Kaart se keersy, 1200/1911 (verso), 1911

Reverse of DOC-0158. "THE FOLLOWING DEDUCTIONS HAVE BEEN MADE FROM THIS DIAGRAM." Every entry is struck through, which is how a deduction table records ground that has left the parent. Transcribed in full, in the order printed, with the handwritten portion number in the right-hand margin: Bontwater 2137 mg 596 sr, deed 1916-142-8829, Ptn 8; Zoutwater 2137 mg 593 sr, 1916-142-8820, Ptn 1; Lot A 10 mg 210 sr, 1916-142-8822, Ptn 3; Kalkgat 2137 mg 594 sr, 1916-142-8828, Ptn 7; Bulhouwer 2137 mg 593 sr, 1916-142-8826, Ptn 5; Quaggas Poel 2137 mg 593 sr, 1916-142-8830, Ptn 9; Rivervale 2134 mg 329 sr, 1916-142-8825, Ptn 4; Klipgat A 2134 mg 320 sr, 1916-142-8821, Ptn 2; Nieuwe Dam 2138 mg 8 sr, 1916-142-8827, Ptn 6; Aschkop 2137 mg 590 sr, 1916-142-8831, Ptn 10. TWO THINGS THE TABLE SAYS. The deed numbers run 8820 to 8831 in one 1916 volume and map to portions 1 to 10 in that order, which is what fixes the portion numbers where the handwriting is not clean. And the ten shares are within four morgen of each other apart from the 10-morgen Lot A. Ten near-equal shares registered together against an amended title issued to an ESTATE is an inheritance being divided, and the 1916 transfer deeds should name the heirs. [TO VERIFY] The ten total about 21,245 morgen against the parent's 21,379 mg 520 sr, leaving a remainder near 134 morgen.