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A document regarding the proceedings of a provisional case involving Prince Vincent and Company, and Lazarus Rapeport (Plaintiffs ) versus Moses Landau (defendant). This case was held in the Supreme Court of the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope, Cape Town with representation by the law firm Tredgold, McIntyre and Bisset. Moses Landau was listed as a shop keeper (retail mercantile business) in Calitzdorp. A request was made to the court that Moses Landau’s estate be sequestrated, as he was indebted to the company for the sum of £66 for goods sold and delivered to him. He in turn was indebted to Lazarus Rappeport for the sum of £500 which consisted of £70 cash lent and £430 made up of promissory notes for which Lazarus Rappeport had signed surety and was co-principal debtor for the defendant. Lazarus Rappeport and Moses Landau were brother in laws and they had applied together for naturalisation in 1888. They were married to sisters, Rose Rappeport (nee Kabaker) and Rebecca Leah Landau (nee Kabaker). The Landau family left South Africa for the USA in 1900 and Rose Rappeport and her three children left South Africa for the USA in 1909. Rebecca Landau returned to South Africa and died in Johannesburg in 1941. In this document the surname of Lazarus Rappeport is spelt as Rapeport. Source: National Archives of South Africa Depot KAB Source CSC reference 2/2/1/228:20. Record of proceedings of provisional case. Prince Vincent and Co. Lazarus Rapeport versus Moses Landau 1895.

A document regarding the proceedings of a provisional case involving Prince Vincent and Company, and Lazarus Rapeport (Plaintiffs ) versus Moses Landau (defendant). This case was held in the Supreme Court of the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope, Cape Town with representation by the law firm Tredgold, McIntyre and Bisset. Moses Landau was listed as a shop keeper (retail mercantile business) in Calitzdorp. A request was made to the court that Moses Landau’s estate be sequestrated, as he was indebted to the company for the sum of £66 for goods sold and delivered to him. He in turn was indebted to Lazarus Rappeport for the sum of £500 which consisted of £70 cash lent and £430 made up of promissory notes for which Lazarus Rappeport had signed surety and was co-principal debtor for the defendant. Lazarus Rappeport and Moses Landau were brother in laws and they had applied together for naturalisation in 1888. They were married to sisters, Rose Rappeport (nee Kabaker) and Rebecca Leah Landau (nee Kabaker). The Landau family left South Africa for the USA in 1900 and Rose Rappeport and her three children left South Africa for the USA in 1909. Rebecca Landau returned to South Africa and died in Johannesburg in 1941. In this document the surname of Lazarus Rappeport is spelt as Rapeport. Source: National Archives of South Africa Depot KAB Source CSC reference 2/2/1/228:20. Record of proceedings of provisional case. Prince Vincent and Co. Lazarus Rapeport versus Moses Landau 1895.

Part of the Liquidation and Distribution account of the estate of the late Jetta Rapeport (formerly Fleischer nee Sebasewitz). Source: National Archives of South Africa Depot KAB Source MOOC reference 13/1/739:62 Rapeport Jetta 1895.

Document from the estate of the late Jetta Rapeport (formerly Fleischer nee Sebasewitz) dated the 12th October 1895. It notes that a circular sent to Mr Rapeport was returned unclaimed. He was resident in Johannesburg at that time, and had married the widow, Louisa Ettin (nee Kantor) on the 23rd June 1895 in Johannesburg. Source: National Archives of South Africa Depot KAB Source MOOC reference 13/1/739:62 Rapeport Jetta 1895.

A list of articles bequeathed to Rosa Fleischer, a minor child of Jetta Rapeport (formerly Fleischer nee Sebasewitz) in terms of a will made by her mother and Louis Rapeport, dated the 13th June 1894. Jetta Rapeport died a month later. Her daughter was 2 1/2 years old. She was the daughter of Jacob Fleischer (1863-1892) who had died two years prior. Source: National Archives of South Africa Depot KAB Source MOOC reference 13/1/739:62 Rapeport Jetta 1895.

Photograph of Pioneer Days collage display depicting photographs and documents, captioned "Pioneer Days". Close up of photograph of a house on a hill. Captioned "Shapiro's Mill, built in 1895. Later bought by the Potchefstroom University".

The account of the estate of the late Jetta Rapeport (formerly Fleischer nee Sebasewitz). A lot of bedding was sold to Lazarus Rapeport who resided in Calitzdorp. He was a relative of her second husband, Louis Rapeport. Source: National Archives of South Africa Depot KAB Source MOOC reference 13/1/739:62 Rapeport Jetta 1895.

The First and Final liquidation and Distribution account of the estate of the late Jetta Rapeport (formerly Fleischer nee Sebasewitz), dated the 8th November 1895. In red ink is a note that the executor L Rapeport is at present at or near Pretoria and his signature could not be obtained. At that time Louis Rapeport was residing in Johannesburg. He had married the widow, Louisa Ettin (nee Kantor) on the 23rd June 1895 in Johannesburg, nine months following the death of his first wife. Source: National Archives of South Africa Depot KAB Source MOOC reference 13/1/739:62 Rapeport Jetta 1895.

Portrait of Aaron Hirsch Behrman taken in 1895.

Photograph of the Rectorial Election Committee of St Andrews University, taken in 1895. Morris Kentridge is sitting sixth from the right in the front row.