Overview
    Identifiers
    Inventory Number
    2725BD8
    Site Name
    General Christiaan Beyers' Grave, R502, Makwassie
    Site Category
    Record Administration
    Author
    lulama.venu
    Last modified
    Thursday, May 2, 2024 - 21:26
    Monuments & Memorials Recordings
    Identifiers
    Inventory Reference
    Recording date
    Primary?
    Off
    Site Recording Admin Comments
    He took a field as a leader of the Boer rebels against the government, only to be overwhelmed by the government troops under the command of General Botha, to be driven from pillar to post as a fugitive, and to be drowned on 8 December 1914 while trying to escape from his pursuers by crossing the Vaal River. The Generaal's body was recovered two days later and was put to rest in Makwassie.Purpose:
    Classifications
    Monument Type
    Description

    Is to give commemoration to the Generaal's work of rebellion against the government of General Botha. He was one of the famous Boer leaders during the Anglo boer war.

    Original Position
    It is situated in its original position.
    Contains Animal figures?
    No
    Contains Human figures?
    No
    Construction Date Comment
    1914
    Construction Materials
    Concrete
    Pedestal Material
    Stone
    Person/Institution Commemorated
    Event Commemorated
    Anglo Boer War
      Location
      Location
      Mapping
      -27.303339, 25.999064
      North West
      • Dr Kenneth Kaunda
      • Maquassi Hills
      Directions to Site
      It is situated in the entrance of the Moffat Mission
      Administration of Protections
      Administration Description

      This site is of heritage value and this record should be retained
      Action Status: Pending
      Site Action: InformationUpdate

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