Letter - From Ellen MacKenzie, Victoria West, To Bessy, Miss E Douglas
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Personal; account of their slow journey by ox wagon and their stay at Beaufort with the Rev. Frazer and his Dutch wife; comments on how English people speak fluent Dutch
Letter - From John MacKenzie, Victoria West, To Jane, Mrs. J. Grant
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Saying their journey is delayed through lack of rain
Letter - From Arthur Tidman, London, To John MacKenzie
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Encouraging him and agreeing that he should stay in Kuruman for few months before going to Makololo
Letter - From Ellen MacKenzie, Hopetown, To Mother
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Personal
Letter - From Ellen MacKenzie, Kuruman, To Jeannie
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Personal
Letter - From Ellen MacKenzie, Kuruman, To Father
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Account of journey, of how oxen are inoculated against lung sickness
Letter - From Ellen MacKenzie, Kuruman, To Margaret
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Personal; gives news of death of Mrs. Ashton in childbirth
Letter - From John MacKenzie, Kuruman, To Jane (Mrs. J. Grant)
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Personal; intend setting off for Linyanti in May if war between the natives and the Transvaal Boers does not prevent their journey
Letter (copy) - From Sir George Grey, Cape Town, To Rev. R. Moffat
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Saying that he has written to the President of the S.A.R. asking that missionaries should not be prevented by the Boers from travelling into the interior; has written also to the British government informing them of the situation.
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Putting forward plan for missionaries to go alone without their families to the Makololo and try to persuade them to move to a more healthy spot