General Notes

Moved to Argentina where his mother died.
http://iluvsa.blogspot.co.za/2009/08/argentinian-boers-oldest-boer-diaspora.html
http://www.sagenealogie.com/archives/2008/apr2008.pdf
The best one is; http://www.sagenealogie.com/archives/2014/nov2014.pdf

Between 1902 and 1907/08 about 600 to 650 Boer settlers came to Argentina.[4][5] These Boers were descendants of Dutch and French settlers of South Africa (also called Afrikaners). They came mostly from the Transvaal Province and Orange Free State. Most left South Africa following the Second Anglo-Boer War as many had lost their farms in the war or regarded themselves as Bittereinders who felt they could not live under a British government.[5]
To migrate to the Argentine Patagonia region, the settlers sent two representatives to Comodoro Rivadavia, Chubut Province, to manage the establishment of the new colony. They were greeted by Francisco Pietrobelli, with whom toured the region, and called for the government land.[6] They came on British cargo ships with bullock carts and the national government provided them mules and tents. The distribution of land was authorized by then President Julio Argentino Roca and the Minister of Agriculture, Wenceslao Escalante, who was honoured with the name of the colony and, later, the department where it is located