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From: "Lynn MacLeod" <>
Subject: Re: [ZA] John Hayter query
Date: Sat, 3 May 2003 07:19:14 +1200
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Hi Christo
According to "Story of the 1820 Settlers" H E Hockly
it was 1820 John Hayter's son, john Samuel who
rendered distinguished services in the 7th,8th,& 9th Kaffir
Wars.
Dont know how accurate it all is though...
Kind regards
Lynn MacLeod
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From: Christo Welgemoed <>
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Sent: Saturday, May 03, 2003 6:41 AM
Subject: [ZA] John Hayter query


> Good evening,
> trying to find more information on the following person:
> John Hayter, * 1799 , 1820 British Settler , Wagoner, arrived with
> Bowkers party on the Weymouth.
> First wife: Mary Ann Trollip. Second wife : Aletta Johanna Welgemoed. I
> have the names of the children.
> My questions are:
> 1. when and where did he die? I can't find a death notice for him.
> 2. It seems he distinguished himself during service fighting in the 7th,
> 8th and 9th Frontier Wars. There is a short mention of this in the source
> , "Family Register of the S.A. Nation" - D.F.duT. Malherbe. Can someone
> help with this or suggest a source where I could possibly find this
> information. I have looked at all the books in our Walmer Library re 1820
> Settlers and frontier wars etc. but could find nothing.
> Any help would be highly appreciated.
> Christo.
>
>
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