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congregation. Upon his release from his VOC contract, he sent for his wife and children, who joined him ten years after his departure from Holland. He purchased a portion of land and named it Pontac, after the feudal lord of the region of his origin in France, the Duke of Pontacq.
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The family name has experienced minor variation in spelling over the years. In modern times, the variations that dominate are Labuschagne and Labuscagne. Of the Labuscaigne family members in France, no other name-bearing descendants appear to have survived to the present age.
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The Labuschagne Family Union unveiled a memorial to commemorate the founding of the Labuschagne family at the Cape in 2011. The stone was laid at the Pontac Manor Hotel in Paarl. Upon change of ownership, the stone had to be moved in 2015 to its present location at the
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rebellion. The majority of the family left the Eastern Cape during the Great Trek, starting in 1836, and migrated to places in the
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Pontac manor, original property of Pierre Labuscaigne
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Index

la-buhs-kagh-nee
Lab-u-shane
Afrikaners


French Huguenots
Dutch East India Company
Cape of Good Hope
Drakenstein
Eastern Cape
Cradock
Slagtersnek
Transvaal
Free State
Huguenot Memorial Museum
Franschhoek
Barend Labuschagne
Cathlene Labuschagne
GĂ©rard Labuschagne
Micki Pistorius
Gerrie Labuschagné
Jaco Labuschagne
Jannes Labuschagne
Jeandre Labuschagne
Kim Labuschagne
Lappies Labuschagné
Leon Labuschagne
Les Labuschagne
Marco Labuschagné
Marnus Labuschagne

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