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Jacobus Philippus Snyman

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37: 1645: 2175:. The assault was combined with cannon, Maxim, and musketry, and an armored train protecting the rear of the assailants. Losses were so severe on the British side that General Snyman gave orders for his men to assist in hoisting the dead and wounded into their vehicles, assistance which was most thankfully acknowledged by Colonel Baden-Powell himself. Total casualties on the British side included 108 dead and wounded whereas Snyman's force suffered only one dead and two seriously wounded. General Snyman reported that the cartridges taken from the enemy during the morning's battle were 2239:, which they occupied. They repaired the telegraph lines and began operating the communication lines on 7 March. The British forces made preparations to advance southwards. Lieutenant-Colonel William Bodle advanced to Pitsani Potlogo and the railway was repaired to that point. On 15 March, a large force under General Snyman advanced rapidly from Mafeking, attacking the advance of Lieutenant-Colonel William Bodle's party, and threatened an attack on Lobatse. General Snyman's force shelled the British position at Lobatse late that evening, killing Lieutenant Arthur John Tyler, 1704: 218: 121: 103: 2293:
another engagement. Mahon received a signal from Major Karri Davis that he had safely passed into Mafeking. At eleven o' clock on the Wednesday night orders were quietly passed for Mahon's men to rise and move forward silently. Every precaution was taken with the head of Mahon's column entering Mafeking at 3:30 am on the morning of the 17th.
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instead criticized the Boer command. An example of this was the case of Abraham Stafleu, a Dutch teacher whose wife died shortly after birthing their first child, leaving Stafleu to care for the baby by himself. At the outbreak of the war, Stafleu joined Snyman's regiment as a non-official member of the
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from the north with 900 British soldiers. General Snyman had to secure the border from native-led attacks and invasions. In addition, he had to ensure that livestock and crops were maintained and collected by giving his men leave to do so. Due to the fact that the majority of these commandos had been
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located north of Mafeking. General Snyman had taken up position 2 miles south of the spot where the dynamite blast had taken place a day earlier, on a ridge east of the railroad tracks. This ridge extends for an hour in the shape of a crescent from east to west, with the bend facing Mafeking. Between
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195, on which to settle. In 1888 Suping requested that this farm, together with an adjoining farm, Vinkrivier, owned by Snyman, be granted to him as a location. Snyman supported the request and the government gave Chief Suping the offer of purchasing the farm from Snyman. The final transfer occurred
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if necessary by force without respect of persons, and to order the field cornets to direct their burghers to keep themselves in readiness, and to continually patrol the borders, and to watch and take care that no armed persons pass backwards or forwards over the line, and to immediately disarm such
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for fear of hitting their own troops. So the cavalry master was ordered to retreat to Mafeking with his hard-pressed cavalry, but he needed reinforcements to take his wounded with him. Then Captain Bentinck and his squadron came to his aid; the train took the seriously wounded, and at a quarter to
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The train was in constant motion, steaming forwards and backwards with the intention of giving the Boers an uncertain target. The crew of the leading truck consisted of a detachment of the British South African Police and Railway Volunteers under Captain Ashley Williams. The truck was armed with a
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provided his personal assurance that in the event of minerals being discovered Ikalafeng would only lose access to the limited area of the actual find. Ikalafeng and his Council signed the agreement and in 1891 a new contract was signed increasing the annual payment to £500 a year and transferring
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has attracted opposing views with the siege of Mafeking taking center stage in the international and British media. The incorporation of foreign contingents into the Boer army was no easy task - especially since some of these soldiers were not content to do their duty and either fight or die, but
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on 16 May and the fighting continued until late that night. General Liebenberg joined from the west and together the Boers succeeded in driving Mahon's troops over the river. Colonel Mahon had lost approximately 60 troops at Saanie's Pool and was anxious, if possible, to get into Mafeking without
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was given permission to enter Mafeking in exchange for Petrus Viljoen on 7 December. Petrus Viljoen was very happy to see his wife and was welcomed with great cheer. Viljoen provided General Snyman with a detailed report of conditions in Mafeking and was also able to point out to the crews of the
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At this time fresh cavalry advanced with cannon from Mafeking and disappeared behind a camp of thorn trees to the south-west of the Boer position and aimed their cannon at General Snyman's position. The fight was now getting serious. The cannonballs smashed in front and behind the Boer positions,
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planned to detonate the dynamite when inquisitive burghers crowded around the abandoned trucks. General Snyman however suspected a trap and ordered his men to open fire at the carriages causing a massive explosion. The explosion damaged the northbound track much more effectively than the burghers
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in a planned charge on General Snyman's position at Mafeking. Snyman sent 100 horsemen and Commandant Pieter D. Swart departed from Lobatse to intercept the British advance. Snyman joined his men with reinforcements and engaged in a brief battle, driving Plumer back to Sefetili with the British
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that the command of the siege be handed over to General Snyman and that he collect all the burghers from the districts under his command, including as many of the men involved in the siege as could be spared without preventing the continuation of the siege, and stop the northwards march of
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forces numbering nine killed, 30 wounded (including Plumer) and 14 men reported missing. The Boer forces numbered one man killed and two lightly wounded. General Snyman sent a message to Colonel Baden-Powell to send an ambulance to evacuate Plumer's wounded. Baden-Powell's close friend,
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initially refused to the exchange as he knew Viljoen's extensive knowledge of the town and its fortifications would be invaluable to General Snyman, offering instead a certain Jeffrey Delport. General Snyman managed to persuade Colonel Baden-Powell to accept his terms and
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numbered 2 killed (Corporal J. Pharland and Trooper N.J. Walsh) and 16 wounded (including Captain Bentinck and Lieutenant Brady). The burghers numbered 1 killed and 6 wounded. Commandant Josephus Daniel Lourens Botha of the Marico commando fought under General Snyman.
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The settlement expropriated a sizeable portion of Montshiwa's land, compelling him to pay a war indemnity of £16,000. In addition, the land taken by conquest from Montshiwa, together with the land taken as a reward from Moswete, was formed into a Republic named the
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General Snyman, with a few hundred burghers from the Marico district, crossed the border at Crocodile Pools on 24 November 1899, blew up the bridge, and awaited the arrival of the trains, about whose movements he was accurately informed by Dutch missionaries in
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in the district, while the pandemic also decimated cattle stocks over the border. Patrols combed the surrounding farms for stock and in one such instance the Rustenburg patrol brought in 150 slaughtered sheep belonging to Thys Snyman, General Snyman's son.
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took the position that they had no control over, nor could they be expected to control, the mercenaries. Montshiwa fought as best he could, but his warriors were no match for the mercenaries and by October 1882, he had to make peace. He called in the local
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In 1901 Snyman owned well over eight hundred head of cattle and five thousand sheep. This did not include the holdings of his sons, who worked a large group of farms located near Snyman's stead. He died on 19 December 1925 at the age of 87 on his farm
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complimented General Snyman, who agreed to take Sunday as a day of rest from the siege of Mafeking, so that the besieged could visit their families, do some wash, keep the Sabbath, and ''make all-round preparations for another week's bombardment''.
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region. Moswete became impatient at what he considered to be procrastination on the part of the commission and he decided to make a pre-emptive strike to remove Montshiwa's people from territory he, Moswete, claimed for his people. Moswete enlisted
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Chiefs represented by Montshiwa of the Ratshidi Barolong, Moroka of the Seleka Barolong, Izaak Motlhabane, Makgobi of the Maebu Barolong, Phoi and Matlaba of the Rapulana Barolong, Moilwa of the Bahurutshe at Marico, Maiketso of the
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The Bahurutshe under Suping were impeded from successfully resettling by a prolonged negotiation over what land they should occupy and on what basis it should be settled. Initially they were given half of a government farm,
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force steamed back to the north. Linchwe, Chief of the baKgatla tribe, was astounded at the refusal of the British soldiers to fight Snyman, and at the retreat of the armored trains. The baKgatla had raided
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granted General Snyman the authority to ratify and mitigate the death penalty according to the nature and degree of the offence, and impose capital punishment for serious crimes. This right was afforded to
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departure, he was given instructions to collect as many of the men involved in the siege of Mafeking as could be spared without preventing the continuation of the siege, and move south to reinforce the
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persons and disperse them. Also to take possession of all booty cattle and property until receipt of further orders from the Government, and to make regular reports to the Government on all such matters
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Historians emphasize the fact that General Snyman had a greater task than is generally known, adding that critics who accuse him for not overwhelming the defenses of Mafeking fail to consider that
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official, General Snyman, for assistance. Snyman settled the terms of peace between Moswete and Montshiwa and both chiefs signed the document. Both had put their lands under the protection of the
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was determined to enter Mafeking and General Snyman offered to permit her to do so in exchange for Petrus Viljoen, the grandson of the pioneer hunter and ex-Commandant of the Marico district,
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On 26 November, General Snyman requisitioned 700 rifles and ammunition for Field Cornet J.H. Visser, who with a fighting force of 400 burghers, lay siege to the administrative settlement of
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each, without prejudice to Chief Moswete, and had to vacate the area. Independence was declared (followed by an official proclamation on 21 November 1882), naming the new nation after the
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mercenaries to spearhead the attack. The reward for the mercenaries was to be half the booty which was captured together with grants of land. Montshiwa appealed again for help from the
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On 15 November 1870, a conference aimed at an agreement on the issue of land boundaries was held on the border near Mafeking at a place called Buurmansdrift attended by General Snyman,
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kicking up long streaks of dust from the earth to the right and left, but the two Maxim guns of the Boers were brought to this point and did a good job. The fighting was fierce and
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congregation General Snyman was re-elected to the position for the Marico congregation where he provided the sum of £700 for the construction of the main church building located at
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In 1887 General Snyman was granted permission to enter into an agreement with Chief Ikalafeng of the Bahurutshe to obtain mineral rights in the chief's portion of the reserve.
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The Western Transvaal involved several strong and mobile Boer commandos with artillery pieces moved about, and an energetic warfare raged between Generals Snyman, Lemmer and
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in battles led against Montshiwa (1882-1884). He was responsible for resolving tribal conflicts that arose between the factions on the Western Transvaal frontier and the
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Snyman had already relocated his headquarters to the top of Abjaterskop, from where he could observe much of the territory under his command, an area stretching from
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The following day, on 25 November, 500 British-armed baKgatla warriors accompanied by British forces commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel G.L. Holdsworth, attacked a Boer
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Rebel force that would go into rebellion to recover their lost independence and also asked Snyman's son to brief those men on whom he could rely on in an emergency.
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was detained when entering the cordon of the Boer regiment surrounding Mafeking. Her captors politely suggested that she would find “pleasant ladies' society” in
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On the 18th General Snyman left Mafeking and traveled northwards destroying the railway line at several points, making contact with Commandant Pieter D. Swart at
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where the troops of Baden-Powell had nested, while the guns of the armoured train, at a distance of 300 yards, swarmed the Boers, firing shots into the flank.
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and many who were of the same opinion, could not reconcile and with a letter dated 11 January the aforementioned withdrew from the church community of the
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to Natal, eventually settling in the Marico district of the Western Transvaal. He was the son of Jacobus Philippus Snyman Sr. and Johanna Marthina Bekker.
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On 13 October a locomotive pushed two railway trucks loaded with 22 tons of dynamite approximately 14km north of Mafeking, uncoupled and steamed back.
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instructed Field Cornet Piet Kruger and his between 500 and 600 mounted burghers to travel south with him, leaving Derdepoort vulnerable to attack.
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had an estimated population of 17,000, of whom approximately 2,000 were of European origin, and covered an area of 10,400 km (4,015 sq mi). The
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visited the Marico district where he was hosted by General Snyman's father. It was during this visit that the Snyman family became members of the
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would have been able to do with hand-tools and small charges. Nobody was injured in the blast but the incident reinforced rumours that the
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to raise a commando. Within two weeks of the commencement of hostilities in November 1882, the KwaPondo bastion (called 'Vlugkraal' by the
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from retreating on account of the number of his wounded. The Boers had a splendid position, and the armoured train dared not shoot at the
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all the rights and privileges of the previous contract to the Transvalia Land Exploration and Mining Company, who then took over payment.
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maintained that a forceful attack on Mafeking would end in tragedy. Specifically, it was a well-known fact that the town was defended by
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to guard and work on the farms of burghers in arms. More men were called up over the following six months, mainly to safeguard farms.
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appointed Snyman to the position of Combat-General. Snyman disabled the telegraph and railway lines north of Mafeking. In Mafeking,
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in the years 1618 and 1619. It was then decided to hold a general meeting on 10 February 1859 where the new Church was established.
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at an initial cost of £26 000. Sections of the original border-fence continue to stand today as the territorial border between the
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where they arrived in 1838. General Snyman's father and father-in-law (Matthys Gerhardus Potgieter 1794–1868) participated in the
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Commando attacked the stronghold through the cave system of the KwaPondo bastion. After two and a half hours of fierce fighting
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flag was hoisted in the town and the proclamation declaring the restoration was read out. The same day, the first shots of the
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in the Albert district. The raids carried out by Snyman and Lategan and other commanders were of particular importance to the
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the construction of a border-fence to decrease the number of border guards and protect livestock from wildlife infected with
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numbered approximately 1,300 men, including 300 armed Africans. The civilian population totaled about 6,500 including 5,000
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were thus in the course of three weeks helplessly imprisoned with the Boer forces strongly entrenched on British territory.
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The following day, 14 October, General Snyman with 200 mounted burghers attacked Captain Lord Charles Cavendish-Bentinck's
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and his mountain fortress, KoNomtjarhelo (Mapochstad), was built by his father Mabhogo (Mapoch). For years, the renegade
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and would continue to serve as members and ordained officials of the community helping to establish new congregations in
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Towards the end of the war in May 1902, General P.J. Liebenberg continued to recruit burghers on his way south from the
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Assistant-General J.P. Snyman with General Piet Cronje and Captain of the Transvaal State-Artillery, P.J. van der Merwe
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to have the freedom proclamation printed. At the same time, the printing press had to be protected against a possible
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with 2000 men were checked by General Snyman. Two hundred and fifty miles to the south, on the western border of the
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forces numbered one killed and six wounded. Snyman was one of those wounded in the battle. Soon after this repulse,
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to help reduce the defenses. On 17 November 1882, a fort was erected no more than two thousand paces away from the
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and Chief Montshiwa of the Barolong Boo Ratshidi, on 14 October 1853. This is the Peace Treaty referred to by
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in Afrikaans) by doing his duty until the very end of the war (31 May 1902), this despite having received an
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in the South to Derdepoort in the North. His objective was to stop the British forces, then congregating in
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set out from Sefetili (Mathete) with approximately 270 mounted cavalrymen, 80 infantry and a machine-gun to
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on that famous Sunday evening did not cut the telegraph wires, saying, 'If those two men had cut the wires,
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General Snyman maintained that prisoners had to be treated according to the law, he introduced a truce for
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were pinned down there, columns that would otherwise have been free to reinforce other sectors against the
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On 19 January 1900, General Snyman sent a cavalry contingent of 250 burghers to reinforce the frontier at
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of Corporal Johannes van der Linde and Christiaan Woite who were found guilty and sentenced to death for
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A pressing problem for Snyman's men were their own supplies. Although these arrived spasmodically from
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with a cavalry contingent of a hundred men, joining forces with Commandant Hendrik Willem Lategan from
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achieved a measure of success confirmed by the fact that the war would continue for two more years.
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of August 1881 set up a Border Commission with power to fix boundaries, including boundaries in the
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had failed to do, Snyman could hardly be expected to accomplish with a considerably reduced force.
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and Derdepoort, General Snyman made a request to the State President for a burgher contingent from
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under Captain Hoel Llewellyn (Police Commandant of advance armored trains) and a contingent of the
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began. He began the war as Commandant of the Zeerust commando, and was promoted to General of the
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had attempted to arrest him for fomenting disorder, and this latest outrage was the last straw.
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were led by Tau's sons, two of whom were to become much involved in the race for paramountcy in
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with his maternal grandfather, Johannes Jurgen Bekker, a deeply religious man and leader of the
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had General Snyman under his command with a strong force drawn from the western Commandos. The
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to cover the train's retreat. General Snyman lured the squadron into an ambush that prohibited
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and Montshiwa of the Barolong Boo Ratshidi on 24 October 1882. This agreement was known as the
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General Snyman's father was a farmer in the Marico district, a pioneer hunter, a leader of the
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who moved into the area due to relative peace and fewer attacks from the native population.
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invade the Marico district and thereby draw the burgher forces there. On 29 December 1895
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expansionism ultimately led to its demise and, among other factors, set the stage for the
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complained about the occupation of Montshiwa's lands as a breach of the provisions of the
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A Handbook of the Boer War, with General Map of South Africa and 18 Sketch Maps and Plans
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South African Memories: Social, Warlike & Sporting, from Diaries Written at the Time
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Industrial prospects in the Union of South Africa: a country of growing possibilities
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On 26 April, the total force that besieged Mafeking numbered 700 burghers. On 14 May
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at the narrow pass south of the Crocodile Pools (on the border of Transvaal with the
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attempted to drive back the besieging force, but were themselves beaten off when the
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highlighted Derdepoort as one of the atrocities that should be prosecuted under the
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were jointly plotting to coordinate a general uprising of native communities in the
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on 15 December 1880, General Snyman served as Acting-Commandant at a sitting of the
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deal as an opportunity to kill two birds with one stone and awarded the contentious
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As Commandant of the Marico district and Native Commissioner, Snyman commanded the
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permitting him to consolidate and reorganize his force after his failed invasion.
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garrison had buried hundreds of remote-controlled dynamite mines around the town.
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on the Klein Marico, on the farm Doornhoek that belonged to General Snyman. These
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and C.M. Douthwaite received letters of appreciation for their services and were
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railway line. As a result, the arrival of General Snyman on the scene halted the
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in the region. Chief Montshiwa, a British ally, was allotted ten farms of 30,000
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movement in the Marico and one of three leaders of the 'hunter's faction' of the
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Derdepoort was an important defensive/offensive point on the border between the
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in November 1852 and was a signatory to the Peace Treaty at Mathebe between the
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located in the town of Mafeking that would prohibit any large-scale offensive.
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was the Hamerkop mine in the Marico, which was worked as early as 1866 for the
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Die Runderpes in die Transvaal en die onmiddellike gevolge daarvan 1896 - 1899
3285:(in Dutch). South Africa: Raad vir Geesteswetenskaplike Navorsing. p. 50. 2559: 2431: 2033: 1957: 1852: 1630: 1616: 1567: 1545: 1410: 1402: 1398: 1351: 1347: 1343: 1339: 1331: 1327: 1323: 1315: 1303: 1287: 1061: 775: 756: 728: 716: 680: 626: 564: 457: 409:. He tanned the hides and traded them for sheep which he had purchased in the 384: 285: 266: 242: 65: 3780:
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arrived at Snyman's Mafeking laager where the combined force set out to meet
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in the far north there were 400 burghers, and at Derdepoort, the entrance to
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would have won his case'. On 5 January 1896 Snyman sent a telegram informing
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be appointed Commandant and Native Commissioner of the Lichtenburg district.
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planned and attempted a real attack on the Game Tree Fort (Platboomfort in
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and other armored trains' ability to attack the northwestern border of the
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government for help and protection. None was forthcoming, but in 1877 when
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Snyman was 61 years of age and an experienced military commander when the
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in the black township. At the same time, General Snyman had to hold off
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from invasion, wildlife carrying disease and cross-border stock theft.
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invested General Snyman with the authority and resources to enforce the
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Mampoer in die Stryd om die Bapedi-troon (Die Mapoch Oorlog, 1882-1883)
2765:(in Afrikaans). Reëlingskomiteë Groot Trek-Herdenkingsfees. p. 96. 2297: 2236: 2057: 2029: 1972: 1832: 1817: 1812:
Destroying the railway line, occupying Lobatse and fighting at Gaborone
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on 2 July 1900, attended by 42 military officers and presided over by
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and Marico who had remained were insufficient to continue the siege.
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voted for the construction of the border-fence and it became known as
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arrived with three cannon and a considerable amount of dynamite from
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from the Marico district returned more than 500 grams (18 ounces) of
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Transvaal Law Reports: Reports of Cases Decided in the Supreme Court
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and Douthwaite were read to the Council followed by a proposal from
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stronghold. While a second fort was being built near the first, the
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was secured and proclaimed as the temporary capital of the restored
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General J.P. Snyman with the Transvaal State-Artillery and Lt-Col.
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with the Boer forces, confirmed that Snyman began the war with 984
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On 24 October as General Snyman blew up the railway bridge of the
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at the opening of the new church building. As church elder of the
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Military Information Division, Adjutant-General's Office (1901).
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The Hurutshe in the Marico District of the Transvaal, 1848 - 1914
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twelve the retreat had commenced. Lord Bentinck managed to cover
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3317:(in Dutch). H.A.U.M. v/h. J. Dusseau & Company. p. 113. 2060:. The siege ended with the surrender of the British garrison on 1746:
the west side of the Boer position and the town were two native
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The war ended and peace was established with the signing of the
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AmaNdebele: People of Beauty from South Africa-A short history
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to be allocated to the siege at Mafeking as the burghers from
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to get the mercenaries out of Montshiwa's territory, when the
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government, but apart from totally ineffective appeals to the
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and his 'State Army' in January 1864, but was defeated at the
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decided not to do so, giving credence to rumours that he and
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was appointed Vice-Commissioner of the Lichtenburg district.
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Native Commissioner & District Commissioner of the Marico
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and traps. In addition, there was a stockpile of 22 tons of
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under his command in the Marico commando (also known as the
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had been engaged in a power struggle with his half-brother,
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Zeitschrift für Krystallographie und Mineralogie, Volume 22
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were commonly called 'Lead mines' due to the fact that the
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3586:(in Dutch). W.P. van Stockum & zoon. pp. 138–139. 3177:. G.E.B. Eyre & W. Spottiswoode. 1882. pp. 77–78. 2476:
appointed General Snyman's son Evert as an officer of the
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that remained true to the teachings as established at the
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committee, his role was to secure the border between the
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2952:. South Africa: Railways and Harbours Board. p. 75. 2607:
General Snyman represented the characteristic spirit or
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and an official letter of appreciation on 2 July 1900.
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17 women and children. The attack became known as the
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and his supporters sought refuge with Makwani, one of
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in 1848 where they tried, unsuccessfully to drive the
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often interfered, ordering movements and assaults on
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Vir vryheid en vir reg. Anglo-Boereoorlog gedenkboek
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Great Britain, Parliament. House of Commons (1900).
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South Africa. Dept. of Mines and Industries (1923).
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Aftermath of the Relief of Mafeking and Diamond Hill
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sent out his emissaries to discuss peace terms with
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would recognize and allow the singing of additional
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Die beleg van Mafeking: dagboek van Abraham Stafleu
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Voortrekkerlewe: agter die skerms op die Groot Trek
567:at the time, founded in 1850 by the Dutch-speaking 207: 164: 156: 148: 140: 132: 114: 96: 71: 51: 43: 23: 4289:The Cape Rebel of the South African War, 1899-1902 3679:The Hall Handbook of the Anglo-Boer War, 1899-1902 2430:who was stationed with his commando south-west of 1975:, the capital of the baKgatla tribe and 37km from 3042:(in French). Paris: Typographie Georges Chamerot. 2887:Transvaal Agricultural Journal, Volume 1, Issue 4 2795:(in Dutch). G. W. Tielkemeijer. pp. 402–405. 2288:. The clash took place at Saanie's Pool near the 2024:at Derdepoort where they killed approximately 20 711:for more than 32 years. The western wards of the 664:in accordance with the teachings revealed at the 579:. The disaffected then made efforts to receive a 3699:Die ontplooiing van die Engelse Oorlog 1899-1900 3013:. London: Praagh & Lloyd. 1906. p. 630. 2858:Montshiwa, 1815-1896: Barolong Chief and Patriot 1979:, which was on the main railway line connecting 1258:On 25 July 1885, General Snyman proposed to the 928:, for which he was to be taught a lesson by the 402:in his History of South Africa 1834-1854, p525. 4418:South African Jewish Board of Deputies (1965). 4212:The Boy: Baden-Powell and the Siege of Mafeking 3941:(in Afrikaans). Suid-Afrika: Die Staatsdrukker. 3633:(in Afrikaans). Die Staatsdrukker. p. 411. 2967:. Transvaal Colony: Supreme Court. p. 927. 2671:. South Africa: William Heinemann. p. 311. 1762:rifles. The second truck was also armed with a 1286:General Snyman participated in the war between 2873:History of South Africa: 1834 - 1854, Volume 4 2645:. Geni. A MyHeritage Company. 21 December 2022 2195:On 28 December, the Executive Council of the 1875:), his advanced patrols made contact with the 1831:explaining that the Marico burghers had taken 1425:In December 1895, General Snyman informed the 4484:"General Snyman, Boer Commandant at Mafeking" 4352:. Fairleigh Dickinson Univ Press. p. 24. 4137:Five Hundred Years: A History of South Africa 4124:. S. Low, Marston, Limited. pp. 348–349. 4029:. Cassell & Company Limited. p. 334. 3767:. Rustenburg: L.M. Wulfsohn. pp. 54–260. 3391:The Kruger National Park: A History, Volume 2 2371:, in which it was requested that - since the 2151:guns where and when to shoot to best effect. 8: 4433:Wilson, Lady Sarah Isabella Augusta (1909). 4382:. University of Chicago Press. p. 263. 4367:(in Afrikaans). Protea Boekhuis. p. 15. 4321:. S.W. Partridge & Company. p. 175. 3820:South Africa and the Transvaal War. Volume 3 3533:South Africa and the Transvaal War, Volume 2 3160:. H.M. Stationery Office. 1882. p. 115. 2578:, to the disgust of both General Snyman and 2008:cattle under the instigation of the British 4337:. A. C. McClurg & Company. p. 366. 4027:Battles of the Nineteenth Century. Volume 6 3782:. Amsterdam University Press. p. 211. 2719:Encyclopedia of African Colonial Conflicts 2418:On 5 June 1901, General Snyman crossed the 221:Kootjie "Hamerkop" Snyman at a younger age. 3112:: CS1 maint: location missing publisher ( 2995:: CS1 maint: location missing publisher ( 2582:. A notable example was the insistence by 2121:Exchanging Sarah Wilson for Petrus Viljoen 1528:. He was instructed to secure the borders 893:in the Keate Award of 1871. Moswete saw a 877:. Moswete had been driven off land in the 798:attracted the most attention. Aubert, the 35: 20: 4547:) CS1 maint: location missing publisher ( 4199:. University of Natal Press. p. 104. 3984:. Funk & Wagnalls. 1900. p. 446. 3681:. University of Natal Press. p. 130. 3428:. University of Natal Press. p. 124. 2806:Agar-Hamilton, John Augustus Ion (1928). 4012:De La Rey--Lion of the West: A Biography 3443:. S. Low, Marston, Limited. p. 513. 2586:, the twenty-eight-year-old grandson of 1559:On 23 July 1896, Snyman proposed to the 1278:was appointed to the position in 1885. 472:led a so-called 'People's Army' against 448:to summon his burghers to the conflict. 444:following a rebel faction. This allowed 4422:. Jewish Board of Deputies. p. 17. 3426:The Hall Handbook of the Anglo Boer War 2860:. Bechuanaland Protectorate: C. Struik. 2630: 2409:Lieutenant-General Frederick Carrington 2235:On 6 March, British forces advanced to 1971:, important for its close proximity to 778:. It was situated near the head of the 735:. The building was expropriated by the 424:General Snyman's father, together with 16:Boer general during the Second Boer War 4564:The rooinek and other Boer War stories 4536: 4403:De Souza, Cyril Webley Lovell (1969). 3903: 3901: 3899: 3892:. Westby-Nunn Publishers. p. 152. 3728: 3726: 3724: 3722: 3657: 3655: 3562: 3560: 3558: 3556: 3511: 3509: 3477:. African Sun Media. pp. 33–170. 3475:The Anglo-Boer War 1899-1902: 963 Days 3294: 3292: 3267:(in Afrikaans). in Historiese Studies. 3204: 3202: 3169: 3167: 3105: 2988: 2913: 2911: 2825: 2823: 2821: 2819: 2817: 2721:. South Africa: ABC-CLIO. p. 438. 2454:. These raids diverted attention from 1155:in the commando of 400 horsemen under 4276:. Gale and Polden. 1910. p. 219. 4238: 4236: 3926:. Ingram brothers. 1899. p. 492. 3807:. H.M. Stationery Office. p. 92. 3758: 3756: 3754: 3692: 3690: 3688: 3535:. T. C. & E. C. Jack. p. 59. 3468: 3466: 3464: 3462: 3460: 3458: 3456: 3454: 3452: 3450: 3404: 3402: 3400: 3326: 3324: 3258: 3256: 3254: 3196:Transvaal Archives TAB SSO R3870/85 2976: 2974: 2851: 2849: 2847: 2845: 2843: 2841: 2730: 2728: 2698: 2696: 2680: 2678: 1859:Destroying the Crocodile Pools bridge 1799:'s escape with the assistance of the 232: 7: 4566:. Human & Rousseau. p. 20. 4332:Latimer, Elizabeth Wormeley (1901). 4109:. Ohio University Press. p. 78. 3997:The War in South Africa, 1899 - 1900 2933:Oosthuizen, Petrus Johannes (1971). 2662: 2660: 2438:. By keeping up the pressure on the 2347:War council at Balmoral, 2 July 1900 2155:Baden Powells attack at Platboomfort 1660:, and immediately the troops of the 908:Montshiwa thereupon appealed to the 889:designated some of it to be part of 699:in 1893, serving as a church elder ( 405:As a young man General Snyman was a 4084:(in Afrikaans). Staatsargiefdiens. 3937:Breytenbach, Johan Hendrik (1983). 3646:Generaal P.A. Cronjé. ʼn Lewenskets 3233:Transvaal Archives TAB SSO R4409/85 3142:Transvaal Royal Commission (1882). 2935:Die Geskiedenis van Marico tot 1900 2361:Vice-President Schalk Willem Burger 2111:Brigadier General Hay (Lord Erroll) 1696:. Almost all the British forces in 1692:was besieged by a large army under 1476:failed because the two men sent to 1457:, the Administrator General of the 4319:Baden-Powell, the Hero of Mafeking 3378:. Trafford Publishing. p. 84. 3279:Trichard, Stephanus Petrus Erasmus 3131:. McFarland & Co. p. 114. 2810:. M. Miller, limited. p. 208. 2667:Iwan-Müller, Ernest Bruce (1902). 2405:Major General Horace Smith-Dorrien 932:in 1881. Following the end of the 276:General Snyman's parents lived in 14: 4262:(in Dutch). Lulu.com. p. 87. 3970:. Bancroft Society. p. 4523. 3313:Smith, Johannes Anthonie (1917). 3187:Transvaal Archives TAB SSO R12/85 2981:Knight, Edward Frederick (1903). 2776:Preller, Gustav Schoeman (1938). 2492:General Snyman's role during the 2391:Continued fight in West Transvaal 1236:Governments in October 1881. The 743:. After the war £500 was paid in 417:that won 1st prize at the annual 4363:Pretorius, J. Celestine (2000). 4151:"General Snyman. LONDON, June 5" 4120:Amery, Leopold Stennett (1906). 3858:Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan (2021). 3739: 3701:(in Afrikaans). pp. 32–152. 3597:Pelteret, R. M. (10 June 2006). 2685:Gronum, Carel Frederick (1986). 2639:"Genl. Jacobus Philippus Snyman" 2220:and Frederik Albertus Grobler. 2075:General Sir Frederick Carrington 1902:Commanding the Siege of Mafeking 1843:and elsewhere before succeeding 924:, Montshiwa took sides with the 885:about the land he had lost when 257:from November 1899 to May 1900. 245:and Marico commandos during the 226:General Jacobus Philippus Snyman 119: 101: 4609:South African Republic generals 4562:Bosman, Herman Charles (2000). 4521:White Stones and Little Crosses 4407:. Books of Africa. p. 121. 4380:Varieties of Social Imagination 4243:Botha, Johannes Petrus (1999). 3778:Kuitenbrouwer, Vincent (2012). 3158:Parliamentary Papers, Volume 28 2202:Commandant-General P.J. Joubert 2052:Overseeing the Siege of Kuruman 1825:Commandant-General Piet Joubert 1716:Trap at the Mafeking rail track 1514:Commandant-General Piet Joubert 1070:Verenigde Staten van Stellaland 881:region and was bitter with the 4506:The Warwick Examiner and Times 4287:Shearing, Hilary Anne (2004). 4195:Pretorius, Fransjohan (2001). 3982:The Literary Digest, Volume 20 3409:Smuts, Jan Christiaan (1994). 3345:Kotze, Joachim Paulus (1974). 3040:La République Sud - Africaines 2902:South Africa: A Modern History 2830:Manson, Andrew Hayden (1990). 2717:Stapleton, Timothy J. (2016). 2214:Johannes Hermanus Michiel Kock 1931:garrison under the command of 1855:, there were another 300 men. 1766:and the third truck carried a 1381:became the center of the war. 1217:to Commandant P. Raaff of the 1120:Several Hurutshe assisted the 1060:unified with the neighbouring 695:. General Snyman was ordained 284:. The two families joined the 1: 3584:Zes maanden bij de commando's 3393:. High Branching. p. 33. 3083:Theal, George McCall (1919). 2871:Theal, George McCall (1893). 2468:Following the signing of the 1923:. Command was handed over on 1778:dispatched a squadron of the 1758:and the crew were armed with 887:Governor Robert William Keate 719:, the oldest congregation in 4348:Saunders, Frederick (1996). 4105:Cuthbertson, Gregor (2002). 4014:. H. Keartland. p. 165. 3966:Clare, Israel Smith (1910). 2985:. South Africa. p. 294. 2875:. Sonnenschein. p. 525. 2687:Swart en wit op die wesgrens 2669:Lord Milner and South Africa 1884:British South African Police 1835:, and General Snyman fights 1784:Captain Charles FitzClarence 1733:Capture of an armoured train 1405:lost some forty men and the 658:Nederduitsche Hervormde Kerk 605:. In answer to the request, 464:took over the leadership of 4317:Aitken, W. Francis (1900). 4044:(in Afrikaans). Tafelberg. 4010:Meintjes, Johannes (1966). 3805:Sessional Papers. Volume 56 3500:The International Year Book 3498:Colby, Frank Moore (1901). 2739:. South Africa. p. 83. 2401:Colonel Robert Baden-Powell 2107:Brigadier General Broadwood 1124:in the early stages of the 1066:United States of Stellaland 774:used in the manufacture of 642:Nederduitsch Hervormde Kerk 619:Nederduitsch Hervormde Kerk 557:Nederduitsch Hervormde Kerk 545:Nederduitsch Hervormde Kerk 510:Nederduitsch Hervormde Kerk 480:. Negotiations held at the 4635: 4508:. 23 June 1900. p. 6. 4490:. 6 April 1900. p. 2. 4437:. E. Arnold. p. 134. 4378:Celarent, Barbara (2017). 4214:. Zebra Press. p. 82. 4025:Forbes, Archibald (1900). 3888:Westby-Nunn, Tony (2000). 3735:The Boer Fight for Freedom 3662:Breytenbach, J.H. (1971). 3516:Penning, Louwrens (1899). 3502:. Dodd, Mead. p. 869. 3473:Cloete, Pieter G. (2021). 3439:Childers, Erskine (1900). 2900:Davenport, T.R.H. (1977). 2704:New Contree, Volumes 41-42 2580:Commandant-General Joubert 2413:Field Marshal Lord Methuen 2231:British retreat at Lobatse 2183:), Captain H.C. Sandford ( 2042:J.C.C. den Beer Poortugael 1912:State Secretary W.J. Leyds 1910:received instruction from 1486:Commandant-General Joubert 827:Marthinus Wessel Pretorius 563:church in the vicinity of 484:in January 1864 ended the 4462:. Atheneum. p. 129. 4458:Tessendorf, K.C. (1989). 4420:Jewish Affairs, Volume 20 4139:. Academica. p. 344. 4040:Scholtz, Leopold (2003). 3908:Stafleu, Abraham (1985). 3837:. Library of Alexandria. 3833:Creswicke, Louis (2012). 3818:Creswicke, Louis (1900). 3763:Wulfsohn, Lionel (1992). 3644:van Coller, H.P. (1945). 3531:Creswicke, Louis (1900). 3389:Joubert, Salomon (2007). 3374:van Rooyen, Lynn (2014). 3332:African Review, Volume 12 3263:Van Coller, H.P. (1942). 3209:Raugh, Harold E. 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Theron 2241:1st West Riding Regiment 2181:King's Royal Rifle Corps 2077:) and Captain Dennison ( 1711:at the Siege of Mafeking 1592:Republic of South Africa 1449:, Keuning, Gaborone and 1365:On 12 October 1882, the 1064:and became known as the 636:that in addition to the 508:On 6 August 1858 at the 500:in the Marico district. 338:Orange River Sovereignty 312:'s pocket following the 288:under the leadership of 230:Afrikaans pronunciation: 25:Jacobus Philippus Snyman 4135:Muller, C.F.J. (1986). 3873:Farwell, Byron (2009). 3822:. T.C. & E.C. Jack. 3411:Memoirs of the Boer War 3213:. Bloomsbury Academic. 3053:Hone, Basil T. (1993). 2566:To make matters worse, 2363:, and Generals Snyman, 2266:Captain Kenneth McLaren 2079:Intelligence Department 1652:On 11 October 1899 the 1326:. In mid-1882, some of 1219:British Volunteer Force 1159:. The commando went to 428:, had shown support to 4488:The San Francisco Call 4405:No Charge for Delivery 3877:. Casemate Publishers. 3737:. 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Dirk Van der Hoff 470:Commandant Jan Viljoen 462:Commandant Jan Viljoen 426:Commandant Jan Viljoen 396:South African Republic 365:Commandant Jan Viljoen 292:and made their way to 239:South African Republic 222: 200:Battle of Diamond Hill 109:South African Republic 4210:Hopkins, Pat (1999). 4080:Ploeger, Jan (1990). 3697:Gronum, M.A. (1977). 3571:. Government Printer. 3243:Mchunu, V.D. (1991). 3038:Aubert, V.S. (1889). 2918:Stuart, John (1901). 2856:Molema, S.M. 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Index


Great Trek
Groot Marico
Transvaal
Union of South Africa
South African Republic
Transvaal Army
First Anglo-Boer War
Second Mapoch War
Jameson Raid
Second Anglo-Boer War
Siege of Mafeking
Battle of Diamond Hill

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South African Republic
Rustenburg
Second Boer War
Siege of Mafeking
Great Trek
Cape Colony
Uitenhage
Jerusalemgangers movement
Great Trek
J.A. Enslin
Natal
Battle of Bloodriver
Tugela
Umzimvubu
Piet Retief

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