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Pretoria Commercially---- I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I APPENDIXC I Title deeds survey and copies of information on I historic names/places I I I I I I I I I I I PROPOSED GAUTRAJN RAPID RAIL LINK PROJECT I HERITAGE IMPACT STUDY - PHASE 2: DEEDS SURVEY The aim of the deeds survey is : I 1 To obtain the names of previous and present owners of all stands potentially affected by the recommended Gautrain route alignment between Pretoria and Hatfield stations. 2 To identify those previous owners/residents (individuals or groups) of potential historical and/or I cultural interest. These individuals/groups have been identified in bold and italics in the tables below: I Muckleneuk Seller Purchaser Date Deed 85 0 Municipality 1988.11.17 T78546/l 988 Pretoria (Consolidated) I 1/3 74 T3677/ 1988 Portion 375 "Document doe I not ex ist" 1/374 Birdie McAII Municipality 1936.02.05 T2640/1 936 I Pretoria Portion 375 Mackenzie Harry Birdie McAII 1925 .01. 2 1 T458/l 925 I Walker Muckleneuk Seller Purchaser Date Deed I 849 Johannes Matthys Barclay Trust 1997.02.28 Tl 7734/1 997 Beukes & Andre I Kelbrick Gerhardus Johannes Matthys 1995.10.19 T88505/ 1995 Bartholomeus Nel Beukes & I Kelbrick Andre Martha Jacoba Gerhardus Kruger (one third) Bartholomeus Ne! 1993. 10. 12 T80 11 8/1993 I Edwin Cheere Anderssen (on e third) I Edwin Cheere Anderssen ( one thi rd) I I I I I I 1 I I Muckleneuk Seller Purchaser Date Deed Edwin Cheere Martha Jacoba 1991.02.28 Tl3723/l991 I Anders sen ( one Kruger (one third) third) Edwin Cheere · 1991 .08.28 T56395/l 99 l Jan Andreas Anderssen ( one I Adriaan Kruger third) (one third) Edwin Cheere Michael Johannes Anders sen ( one 1991.11.06 T73934/l 99 l Harris (one third) third) I T2640/l 936 (The I title deed was not available at time of research) I Muckleneuk Seller Purchaser Date Deed I /974 I "Town name or erf number or erf portion does not I exist" I I I I I I I I I 2 I I I Muckleneuk Seller Purchaser Date Deed ! I /35 7 Johanna Catharina I St Aden's 2001.05.25 T4878 l/200 I Jonk I Trustees CC ! I I Magdalena Erica 1 Johanna 1999.09.23 T 11 2478/1999 Ema Cappiello Catharina Jonk I • I Francesco Saverio I Magdalena Enca I 976.02.12 T4747/ l976 I Cappiello Ema Cappiello I Maurice Goldman Francesco 1955 .03 .3 1 T8445/ 195 5 I Saverio ! Cappiello I I I Rae Goldman Maurice 1947.06.02 TI5971/l 47 ' Goldman I I , Allen Charles Rae Goldman 193 8.02. 11 T2148/ l93 8 Heather-Clark I Ernest Cecil Clark Allen Charles 1934.05. 28 3220/ 193 4 Heather-Clark I I I I I I I I I I I 3 ■ I I Muckleneuk Seller Purchaser Date Deed ' 1/35 7 Edna Joyce South 1 Erf 60 1 Walkerstraat 1995 . 11 .23 Tl 0 I 093/1995 I cc I Anthony Neville I Edna Joy~e South 1994.07.28 T572 l 6/l994 I South ' Ian Holmes Vilj oen Anthony Neville South 1973.06.13 T 18260/ 1973 I ' Viljoen Lema Construction Ian Holmes Vilj oen 1970 03 .20 T 82 73/ 1070 i Works (Proprietary) Viljoen I Ltd Adriana Johanna Lema Construction 1969.06.25 T26270/ 1969 I I Martha Nel Works (Proprietary) Ltd I I Colin Melville Rip Adriana Johanna 1967.04.07 T I I 048/1967 Martha Nel I Kate Battison Colin Melville Rip 1961.03.13 T7474/1961 I William Liston Kate Battison 196 1. 02 . JO T2803/l 96 1 I , Battison I I Alice Jane Cowie William Liston 1 1955 .11. 23 T 34808/ 1955 Battison I Ernest Cecil Clark Alice Jane Cowie 1925 .07. 29 T 809 l/l 925 I . Francesco Canova Ernest Cecil Clark 1925 .08 .29 T8090/1925 Mackenzie Harry Francesco Canova 1925 .07.27 T69 l 7/l 925 I Walker I I I I I I 4 I ■ I I ..... ·--····--·····--·-•--- ----·· --- ---•-· -- · Muckleneuk Seller I Purchaser Date ; Deed _, -------------······ T-- I 1/356 Abner Ivor i Bernice Isobel 1980.06.18 T27930/1980 I ; Kornblum Seligmann I I ! ' Desmond Bertie Abner Ivor Kornblum 1978.03 .15 T6506/1 978 I i ' Bowles I Dani el Johannes de Desmond Bertie 1964.08.1 9 j T 29447/l 964 I Villiers Bowles I Charn1ian Sylvia de Daniel Johannes de 1961.03.09 T5062/1961 I Jager Villiers I Claude Michael Smit Charmian Sylvia de 1956.0 1. 20 Tl495/1956 I Jager Wilhelmus Claude Michael Smit 1948 .04.17 T 12224/ 1948 I Franciscus Schothorst I Johannes Marthinus Wilhelmus Franciscus 1947.08 .05 T2326 l/l 947 van der Westhuisen Schothorst Lizzie Reeve Johannes Marthinus 1947.05 .14 T 13856/ 1947 I van der Westhuisen Henry William Lizzie Reeve 1947.01.11 T630/1947 I Reeve I Max Jacob Buchel Henry William Reeve 1943.02.06 T5015/1943 Matthew Campbell Max Jacob Buchel 1942.12.04 T24366/ 1942 I -··-· - -- ·-·····-····· ·--------· I I I I I I I 5 .._:1 :ra .Lii..n:in, I I Muckleneuk Seller Purchaser Date Deed -/356 Theodorus Eugene Gwenith Marian 1999.07.29 T88 I 88/ I 999 I Dykhorst Pretorius Terence Nicolas Theodorus Eugene 1994.04.19 T26963/ 1994 I Theron Dykhorst Edzard Johan Adolf Terence Nicolas 1988 02 .1 8 TIO 196/1988 I Abrie Theron Johannes Jacobus Edzard Johan Adolf (The title deed William Raaf Abrie number is I unreadable) Nicolaas Carel Watt Johannes Jacobus 1973.10.26 T37 l 53/1973 I Raaf William Raaf Matthew Campbell Nicolaas Carel Watt 1942 .12.04 T24367/1942 I Raaf Harvey Marshall Matthew Campbell 1911.06.10 T4274/l 9 l l I Toumay James McCarter Harvey Marshall I 907.08 . 17 T5238/l 907 Toumay (The following I title deed was not available at the time of the I research) Lil y Louisa Sophie Joachim Petrus 1892.02.02 T340/1892 I Walker Prinsloo I I I I I I I 6 I ■ I I Muckleneuk Seller Purchaser Date Deed I -/355 Michael Anthony Helen Felicity 1999.01.14 T3614/1 999 Vlahopoulos Vlahopoulos I Nick Vlahopoulos Michael Anthony 1966.02.04 T2769/1966 Vlahopoulos I Mavis Nick Vlahopoulos 1965.11 .17 T2769/1966 Montgommery Arthur Thomas Mavis Montgommery 1950.12.28 T27594/1950 I Bebington Gerard Kloosterman Arthur Thomas 1942.10.03 T 19133/1942 I Bebington I Frans Pretorius Gerard Kloosterman 1942.10.03 Tl9132/1942 Albert John Evans Frans Pretorius 1938 .08 .19 Tl7014/1938 I Anne Caroline Albert John Evans 1937.12.07 T2283 l/l 937 Williams Harry Bartleet Anne Caroline 1925 .1 2.14 T684/l 926 I Williams Sarah Maria Harry Bartleet 19 11. 06.02 T4054/19 l l I Lowenstein Catharina Maria Sarah Maria 1905 .12. 12 T10299/1905 I Manneken Lowenstein Wilhelm Hendrik Catharina Maria 1903 .09 .09 T7892/1903 I Prinsloo Manneken Lily Louisa Sophia Wilhelm Hendrik 18 92 .02 .02 T372/1892 I Walker Prinsloo I I I I I I I 7 ■ I I Muckleneuk Seller Purchaser Date Deed 355 I "No history available on I this property" Muckleneuk Seller Purchaser Date Deed I -/336 Pi eter Paulus du Martha Louisa Cronje 1988 .07.20 T463 l l/ 1988 Plessis (½) I Hester Martha Aletta Viljoen (½) I Stella Vera Owen Pieter Paulus du 1950.12.28 T27577/l 950 Plessis Comelis Johannes Stella Vera Owen 1944.10.1 2 T2 7025/ 1944 I Strydom Johannes Wilhelm Comelis Johannes 1944.03.30 T8394/ 1944 I Pols Strydom Rachel Isakow Johannes Wilhelm 1943 .03.24 T7987/l 943 I Pols Reginald Gilbert Rachel Isakow 1941 .09.25 T 17042/194 1 I Ross John Andrew Olivier Reginald Gilbert Ross 1941.02.25 T2767/l 941 I Jackson Brown John Andrew Olivier 1939.09. 12 Tl6262/l 939 Alfred Thomas Jackson Brown 1922.12.13 Tl2955/1922 I Wagstaff Mackenzie Harry Alfred Thomas 1922.12.13 Tl2532/1922 I Walker Wagstaff Lily Louisa Sophia Mackenzie Harry 1895 .03. 11 T851/1895 I Walker Walker I I I I 8 I ■ I I ... ---- - - --·--·------· Muckleneuk Seller Purchaser Date Deed I 1/336 Gerhard Pieter Doric Andrew James 1994.12.23 T4545/1994 Bothma Bristow I L. Cloete Associates Gerhard Pieter Bothma 1990.01.03 T216/l 990 Inc. 145000 Monica Ferreira L. Cloete Associates I Inc 145000 1984.02 .14 T8087/1 984 Nicolaas Ludolph Monica Ferreira I Grabler 1980.08.29 T47539/l 980 Martha Aletta de Nicolaas Ludolph 1978.08.03 T20523/l 978 I Rijk Grabler I Pi eter de Rijk Martha Aletta de Ri j k 1977 .01.18 T5792/1977 Comelis de Rijk Pieter de Rijk 1969.02.14 T5398/l 969 Kathleen Anna Comelis de Rijk 1941.03.08 T3391/1041 I Prentice John Andrew Olivier Kathleen Anna 1940.04.10 T5 l39/l 940 I Prentice I Jackson Brown John Andrew Olivier 1939.09.12 Tl 6262/1939 Jackson Brown Tl2955/l922 Tl2532/1922 I (The afore - mentioned title deeds were not I available at the time of research) I I I I I I I 9 ■ I I Muckleneuk Seller Purchaser Date Deed -/335 Lekkerwoningtrust Erf 335 IR 1998.06.10 T62784/l 998 I Muckleneuk Pty Ltd Paul A venant Lekkerwoningtrust 1992.06.19 T60644/ 1992 I Helmoed Hardwicht Paul A venant 1954.05 .04 TI0716/1954 Bothma I Jeanie Greig Helmoed Hardwicht 1954.05.04 Tl0716/1954 Bothma I James Greig Jeanie Greig 1952.04.10 T8228/1952 Louisa Ellen James Greig 1931.02.24 Tl534/1931 I Williams (No further title deeds were I available at the time of the research) I I I I I I I I I I I 10 I ■ I I Muckleneuk Seller Purchaser Date Deed I I 334 Willem Frederick 334 Muckleneuk 1990.04.19 T24445/ 1990 Vorster Development CC I Andrew Nikitas & Willem Frederick 1979.07.30 T25750/l 979 Alexandros Vorster Panayiotou I Michaletos Gerald Myers Andrew Nikitas & 1966.08.31 T260 l 7/1966 Alexandros Panayiotou I Michaletos I Willy 's Trust Gerald Myers 1965 .01.2 1 Tl 782/1 965 (Proprietary) Ltd I Catharina Johanna Willy's Trust 1944.01.27 T2 l 14/l 94~ Couzyn (Proprietary) Ltd I Mimie Jacoba Lotz Catharina Joha1ma 1944.01.27 T2113/1 944 Couzyn Christiaan Erasmus Mimie Jacoba Lotz 1943.12.20 T32055/l 943 I Viljoen Elizabeth Susanna Christiaan Erasmus 1938 .11 .26 T2 l l 13/l 938 I Margaretha Viljoen Viljoen I I I I I I I I I I 11 I I Muckleneuk Seller Purchaser Date Deed -/332 Marguerite Gadiole Marguerite Jourdan I 971.01.27 T2462/l 97 l I Engels Pretorius Sophia Maria Marguerite Gadiole 1965 .11.02 T39982/ l 965 I Jourdan Engels Portion 331 & Sophia Maria Jourdan 1939.05.22 T903 l/l
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