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SiteReference: 

M12/3
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AutoID: 

M12/3 - 01/03/2000

Author: 

siyasanga.mhlekude

Post date: 

28/04/2015

RecordingDate: 

01/03/2000 - 08:59

PrimaryRecording?: 

Yes

Heritage Reports: 

9-2-018-0057-20000301-ACRM

AlternateCode: 

M12/3

Recorders: 

Jonathan Kaplan

SiteComments: 

Originally known as Bommelshok, the farm was one of the oldest of the dutch East India Company's cattle posts, being mentioned in the journal of 1677 whren johan Bax was governor. The farmstead is probably as old as the nearby Vissershok homestead and took its name from Jan Van Brommel.

AdminComments: 

GPS coordinates not precise mapped by hand
 
 

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