Hi Nikki Thanks regards Jackie ----- Forwarded message from alnic@polka.co.za ----- Date: Mon, 8 Oct 2012 12:25:01 +0200 From: Nikki <alnic@polka.co.za> Reply-To: south-africa-eastern-cape@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [ZA-EC] WELSH -Civil Service List 1900 To: south-africa-eastern-cape@rootsweb.com Here you go Jackie! A.S. WELSH was a clerk in the registrar of Deeds Office King William's Town. His first appointment date was Feb 1 1899 at the time of the list he was on probation. His salary was 100 pounds per annum. Edward Charles A. WELSH was 1st Clerk in the Department Of Registrar of Deeds , Divisional Courts and Offices Queenstown. His first appointment date was Apr 9 1887 and his fixed appointment date Jan 1 1888. His salary was 300 pounds per annum. WELSH Edward C.A. (L.).- Clerk, Herschel 1885-86, secretary to Xalanga distress commission, 1886; clerk, Nquamakwe, transkei, 9th April, 1887; assistant magistrate, October, 1887; Mquanduli, 23rd January, 1890; clerk, Kimberley, 23rd January, 1891; Hay, 10th february, 1892; Cradock, 1st September, 1892; Colesberg, 13th March,1893; Albert, 8th November,1893; Bedford 1st April, 1896; Queens Town, 8th April, 1898. He acted at Nqamakwe, Mquanduli, Tsomo and Albert; as assistant magistrate at Venterstad, Molteno, Adelaide and Keiskama Hoek, and as clerk, Hope Town. Thomas Edward WELSH worked on the Railways, Midland System, Burghersdorp, as a District Loco. Foreman. His first appointment date was Aug 26 1884, his fixed appointment date, Sep 14 1894 and the date of his appointment to his present post was Nov 1 1897. His salary was 280 pounds per annum. Kind regards Nikki Sedgefield -----Original Message----- From: Jackie Greenwood Sent: Monday, October 08, 2012 10:55 AM To: south-africa-eastern-cape@rootsweb.com Subject: [ZA-EC] Fwd: Re: GREENWOOD, GOLDSWAIN,WELSH -Civil Service List 1900 Hi Nikki Thank you for information, If you can do the following WELSH lookups for me: A.S. ( Kingwilliamstown) Edward Charles A. ( Queenstown) Thomas Edward ( Burghersdorp) regards Jackie ----- Forwarded message from alnic@polka.co.za ----- Date: Mon, 8 Oct 2012 10:19:10 +0200 From: Nikki <alnic@polka.co.za> Reply-To: south-africa-eastern-cape@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [ZA-EC] GREENWOOD, GOLDSWAIN, WELSH -Civil Service List 1900 To: south-africa-eastern-cape@rootsweb.com Hi Jackie There was a William GREENWOOD working in the Convict station at Tokai as a sub-overseer 2nd class & clerical assistant. His first appointment date was 6 June 1895 and he was appointed to his present post on Oct 1 1897. Hi salary was 94 pounds per annum and he received Quarters and Rations. he also received 18 pounds 5 shillings per annum as clerical assistant. A Clement Tyson GOLDSWAIN was working as a 3rd class clerk in the Returned Letter Branch of the Post Office. His first appointment date was May 1 1898 Fixed appointment date 13 Aug 1899 and he was appointed to his present position on the 24 Aug 1898. He received a salary of 135 pounds per annum. W.R. GOLDSWAIN was a Relieving Stationmaster on the Midland System. First appointment date Aug 11 1885 Fixed Appointment, 17 Jul 1896 and appointment to present post Aug 1 1897. He received a salary of 180 pounds per annum. There are a number of WELSH recorde A.R. ( Stockenstrom) A.S. ( Kingwilliamstown) Edward Charles A. ( Queenstown) Robert ( Mquanduli) Thomas Edward ( Burghersdorp) W.T. ( Wynberg) If any of them are of interest just holler and I will type up the info. Kind regards Nikki Sedgefield.