Angeliersbosch

157 on the cadastre · on record 1904–2011 · show on the map

On the cadastre

157, whole farmregistered as ANGELIERS BOSCH

District

Prince Albert

Modern surveyed area

3383.5 ha

Why this farm is here

Ground a written history is set on. 35 km from Klaarstroom.

• story A written history is set on this ground The fifteenth of April, 1841

Stories

• about this farm The fifteenth of April, 1841
  One surveyor works the Koup for two seasons. Eight years later, on a single day, the Crown turns a dozen loan farms into freehold - and the map of the district is set for a century.

What the record holds, in order

1. 1904 burial George Frederick le Grange
   Angeliers Bosch 157 farm cemetery (second ground)
2. 1904 burial Johannes Van Tonder
   Angeliers Bosch 157 farm cemetery (second ground)
3. 1905 burial Dewald Arnoldus Hattingh le Grange
   Angeliers Bosch 157 farm cemetery (second ground)
4. 1905 burial Diedericka Johanna le Grange
   Angeliers Bosch 157 farm cemetery (second ground)
5. 1907 burial Maria Johanna van Tonder
   Angeliers Bosch 157 farm cemetery (second ground)
6. 1912 burial Joseph le Grange
   Angeliers Bosch 157 farm cemetery (second ground)
7. 1918 burial Johannes Willem le Grange
   Angeliers Bosch 157 farm cemetery (second ground)
8. 1928 burial Jacques Pierre le Grange
   Angeliers Bosch 157 farm cemetery (first ground)
9. 1929 burial Petrus Jacobus le Grange
   Angeliers Bosch 157 farm cemetery (second ground)
10. 1938 burial Rachel le Grange
    Angeliers Bosch 157 farm cemetery (first ground)
11. 1940 burial Jozef Diederik Johannes le Grange
    Angeliers Bosch 157 farm cemetery (second ground)
12. 1949 burial Maria Magdalena le Grange
    Angeliers Bosch 157 farm cemetery (second ground)
13. 1955 burial Josef Louis le Grange
    Angeliers Bosch 157 farm cemetery (first ground)
14. 1980 burial Hester v.d. W Marais
    Angeliers Bosch 157 farm cemetery (second ground)
15. 1999 burial Dewald Arnoldus Hattingh le Grange
    Angeliers Bosch 157 farm cemetery (second ground)
16. 2003 burial Rutger Johannes le Grange
    Angeliers Bosch 157 farm cemetery (second ground)
17. 2011 burial Jozef Diederik Johannes le Grange
    Angeliers Bosch 157 farm cemetery (second ground)

Buried on this ground

• Angeliers Bosch 157 farm cemetery (second ground) 14 graves recorded
• Angeliers Bosch 157 farm cemetery (first ground) 3 graves recorded

The burials also appear on this farm's timeline above, each at its own date.

Also bordered by, as the modern cadastre draws it

Ground that touches this farm on the Surveyor-General's current polygons and that none of the diagrams held here names. Derived from the geometry, not read off a document.

• N De Gang No. 133
• N Oliven Kloof No. 158
• NE Luiperdkop No. 240
• E Rosendal No. 161
• E State Land Farm No. 185
• SE Hattings Kloof No. 186
• S Angliers Berg No. 187
• SW Gousberg No. 188
• SW Witte Berg No. 189
• NW Baviaans Kloof No. 136
• NW Oukloof No. 155

Cadastre

Surveyor-General diagram index for this parcel

Research notes

The research behind this page, kept separate from it: dated working notes, open questions, and what is not yet settled.

Open questions

• Three farms are drawn as one of their own portions priority 2 · LEAD-0100

  PAR-000050 Angeliersbosch, PAR-000059 Vlakfontein (Koup) and PAR-000126 Jan Willems Fontein No. 32 are each pinned to a PORTION polygon while the cadastre also holds a whole-farm polygon for the same number. Is the pin wrong, or does each row genuinely mean that portion?

  What would settle it Frans, or a document that ties one of these three rows to a specific portion. The evidence for the whole farm is already in the rows' own notes; what is missing is the decision, because re-pinning changes what the map draws.

What the record is missing

• Nobody is on record as ever having held this third order · B8 never-held

  Angeliersbosch is in the model and drawn on the map, and carries no ownership record of any kind, not a grant, not a transfer, not an occupation.

  What would settle it The Surveyor-General's diagram for the farm number names the grantee and the date; the deed reference on it opens the transfer chain.

Found by breaks.py reading the model against itself, not written by hand, each one is a shape of missing record, not a fault in the data. The whole set is on the questions page.