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… He came to the Cape with Benjamin Moodie’s Scotch settlers …

… vir Wetenskap en Kuns (medal of honour for painting). 1820 Settlers Foundation Award for contribution to painting in … 1983: SA Airways(50thAnniversary). 1985-6: 1820 Settlers Monument. Collections: Anglo American Corporation …

… later, he wrote and published the Fortnightly Spectator in Albany – the publication had a similar profile to the Buffalo …

… Ngonyama” was also featured in a solo show at the Albany Museum in Grahamstown during the National Arts …

… Debarkation of the first British Settlers starts at Algoa Bay (now Port Elizabeth) in the …

… who supervised the arrival and settling of the British Settlers and who fou …

… Settlers and Laborers: The Afterlife of Indenture in Early …

… Award (2003), the Kate Stoneman Democracy Award (Albany Law School, New York, U.S.A (2003), the Tshwane …

… Consequently, in 1657, the Dutch East India Company sent settlers that were contracted to the company, who would be … the land and sold their produce to the company. These settlers were referred to as free burghers . van Riebeeck …

… Meanwhile Mpande was faced with both British and Afrikaner settlers on his borders, and he tried not to alienate either party. In 1854 Mpande granted Boer settlers in Northern KwaZulu Natal a deed of cession for an …

… and Zululand against the threatening policies of both settlers and British administrators. Like her father, she …

… for the return of Kikuyu lands given over to white settlers when the country became the British Crown Colony of … and Tanganyika. Whilst this was fully supported by white settlers in the Central Highlands, it would be disastrous to Kikuyu interests ”” it was believed that the settlers would be given self-government, and that the rights …

… ride to Grahamstown for help. Cato was among ten English settlers who were taken to the camp at Congella, and then …

… hard labour. After his release, he was one of the pioneer settlers at Tolstoy Farm .   After the start of the third …

… directly to the subjugation of the Xhosa by the British settlers. Seen in this context the painting is an eloquent …

… 1850 in Alice. His grandparents were part of the 1820 settlers. His father, William Stanford was born in 1820 shortly after the arrival of the settlers; his mother was Mrs. William Wright a widow who had …

… as well as in politics. After the Colonial Born and Settlers Indian Association (CBSIA) was formed in 1932, it is …

… his parents' farmland was taken and given to Portuguese settlers. In order to avoid starvation, his relatives went to …

… Spirit , Noordelicht festival, Holland 2007 Then and Now , Albany Museum (curator and participant) 2008/9 Then and Now , …

… in cattle and horses for the losses of the colonial ‘settlers’ from the King. [11] On the 29th of April 1835, … and their goals of acquiring land for colonial ‘settlers’, the withering of a long period of Xhosa resistance …

… frontier, an Area of fierce conflict between White settlers moving Northwards and African pastoralists and … Initially intended to be the administrative capital of the Albany settler country ( now called the Albany district) but Sir Charles Somerset moved the …

… Here he set up a trading post. He later joined the settlers at Ohrigstad. It was here that he built a model …

… Christopher formed the more radical Colonial Born and Settlers Indian Association. Manilal's political position …

… about 8 000 warriors”. Rhodes was determined that white settlers would soon occupy Matabeleland and Mashonaland, and … a move which would either force Lobengula to attack the settlers and then be crushed, or force him to allow a vast … perceived ‘Second Rand’, Rhodes, instead of allowing the settlers mining rights, as had been agreed to by Lobengula, …

… writing of books and articles. She encouraged old Natal settlers to record their reminiscences. As early as 1912 she …

… era, it was a common myth that Black farmers met White settlers at the Fish River in the 17th century as one group … research. Cave sites not far from Port Elizabeth, such as Albany, Wilton and Howiesons Poort, have given their names to …

… Alfred, South Africa, on 16 February 1927 of British 1820 settlers. The family of her father Gerald Stocks hailed … way wonderfully treated by African communities and white settlers. Moving where Walter’s work took him, they lived …

… which were intended to form 'village centres' in the new Albany settlement.   The Chapman was the first of the settler … Low, one of Bailie's servants, did not land with the other settlers but remained on the ship as a sailor. Another … made his camp while supervising the placing of the 1820 Settlers on their locations. While camped here at the same …

… his reign Mpande was faced with both British and Afrikaner settlers on his borders, and he continuously tried not to …