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1. [ZA] Re: [ZA] Searching for PLATZÖDER, PLATZOEDER [1]
Hello Shane Have you tried searching our National Archives at: www.national.archives.gov.za ? kind regards Heather Heather's South African Genealogy Help List www.genealogy.co.za Join the Cape Town Family History Society genealogy@iafrica.co.za To Join the South African-British Immigrants Mailing List please send an email to SOUTH-AFRICA-IMMIGRANTS-BRITISH-L-request@rootsweb.com and type the word "subscribe" in the Subject line ----- Original Message ----- From: "Shane Edgar" To:
2. Re: [ZA] Home Affairs South Africa (was deBeer) [1]
Hi Elizabeth I have been looking on the NAAIRS website to try and find your man but there are thousands of Lee's so if you have are patient with me I will try and find some info for you during the day. Regards Helen >>> missusliz@yahoo.com 06/19/03 04:50PM >>> Thank you Helen for the tip. I went to the website, but I am afraid I don't understand what purpose it serves. I found abstracts discussing the different services, but am I correct in assuming there is no actual census information, etc. to access
3. [ZA] HENWICK [1]
Hello everybody I am trying to trace more details on Fred (presumably Frederick) HENWICK that settled in the Albany district. He married a Christina DENNIS *9 Sep 1825, +9 Aug 1924 aged 98 yrs 11 mths. I have nothing on Fred, except the knowledge that maybe he hailed from Carrickfergus, Ireland. As far as I am aware, there was only one child born out of this marriage, my GGrandfather and his details are listed below. I would appreciate any pointers so that I could further my research. Microfilm #1560
4. [ZA] English death certs [1]
Thanks everyone for the information. It has all been very useful. Fiona In a message dated 04/06/03 10:01:02 GMT Daylight Time, SOUTH-AFRICA-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > Can anyone tell me if it is usual for someone who had lived in South Africa > > but died in England to have an English Death certificate and a South African > > Death notice. This was in 1959. > I have someone who was born in Scotland, moved to South Africa where he was > married he returned to England (date unknown) where he
5. Re: [ZA] Karen Carter [1]
Hi Dennis I'm sure Karen sent her new address to the list....see you also have a new address?? Here is Karen's address kymkaelty@absamail.co.za Take care Tessa ----- Original Message ----- From: Dennis Pretorius To: Sent: Saturday, June 28, 2003 10:51 AM Subject: [ZA] Karen Carter Hallo All Karen Carter worked for Nestle and have since left - I do not have a new contact e-mail address for her. Can someone please let me know what her new e-mail
6. RE: [ZA] African Mirror No. 1310 [1]
G'day Becky, A far distant cousin of mine Donna Maria Kirkpatrick (n times removed) was married to a Spanish Count de Monttijo and had a daughter Eugenie Marie de Guzman. Eugenie married Napolean III and became Empress Eugenie. It was their only child, Napolean IV, who was killed by the Zulus. The following is a short bio on Napolean III and Empress Eugenie's son. "Napoleon Eugene Louis Jean Joseph, the Prince Imperial of France, was born at the Tuileries, Paris, on 16th March, 1856, in what was the most
7. RE: [ZA] Staines and Diesel [1]
Paxie Would love to know more about this family? Regards Tanya -----Original Message----- From: Paxie Kelsey [mailto:paxie@global.co.za] Sent: Friday, 13 June 2003 4:17 AM To: SOUTH-AFRICA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [ZA] Staines and Diesel Oh wow - Becky - William Wild was Sarah May's brother - he was apparently the rugby player who got "kicked to death"........... Have to wait for weekend for more research here! p ----- Original Message ----- From: "Becky Horne" To:
8. Re: [ZA] RE: Platzoeder [1]
Hi Shane As others have already told you, this reference relates to a divorce. Usually included in the file are dates of birth of the respondents, date of marriage, and names and ages of any minor children of the marriage. If this info is of interest to you, I would suggest that you request someone to draw the file for you in Pretoria, and extract the relevant info. Regards Adrian Durban, South Africa ----- Original Message ----- From: Shane Edgar To:
9. Re: [ZA] BURMAN [1]
Hi Debbie There is a page of information in Vol 3 of British Settlers in Natal by Shelagh O'Byrne Spencer (p. 91). If you are unable to obtain a copy to view at your local library, let me know and I will scan it for you and send it to you of list. You will also find information regarding the deceased estates of the children, on www.national.archives.gov.za. Once you have traced members in whom you are interested, you will need to ask someone to draw the relevant files at Pietermaritzburg. Regards Adri
10. Re: [ZA] Roots in South Africa [1]
Sincere apologies everyone but this should not have gone to the list - thanks Heather Heather's South African Genealogy Help List www.genealogy.co.za Join the Cape Town Family History Society genealogy@iafrica.co.za 1849 Cape Almanac now on CD www.genealogy.co.za/almanac.html To Join the South African-British Immigrants Mailing List please send an email to SOUTH-AFRICA-IMMIGRANTS-BRITISH-L-request@rootsweb.com and type the word "subscribe" in the Subject line ----- Original Message ----- From: "Heather
11. [ZA] Miles family [1]
Becky, Many thanks for your time. I had thought Samuel and Reuban were brothers but they were father and son - there are so many of them it is quite difficult to keep track of them. Once again many thanks Danielle Hi Danielle I think this is the line that you are looking for? a1. Robert MILES X Ann DICKS (progenitor) b2. Samuel MILES (1812-1918) X Mary Ann HOBBS (1825-1920) c1. Ellen X Stephen DELL c2. Walter X Emma PURDON c3. Adolphus X Millicent DELL c4. Margaret X Sam PURDON c5. Reuben X Rosetta BA
12. Re: [ZA] African Mirror No. 1310 [1]
The Prince Imperial was Napolion Eugene Louis Bonaparte, only son of Napolion III, Emperor of the French, 1952-1870. The Prince Imperial was a member of the British Army in the Zulu War. Napolion III lived in England after the Franco-Prussian War and died in Chislehurst, Kent after two years; he was subsequently re-interred at Farnborough in 1888. (Source: Barry Jones, Dictionary of World Biography, Melbourne, 1998.) On Sunday, June 1, 2003, at 01:40 AM, Becky Horne wrote (snip): > > Found this
13. [ZA] FYI : Forthnighly Radio Talk on Family History & Community History [1]
Hi List Participants A member, Ebrahiem RHODA of the Strand [ formerly Mostert's Bay] of the Cape [Slave] Family Research[ers] Forum, is a leading guest on a forthnightly RADIO TALK on FAMILY HISTORY & COMMUNITY HISTORY programme. Tune into this Cape Historical programme on every 2nd/alternate Tuesday evening from 20h00-21h00 at Radio 'Voice of the Cape' - FM 100.4 . Kammie Cape Town, RSA ----- Original Message ----- From: news@vocfm.com To: Kammie Sent: Monday, April 28, 2003 7:14 PM Subject: Voice of
14. Re: [ZA] deBeer [1]
Thanks you so much for being so helpful Ted Jan
15. [ZA] Fw: JEANNIE M. BOGGIE [1]
Hi Listers, I can do look ups in Jeannie M. Boggie's book "First Steps In Civilizing Rhodesia" an account of trekking from Cape Town via the strenous climb up Mitchells Pass. names mentioned Beaufort West, Kuruman, Orange River and Vaal river and several other places.. The book opens with Mr and Mrs Moffat, and also Mrs Livingstone, SYKES HELMORE PRICE EVAN MORGAN THOMAS BALDWIN the hunter CAWOOD AND HULLEY TREK MRS CLOETE COCKIN COILLARD BOWEN REES BLOCKLEY MURRAY AND OSWELL STUTTAFORD
16. RE: [ZA] JEANNIE M. BOGGIE [1]
Hi Yvonne, I'm presuming NIEKERK is actually Van Niekerk? If so , yes, I would like info on this entry. Thanks Deborah. -----Original Message----- From: yvonne siggery [mailto:yvonne@home22355.fsnet.co.uk] Sent: 15 June, 2003 11:17 PM To: SOUTH-AFRICA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Fw: [ZA] JEANNIE M. BOGGIE > Sorry I left out Surnames starting with M. > Herewith M, N, O, P. > > Mackenzie Bishop > Mack > MACREA DR > MANSON SIR PATRICK > MARMAN > > MARE > MASONDA > MAUCH > MAUND > MCINTOSH > MCMASTER > MERW
17. Re: [ZA] deBeer [1]
The way I read this string, Jan's initial attempt was a direct approach to the BMD Registry in Harare, resulting in the disappearance of her money without anything in return. Bad move. Zimbabwe is, and has been for some time, a kleptocracy, that is, a state governed by thieves. Unless the applicant is standing at the counter and doesn't hand over the money until the quid pro quo is received, th money will be stolen. (Even then, whether it finds its way into the coffers is doubtful). Mind you, tha
18. [ZA] Bernie Cramer [1]
Sorry to send to the list but I sent stuff to Bernie last week and have heard absolutely nothing from him, nor seen anything on the list from him. Does anyone know what is going on? Regards, David Bossenger
19. Re: [ZA] I need to find a researcher in S. Africa [1]
De Beer hunters, keep trying. I just looked them up in the Pretoria telephone directory thinking I would count them, but I was astounded to find they took up nearly 7 columns of names so I gave up. Surely someone, somewhere and at sometime has researched that great family, beginning possibly with the famous mining magnates of that name. Where is our South African History on this? Ralph. ----- Original Message ----- From: Janice Pickett To: SOUTH-AFRICA-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Saturday, June 28, 20
20. Re: [ZA] deBeer [1]
Hi Andrew and all Yes I made a direct contact to BMD. I wish I had known better. Thanks for the contact Rex I will take that path. Sorry Liz just logged on and read your message. I wasn't ignoring you. When I am awake you guys are asleep. LOL Jan ----- Original Message ----- From: "Andrew Rodger" To: Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2003 10:14 AM Subject: Re: [ZA] deBeer > The way I read this string, Jan's initial attempt was a direct approach > to the BM
21. Re: [ZA] Childrens Friend Society - GRIFFIN [1]
Hi Deborah, I have Ann (Annie/"Big Auntie") DRIVER born 19 Mar 1826 and baptised at Peddie 2 Oct 1850, married to Charles (Chas) Carter GRIFFIN. She died 8 Feb 1916. My great-grandfather mentioned in his memoir that there was no issue but I have not confirmed this. I would appreciate any further information as well. Thanks, Julie http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jdriver I use Archive CD Books in my research http://www.archivecdbooks.org Researching: BOWKER, Lancashire ENG->ZAF (1700-1820)
22. Re: [ZA] Watson [1]
Hi Friends, Any info about Charles John Grifith WATSON b. abt 1850? married 25 mar 1872 Hopetown to Susan Mary ABBOTT Children: Alan, Colin, Alice and Ethel What about Robert ABBOTT b. abt. 1860? married Secial license 20 Jan 1881 to Anna Elizabeth or Annie Eliza? ABBOTT Sincerely, Henry ABBOTT
23. RE: [ZA] Unsubscribe [1]
To whom it may concern Could you please take me off the ZA List -----Original Message----- From: Ann [mailto:ann.smythe@mantiscollection.com] Sent: Monday, June 02, 2003 4:21 PM To: SOUTH-AFRICA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [ZA] Alicedale Is there anyone who could possibly look this up for me, although I fear there might be too much to transcribe, so even the gist of it would be useful. I live in Alicedale now, and can't imagine why Prince George would want to visit - apart from the fact that the train ran t
24. [ZA] Re: Platzoeder [1]
Hi Adrian, That is exactly the kind of information that I need. I'm still looking into how to find somebody to make the copies of the record and to find out how much it will cost. Thanks. Shane ************************************************************************************ < Hi Shane As others have already told you, this reference relates to a divorce. Usually included in the file are dates of birth of the respondents, date of marriage, and names and ages of any minor children of
25. re: Fw: [ZA-IB] Fw: [ZA] JEANNIE M. BOGGIE [1]
Hi I have been looking for my grandfather for over 5 years now and haven't had any luck in finding him. My grandfather will properly be dead by now as he will be 106yrs old. I would love to know where he has died or even been buried. So I may beable to see the grave and give a picture for the sake of my mother whom is not well. My mother has been talking about him in her illness and will love to put it to peace of mind for her. Can anyone help me ? His name is:- Nathaniel Taylor Watson Date of bir
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