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… in the Eastern Cape, South Africa, is named after him. Albany was named in honour of the Duke of York after he had … Albany, Eastern Cape …

… Frazer, with whom he came to South Africa to settle in the Albany district. They arrived at Grahamstown in November … and at museums and galleries like the Africana Museum, Albany Museum, Fort Beaufort Historical Museum, King George … Collection, William Humphreys Art Gallery and the 1820 Settlers Memorial Museum. …

…  A Village in the Albany District, some 42 km West of Grahamstown. Named after … Alicedale a Village in Albany District …

… in 1820, was named in his honour for his care of the Albany settlers. Bathurst died on 27 July 1834.   …

… Albany Black Sash: Court researchers monthly …

… and so strong was the agitation that the Irish convict settlers “on board the Neptune were not allowed to land. The … to the Parent country, and may encourage the founders of Albany to look forward to the period when a market will be … for at least ten vessels at a time. Three tugs, the Albany, Buffalo and Samuel Cawood , were kept busy piloting …

… The first British Settlers, known as 1820 Settlers arrived in Algoa Bay, (now Port Elizabeth) on board … and soon the drift towards towns started, where these settlers made their mark on South African society. They … The first British Settlers arrive in Algoa Bay …

… government to immigrate to the Cape colony, the first 1820 settlers arrived in Table Bay on board the Nautilus and the Chapman on 17 March 1820. From the Cape colony, the settlers were sent to Algoa Bay, known today as Port … of British settlement in Africa, and approximately 4,000 Settlers arrived in the Cape, in around 60 different parties, …

… New Settlers Association poster. White background with black … We resist all forms of integration : New settlers association …

… Fingo Village Developments: Fact Paper presented by Albany Region at the Black Sash National Conference on 15 … Fingo Village Developments: Fact Paper presented by Albany Region at the Black Sash National Conference 1977 …

… Khoisan loot more than forty cattle from Cape Settlers. …

… Reader criticises Machel for dual attitude to white settlers …

… Long before European settlers arrived at the Cape, it was inhabited by various … and the San, who had been hunters. The arrival of the settlers meant that both the Khoikhoi and the San found their lives severely compromised.  When the settlers arrived in the Cape, they used fire arms and horses …

… days its editorial slant voiced the interests of English settlers in the Eastern Cape. The paper was also obliged to … to its readership. As a result the paper was  known as 'Settlers' Bible" from at least the 1860s, a title that still … Rhodes University.| Partridge, E; Beale, P. (2002) "Settlers' Bible" A Dictionary of Slang and Unconventional …

… List of Other Early Settlers and Associates of Phoenix Settlement (1904-1914) …

… The first directors’ meeting of Albany Shipping is held in Port Frances (later Port Alfred), …

… that 400,000 Italians will be going to Ethiopia as settlers. …

… The first British Settlers arrive in Table Bay on the Nautilus and the Chapman. …

… The Fingos have been described as the first Xhosa settlers in the Eastern Cape …

… which made him very useful to his people, and the European settlers who were engaged in a trading relationship. As … he became a rich man. 1658 he waged war against the Dutch settlers. The war broke out when Autshomao reclaimed cattle …

… Assembly of White settlers in Kenya denounces government policy and advocates …

… President Nelson Mandela at the re-dedication of the 1820 settlers monument Grahamstown, 16 May 1996 …

… French nationalists in Algeria rebel: 40,000 French settlers have demonstrated against a proposal by Pierre …

… Theophilus Shepstone, son of British Settlers and appointed by the British government as …

… because the was the possibility of war between the Dutch settlers (Boers) and the British Settlers. War was declared and Baden Powell and 1000 men we …

… Graham’s Town Journal, mouthpiece of the Eastern Frontier settlers,is published. It soon becomes known …

… Museum Stellenbosch with Seippel Gallery, Unsettled 2014 Albany Museum, Fort Selwyn, Grahamstown, Unsettled 2013 …

… Krotoa (known as Eva to the Dutch and English settlers) was the niece of Autshumao , a Khoi leader and … Southern African to be baptised a Christian, and the Dutch settlers named her Eva. But in the same year, the van … Wagenaer, and her increasing bitterness against the settlers, prompted a warning from the Dutch that if she did …

… SA author, newspaper editor and champion for rights of the settlers on the eastern border of the Cape Colony, …