| Name & District |
Number of persons |
Attending public worship |
Commnicants |
Schools [with pupil numbers] |
Missionaries, Teachers |
Husbandry |
Houses |
Land |
Means of support |
Date |
Outstations |
General observations |
|
Caledon
Institution Swellendam |
285
adults,259 children,= 544,85 quasi married,15 publicly married |
150
on Sunday,45 on weekday |
16 |
1
school - 70 Dutch reading, 1 school - 24 English reading & writing |
2
Missionaries |
6
Wagons,7 Ploughs,67 Horses,124 Oxen,205 Cows,63 Calves,50 Sheep,98 Goats |
2
Mission Houses,61 Huts |
5037
morgens,300 capable of cultivation,70 actually cultivated |
Hire
themselves as Servants & Labourers to businesses at 1 to 4 rand
per month, Making mats, baskets, & straw hats, Cutting timber.By cattle, gardens etc |
Comm-enced
1811.Renewed in 1827 |
Twice
a year to the English at Swellendam |
Iron
pipes have been written for from England to form a water course for
conveying water, to irrigate the lands of the Institution.A large portion of the lands consists
of inaccessible mountains and stony ground, yielding but a very scanty
pasture. Soil is argillaceous and soon parched. |
|
Pacaltsdorf
Institution in Gsorge |
146
adults,220 children,= 366 total,63 married couples |
200
to 400 Sunday,30 to 60 weekdays |
44 |
1
Day School - 109,1 Adult Sunday School - 30, 1 children's Sunday School - 40,6 European and 3 Native Teachers in Sunday
School,1 Early [?] School, 1 Female [?] School |
1
Missionary & 1 School Master |
7
Wagons,2 Ploughs,23 Horses,110 Oxen,82 Cows & Calves |
2
Mission Houses,Church, School Room, 60 Houses on poles |
63
acres of garden ground,3177 Fruit Trees,26 Oak & Fir,Land not yet measured,Burder's place 1718 morgens |
Wood
Cutters, Sawyers; Carpenters, Wagonmakers, Drivers, Shoemakers,Females, by Needlework, by washing, and
by [?] Gardens |
1813
by Mr Pacalt |
|
All
that land requires manure and as the manure on the Institution is not
at present more than enough for the gardens, little wheat has yet been
cultivated. The grass is generally sown. Burder's place was purchased
to assist the Hottentots [African people] to improve their farming stock.
Crops failed last year from drought. There is no supply of water for
irrigation. |
|
Hankey
Institution in Uitenhage |
60
males,54 females,50 married couples |
90 |
29 |
1
Day School - 50, 1 Adult Sunday School - 50 |
1
Catechist [religious instructor] |
4
Wagons,2 Ploughs,350 Cattle, 450 Sheep & Goats, 14 Horses |
The
lands of this institution were purchased for the Hottentots, and have
been since partly paid for by them |
4000
yards by 1200 yards capable of cultivation. Water wanted |
|
1823 |
|
A
water course 6000 yards in length is being made by the members of the
Institution, 4000 yards are finished, 800 yards of bushes and trees
were cleared, trunks uprooted, solid ground 15 to 20 feet deep cut.
.. |
