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CHANDLER, J.H. 5 years 1 month ago #68237

capepolice Offline Senior Member Posts: 1100 Thank you received: 437	Hi Barbara, Here are a couple of photos of the Boer memorial in the Seaforth Cemetery in Simon's Town. Regards Adrian Part time researcher of the Cape Police and C.P.G Regiment. Attachments:
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CHANDLER, J.H. 5 years 1 month ago #68238

Barbarann Offline Fresh recruit Posts: 4 Thank you received: 0	Hi Adrian Thank you so much for the photos. Someday I would love to visit there. Kind regards Barbara
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CHANDLER, J.H. 5 years 1 month ago #68239

QSAMIKE Offline Senior Member Posts: 5882 Thank you received: 1982	Good Morning Adrian...… In answering the question from Barbara you were able to answer one of mine...… I was wondering how common the name COETZEE is in South Africa..... Looking here it is common..... Mike Life Member Past-President Calgary Military Historical Society O.M.R.S. 1591
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CHANDLER, J.H. 5 years 1 month ago #68240

capepolice Offline Senior Member Posts: 1100 Thank you received: 437	Hello Mike, The surname Coetzee and variants of the surname are very common here. Regards Adrian Part time researcher of the Cape Police and C.P.G Regiment.
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