Bernardus Lambertus Steyl
active 1897–1939
Verbinding met die Koup
Het grond in hierdie distrik gehou: Klipfontein A Nr. 174 (1939-08-29).
- grond Klipfontein Oost (Klipfontein A Nr. 174 Gdlt 1) 1939-08-29
- gebeurtenis Eastern part of Klipfontein transferred to B.L. Steyl1897-10-28
Name
- Given
- Bernardus Lambertus
- Surname
- Steyl
The formal baptismal name and the name a person was actually called are both kept, and neither is derived from the other. Spelling drift between records is evidence, not noise.
'n Lewe in die rekord
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28 Oktober 1897
gebeurtenis
Eastern part of Klipfontein transferred to B.L. Steyl
Deed 9076, diagram 2127/1897. The first of Bernardus Lambertus Steyl's two purchases on this ground.
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14 Julie 1902
gebeurtenis
Remainder of Lot C of Roode Els Bosch and Oorlogs Kloof transferred to B.L. Steyl
Deed 1027, diagram 2662/1902. With the 1897 purchase and the two Marincowitz pieces, this completed the ground that was surveyed as Klipfontein A in 1938.
- 29 Augustus 1939 grond Held it, Klipfontein A Nr. 174
- 29 Augustus 1939 grond Held it, Klipfontein Oost (Klipfontein A Nr. 174 Gdlt 1)
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29 Augustus 1939
gebeurtenis
Klipfontein A titled and partitioned on one day
Four pieces assembled over sixty years - 1879, 1896, 1897 and 1902 - were surveyed as one farm in August 1938 and given a Certificate of Amended Title on 29 August 1939 (deed 9311) to the joint estate of the late G.M. Steyl born Alberts and her surviving spouse. The same day, Portion 1, Klipfontein
Grond waarop hulle op rekord is
- Klipfontein A Nr. 174 held it · 29 Augustus 1939
- Klipfontein Oost (Klipfontein A Nr. 174 Gdlt 1) held it · 29 Augustus 1939
Wat ons nie weet nie
- Geen geboortedatum is aangeteken nie.
- Geen sterfdatum is aangeteken nie.
- Nie een ouer is aangeteken nie, dus hang hierdie mens nie aan die boom bo hom of haar nie.
A sourced gap beats an unsourced fill. These are the open questions on this person, stated rather than papered over.
Bronne
- Klipfontein A, farm No.174, amended-title diagram (1939)Surveyor-GeneralSG Dgm 284/1939; S.G. File S.14126; Survey Records E.1450/1938
- Klipfontein Oost, Portion 1 of Klipfontein A No.174, diagram (1939)Surveyor-GeneralSG Dgm 285/1939; S.G. File S.14126; Survey Records E.1450/1938
Navorsingsnotas
[31 Jul 2026 inbox] Assembled most of what became Klipfontein A: the eastern part of Klipfontein transferred to him 28 Oct 1897 (deed 9076) and the remainder of Lot C of Roode Els Bosch and Oorlogs Kloof 14 Jul 1902 (deed 1027). Held the consolidated farm in 1939 with the joint estate of his late wife (deed 9311), and took Klipfontein Oost by partition the same day (deed 9314). Per DOC-0113/DOC-0114.
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Wat die rekord kortkom
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The record stops in 1939 and never resumes
third order · B2 trail-ends
Klipfontein A Nr. 174 was worked as far as 1939-08-29, with Bernardus Lambertus SteylH and G.M. SteylM (born Alberts) the last owner on record. 87 years follow with nothing. Who held it after that, and is it still one farm?
What would settle it The current title deed traced backwards, each transfer names the one before it, or the Surveyor-General's subdivision diagrams, which are what usually explain a farm going quiet.
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The record stops in 1939 and never resumes
third order · B2 trail-ends
Klipfontein Oost (Klipfontein A Nr. 174 Gdlt 1) was worked as far as 1939-08-29, with Bernardus Lambertus SteylH the last owner on record. 87 years follow with nothing. Who held it after that, and is it still one farm?
What would settle it The current title deed traced backwards, each transfer names the one before it, or the Surveyor-General's subdivision diagrams, which are what usually explain a farm going quiet.
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.