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Document DOC-0076

Surveyor-General diagram, A.332/1923, February 1923

Surveyor-General diagram, February 1923

Scan of Surveyor-General diagram, A.332/1923, February 1923
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The record

Type
Surveyor-General diagram
Diagram number
A.332/1923
Surveyed
February 1923
Titled
26 April 1923
Deed
3007
Archive filename
10777883.PDF

Citation

Title
Middelwater / Vaste Water diagram, 1923
Repository
Surveyor-General
Reference
SG Dgm A.332/1923
Type
SG diagram

The ground it is about

Vaste Water (Middelwater No. 169 Ptn 5) 5/169

Research notes

"Portion 5 (Vaste Water), a portion of Portion [Remainder of Middle Water] of the farm No.169" (Middelwater, PAR-000001). Represents "9 Morg[en] ... Square feet" of land [extent figure partly illegible on this scan], Fieldcornetcy of Kredouw, Division of Prince Albert, being the farm called "Vaste Water", a portion of the "Remainder of Middle Water". "Granted in an Amended Quitrent Title ... To J.D.J. Oosthuyson (PER-000324) & another, on 24 Mar[ch] 188X [year's final digit unclear]." Bounded N, NE & East by the Middle of the River from a to b; East, SW & South by Remainder of Middle Water. Neighbouring parcels shown: Lot C, Lot D, Remainder of Middle Water. Surveyed and beaconed February 1923 [surveyor's own signature illegible on this scan - see the companion beacon report, DOC-0077, signed J. Loubser, for the same job]. "This diagram belongs to the Transfer made this [date] in favour of Susanna Maria KlueM [surname legible on the colour scan, 29 Jul 2026; PER-000326], 26.4.1923, deed 3007." [TO VERIFY] parcels.csv's own pre-existing note for PAR-000040 gives this same deed (3007) a transfer date of 26 May 1923, one month later than this diagram's own 26 April 1923 - not reconciled, both dates kept, see OWN-000058. CLOSES ONE OF MIDDELWATER'S THREE PORTIONS THAT PREVIOUSLY HAD NO DIAGRAM AT ALL.

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