• Kampung Jenderam Hulu (1870-an)
• Kampung Jenderam Hulu: 1930-an

SAMBUNGAN DARI: Kampung Jenderam Hulu: 1930-an.

“Sejak sebelum Perang Dunia Kedua, kawasan kampung ini kebanyakannya telah dijadikan tanah milikan, ditanam dengan pokok getah, padi dan buah-buahan. Luasnya kawasan milikan tiap-tiap satu keluarga lebih kurang 4 hingga 10 ekar. Pokok getah ditanam di kawasan tinggi dan di lereng-lereng bukit di sebelah timur. Manakala padi pula ditanam di kedua-dua belah kawasan Sungai Jenderam, iaitu kawasan tanah pamah di sebelah barat. Sungai Jenderam, salah sebuah ranting sungai Langat yang mengalir di tengah-tengah kawasan ini telah diluruskan dan tiga (3) buah empangan telah dibina untuk mengadakan sistem tali air yang teratur bagi memudahkan penanaman padi sawah di kawasan ini.” (“Dipetik dan diubah suai daripada Mohd. Nor bin Mohd. Amin, 1977/1978, Jenderam Korban Dharurat 1948-1958, Kajian Ilmiah Jabatan Sejarah, Universiti Malaya Kuala Lumpur (tidak diterbitkan)”: Discovery Research Consultant Management Sdn Bhd, b/p Unit Perancang Ekonomi Negeri (UPEN) Selangor, 2007: Koleksi Cerita Asal Usul dan Sejarah Daerah Sepang, hlm.29).

“Rumah-rumah perkampungan di sini kebanyakannya didirikan di tanah milik sendiri. Pokok buah-buahan banyak ditanam di kawasan tepi rumah. Daripada persimpangan jalan Jenderam ke Dengkil, lebih kurang 3 batu di sebelah timur di lereng Bukit Tunggul, tanah-tanah di kawasan ini telah dijadikan kawasan tanah pinggir dan dimiliki oleh orang-orang kampung di sini. Tanah-ranah ini pada asalnya telah dibersihkan oleh setinggan-setinggan Cina sejak tahun 1947 lagi. Boleh dikatakan lebih daripada 80 peratus penduduk di kampung ini terdiri daripada orang-orang Melayu berketurunan Minangkabau, Sumatera. Selebihnya terdiri daripada orang Cina dan sedikit orang India. Kaum Cina yang tinggal di sini sebelum tahun 1951, menduduki tanah Kerajaan tanpa kelulusan. Mereka bertani dengan menanam sayur dan berternak. Ada juga di antara mereka yang berniaga.” (“Dipetik dan diubah suai daripada Mohd. Nor bin Mohd. Amin, 1977/1978, Jenderam Korban Dharurat 1948-1958, Kajian Ilmiah Jabatan Sejarah, Universiti Malaya Kuala Lumpur (tidak diterbitkan)”: Discovery Research Consultant Management Sdn Bhd, b/p Unit Perancang Ekonomi Negeri (UPEN) Selangor, 2007: Koleksi Cerita Asal Usul dan Sejarah Daerah Sepang, hlm.30).

“Since the liberation. Selangor's travelling dispensaries have covered thousands of miles to treat innumerable patients. Five travelling dispensaries, operating under the Selangor Medical and Health Department, tour Kuala Lumpur and outskirts. Among the places visited by these dispensaries are Meru, Kapar, Batu Tiga, Pulau Ketam, Telok Jengaram, Bukit Cheggang, Sungei Sembilang, Jeram, Bukit Ijok. Sungei Buloh. Klanang, Simpang Morib, Batu Laut, Kerling, Klumpang. Keriang, Ulu Bernam, Beranang Ulu Yam Bahru, Batang Kali, Serendah. Kundang, Kuang, Sungei Merab, Jenderam, Denkil, Bangi, Bukit Raya Kampong, Sungei Serai, Dusun Tua, Kuala Ponsum Electric Power Station, Kuala Lui, Sungei Ramul, Puchong, Kachau and the Kuala Selangor area.” (The Straits Times, 14 November 1946, Page 3: |"Travelling Dispensaries").

• Arkib Negara 1970/0002979W, 10/10/1947: |"APPLICATION FROM ISMAIL BIN SAID, MALAY SCHOOL, SG. JENDERAM FOR PERMISSION TO PURCHASE LAND".

• Arkib Negara 1957/0298522W, 07/12/1949: |"APPLICATION FROM CHE HALIMAH BINTI HAJI ABDULLAH, MALAY SCHOOL TEACHER, SUNGEI JENDERAM, FOR PERMISSION TO PURCHASE ONE ACRES OF PADI LAND IN THE MUKIM OF KAJANG".

Arkib Negara 1970/0004073W, 05/01/1948: |"SUNGAI JENDERAM".

“The Selangor Boy Scouts Commissioner. Mr. D. G. Muir, accompanied by the Assistant District Commissioner, Che Ali bin Mohamed on Sunday inspected the Malay scouts in the Ulu Langat District at the Malay School, Kajang. The troops were well represented, scouts having cycled from Beranang and Sungkai Jenderam. Mr. Muir was received by Group Scoutmasters, Mohamed Sari bin Hassan and Musa bin T. Muda. Owing to rain the rally was held indoors: After the rally, which was followed by an inspection of scouts and guides, the visitors were entertained with Malay songs and dances. The Kajang High School, troop and patrol leaders, who were guests, rendered two popular scout songs. The Kajang Malay Guides served tea and cakes made by them.” (Malaya Tribune, 8 May 1948, Page 5: |"MALAYAN NEWSBRIEFS").

“Rain in the past three days has caused the flooding of three trunk roads in Selangor and the lower areas of Sentul. Some rivers have overflowed their banks and many houses have been under water. Flood waters in most areas are now subsiding. The road between Rawang and Kuala Selangor was flooded to a depth of two feet between the 34th and the 36th mile at noon today. Flooding is also reported at the main road between Kajang and Jenderam and between Tanjong Karang and Kuala Selangor.” (The Straits Times, 14 October 1949, Page 6: |"Heavy Floods In Selangor").