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From: Doug & Pat Frykberg <>
Subject: Re: [ZA] Church denominations in Robertson 1915-1925?
Date: Thu, 05 Sep 2002 15:19:07 +1200


There is of course Sophie Jewell (E not I) nurse who did such wonderful
things in Kimberley during the siege. And lived after that in Oudtshoorn as
matron of the Royal South West hospital Born in London daughter of H.
Jewell. Her history has been collected by the Jewish Archives in London
there is a photo of her in "women of South Africa 1913"
Pat
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From: Alta Roux <>
To: <>
Date: Thursday, 5 September 2002 07:28 AM
Subject: Re: [ZA] Church denominations in Robertson 1915-1925?


>Glen
>I am almost certain their home language was English.
>I have been trying to find this family for years. Recently I learnt that
>Horace Jewill was an immigrant, and I then checked the White pages,
>reasoning that all Jewills in SA would be his descendants, and I was right:
>only two Jewills in SA - his 80 yr old daughter-in-law, who doesn't know
>much about the family, and her only son, who knows even less! The other
>Jewill son died without children of his own. I managed to find the sons'
>dates of birth, but there were daughters, as well.
>Also, no DNs for the Jewills - I have been watching Adelbert's CDNI like a
>hawk.
>Alta
>
>> Hi Alta,
>> Welcome to the club.
>> Have been trying to find the same thing in regards to my wife's
>> Grandparents.
>> (G.dad L.R.Skelton Married "Unknown" Dutch Farm girl).
>> Depending on the Home language I suppose, they would then baptise the
>> children according?
>> Glen Cuyler
>
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