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Original numbering [Information taken from pencilled list by Ms Keen]
1 Devil’s Peak
1 A Hollandse Tuin
2 Seaman Ross 1825 (SA Library)
3 Seaman Ross
3A Twee Cup In
4 Almanac 1845
5 Almanac 1850
6 Welgelegen (SA Library)
7 Zorgvliet Eksteen
8 Old Woolsack
9 Present Woolsack
10 Other Brandenburg
11 House – Chas Corner Michell (surveyor geneneral) 1830
R. P. Dobie 1839, G. H. Cooke?1853, P.G. Stewart MD 1860
Henry Butler 1876, Mrs B (widow) with sons and daughter Jessie Bull1926 Divisional Council – outspan
1930 City Council for substation, Mr Cheetham suggested park
12 Jessie Bull and Jack
13 Panorama 1. Position of Brandenburg
14 Panorama 2. Other landmarks
15 Mark Tracey’s sale: (also Van Cogills Hotel – bankrupt)
16 Hibernia Coach
17 Division of part of Zorgvliet – Main Road, Chapel, Cecil Rhodes, opposite 4th Milestone – 2 cottages
18 Methodist Chapel 1845, T. L. Hodgson (H. Hall)
19 Methodist Church 1900
20 Kilindini Barnabas Shaw 1850, Elloughton House born [Ellinghton?] Yorkshire
21 Versveld’s House – Moister 1852, Marsh
22 Whitby – Rev Tindall 1860 – W C Gardener, A W Rose Shaw
23 The Firs, orig. Belmont N.W. Meyer
24 Barry
25 House in Parker’s time (John Parker, architect)
26 Parker children
27 Hibernia (Mark Tracey lived at Hibernia)
27 A Hibernia Coach
28 Strip 3, Wolmunster – C A Becker 1834
28 A W in France [Wolmunster in France?]
28 B Son-in-law, Clarke [Burton?]
29 House bought by William Porter (29 A)
30 Wolmunster and George family
31, 32, 33, 34 Mowbray Hall W.M. Hare in +- 1860
35 His family in Glendower Hotel, now students’ residence
36 Bar of the Glendower
37 Another view, showing Norfolk Pine
38 [Leasave?] Cottage – water colour by Dorothy Barclay
39 Obituary of Daniel Cloete
40 Manor House
41, 42, 43 Bollihope
1 Devil’s Peak
1 A Hollandse Tuin
2 Seaman Ross 1825 (SA Library)
3 Seaman Ross
3A Twee Cup In
4 Almanac 1845
5 Almanac 1850
6 Welgelegen (SA Library)
7 Zorgvliet Eksteen
8 Old Woolsack
9 Present Woolsack
10 Other Brandenburg
11 House – Chas Corner Michell (surveyor geneneral) 1830
R. P. Dobie 1839, G. H. Cooke?1853, P.G. Stewart MD 1860
Henry Butler 1876, Mrs B (widow) with sons and daughter Jessie Bull1926 Divisional Council – outspan
1930 City Council for substation, Mr Cheetham suggested park
12 Jessie Bull and Jack
13 Panorama 1. Position of Brandenburg
14 Panorama 2. Other landmarks
15 Mark Tracey’s sale: (also Van Cogills Hotel – bankrupt)
16 Hibernia Coach
17 Division of part of Zorgvliet – Main Road, Chapel, Cecil Rhodes, opposite 4th Milestone – 2 cottages
18 Methodist Chapel 1845, T. L. Hodgson (H. Hall)
19 Methodist Church 1900
20 Kilindini Barnabas Shaw 1850, Elloughton House born [Ellinghton?] Yorkshire
21 Versveld’s House – Moister 1852, Marsh
22 Whitby – Rev Tindall 1860 – W C Gardener, A W Rose Shaw
23 The Firs, orig. Belmont N.W. Meyer
24 Barry
25 House in Parker’s time (John Parker, architect)
26 Parker children
27 Hibernia (Mark Tracey lived at Hibernia)
27 A Hibernia Coach
28 Strip 3, Wolmunster – C A Becker 1834
28 A W in France [Wolmunster in France?]
28 B Son-in-law, Clarke [Burton?]
29 House bought by William Porter (29 A)
30 Wolmunster and George family
31, 32, 33, 34 Mowbray Hall W.M. Hare in +- 1860
35 His family in Glendower Hotel, now students’ residence
36 Bar of the Glendower
37 Another view, showing Norfolk Pine
38 [Leasave?] Cottage – water colour by Dorothy Barclay
39 Obituary of Daniel Cloete
40 Manor House
41, 42, 43 Bollihope