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Afrikaans: Inskrif op die Moordkoppie-monument naby Dingaanstat wat die slagting van die voortrekkerleier Piet Retief (57) en sy gevolg van 72 manne, 14 seuns (3 minderjarig), en 30+ agterryers op Dinsdag, 6 Februarie 1838, gedenk. Die monument wat in 1922 opgerig is, kyk uit oor die massagraf, waarin die oorskot van die oorledenes op 21 Desember 1838 deur die Wenkommando begrawe is. Die vier onderstreepte name verskyn op die Retief-Dingaan Traktaat. Gades en kinders van gemerkte* name word 10/11 dae later tydens die Bloukransmoorde vermoor. Van A. van Dijk se 11 kinders oorleef wel een. Kommandant Abraham C. Greyling (38) was Piet Retief se stiefseun, en Kommandant Pieter (L.P.J.) Meyer (26) sy skoonseun. M.J. Oosthuijse (c.47) was die vader van twee Oosthuijse-broers op die lys, en van Tienie Oosthuijse wat die omsingeldes by Rensburgkoppie bygestaan het.
English: Inscription on the monument at Execution hill near uMgungundlovu that commemorates the slaughter of the voortrekker leader Piet Retief (57) and his entourage of 72 men, 14 sons (3 youths) and 30+ servants on 6 February 1838. The monument, dating from 1922, overlooks the mass grave in which the remains of the deceased were buried by the Wen commando on 21 December 1838. The four underlined names appear on the Retief-Dingane Treaty. The spouses and children of marked* names were murdered 10/11 days later during the Weenen massacre. Of A. van Dijk's 11 children one did survive. Kommandant Abraham C. Greyling (38) was Piet Retief's stepson and Commandant Pieter (L. P. J.) Meyer (26) his son-in-law. M. J. Oosthuijse (c.47) was the father of two Oosthuijse brothers on the list, and besides of Tienie Oosthuijse, who heroically assisted the encircled defenders of Rensburgkoppie.
This media shows a South African Protected Site with SAHRA file reference 9/2/401/0002.
 
Ter gedachtenis aan P. Retief en 70 burgers vermoord door Dingaan op 6 Feb. 1838.

(In memory of P. Retief and 70 citizens murdered by Dingane on 6 Feb. 1838)

                 1.  PIET RETIEF

2.  Komdt: A. GREYLING        Komdt: P. MEYER

3.  M. Oosthuijzen            B. Liebenberg*

4.  P. Retief JNR.            P. Breed

5.  D. Liebenberg* & B. (Zn)  P. Breed & J. (Zn)

6.  K. Oosthuizen & P. (Zn)   C. Breijtenbach

7.  K. Opperman & J. (Zn)     J. Claassen

8.  D. Aucamp                 P. Cilliers

9.  W. Basson                 A. van Dijk*

10. C. de Beer*               M. Estherhuizen

11. J. de Beer*               S. Estherhuizen

12. M. de Beer                H. Fourie*

13. S. de Beer*               R. Grobbelaar

14. B. v.d. Berg              J. Hattingh*

15. P. v.d. Berg              T. Holstead

16. P. v.d. Berg & J. (Zn)    J. Hugo & P. (Zn)

17. J. Beukes & C. (Zn)       J. Jooste

18. J. Botha                  P. Jordaan

19. G. Bothma[n]*             A. de Klerk

20. G. Bothma* & L. (Zn)      J. de Klerk & J. (Zn)

21. J. Breed                  J. de Klerk

22. B. Klopper                C. Klopper

23. L. Klopper                P. Klopper

24. F. Labuschagne            H. Labuschagne SNR.

25. H. Malan                  C. Maré

26. J. v.d. Merwe*            B. Oosthuizen

27. J. Oosthuizen & M. (Zn)   J. Opperman

28. F. Pretorius              J. Pretorius

29. M. Pretorius & M. (Zn)    M. Pretorius & J. (Zn)

30. M. Pretorius JNR.         I. Robberts

31. J. Robberts               P. van Schalkwijk

32. G. Scheepers              J. Scheepers & F. (Zn)

33. S. Scheepers              M. Scheepers & S. (Zn)

34. S. Smit                   M. Taute

35. C. Visagie                S. van Vuuren

36. J. de Wet & J. (Zn)       H. de Wet & P. (Zn)

     Op dieselfde dag is meer as dertig
     agterryers saam met Retief en sy
     volgelinge by Dingaanstat vermoor.
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Stone memorial at KwaMatiwane near uMgungundlovu, listing the names of Piet Retief's entourage that were murdered here in 1838, and buried in a mass grave close by, later the same year.

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KwaMatiwane

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7 June 2013

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28°25'36.001"S, 31°16'13.001"E

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5.3 millimetre

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