| Bradford (1990) |
Interview with Daniel van Rooyen, University of the Witwatersrand African Studies Institute Oral History Project (1989) |
1989 (recalling 1920s-1940s) |
Tenant's recollection of conditions on Lazarus's farm and the price of a person. |
| Budlender (1984) |
African Studies Institute Oral History project interviews (former labour tenants, incl. Schweizer-Reineke district) |
early-to-mid 20th century recollections (c. 1920s onwards) |
Testimony of former labour tenants that tractors and threshing machines displaced tenants and forced sale of cattle. |
| Keegan (1985) |
Oral History Project interviews, African Studies Institute, University of the Witwatersrand (1979-1984) |
1979-1984 (recalling c.1905-1930s) |
Informants' memories supply evidence on goat sales, third-share sharecropping, land purchases (Mogopa), and the social decline of sharecroppers. |
| Keegan (1986) |
Oral History Project, African Studies Institute, University of the Witwatersrand |
oral evidence on post-World War I rural change |
Basis for claims about the coexistence of different tenancy types and the declining options of black households. |
| Murray (1987) |
Wits Oral History Project material used by Keegan |
not specified |
Incorporated by Keegan into the rewritten thesis as 'fascinating material' on rural transformation. |
| Schirmer (1994) |
African Studies Institute Oral History Project, Tape 46 A/B, Interview with Kotana Stefaans Modipa, 1979 |
1979 |
Supports description of Boomplaats irrigation and farming. |
| Schirmer (1995) |
African Studies Institute Oral History Project interview with T. R. Molotsi |
n.d. |
Quoted to show African rejection of white land claims. |