Edward Minnaar Warden

Mentioned in a MA History thesis, "The Cape Rebel of the South African War 1899-1902" written by Hillary Anne Shearing in 2005. See Pg 46.

"Among the 2,000 rebels raised in Griqualand West, Petrus Jacobus de Villiers (Ou Hartjie) of Egmont, Herbert later promoted to General, became the foremost fighter?08 He was leader from a young age - at seventeen he was elected Field-Cornet of Kalkfontein Ward in Hope Town?09 Of the sixteen leading Herbert rebels the most important were Jacobus Johannes Ludiwicus Scholtz of Sunnyside, commandant of the Douglas rebels, Edward Minnaar Warden ofPlooysberg and Christian Jacobus Nel of Douglas.210".

Apparently jailed at Tokai, in the city of Cape Town for treason, following the defeat of the Boer forces.