Office of Mines – Form 15 (Argus Co.- Print)
| No. | Holder | Date | District |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2249 | Sir John Willoughby | 15/10/1900 | Salisbury |
| 4247 | Richard Benjamin Nash | 28/09/1901 | Gwelo |
| 4263 | Richard Benjamin Nash | 28/09/1901 | Gwelo |
| 9741 | John Lothian Bissett | 20/01/1901 | Bulawayo |
| 9742 | John Lothian Bissett | 20/01/1901 | Bulawayo |
| 10446 | William Napier | 06/05/1903 | Bulawayo |
Percy M Clark Germany Green – Coloured Series
Queens Mine Bubi District Queen’s Mine is a village 34 miles (55-km) NE of Bulawayo that grew up around the now closed Queen’s Mine. It derived its name from the nearby Ndebele queen’s kraal. The gold mine was pegged on the site of ancient diggings in 1893 just prior to the Matabele Rebellion. There are…
Government Stationery T929 Details Date of Issue: March, 1935 Dept: Post Office Reqn.: T929 Printer: Paper: Quantity: 2,000 FB
Rhodesia & Nyasaland Department of Printing & Stationery – Orders
Frederick Rudolph Dixon 1886 – 1958 Reverend Frederick R. Dixon was born December 1886 in Glastonbury, Connecticut to the parents of Frederick and Sarah (Conyers) Dixon. He attended the Bangor Theological Seminary (school closed 2013), was ordained, and graduated from Dartmouth College in 1919. He married Madeline E. Halford in her hometown of Pittsfield, Massachusetts…
John Charles Heinrich 1922-1995 John Charles Heinrich was born in Pittsburgh July 1922. His parents were missionaries to India. Mr. Heinrich was educated at Stony Brook Preparatory School on Long Island, Oberlin College, Yale Divinity School, and Cornell University. After college, he served as a lieutenant in the Infantry during WWII, seeing action at…
