Gauteng, Pretoria, PRETORIA-WEST, Church street / Kerkstraat, cemetery

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Cemetery information:- After the town was laid out, the first cemetery was planned at the (then) main western entrance into the town on Church Street, just outside the borders of the town. Church Street cemetery is as Heroes’ Acre, with several former presidents and influential people like artists and writers buried among British soldiers who died in the Pretoria region during the Anglo-Boer War (1899-1901). (source: JP Erasmus) Album incomplete, we do not have photographs of all the headstones. Photographs by Chantel van Rooyen, Frik Venter, Elmarie Kemp, Rina Venter, Lorraine Beechey, Tian Schutte, Annelie Els, Brain Kaighan, Shirley de Jager, Derek Walker, Petro Naude, GGSA Noord-Transvaal tak, Annette Meyer, Jeanette Clements, Annette van Rensburg, Dirk van Heerden, Andre Smith, Lee McGovern & Flip de Witt. The album also includes a contribution from Heather McAlister. eGGSA captions done by: Alex van Niekerk, Eleanor Garvie, Annatjie Erasmus, Gail Röthlin, Lorraine Beechey, Heleen Nel, Dal Good, Wilna Eygelaar, Risanti Saris, Riana le Roux, Barend Kruger, James Anderson, Andries Holtzhausen, Magda Alberts, Brenda Gassner, Annel Meyer, George Crewe, Neels Niesing & Eileen de Jager Information also available on the GGSA Cemetery DVD:- Cemetery ID: 717 Names in cemetery: 3705 Google Earth Project Information:- GPSID: 717 GPS: -25 44.765, 28 10.385
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02. Overview of sections in the Church Street cemetery

02. Overview of sections in the Church Street cemetery

03. Monument to commemorate those whose gravestones were vandalised and buried in the sand

03. Monument to commemorate those whose gravestones were vandalised and buried in the sand

04. Anglo Boer War Graves and Memorials - British and South African

04. Anglo Boer War Graves and Memorials - British and South African

05. Monument for the 1st Royal Scots Fusiliers 1880-1881

05. Monument for the 1st Royal Scots Fusiliers 1880-1881

06. Loreto Sisters' Graves

06. Loreto Sisters' Graves

In 1878, a company of sisters of the Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary opened a Loreto Convent School in Skinner...

07. Cemetery maps and information

07. Cemetery maps and information

A - Surnames :: Vanne - A

A - Surnames :: Vanne - A

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B - Vanne :: Surnames - B

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C - Surnames :: Vanne - C

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D - Vanne :: Surnames - D

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E - Surnames :: Vanne - E

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G - Surnames :: Vanne - G

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H - Vanne :: Surnames - H

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I - Vanne :: Surnames - I

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J - Vanne :: Surnames - J

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K - Surnames :: Vanne - K

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L - Vanne :: Surnames - L

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M - Surnames :: Vanne - M

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N - Vanne :: Surnames - N

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O - Surnames :: Vanne - O

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P - Vanne :: Surnames - P

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R - Vanne :: Surnames - R

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S - Surnames :: Vanne - S

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T - Vanne :: Surnames - T

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U - Surnames :: Vanne - U

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V - Vanne :: Surnames - V

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W - Surnames :: Vanne - W

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Z - Vanne :: Surnames - Z

01. Entrance / Ingang
01. Entrance / Ingang