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About Willem Petrus ''Lang Willem'' Prinsloo, b3c3d6e7f1g3
Willem Wragtig also bought the farm Kaalfontein in 1889 but never lived here. His son Lang Willem and his family lived on Kaalfontein.Lang Willem, his wife Cornelia, their daughter and two sons, Klein Lang Willem and Lang Hans, farmed on Kaalfontein.
Lang Willem, his wife Cornelia, their daughter and two sons, Klein Lang Willem and Lang Hans, farmed on Kaalfontein. The daughter died young, and in 1898 Willem Wragtig also died. Lang Willem and Willem Wragtig's other children inherited this Highveld farm as well as a Bushveld farm - Boekenhoutkloof - from their father. Anglo-Boer War In 1898 the Anglo-Boer War broke out. Lang Willem and his two sons were `bittereinders', while Cornelia, Willem's wife, was sent to the Howick concentration camp. The farm house was partly burnt down, but the family had it rebuilt after the war.
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Willem Petrus ''Lang Willem'' Prinsloo, b3c3d6e7f1g3's Timeline
| 1849 |
August 5, 1849
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| 1881 |
April 24, 1881
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Bapsfontein, East Rand, Gauteng, South Africa
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| 1884 |
February 7, 1884
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| 1886 |
September 29, 1886
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Grootvlei, Pretoria. Transvaal
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| 1926 |
March 15, 1926
Age 76
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Farm "Kaalfontein", Distr Pretoria, South Africa
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Cullinan, Metsweding, Gauteng, South Africa
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