
3 |
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B87 |
J
H Hartmann, Bajiya? Mission, 26.10.1880 |
1 |
|
B88 |
Fred
J Hayward, Sneezewood, 7.12.1897 |
1 |
|
B89 |
Sir
Walter Hely-Hutchinson, Cape Town, 16.11.1903 |
1 |
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B90.1-B90.3 |
Rev
James Henderson, Lovedale, 28.5.1912 incl.draft statement of position of
Inter State Native
College, and copy of a reply from W P Schreiner,
10.6.1912 |
3 |
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B91 |
K
A Hobart Houghton, Lovedale, 7.9.1907 |
1 |
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B92.1-B92.8 |
E
H Hogge, Matatiele, 4.8.1892-16.2.1900, incl.letter from S Barrett,
16.12.1899, and G Moshesh,30.1.1900 to Hogge |
8 |
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B93.1-B93.2 |
Colonel
P Homan-ffolliott, 28.9.1897 and 8.12.1897 |
2 |
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B94.1-B94.2
|
Major
D B Hook, Herschel, 29.1.1900, Sea Point,
12.6.191 |
2 |
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B95.1-B95.3
|
J
Hook, Umzinkulu, 21.11.1890-27.11.1891 |
3 |
|
B96.1-B96.4 |
S
L Hornby, Kokstad, 20.2.1898-19.4.1898,incl. copy of W E S
reply
|
4 |
|
B97 |
P
Horsfall, Bloemfontein, 20.5.1915
|
1 |
|
B98 |
W
A Hutchence?, Kokstad, 22.1.1900 |
1 |
|
B99 |
W
J Irvine, Umtata, 5.5.1886 |
1 |
|
B100 |
DDT
Jabavu, Alice, 5.8.1926
|
1 |
|
B101 |
J
Tengo Jabavu, Kingwilliamstown, 14.9.1891
|
1 |
|
B102 |
L
S Jameson?, London, 1.7.19-? |
1 |
|
B103 |
G
E Jarvis, Umtata, 16.5.1893 |
1 |
|
B104.1-B104.4 |
H
A Jenner, 8.8.1895-20.12.1895
|
4 |
|
B105 |
Jones
& Walker, Attorneys, Kokstad, 13.10.1897 |
1 |
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B106.1-B106.2 |
P
Jourdan, Rondebosch, 16.9.1898, incl. copy of W
E S reply 27.9.1898
|
2 |
|
B107.1-B107.3
|
E
A J udge, 16.12.1873; 16.10.1924, 19.5.1926 |
3 |
|
B108 |
Arthur
Kemeys-Tynte, Cape Town, 20.7.1881
|
1 |
|
B109.1-B109.10
|
Alexander
Kerr, Alice, 5.3.1921, incl. correspondence re estimates for
South African Native College,
1921-22 |
10 |
|
B110 |
Bishop
Bransby Lewis Key, Umtata, 4.7.1898
|
1 |
|
B111.1-B111.4 |
Andrew
D King, Tweefontein, 12.10.1897-6.4.1898
|
4 |
|
B112.1-B112.3 |
N
N Kula, Engcobo, 2.11.1920, incl. related correspondence
re
land
|
3 |
|
B113 |
Sir
Godfrey Lagden, Maseru, 4.8.1898 |
1 |
|
B114 |
Alfred
P Leary, Tsolo, 31.5.1890 |
1 |
|
B115.1-B115.14 |
J Glen Leary, Mount Fletcher, 19.3.1891-17.8.1892 |
14 |
|
B116.1-B116.49 |
W
Power Leary, Mount Ayliff, 21.10.1885 -27.7.1929
incl. letter from
J W Byrne [Dec.1885],letters written in 1920s re Pondoland annexation
etc.; letters to Dorothy Ruffel; Mount
Frere and Rebellion of 1880 and Incidents after
the Annexation of Pondoland |
50 |
|
B117 |
M
le Roux, Kokstad, 8.10.1897 |
1 |
|
B118.1-B118.3 |
Charles
Levey, 22.?.1880-19.10.1880 |
3 |
|
B119.1-B119.5 |
J
B Liefeldt, Alice, 7.1.1900-2.4.1922 incl.clippings re Gaika's Kop |
5 |
|
B120 |
W
A Lowe, Mt Frere, 7.2.1898 |
1 |
|
B121 |
C
S Lucas, Tsomo, 15.9.1898 |
1 |
|
B122.1-B122.11 |
Maj.Gen.
Sir H T Lukin, 3.3.1907-22.9.1925 |
11 |
|
B123 |
G
J Mabandhla, Tsolo, 6.8.1910 |
1 |
|
B124.1-B124.2
|
J
M McCalman, Frankfort, 16.2.1916, incl.W E S reply
|
2 |
|
B125 |
J
McFarlane, Riebeek Maclear, 17.9.1897 |
1 |
|
B126 |
J
B McGregor, Mt Frere, 17.1.1898 |
1 |
|
B127.1-B127.3 |
Hamilton
McNicholas, Great Place, Pondoland,15.5.1886-24.6.1886 |
3 |
|
B128.1-B128.4 |
Sam
Majeke, Qumbu, May 1898, incl. a copy of a report
by W
T Brownlee re Majeke, 12.9.1899 |
4 |
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B129 |
A
Makaula-White, Sittingbourne, Kent, 23.2.1933
|
1 |
|
B130 |
F
S Malan, Pretoria, 19.11.1914 |
1 |
|
B131.1-B131.5
|
Martin
J Maponye, Engcobo, 1.12.1921-2.2.1922 |
5 |
|
B132.1-B132.3
|
Nqwiliso
Duli Matanzima, Cofimvaba, 17.5.1920,incl. W
E S reply.
|
3 |
|
B133 |
B
L Mazwi, Labase, 4.1.1908? |
1 |
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B134.1-B134.7
|
E
Mdolomba, 21.3.1898-17.7.1933 |
7 |
|
B135.1-B135.2 |
Simon
Ramncwana Mendela, Roodepoort, 24.3.1921,incl. W E S reply |
2 |
|
B136 |
Colonel
Mentz, Pretoria, 19.9.1919 |
1 |
|
B137.1-B137.14 |
John
X Merriman, 8.7.1884-12.6.1919
|
14 |
|
B138 |
Sir
Charles Metcalfe, 18.4.1895 |
1 |
|
B139.1-B139.2
|
W
H Milton, 29.6.1929, and The Territorial News, 11.4.1929,
with an account of the opening of the General
Council Buildings, Umtata |
2 |
|
B140 |
C
Mitchell, Government House, Natal, 10.6.1893 |
1 |
|
B141.1-B141.4 |
Rev
John Moffat, 12.11.1897-10.5.1898
|
4 |
|
B142.1-B142.5 |
J
B Moffat, Cape Town, 12.12.1899-8.2.1900
|
5 |
|
B143 |
Abner
Molefo, Mount Fletcher, 22.1.1898 |
1 |
|
B144 |
Lekoko
Montsioa, Mafeking, 14.2.1913 |
1 |
|
B145.1-B145.4
|
W
H Moodie, 10.9.1891-21.6.1892, n.d. |
4 |
|
B146.1-B146.3 |
T
? Morris,
31.1.1891-19.2.1891; Kimberley,3.12.1899 |
3 |
|
B147.1-B147.10
|
Col
G A Morris, 1.11.1917-9.1.1919 |
10 |
|
B148.1-B148.9
|
Rev
J S Morris, East Rand, 15.4.1921-30.6.1922,incl. letter from Newton 0
Thompson,25.8.1922 re
Morris,'The Native problem' and 'The
Buntingville
Institution' by J S Morris |
9 |
|
B149.1-B149. |
George
T Moshesh, Matatiele, 25.1.1915-24.7.1915 |
3 |
|
B150.1-B150.7 |
Jeremiah
Moshesh, Matatiele, 30.8.1915-10.2.1920 |
7 |
|
B151 |
Rev
E J Mqoboli, Burghersdorp, 28.9.1915 |
1 |
|
B152.1-B152.3 |
Falo
Mqudhlwa, 16.3.1920-28.4.1920 |
3 |
|
B153.1-B153.5 |
Capt
James Murphy, Johannesburg, 10.2.1922 - 30.10.1922,
incl. letter from G Brand van Zyl re Murphy,
11.11.1922 |
5 |
|
B154.1-B154.78
|
Office
of the Secretary for Native Affairs, 30.9.1879-30.6.1897;
incl.
correspondence with W
Ayliff, J Rose Innes; Dept. of Native Affairs,
26.6.1911-
7.7.1919 |
78 |
|
B155.1-B155.3
|
B
H C Ndaba, 4.7.1915, incl. covering letter from E Barrett,14.7.1915 |
3 |
|
B156 |
B
Nivard, Pinetown, 7.6.1899 |
1 |
|
B157.1-B157.18 |
John
Noble, 9.1.1882-16.5.1898 |
18 |
|
B158.1-B158.2 |
Samuel
Nohe, 14.6.1920, and copy of W E S reply to
R M Cofinwabu, 27.6.1920, re land claim |
2 |
|
B159 |
William
Nota, 28.5.1898 |
1 |
|
B160.1-B160.9 |
Hugh
Nourse, 10.9.1897-14.1.1900 |
9 |
|
B161.1-B161.2 |
Capt
J T O'Connor, 21.12.1886; 23.11.1891 |
2 |
|
B162.1-B162.3 |
Joseph
M Orpen, Avoca 29.9.1890-25.2.1891 |
3 |
|
B163.1-B163.2 |
H
H W Pearson, South African College Cape Town, 9.11.1912,
12.11.1912 |
2 |
|
B164 |
Major
W H B Phillips, Kokstad, 21.4.1898 |
1 |
|
B165 |
F
Phillipson-Stow?, Kimberley, 14.2.1886 |
1 |
|
B166.1-B166.2 |
Petrus
Pienaar, Barkly West, 13.3.1917, incl. letter
from Edward Dower, 20.3.1917 re Pienaar's letter |
2 |
|
B167.1-B167.2 |
Nicholas
Porter, Kokstad, 19.2.1898, incl. W E S reply |
2 |
|
B168.1-B168.2 |
Thomas
Poswayo, 29.11.1889 |
2 |
|
B169.1-B169.2 |
J
S Pretorius, Maclear, 10.1.1898-14.2.1898 |
2 |
|
B170.1-B170.12 |
W
F Raw, Eland's K1oof, 18.11.1890-27.1.1900 |
12 |
|
B171 |
C
Rayner, Kokstad, 1.2.1898 |
1 |
|
B172 |
W
W Read, Mount Fletcher, 24.3.1891 |
1 |
|
B173.1-B173.5 |
Alwin
Rein, 12.7.1888-17.1.1900 |
5 |
|
B174 |
Mankayi
Renge, 26.1.1910 |
1 |
|
B175.1-B175.2 |
Charles
Rennie, Kokstad, 25.10.1907-26.9.1925 |
2 |
|
B176.1-B176.121 |
Cecil
John Rhodes, 17.3.1894-11.7.1895, incl.telegrams and letters with Rhodes
and Colonel Grant,C.M.R.,
re expedition against Chief Totwana, 1895, with references to H T
Lukin;also correspondence, telegrams with Rhodes,
Sigcau,
Dept. of Justice etc. re arrest of
Sigcau,
1895 |
121 |
|
B177 |
R
A Richardson, Kokstad, 23.12.1897 |
1 |
|
B178.1-B178.2 |
A
W Roberts, Londale, 12.6.1919-16.11.1920 |
2 |
|
B179.1-B179.4 |
S
H Roberts, Queenstown, 20.11.1898, encl. letter
from
J Evans? 20.11.1898, and 2 newspaper
cuttings
re Glen Gray Act |
4 |
|
B180 |
W
Rolfe, C.M.R., 11.1.1900 |
1 |
|
B181 |
Emile
Rolland, 14.11.1886 |
1 |
|
B182 |
P
H Sarril, Cape Town, 10.11.1898 |
1 |
|
B183.1-B183.4 |
J
W Sauer, 4.9.1882-1.8.1884 |
4 |
|
B184.1-B184.2 |
F
Schermbrucker, 27.12.1867, 15.11.1898 |
2 |
|
B185.1-B185.3 |
W
P Schreiner, 10.5.1900-7.4.1917 |
3 |
|
B186.1-B186.178 |
John
H Scott, 7.7.1888-13.8.1921, incl. letters
from
P Hargreaves to
Scott sent on to W E S |
179 |
|
B187.1-B187.2 |
Robert
Scott, Kokstad, 27.6.1898, incl. W E S
reply
1.8.1898 |
2 |
|
B188.1-B188.5 |
W
C Scully, Mt. Frere, 7.10.1894-1.10.1913 |
5 |
|
B189.1-B189.2 |
S
G Sejosing, Qumbu, 24.2.1933, incl. article by
W
T Brownlee re Abram Sejosing, Daily Dispatch, 28.11.1931 |
2 |
|
B190.1-B190.2 |
Lord
Selborne, Pretoria, 23.9.1908-11.11.1908 |
2 |
|
B191.1-B191.5 |
Petros
Seroke, statement 7.8.1923 and correspondence
re
land claim |
5 |
|
B192.1-B192.2 |
William
Shaw, 21.12.1885, 24.3.1898 |
3 |
|
B193 |
Simon
P Sihluli, Engcobo, 26.8.1908 |
1 |
|
B194.1-B194.24 |
J
S Simpson, Matatiele, Mount Fletcher, 21.11.1890-12.12.1899 |
24 |
|
B195.1-B195.5 |
Sir
James Sivewright, Cape Town, 22.7.1897 - 27.10.1897 |
5 |
|
B196.1-B196.3 |
Sir
Thomas Smartt?, Cape Town, 11-13.6.1919,
incl.
W E S reply |
3 |
|
B197 |
C
Abercrombie Smith, Wynberg, 28.2.1907 |
1 |
|
B198 |
J
C Smuts, Pretoria, 22.8.1919 |
1 |
|
B199.1-B199.3 |
South
African Museum re finances, 4.10.1918
|
3 |
|
B200.1-B200.6 |
Sir
Gordon Sprigg, 15.12.1893-15.8.1900 |
6 |
|
B201.1-B201.16 |
Major
Howard Sprigg, 17.4.1894-16.8.1895 |
16 |
|
B202.1-B202.18 |
Joanna
Rosina Stanford (W E S mother), ca1880s-90s,
undated
|
18 |
|
B203.1-B203.20 |
Arthur
Henry Bell Stanford (W E S brother),24.9.1877 - 23.8.1925 |
21 |
|
B204.1-B204.8 |
Robert
William Stanford (W E S brother), 17.9.1896 - 5.5.1899 |
8 |
|
B205 |
State
Archives, Pretoria, 10.9.1908 |
1 |
|
B206.1-B206.16 |
Rev
James Stewart, 20.11.1886-27.4.1887, incl.
copies
of telegrams sent by Dr Stewart to Chief
Umhlangazo,
1886, and Rev P Hargreaves, 1886
|
17 |
|
B207 |
John
W Stirling, Qumbu, 24.5.1897 |
1 |
|
B208.1-B208.9 |
Donald
Strachan, Umzimkulu etc., 29.12.1885-4.11.1898;
also letter from Strachen to W P
Leary,
1.11.1887 |
9 |
|
B209.1-B209.2 |
R
H Struben, Somerset West, 17.1.1923, encl.
Snapshot
of W E S |
2 |
|
B210
? |
Sutton,
Mount Frere, 22.4.1895 |
1 |
|
B211.1-B211.5 |
C
J Sweeney, 1880?-13.8.1899 |
5 |
|
B212.1-B212.2 |
George
M Theal, Cape Town, 1.11.1884, 5.1.1885 |
2 |
|
B213.1-B213.2 |
Newton
O Thompson, Butterworth, 13.5.1915 - 21.9.1925 |
2 |
|
B214.1-B214.5 |
Henry
P Tillard, 5.12.1890-7.11.1898 |
5 |
|
B215 |
John
Turner?, Mt Ayliff, 12.12.1899 |
1 |
|
B216 |
Sidney
Turner, St John's River, 4.9.1895 |
1 |
|
B217.1-B217.2 |
Sir
Thomas Upington, 19.6.1884, incl. copy of
letter
from W E S ca 1885? |
2 |
|
B218 |
G
Usher, ca 1881? |
1 |
|
B219.1-B219.2 |
Henry
Vetu Gcanga, Engcobo, 23.8.1915-6.10.1915 |
2 |
|
B220 |
Arthur
Walker, Kokstad, 13.6.1919 |
1 |
|
B221.1-B221.3 |
David
Walker, Pietermaritzburg, 23.10.1916, encl.
copy
of letter re Administration
of Native Beer
Act,
1908 |
3 |
|
B222 |
Holford
Walker, Port Elizabeth, 2.11.1909 |
1 |
|
B223.1-B223.9 |
Joseph
Walker, 20.5.1884-18.11.1907 |
9 |
|
B224.1-B224.4 |
R
W Walker, Endowan, 30.9.1897-29.3.1898 |
4 |
|
B225 |
O
Walrond?, Cape Town, 17.2.1898 |
1 |
|
B226.1-B226.2 |
C
J Warner, Engcobo, 23.11.1891, encl. statements
of
Vetu and Mtyalala |
2 |
|
B227 |
Rev
E J Warner, Kokstad, 15.11.1897 |
1 |
|
B228.1-B228.23.1 |
H
B Warner, 14.4.1894-23.2.1913 |
24 |
|
B229.1-B229.2
|
J
C Warner, Glen Grey, 31.5.1871-4.6.1871 |
2 |
|
B230.1-B230.9 |
C
M Waterboer, Barkly West, 30.11.1918-18.8.1921,and other correspondence
re land claim |
9 |
|
B231.1-B231.3 |
Mary
W Waters, Cape Town, 13-26.8.1931, incl.notes by W E S on the history
of the Aba-Tembu |
3 |
|
B232.1-B232.6 |
Capt.
E J Whindus, 19.3.1892-7.9.1893 |
6 |
|
B233.1-B233.3 |
R
W Whitfield, Mount Frere, 24.9.1918, incl.W E S reply |
3 |
|
B234 |
A
H Williams, Kokstad, 17.3.1898 |
1 |
|
B235 |
J
Power Wilson, Qumbu, 11.1.1900 |
1 |
|
B236 |
A
Woolls-Sampson, Emfundisweni, March 1886? |
1 |
|
B237 |
H
V Woon, Sibocolo?, 13.11.1887 |
1 |
|
B238 |
W
Wright, Tembani, 1.12.1897 |
1 |
|
B239-B247 |
Letters
from groups |
|
|
B239
|
Griqua
Political Association, 1897 ? |
1 |
|
B240.1-B240.3 |
Maritzani
Natives, 7.4.1921 |
3 |
|
B241.1-B241.2 |
Matatiele
Native Ratepayers Association, 1.3.1926 |
2 |
|
B242 |
Seplan
Location, 11.3.1907 |
1 |
|
B243 |
Tembuland
Farmers and Traders Association, 1902?
|
1 |
|
B244 |
Committee
of Tembus, Engcobo, 6.9.1910 |
1 |
|
B245 |
Transkeian
Teachers Association, 23.7.1907 |
1 |
|
B246 |
Transkeian
Territories General Council, Umtata,3.7.1915 |
1 |
|
B247.1-B247.2
|
Uitvlugt
Native community, Cape Town, 29.6.1902
|
2 |
|
B248.1-B248.26 |
Correspondence
etc. re recruiting, returned
soldiers,
incl. reports, statistics
etc., 1919-1920 |
26 |
|
B249.1-B249.19 |
Correspondence
re tobacco excise in Transkei,July-Oct. 1921, with Ngqeleni
Traders Association,
Arthur
Stanford, Dept. of Native
Affairs,Transkeian
Territories European Civic Association |
21 |
|
B250.1-B250.103 |
Letters
and telegrams of congratulation on
W
E S's knighthood, 11.6.1919-24.3.1920
|
103 |
|
B251.1-B251.72 |
Letters
and telegrams of condolence to Lady
Stanford
and Mrs D Ruffel
on W E S's death,
Aug-Sept
1933 |
72 |
|
B252-B264 |
Letters
to and from others |
|
|
B252 |
To
Louis Chaband from his grandmother. n.d.
|
1 |
|
B253.1-B253.2 |
Mr
AE Davis to R M Qumbu re murder of Hope,Henman and Warrene,Shawbury,29.10.1880.Copy |
2 |
|
B254.1-B254.2 |
Dorothy
Driver (later Mrs Joseph Walker) to
her
sister Annie (later Griffin),
Fort Peddie,7.1.1851; 16.1.1851
|
2 |
|
B255 |
C
Garner to E Dower, Qumbu, 11.1.1900 and reply
|
1 |
|
B256 |
To
Rev P Hargreaves from W Barnabas, Sigcau's
secretary,
16.2.1893 |
1 |
|
B257 |
H
Hope to C Brownlee, Qumbu, 16.10.1880. Copy |
1 |
|
B258 |
Rev
P Hargreaves to W Power Leary,
Emfundisweni,
18.2.1888 |
1 |
|
B259 |
To
T C Scanlen from chiefs and headmen,
Engcobo,
15.4.1884 |
1 |
|
B260 |
W
Shepstone to Col. Somerset, 16.10.1829. Copy |
1 |
|
B261.1-B261.21 |
Joseph
Cox Warner to his sister Rosina,
9.1.1837-8.8.1868;
his parents, 7.5.1840; and
William
Stanford, 20.1.1853, 7.7.1853 |
21 |
|
B262 |
Unknown
to Oom Willem, Cape Town, 29.1.1924 |
1 |
|
B263.1-B263.17 |
Report
by Commissioners, Lt Col. Edmonstone and
Messrs
E A Judge and
M Grant on fighting
between
Kreli and Gangeliziwe,1872.
Copy.
Also copies of correspondence re the report between Sir
Henry
Barkly
, Col. Edmonstone, E B Chalmers, E A Judge, R G Tainton,
Capt.M
Blyth, W D Fynn. Also copies of Argus
articles
"Sketches
from
the Frontier",by John
Noble,
20,22,27.3.1873. Statement taken by
W
E S in 1882 re the war between Kreli and
Gangeliziwe,1872 |
17 |
|
B264.1-B264.5 |
R
Southey, Colonial Secretary, to Civil
Commissioner,
Queenstown and British Resident,Transkei 1866-68. Copies |
5 |
|
C. |
ARTICLES,
SPEECHES, REPORTS etc. by W E STANFORD, 1880-1930s |
|
|
C1 |
Speech
on 'The Colonial Parliament' 22.4.1880 |
1 |
|
C2 |
Speech
prepared on the rebellion 1877 and the
part
played by Dordrecht, but not delivered,ca 1881 |
1 |
|
C3 |
'Nationalisation
of land', paper for Engcobo
Debating
Society, 19.9.1884 |
1 |
|
C4 |
Remarks
re Draft Bill to provide a system of
law
and procedure in the Native Territories,ca 1885 |
1 |
|
C5 |
Report
on pig killing, 23.11.1886 |
1 |
|
C6 |
Rules
for the formation and management of rifle
association
in East Griqualand, 12.4.1886 |
1 |
|
C7 |
Comments
on H M Stanley's 'In darkest Africa',1890 |
1 |
|
C8 |
Report
on Sigcau, ca 1894? |
1 |
|
C9 |
Notes
taken from Kokstad Advertiser files by
D
M Ruffel referring
to
Pondoland in 1894 |
1 |
|
C10.1-C10.2 |
Annexation
of Pondoland, March 1894 |
2 |
|
C11 |
With
Rhodes in Pondoland, April 1894
|
1 |
|
C12 |
Draft
report on Griqua land claims, 28.10.1895 |
1 |
|
C13.1-C13.2 |
Annual
report, 1895, and copy |
2 |
|
C14.1-C14.2 |
Address
to Fingo on opening a bridge at Tsomo,10.9.1898, and copy |
2 |
|
C15.1-C15.3
|
Report
to O.C., Colonial Forces, TranskeianTerritories, 13.6.1900, also
orders, 19.3.1900
and
7.4.1900 |
4 |
|
C16.1-C16.3 |
Report
on the Maclear Incident, 20.11.1901 |
3 |
|
C17 |
Memorandum
re Slang River land claims, 5.2.1908 |
1 |
|
C18.1-C18.2
|
Report
on the Matatiele disturbances,incl.
views
administration
in
Transkeian Territories,
8.12.1914, also printed version
presented
to Senate, 15.3.1915.
53-'15 |
2 |
|
C19 |
Memorandum
on the spread of large game beyond
game
reserves in
Zululand and consequent damage
to
native gardens in the reserves and loss of
cattle
by the disease Nagana, 1.7.1915 |
1 |
|
C20
|
Memorandum
on the native tribes resident in
the
district of Vryheid, 1.7.1915 |
1 |
|
C21 |
Letter
from Native Affairs Dept. re above memoranda,12.7.1915 |
1 |
|
C22 |
Speech
to 1820 Memorial Settlers Association,
ca
1920? |
1 |
|
C23 |
Story
related to Arthur Stanford by Maxaka, 22.2.1923 |
1 |
|
C24 |
Notes
of a story by A H Stanford, 16.10.1923
used
in the article
'Wrecks
on the coast of
Pondoland'
published in Chambers'
Journal |
1 |
|
C25 |
Address
re representation of the Bantu people
of
the Union in its Parliament, to a conference
called
by the Federal Council of the Dutch
Reformed
Church, 2.2.1927 |
1 |
|
C26 |
Statement
regarding B Moffat and C Warner,28.8.1929 |
1 |
|
C27 |
Speech
on opening of Bunga building, Umtata,192 9? |
1 |
|
C28.1-C28.3 |
Letters
from the Editor of the Star, and a
short
article by W E S re the National Convention,
Jan.
1931 |
3 |
|
C29.1-C29.3
|
Biographical
notes etc. by D M Ruffel re her
father,
1955 |
3 |
|
C30 |
Notes
on native affairs, n.d. |
1 |
|
C31 |
Reminiscences
of Sir Walter Stanford. 748p. MS |
1 |
|
D. |
STATEMENTS,
REPORTS etc. by others |
|
|
D1 |
A
G Bain. Journey to the north-east, 1829.
Extracts
from the S.A. Commercial Advertiser.TS |
1 |
|
D2 |
Journal
of Capt. A G Bain kept at Fort Thomson,Apr-June 1836. TS |
1 |
|
D3 |
W
G Cumming on the agitation to join Natal,
ca
1880s? MS |
1 |
|
D4 |
Report
by Edward Driver on theft of supplies
by
natives, 18.6.1851
MS
copy |
1 |
|
D5 |
Diary
of Thomas Hargreaves, Emfundisweni,
Feb-July
1894 re Annexation of Pondoland. TS |
1 |
|
D6 |
Statement
by Rev James Stewart re recommendations
of
Inter-Colonial
Native Affairs Commission to
establish
a native college, Nov. 1905. TS |
1 |
|
D7 |
Proclamation
making changes in marriage laws of
natives,
drafted by A H Stanford, 1910 |
1 |
|
D8 |
Report
from Gen. H H Tudor re heavy losses of S.A. Brigade at Bouchasvenes,
30.3.1918?TS |
1 |
|
D
9.1-D9.3 |
Journal
of a journey from the Cape of Good Hope,
1790
and 1791, by Jacob van Reenen and others
in
search of the wreck of ... the Grosvenor ...TS |
3 |
|
D10 |
Manuscript
of the Rev. E J Warner containing
the
history of his
father,
Rev. Joseph Cox Warner.TS |
1 |
|
D11 |
Memorandum
of dates etc. from David Moseknaris
statement
and the
late Mr Thompson's letter book
etc.,
re 1880 Rebellion. MS |
1 |
|
D12 |
Précis
of questions from Chiefs and Headmen on
meeting
with C J Rhodes at Qumbu, 17 April 1894.
MS |
1 |
|
D13 |
The
Aba-Tembu, after 1884? Unknown author. TS |
|
|
E. |
OFFICIAL
PUBLICATIONS |
|
|
E1 |
Correspondence
between Donald Moodie and the Rev.
John
Philip, May-July 1841 |
1 |
|
E2 |
Treatises
entered into by Governors of the Colony of the Cape of Good
Hope...with native chieftains 1803-1854. April 1857 |
1 |
|
E3 |
Cape
of Good Hope. Report of Select Committee
on
Native affairs. A.12-'73 |
1 |
|
E4 |
Cape
of Good Hope. Memorandum of the Pondo
settlement,
Dec.
1886. G.10-'87 |
1 |
|
E5.1-E5.11 |
Typed
extracts from Blue book 1877, annual
report
of Magistrate with Dalasile 1877-79,1882, 1884-86, 1888-1890. Typed
extracts from letterbook
1881-1884, Engcobo |
11 |
|
E6 |
Cape
of Good Hope. Ministerial Dept. of the
Secretary
for Native Affairs. Resume of correspondence...re the affairs of
Pondoland. Dec.1886
- May 1888. G.52-'88 |
1 |
|
E7 |
Cape
of Good Hope. Ministerial Div. of the Prime
Minister.
Correspondence
re the affairs of
Pondoland,
1894. G.59-'94 |
1 |
|
E8-E11 |
Cape
of Good Hope. Dept. of Native Affairs.
Blue-books
on Native affairs, 1901-1904.
G.52-'01,
G.25-'02, G.29-'03, G.12-'04 |
4 |
|
E12 |
Union
of South Africa. Report on the outbreak of the Rebellion U.G.10-'15 |
1 |
|
E13 |
Union
of South Africa. Judicial commission of
enquiry
into the causes of and circumstances
relating
to the recent Rebellion in S.A. Minutes
of
evidence, Dec. 1916. U.G.42-'16 |
1 |
|
E14 |
Union
of South Africa. Natives Land Commission.Minute U.G.25-'16 |
1 |
|
E15 |
Union
of South Africa. Report on the conduct of the Ovakuanyama Chief
Mandume U.G.37-'17 |
1 |
|
E16 |
Union
of South Africa. Report of the Orange Free
State
Local Natives Land Committee. U.G.22-'18.
Incl.
translation of Deed of grant issued to
natives
in the district of Thaba 'Ncho,30.1.1886 TS |
2 |
|
E17 |
Union
of South Africa. Majority report of the
Eastern
Transvaal Natives Land Committee.
U.G.31-'18 |
1 |
|
E18 |
Union
of South Africa. Minutes of evidence of
the
Natal Natives Land Committee. U.G.35-'18 |
1 |
|
E19 |
Union
of South Africa. Report by M S Evans on
the
native areas in Natal recommended by the
Natives
Land Commission. U.G.41-'18 |
1 |
|
E20 |
Union
of South Africa. Report on the natives of
South-West
Africa and their treatment by
Germany.
Cd.9146 |
1 |
|
E21 |
Union
of South Africa. Parliament. Senate. Report... re causes which led up to
the partial cessation of the Municipal Sanitary Services at Johannesburg,
6-8 June 1918, and the threatened strike on 1 July 1918. S.l'19 |
1 |
|
E22 |
Union
of South Africa. Interim and final reports of the Native Affairs Commission...re
'Israelites' at Bulhoek and occurrences in May,1921.
A.4-'21 |
1 |
|
E23 |
Union
of South Africa. Native
Affairs Dept.
Report
1919-1921. U.G.34-'22 |
1 |
|
E24 |
Union
of South Africa. Report of the Commission
appointed
to enquire into the Rebellion of the
Bondelzwarts.
U.G.16-'23 |
1 |
|
E25 |
Union
of South Africa. Report of the Defence
Commission
of Enquiry. U.G.20-'25 |
1 |
|
E26 |
Union
of South Africa. Report of Native Churches
Commission.
U.G.39-'25 |
1 |
|
E27 |
Union
of South Africa. Joint sitting of both Houses of Parliament... to consider
a Bill to amend section 137 of the South Africa Act, 1909. 6-8.5.1925 |
1 |
|
E28 |
Union
of South Africa.Report of the Rehoboth
Commission.U.G.41-'26 |
1 |
|
E29 |
Union
of South Africa. Dept. of Irrigation.
Meteorological
Office.Rainfall normals to the
end
of 1925. U.G.23-'27 |
1 |
|
E30 |
Union
of South Africa. Report of the Native
Affairs
Commission, 1925-26. U.G.17-'27 |
2 |
|
E31 |
Union
of South Africa. Select committee on
Native
Affairs. 2nd report. S.C.6A-'27 |
1 |
|
E32 |
Union
of South Africa. Parliament. Minutes of proceedings of the Senate, 4th
session, 1927,
Flag
Bill |
1 |
|
E33 |
Union
of South Africa.Native Affairs Dept.Report,1922-26.U.G.14-`27 |
1 |
|
E34 |
Union
of South Africa.Report on South-West
Africa,1926.
U.G.22-'27 |
1 |
|
E35 |
Union
of South Africa. Report of Select
Committee
on Union Native Council Bill, Coloured
Persons
Rights Bill, Representation of Natives in Parliament Bill, and Natives
Land (Amendment)
Bill.
S.C.10-'27 |
1 |
|
E36 |
Transkeian
Territories.General Council.Proceedings and reports of Select Committees,
1929;
annual reports and accounts, 1928;
estimates
of revenue and expenditure, 1929-1930 |
1 |
|
F. |
PAMPHLETS
etc. BY
OTHERS |
|
|
F1 |
L
S Amery. South Africa and the Empire.
Speeches,
Aug-Sept 1927 |
1 |
|
F2 |
D
F Bleek. The distribution of Bushman
languages
in South Africa.1926 |
1 |
|
F3 |
Henry
Burton. Memorandum on visit to native territories. 1909 |
1 |
|
F4 |
Earl
Buxton. South Africa and its native
problem.
1921 |
1 |
|
F5 |
Rev
Godfrey Callaway. The native problem in
South
Africa and its challenge to Christianity. 1926 |
1 |
|
F6 |
D
R Churches. Federal Council. European and
Bantu,
being papers and addresses read at the
Conference
on Native Affairs,27-29 Sept.1923 |
1 |
|
F7 |
H
B Fantham. Some thoughts on the social aspects
of
eugenics, with notes on some further cases of
human
inheritance observed in South Africa. 1926 |
1 |
|
F8 |
DDT
Jabavu. The Black problem. [1920?] |
1 |
|
F9 |
Library
of Parliament. Europeans and Coloured
races.
1927 |
1 |
|
F10 |
Charles
T Loram. Adaptation
of the Penn School
methods
to education in South Africa. 1927 |
1 |
|
F11 |
[Sir
James Crawford Maxwell?] Northern Rhodesia.1930 |
1 |
|
F12 |
J
A Mitchell. Growth of the native races of Cape
colony
and some actors affecting it. 1909 |
1 |
|
F13 |
A
Moorrees. De plaats van de moedertaal in de
opvoeding
van 't kind. 1911 |
1 |
|
F14 |
Lord
Selborne. Address delivered before the
congregation
of the University of the Cape of Good
Hope
on Saturday 27 February 1909,
incl.
Covering letter |
2 |
|
F15 |
J
C Smuts. The crisis in world politics. 23.10.1923 |
1 |
|
F16 |
South
African Customs Conference. Minutes of
meeting,
10.3.1903,incl. covering letter |
2 |
|
F17 |
Ernest
Stubbs. Tightening coils: an essay on
segregation
1925 |
1 |
|
F18 |
Cartoon
of Convention delegates, 9.10.1908 |
1 |
|
F19.1-F19.3 |
Estimated
native population of Transvaal in 1903 |
1 |
|
G. |
PHOTOGRAPHS |
|
|
G1 |
Members
of the Native Laws and Customs Commission,1880-1882 |
1 |
|
G2 |
Chief
Kreli and the brothers Fynn, original and
3
copies |
4 |
|
G3 |
Engcobo
Magistracy. Thomas Poswayo, W E S,
Charles
Daniel |
1 |
|
G4 |
Farewell
meeting with Native chiefs and headmen, 1885 |
2 |
|
G5 |
Edmund
and Matanzima Sandilli and John Mayaba |
1 |
|
G6 |
Umfanta
and Gungubelle |
1 |
|
G7 |
H
H Bunn with staff, including Matanzima, D
Dwanya,
Umvuso, Peleni and Piet Ramani |
1 |
|
G8 |
Gaika
Chief Sandilli |
1 |
|
G9 |
Adam
Kok |
1 |
|
G10 |
G
Moshesh |
1 |
|
G11 |
Rev
P Hargreaves and the Paramount Chief of the
Pondo
tribe, Sigcau |
1 |
|
G12 |
Pondo
Chief Nqwiliso |
1 |
|
G13 |
W
E S as Chief Magistrate and staff, Kokstad |
1 |
|
G14 |
W
E S with Native Affairs Dept. staff, Cape Town? |
1 |
|
G15-G17 |
Bechuana
chiefs after Langeberg campaign, 1897 |
3 |
|
G18 |
Chief
Toto, Bathlapin tribe |
1 |
|
G19 |
Bechuana
refugees, 1897 |
1 |
|
G20 |
Umquikela
and his wife. Chief of the Pondos,1885.Copy
|
1 |
|
G21
|
The
Native Committee. Cala Agricultural Show,1898. Copy |
1 |
|
G22 |
Cala.
Mr Levey, R.M. receives the Premier (the
Hon
W P Schreiner) and Col. Stanford, U. Sec.
Native
Affairs. Copy |
1 |
|
G23 |
E
G M R, no.23 Troop. Winning team Jeppe
Shield,
1904 |
1 |
|
G24 |
Walter
Stanford as a young man |
1 |
|
G25-G29 |
Tsolo
Bushmen, ca. 1888 |
9 |
|
G30 |
Col.
Stanford talking to the Basutoland chiefs,
Wynberg,
20.4.1915 |
1 |
|
G31 |
The
Senate chamber, ca 1890s? |
1 |
|
G32 |
Sir
Walter and Lady Stanford, June 1933. Copy
of
'Cape Times' photo |
1 |
|
H. |
NEWSPAPER
CLIPPINGS |
|
|
H1.1-H1.45 |
Biographical
and career details of W E S,
1878-1930,also
other members of the family |
47 |
|
H2.1-H2.6 |
W
E S obituaries, 1933 |
7 |
|
H3.1-H3.46 |
Miscellaneous
political clippings, 1876-1935 |
47 |
|
H4.1-H4.10 |
Miscellaneous
1861-1921, incl. obituary of
Rev
P Hargreaves, 1820 settlers |
10 |