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Post date: 21/07/2021
The site comprises a cemetery of 37 graves. One of the graves has a headstone which indicates that two people are buried there. This headstone indicates that members of the Adamson family lie buried here. Regarding the other graves, two have upright stones for headstones, one has vertically packed stones in a rectangle shape and the other 33 graves are stone packed, some with an upright stone at the head. The cemetery is located on the farm Adamson’s Vley, and as a result it is evident that many of the graves from this cemetery are very old, and certainly older than 100 years.