Kleinfontein farm cemetery, Bokfontein 94
2 graves recorded · Bokfontein No. 94 (formerly Waterfall) · 1889–1921
GPS as published by eGGSA.
Where it is: -32.99720, 22.17233 · GGSA cemetery 7139 · Show it on the map
Who lies here
| Name | Born | Died | In this project |
|---|---|---|---|
| Willem Nicholas Hendrik Niehaus | 1821 | 1889 | — |
| Dirk Johannes du Plessis | 1848 | 1921 | — |
A name links to its own photograph on the eGGSA site, which holds the picture of the stone. Names and dates in this table are eGGSA transcriptions except where a stone was read here.
Photographed here, not yet read
6 photographs of this ground carry a caption on eGGSA that nothing in this project has yet matched to a person. The words are eGGSA's transcription of the stone, kept exactly as written; nobody here has read the photograph. Each one links to its own page on their site. 1 further photographs of this ground are already in the table above.
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How this ground connects to the others
- Botma burial ground, Vredendal / Gatsplaas (Spreeufontein Ptn 1) — the same family lies in both
- Prince Albert NG Kerk cemetery — the same family lies in both
- Prince Albert NG Kerk memorial wall — the same family lies in both
- Prince Albert, Denneboom Erf cemetery — the same family lies in both
- Prince Albert, Stockenstrom Street (Lotz de Beer) cemetery — the same family lies in both
- Remhoogte 167 farm cemetery (first ground) — the same family lies in both
- Varsche Fontein farm cemetery — these families married: Niehaus + Storm
Drawn from this project's own parentage and marriages, never from a shared surname on its own.
The families buried here
Niehaus · Plessis
The album
See every photograph of this ground on eGGSA
The photographs are eGGSA's and stay on their site; this project links to them and does not copy them. Their albums are expressly incomplete, so a name missing here is not evidence that person is not buried here.