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Rose Willis, Rose's Round-Up, May 1993 No 4: a Klue at Middelwater, Klaarstroom

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Ancestors Research South Africa, ancestors.co.za, archive of Rose's Round-Up
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May 1993, No 4, section 'Explore the Karoo from Klaarstroom'
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2026-09-03

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Searched: 'any online sources about who the klue's from kluesplaas was?' ONE HIT, AND IT IS A LIVE NAME. Rose Willis, Rose's Round-Up, May 1993, No 4, under the heading EXPLORE THE KAROO FROM KLAARSTROOM: a Klue 'of the Klaarstroom farm, Middelwater, is offering tourists an opportunity of becoming better acquainted with the Karoo.' Her given name is deliberately not written here. sources.notes publishes, she is very likely living, and the publishability rule suppresses her row. She arranged and conducted tours, provided lunches and teas, and had two guest suites at R65 a person a day with dinner and breakfast on request. *** WHY THIS IS WORTH MORE THAN A TOURISM NOTICE. *** THE AUTHOR IS THE SAME ROSE WILLIS WHO WROTE THE KLAARSTROOM CAMEO (SRC-010), the tertiary source this project has leaned on all along for the 1901 shooting at Remhoogte and for the statement that the Klue family hold the original Middelwater farmhouse. Here she is in 1993 naming a Klue at Middelwater and quoting her rates. She was not repeating a tradition; she had met the family. That makes her the one identified bridge between the KLUE of the 1923 Vaste Water transfer (PER-000326) and a household still on the ground seventy years later, and it is the strongest reason yet to think the werf name KLUEPLAAS records a real and continuous occupation rather than a single deed. *** AND THE NEGATIVE RESULT MATTERS AS MUCH. *** No published Klue or Kleu genealogy, stamvader page or family register was found anywhere online - nothing of the kind that exists for the Barkhuizens (SRC-615) or the Swanepoels (SRC-072). The surname's origin in South Africa is not answered by any public compilation this search could reach, which is why the FamilySearch descendancies of 2 September were the only instrument available. [TO VERIFY] MIDDELWATER TODAY carries AVONDRUST, a working guest farm, and this project already holds that ground as PAR-000039, Avondrust (Middelwater No. 169 Ptn 6). PRIVACY. She is very likely living. She is recorded here because 6 puts people tied to this ground in the model and 4 keeps everything; she carries no dates, so the publishability rule suppresses her by failing closed, which is the correct outcome and not an accident. Nothing beyond the name and the farm is recorded, and the rates and the accommodation detail stay in this note.

Woordeliks gehou. Hierdie projek weerspreek gepubliseerde genealogieë en stel 'n familie se eie mondelinge oorlewering reg, so elke bewering moet nagegaan kan word deur iemand wat nie in die vertrek was nie.

Niks in die model haal hierdie bron nog aan nie.