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About Robert Hart, III
Robert HART III was born on 11 Jul 1810 Wynberg, Cape Town, Cape of Good Hope. He died on 2 Jul 1867 Somerset East, Eastern Cape of Good Hope. He was a Farmer.
The British arrived in False Bay in July 1795 under the Command of Robert's father who took control of the Cape settlement on 16 Sept 1795 after the British troops, supported by gunfire from their ships, swept up the coast towards Muizenberg.
The small farming area of Wynberg developed rapidly into a garrison town, as the British settled a large amount of troops in the area.
The green and black-striped kilts of the newly founded Argyllshire Highlanders, must have been a common sight for young Robert.
Notes from Sue Mackay 27 November 2005:
Extracted from the Eastern Province Herald:
Saturday 17 February 1847
"500 Ewes for Sale or Exchange.
Mr. R. Hart Junior, Glen Avon, being desirous to reduce his ewe flock, will received offers for the above number of ewes of his well-known flocks, all in good condition, which he will dispose of at six months credit on approved bills, or take in exchange for each ewe 2 young wethers,
two-teethed."
Information from a photograph by Sue Mackay:
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
for Horse Breeders, Graziers & Agriculturists
FARMS TO LET
In the Somerset District.
To let, for a term of years, the well-known farms
'Hart Fell' and 'Kareeka'. Possessing never failing streams of water Capable of irrigating 300 Acres of Land.
This property also claims pre-eminence to any within the neighbourhood for grazing, as the flocks of sheep and well-known breed of Vaderland Cattle so frequently exhibited by Robert Hart, Esq., has proved but as a horse farm it is not surpassed in the Colony and presents to Breeders all that is desirable for supplying the
INDIAN CAVALRY.
The farm is extensive, and is bounded by the lands of the Somerset Municipality and Glen Avon, and lately cleared of the extensive flocks of the Messrs. Wainwright. For Further particulars as to Terms and Extent apply to Robert Hart, Esq. Senior at Glen Avon.
Information from Sue Mackay:
"The Undersigned wishing to reduce his FLOCK has for Sale 1000 FAT MERINO WHETHERS to be selected from 3000. Price, Nine Shillings each. Also, 500 GOOD WOOLED EWES. Price, from Elevn to Twelve Shillings each.
Robert Hart, Jnr.
Glen Avon
21st July 1848
P.S. None need apply for the whole of either lot without CASH or a GOOD ENDORSER for Six Months or a Year at Six per cent. per Annum.
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.
The Undersigned is desirous of engaging the services of a Gentleman and his Wife, competent to undertake the education of Children of both sexes, of from five to fifteen years of age, on his Residence, Glen Avon, Somerset (East). The number of children to be placed under their charge, by the Advertiser, not to exceed 10. Salary, £100 per annum. A small cottate of three rooms will be
provided for them, to which a piece of good Garden ground is attached, which can be irrigated. They can also have the use of two Milch Cows during the Summer. Meat, Meal, and Butter, at the lowest market prices. In addition to the above, they are permitted to take five more children as boarders on their own account; in which case an additional room will be provided. Testimonials of
character and qualifications for teaching will be expected.
Robert Hart, Jnr.
Information from Happy Engela:
Robert married Harriet Elizabeth Mariller, daughter of Philip Richard Marillier and Frances Jane Clarissa Ford on the 11th February 1842 in Somerset East. Harriet was born in 1822 in Somerset East. She died on the 19th August 1898 in Somerset East.
DEATH NOTICE:
6/9/120 R3669
Name of Deceased: Robert HART
Place of Birth: Wynberg, Cape
Names of Parents of the Deceased: Father: Robert HART
Mother: Hannah (HART)
Age of Deceased: 57 years
Condition in Life: Farmer
Married
Name of Surviving Spouse: Harriet Elizabeth MARILLIER
Name or Names of Previous Spouse: Johanna Christina MEINTJIES
Place of Last Marriage:
Date of Death: 2 July 1867
Place of Death: Somerset East
Photograph 4.12 (471)
Names of Children and whether Major or Minor:
Children from First Marriage:
Cecilia Magda Eva HART
Johanna Christina HART
Robert HART
Margaret Ann HART
Stephanus Jacobus HART
Ellen HART
Children from Second Marriage:
Elizabeth Marillier HART
Harriet Elizabeth HART
Richard HART
Sarah Jane HART All the above Majors
Francis Clarissa HART All below Minors
Hannah Louisa HART
Elizabeth Augusta HART
Emily Jeanetta HART
Caroline Marillier HART
James Ford HART (Deceased)
Charles Lennox HART
Descendants of Robert HART l 9 Oct 2008
18
Whether deceased has left any property and of what kind: Movable & Immovable
Signed H.E. HART surviving spouse
Robert Hart, III's Timeline
1810 |
July 11, 1810
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Wynberg, Cape Town, Cape of Good Hope, South Africa
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1833 |
February 13, 1833
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'Grootehoek' farm, Graaf-Reinet, Cape of Good Hope, South Africa
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1834 |
July 4, 1834
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'Groothoek' farm, Graaf-Reinet, Cape of Good Hope, South Africa
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1836 |
June 12, 1836
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'Glen Avon', Somerset East, South Africa
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1837 |
December 6, 1837
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'Glen Avon', Somerset East, Cape of Good Hope, South Africa
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1839 |
May 31, 1839
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'Glen Avon', Somerset East, Cape of Good Hope, South Africa
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1840 |
1840
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'Glen Avon', Somerset East, Cape of Good Hope, South Africa
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1843 |
1843
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'Glen Avon' Somerset East, Cape of Good Hope, South Africa
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