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1. Destroying of book of KLOPPER Family [1]
The young generation feels nothing about family history and it is bad. Today I discover a book of the KLOPPER family at my sisters sons home, he is busy tearing out the picture to decoupage is cupboard and he by the book at the library for R1.00. In front of the book in writing stands Johannes Jacobus Kloppers 7.2.1907 6 Generation Spring 20.10.1972. Book was printed in May. I took the book home to see if there is no BREDENKAMP who married a KLOPPER. The books is going back to him and my heart in pain becau
2. Gasa trek [1]
The best available book to consult is "Many treks made Rhodesia" or the original book which is an afrikaans version "Die Pioniertrekke na Gazaland", by S P Olivier. In short, the Gazaland trek consisted of 8 different treks, namely Moodie (First) Moolman-Webster (1893) Edenburg (1894) Martin (1894, 1895) Du Plessis (1895) Kruger-Bekker (1895) Mynhardt-Utrecht (1894) Henry-Steyn (1895) The book should be available in your library. Herman du Plooy
3. Nuwejaarsrivier: near Elim [1]
Thanks April. Thats a really big help! Your location of the Nuwejaarsrivier near Elim fits the known facts, and I can now narrow down the location of the Thys Lourens farm Vogelstruiskraal. I see you say this river is near Wolvergat. I am still looking for the Van Schalkwyk family farm dating back to 1761 called Donkerhoek. It must also be in the Western Cape, perhaps Swellendam district. If you come across that name please let me know. Many thanks indeed. Kind Regards, Roy Lourens
4. Re: Vosloo [1]
Hello Mansell Some while ago you resonded to a question from me about the Vosloo family. I enclose a copy of part of your response. You referred to a book about the Vosloo family commissioned by "a prominent member of the Vosloof family" Has this book been published? Do you have any more information now about Vosloo and his doings in the early Cape? Please respond either on list or off list - I have asked a similar question on the list but somehow got terribly confused with you and Ken Markham, why I do
5. VINEER [1]
Good Morning List, I am trying to locate the South African branch of my family. I know my grandmother lived in Johannesburg as a young child and her father returned later to visit his brother. Any chance some kind soul might check the white pages? I too found that they aren't listed on the internet. Richard (Reginald?) Henry Vineer (b 1879) married Letha Carrie Moon Children: Letha Dora (b 1902) Norman Reginald (b 1903) Raymond Cecil (b 1906) Florence Phyllis
6. Listowner Suggestion [1]
Hi All, I would like to make a suggestion if I may, which is that we all attempt to keep the list archive as unclogged and as user friendly as possible. To this end I would like to suggest that we don't send thank you messages to the list address but rather address these directly to the subscriber who we want to thank, off list. A case in point, and I am not singling any individual our for criticism, is the recent spate of messages thanking Neill Fourie for the very helpful list of Archive email addr
7. nei of is dit ja [1]
Ek was nog altyd onder die indruk dat "nei" Engels was vir "nooiensvan". Nou lees ek in die Staatskoerant van "Hester Gericke, nei Faber, gebore Eilers". Help 'n bietjie. By voorbaat dank, Erol Gericke.
8. RE: Familia [1]
Hi Listers, Would someone one the list please tell me how to subscribe to Familia? Thanks, Gerold Whittaker. -----Original Message----- From: Eileen & Marty Russell [mailto:martruss@iafrica.com] Sent: 08 January 2000 04:08 To: SOUTH-AFRICA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Familia Hi, Just received the latest "Familia" which owes much to the people who subscribe to this List. Now we know what makes Mansell tick and Conrod's written an article on Genealogy and the Internet encouraging people to not get left behind
9. Phinolophin/vanOllefen/Williams [1]
I make an amendment to my previous message as I made an error in the birth date. Unfortunately I have had no response to my enquiry, but I keep hoping! I am researching the origin of my great grandmother, ADRIANA PHINOLOPHIN (possibly VAN OLLEFEN or FENOLLIFAN or anything similar??) John WILLIAMS, (my g/grandfather) and Adriana PHINOLOPHIN (my g/grandmother) date of birth and place of birth unknown. John WILLIAMS, (my grandfather) date of birth c. 1850 (according to his death certificate in Victoria,
10. Sparks of SA [1]
Hi all I am researching the Sparks family of Suffolk, England, and South Africa, my 1st cousin 4 times removed, David Sparks born 1828 at Elmsett, Suffolk, England, emigrated to Durban in 1850, he arrived D'Urban in January 1850 aboard the 'Bellengeigh' after voyage of 3-4 months. Worked at Kennedy Mill as a sugar boiler for 2/6 per day. Ex Newspaper cutting - 'Ship of __ Tons, Leddell master, from London. Left Gravesend on 17th and the Downs on the 19 May 1950, arriving of Port Natal on 26th July. The fo
11. Re: Destroying of book of KLOPPER Family [1]
Dear Marthie, Before you hand the book back, can't you arrange to have the pages scanned or photocopied? Gerda Subject: Destroying of book of KLOPPER Family >The young generation feels nothing about family history and it is bad. >Today I discover a book of the KLOPPER family at my sisters sons home, he is >busy tearing out the picture to decoupage is cupboard and he by the book at >the library for R1.00. >In front of the book in writing stands Johannes Jacobus Kloppers 7.2.1907 6 >Generation Spring 2
12. Re: Chipinga, Rhodesia [1]
I have relatives who are quite well versed with the history of Chipinge. Can you perhaps let me know a little more of your requirements, and I will do some asking. No garantees. Ted Daniel ----- Original Message ----- From: David Barlow To: Sent: Thursday, January 20, 2000 9:55 PM Subject: Re: Chipinga, Rhodesia > It is now called Chipinge, according to a recent Road Atlas. > > David Barlow > Melbourne, Australia > ----- Original Message ----- > From
13. immigration to SA 1878 [1]
Does anyone know of a SCOTT family that immigrated to South Africa about 1878? Where would I look for ships' lists and names of passengers at this time? Thanks in advance - Pat Trimming
14. Re: Church of England [1]
Dear Neville, These records are held in Kimberley, at the Diocesan Office, P.O. Box 45, Kimberley, 8300, South Africa. I do not have the email address to hand, but will communicate it to you soon. There were several parishes in Kimberley. Do you have dates etc? Regards David Morris -----Original Message----- From: Neville Martin To: SOUTH-AFRICA-L@rootsweb.com Date: Tuesday, January 11, 2000 9:45 AM Subject: Church of England >Would anyone on the list
15. Re: E-Mail addresses for South African Archives [1]
Neill You are a star! Thanks. Nellie Loots PIETERSBURG 0700 ---------- > From: Neill Fourie > To: SOUTH-AFRICA-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: E-Mail addresses for South African Archives > Date: 26 January 2000 09:56 > > A short while ago i saw that people were asking for various e-mail addresses from the Archives in South Africa. > > Herewith the list as received from the archives. The list was given to me today from the staff at the archives. > > NATIONAL ARCHIVES > > arg0
16. RE: Directory look-ups [1]
there are more than 10 H BOTHA'S in Alberton. if you have any street address it would be great. there is also not a D GILMORE listed in Vereeniging according to the directory services. only GILCHRIST. sorry! if you have more information i can try again for you. liesl barnardt pretoria -----Original Message----- From: Neville Martin [mailto:nmartin@primus.com.au] Sent: Tuesday, January 11, 2000 9:47 AM To: SOUTH-AFRICA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Directory look-ups Would someone be so kind as to check the fo
17. Re: Morse-Jones books [1]
I have all the Lower Albany Chronicles & the following information is from the respective volume : Part One 1806 -1825 31.8.1822 George Clayton had been married 31.8.1823 George Clayton was recorded as receiving 7/6d in relief, which he also had to deny 13.10.1823 Gerge Clayton's house was destroyed & his corn & clothing lost. ( The
18. da Fonseca in Kimberley [1]
Is there a record of the residents in Kimberely around 1870-1900 (probably around 1890)? I'm looking for Travers da Fonseca with wife(name unknown) Children (probably grown) Travers Sebastian (Bassy) Helena Alfred William Melina Thanks April Blakely
19. Who was John REID? [1]
Years ago Paul Jooste and his wife went on a walking trail between Oyster Bay and Cape St Francis. They came across a lonely grave. The inscription on the gravestone was difficult to read. Enquiries were made in Oyster Bay, but no one knew anything. This past December, the couple were in the area again and searched out the grave. With the help of a tube of toothpaste, they soon read the inscription: John REID, captain of the ship Cromartyshire", was from Glasgow, Scotland. He drowned, age 46, on 31 Au
20. Rhodesian Genealogy Pages... ... ... [1]
Mye Goodye Cosynes, I have finally started a set of Rhodesian Geneanology pages on my "TW" website. The purpose of these pages are to provide: 1. A clear set of addresses for such research. 2. A set of historical pages to digitally document the pioneers of this country. 3. A small place where articles such as either written texts or scanned pictures can be shared with others. 4. A place where special scanned photographs of around this country can be placed. Briefly, I int
21. Re: Dundee with Jones and BOWMAN graves [1]
Beverley and all else asking for Dundee information: The Telephone number is +27-34-2122121 The fax number is +27-34-2123856 Mark your fax for attention of Mrs L Minnie Dennis Message from: Dennis Pretorius Krugersdorp, South Africa Tel and Fax : 27-11-769-2400 Mobile Phone : 27-82-897-6197 Specialist Tour Operator www.angelfire.com/ks/krugersdorp/academytours.html E-mail address: Dennis.Pretorius@krugersdorp.org " Peace is not the silence when the war is ove
22. Re: DRC Cape Town Archives [1]
At 06:54 PM 01/03/2000 +0800, you wrote: >Hi Dennis, > >I see I have a note that the NGK in Cape Town have passed on their records to the Cape Archives. > >The address of the Cape Archives is: Private Bag X9025, Cape Town, 8000 > >Regards, >Roy Lourens Unless this has happened in the last month, this info is incorrect. I was at the DRC Archives in the first week of December, and no-one mentioned that they would be moving. When I started researching, some 3 years ago, the DRC records were at the Cape Archiv
23. Cape slaves [1]
Sent Sun 9 Jan 2000 Greetings All Some months ago, I watched the TV series, "Groep Sonder Grense" with great interest. In one episode, the late Prof Johan COMBRINK discussed the life and times of a Cape slave woman named Armozyn VAN DER KAAP and her brood of illegitimate children, which included (if I understood correctly) a Magdalena LEY. Can anyone tell me where I can find out more about Armozyn? If I've connected all the names and dates in the right order, Armozyn was my 7 times great-grandma! Best
24. DE LA REY [1]
I am looking for more information regarding Jacobus Hercules DE LA REY, born somewhere between 1845-1875. He was the son of Jan Daniel de la Rey (1827 George-1905 Krugersdorp, cousin of Genl Koos de la Rey) and Susanna Magdalena van Niekerk (b 1826 Uitenhage). I could not find a death notice for him in OFS or TVL. All I know about him is that he was a farmer, and his first wife was Jacomina Catharina Elizabeth WARDEN (1868 Richmond  1897 Barkley-west, OFS). She seems to have died during the birth of their
25. BDM in South Africa [1]
Hi I am new to this list, and know nothing about genealogical research in South Africa. I have just found ot that my g/g/grandparents, James DONNELLY and Ann McNAMARA, were married in South Africa, c1856. This information was obtained from the death certificate of my g/g/grandmother. The death certifcate states the place of marriage as Cape of Good Hope, South Africa, but I presume this to be Capetown. They had at least two children in South Africa (Capetown), and came to New Zealand c 1865. Is there a
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