Source: Albany Museum, Grahamstown, "The British Settlers of 1820 Landing in Algoa Bay", by Thomas Baines, May 9th, 1853.

Thomas Bruton; Albany Museum, Grahamstown

Charlotte Bruton; Albany Museum, Grahamstown

Christopher Thornhill ; Albany Museum, Grahamstown

Thornhill's Farmstead "The Settler's Handbook" - Nash - Port Alfred Museum,.

Index to Settler Locations Source: Port Alfred Museum

The Bruton's were not allocated land - Thomas was a Blacksmith - brought to the colony by Christopher Thornhill

Port Alfred Museum display of Settler Locations

The 1820 Settler Location Display atPort Alfred Museum

The Toposcope - Bathurst

The Toposcope Bathurst - Tablet wording

The Toposcope Bathurst - Tablet

The Toposcope Bathurst

The Toposcope - facing towards where Thornhill's Party was located

The Direction of the location of Thornhill's Party - facing towards the area between the Kowie and Sir Rufane's River

The plaque marking the direction of the location of Thornhill's Party from the Toposcope

Direction of location of Thornhill's Party

A Toposcope view over the lands designated to Christopher Thornhill

Ivory broach belonging to grandmother of Phoebe Sophia Bruton i.e. Charlotte Bruton, now (2004) in the possession of Maryna Hutchison, Grand daughter of Phoebe Sophia.