The peace negotiations between the governments of the South African Republic and the Orange Free State, and the representatives of the British government, which terminated in the peace concluded at Vereeniging on the 31st May, 1902Kestell, J. D. (John Daniel)
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The peace negotiations between the governments of the South African Republic and the Orange Free State, and the representatives of the British government, which terminated in the peace concluded at Vereeniging on the 31st May, 1902
Kestell, J. D. (John Daniel)
South Africa -- History; South African War, 1899-1902
1--Assistant-Chief Commandant G. C. F.
Badenhorst Boshof, Hoopstad (west),
Bloemfontein, Winburg,
and Kroonstad.
2--Commandant A. J. Bester Bethlehem.
3--Commandant A. J. Bester Bloemfontein.
4--Commandant L. P. H. Botha Harrismith.
5--Assistant-Chief Commandant G. A.
Brand Bethulie, Caledon River,
Rouxville, Wepener, and
Bloemfontein (east).
6--Commandant H. J. Bruwer Bethlehem.
7--Commandant D. H. van Coller Heilbron.
8--Commandant F. R. Cronje Winburg.
9--Commandant D. F. H. Flemming Hoopstad.
10--Assistant-Chief Commandant C. C.
Froneman Winburg and Ladybrand.
11--Assistant-Chief Commandant F. J.
W. J. Hattingh Kroonstad (east) and
Heilbron.
12--Commandant J. A. M. Hertzog Philippolis.
13--Commandant J. N. Jacobs Boshof.
14--Commandant F. P. Jacobsz Harrismith.
15--Commandant A. J. de Kock Vrede.
16--Commandant J. J. Koen Ladybrand.
17--Field-Cornet H. J. Kritzinger Kroonstad.
18--Commandant F. E. Mentz Heilbron.
19--Commandant J. A. P. van der Merwe Heilbron.
20--Commandant C. A. van Niekerk Kroonstad.
21--Commandant H. van Niekerk President Steyn's Guard.
22--Commandant J. J. van Niekerk Ficksburg.
23--Assistant-Chief Commandant T. K.
Nieuwoudt Philippolis, Fauresmith,
Jacobsdal, and portion
Bloemfontein.
24--Commandant H. P. J. Pretorius Jacobsdal.
25--Assistant-Chief Commandant A. M.
Prinsloo Bethlehem and Ficksburg.
26--Commandant L. J. Rautenbach Bethlehem.
27--Commandant F. J. Rheeder Rouxville.
38--Commandant A. Ross Vrede.
29--Commandant P. W. de Vos Kroonstad.
30--Assistant-Chief Commandant W. J.
Wessels Harrismith and Vrede.
At the request of the Government of the South African Republic, and
with the assistance of Lord Kitchener, General J. C. Smuts, the State
Attorney, had also come from the Cape Colony to assist his Government
as legal adviser.
At eleven o'clock all the delegates met in the large tent and took and
subscribed to the following oath before the Acting State President of
the South African Republic:--
OATH.
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