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  • Isaac de Villiers (bef.1750 - 1808)
    2nd marriage: De Villiers buys the farm (t.No. 5281 30/8/1780) On 20/2/1795 the farm is reallocated to him according to the constitution S.Q.E.4/53 On 11/2/1797 a piece of land 8 morgan 544 sq meter ...
  • Wouter de Vos, SV/PROG (1689 - c.1731)
    1724 Kloovenburg farm
  • Johannes Stevensz Bothma (bef.1670 - 1719)
    26 September 1704 Farm Kloovenburg.

Kloovenburg wine estate

Kloovenburg

1704

Given to Johannes Stevensz Bothma on the 26th of September 1704 by the then Govenor W.A van der Stel.
The farm land given was a 60 acres 160 sq. meter property and situated in the distrik Paarl . Drakenstein, east of Riebeeck –Kasteel. By applying for a hunting and grazing permit, the surrounding area could also been use and as Jan Bothma already was an estabelished wine farmer from Welgevalle, Stellenbosch and he used the farm for livestock.
The old towpath from Cape Town to Roodezand used over Bothmaskloof went through the mountain pass at Jan Bothma’s farm.

1724

Wouter de Vos, SV/PROG from Libertas bought the farm (t.No. 1612 7/9/1724)

1725

Willem de Vos third owner (t.No. 1716 29/1/1726)

1733

Hendrik Heufke (tNo. 2103 3/2/1733)

1739

Piter van Dijk (t.No.2455 23/7/1739)

1780

Isaac de Villiers (t.No. 5281 30/8/1780) relocation 1797 S.Q.E.4/53 On 11/2/1797

1797

Anna Margaretha de Villiers married Jeremias Petrus Coetzer

1817

Jeremias Petrus Coetzer purchased grazing farm for 69 Rijksdalers -- BOTHMASKLOOF

1823

Jeremias Petrus Coetzer inherits fram from his wife (t.No. 79 22/8/1823)

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