p. 369

SAUL, Thomas, Lt 8^th Light Dragoons. Served SA 1796-1803 (162/21). 4.5.1797 his wife arr. Cape with the Barnards in ‘Sir Edward Hughes’. She was ‘an Irishwoman, going out to ‘surprise’ her husband at theCape, an amiable person much ‘tazed by the gintlemen sweet craturs’’ (Lady A Barnard) (156). 1798 list of English persons: ‘Mrs Saul’ (27). 1800 T S was Adjutant of the 8^th (162). Through Lady Anne’s good offices he was to have charge of foraging the horses at the Dragoons quarters. June 1802 the Sauls shared Andrew Barnard’s quarters at the Castle (156).

 

p. 375

SEWELL, W H, Capt. 60^th Foot. Served SA 1817-19 (21)

 

p. 393

SOLER, Thomas, Q’master 89^th Foot. Served SA 1807-08 (21)

 

21	African Court Calendar / Kaapsche Courant
27	Macartney Papers 481/482
156	Letters of Lady Anne Barnard, ed. by Dr A M Lewin Robinson
162	British Army Lists

 

 

Harold Edward Hockly, The Story of the British Settlers of 1820 in South Africa (Wynberg: The Rustica Press, Pty. Ltd)

p. 242

SELEY, William, 26; p. Damant’s; s. Ocean

 

M D Nash, The Settler Handbook, A new list of the 1820 Settlers (Diep River: Chameleon Press CC)

p. 30

SELEY, William 26 p. Damant’s.

p. 65

Damant’s Party

The Party was recruited in Norfolk. Deposits were paid for 25 men, and the party embarked at Deptford in the regular transport ship Ocean, sailing from Portsmouth on 1 January 1820 and arriving in Table Bay on 29 March and Algoa Bay on 15 April.

SELEY, William 26. Husbandmen.

 

 

Esmé Bull, Aided immigration from Britain to South Africa 1857-1867 (Pretoria: Sigma Press (Pty) Ltd). Genealogy Publication No. 36. ISBN 0 7969 1014 6

 

LIST OF BRITISH IMMIGRANTS TO SOUTH AFRICA

 

PERMIT	NAME	AGE	OCCUPATION	TO	FROM	SHIP	DATE
R228/P223	Soley, Thomas	79	Bootmaker	Mr Cornelius v.d. Schalk	Middlesex	Vocalist	Jan. 59
	Anne	64

 

ANNEXURE 3

BRITISH SETTLERS 1848-1851

 

NAME	OCCUPATION	SHIP	DATE
Sole, Alfred & wife	Labourer	Glentammer	13.2.50