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Post date: 20/07/2021
The site comprises a black cemetery of 21 graves. One of the graves is granite lined and has a granite headstone, three are lined with concrete, one is lined with bricks and has an intricately engraved cement headstone, one has a small ornate cement headstone and the entire surface of the grave is lined with sunken flat stones. The remainder of the graves have upright unmarked stones with smaller foot pieces. All the graves are aligned east-west. From information found on the headstones, it is evident that the graves from this cemetery include the deceased of the Mxabaniso, Vanga, Delalazo and Botha families. The site appears to have been a farmworker cemetery.