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Georgina Jeanette Booyzen (Boshoff) Documented 3 mentions	22 Sep 1932, Johannesburg	deceased	Fifth child. The Line
Anna Johanna Maria Booyzen (Vermaak) Documented 3 mentions	12 Oct 1930	deceased	Fourth child. The Line
Petrus Jacobus Booijsen of 1889 Documented 3 mentions	21 Jun 1889	—	Baptised at Rustenburg in 1889, son of Petrus Jacobus Booijsen and Anna Catharina Sofia Benadi. The fifth Petrus Jacobus, and the name has now run five generations without a break. The Rustenburg register Namesakes
Ockert Johannes Stefanus Booysen of 1894 Documented 3 mentions	16 May 1894	—	Baptised at Rustenburg on 4 November 1894, son of Petrus Jakobus Booysen and Anna Catharina Sophia Benadie — named for his uncle, who was named for HIS mother’s father, Ocken Johannes Oliefier of the district of Cradock. Three generations of a name that came into this family with one marriage. The Rustenburg register Namesakes
Catherine Maria Sophia “Kathleen” Barry also written Booyzen, Catherine M.S. (1940 burial register) Documented 13 mentions	1859	1940, Johannesburg — buried 6 Sep, New Cemetery, grave 9760	His wife, married 22 Dec 1879. Recorded at her death as a Military Pensioner. Buried on 6 SEPTEMBER 1940 at the City of Johannesburg NEW CEMETERY — Brixton — aged 82, in the DUTCH REFORMED section, GRAVE 9760. An Irishman’s daughter out of Barkly East, in the Dutch Reformed ground on the Rand. Grave 9760 The Barrys The Women
Cornelia Herculena Petronella Barry Inferred 3 mentions	—	21 Dec 1909, Cherryville, Barkly East	Of CHERRYVILLE, Barkly East — a third named Barry farm, after Manorowen and Jerpoint. FROM THE INDEX. The Barrys The Women The Register
Dorothea Regina Barry Documented	—	—	Named on the 1915 death notice. A NIECE OF THE SAME NAME was baptised at Slang River on 3 April 1892 — daughter of her brother Hendrik Nicholaas and Anna Johanna Maria Schoeman — so the two have to be kept apart. The Barrys The Documents The Namesakes
Ellen Hendrika Barry Inferred 3 mentions	8 Dec 1899	—	Baptised 6 June 1900, daughter of Hendrik Nicholaas Barry and Anna Johanna Maria Schoeman. FROM THE INDEX. The Register
Fred J. Barry Open 7 mentions	—	—	Cape Rebel, plaasboer of Ivanhoe, district Barkly East / Wodehouse, tried June 1901 — the same month as Schoeman of Caerlaverock. Relationship to this family unproven; the middle initial does not match Frederick Fortunatus. The Rebels
Frederick Fortunatus Barry Documented 8 mentions	—	—	Carries the Kolbe given name Fortunatus. The Kolbes The Women
George Augustus Barry Documented 5 mentions	—	—	NEW. Named on his father's 1915 death notice and nowhere else this archive has looked. He carries his grandfather George Augustus Kolbe's names entire. The Documents The Kolbes Namesakes
Harriet Louisa Barry Inferred 8 mentions	1894	7 Sep 1912, Barkly East	Of MANOROWEN, Barkly East district — the farm where Richard Peter Barry signed his mother’s death notice in 1915. Dead at eighteen. FROM THE INDEX. The Barrys The Women The Register
Hendrik Nicholaas Barry Documented 10 mentions	—	—	Married Anna Johanna Maria Schoeman. The second Barry–Schoeman link. The Cousin Marriage The Documents
James Henry Barry Documented 7 mentions	c. 1847	23 Jun 1939, Barkly East	Named on the 1915 death notice, which he swore himself. The index now dates him: born about 1847, dead at Barkly East on 23 June 1939, having outlived his father by thirty-six years. The Barrys The Rebels The Register
John Barry Open	1796	1853	One profile holding two men — a Yorkshire farmer of Bilsdale and a man who died at de Bruins Poort in the Cape. Unresolved. Disputed The Barrys Open Questions
John Gerson Eliazer Barry Inferred 3 mentions	1893	8 Mar 1941, Barkly East	Married Elizabeth Johanna Magdalena Botha. FROM THE INDEX. The Barrys The Register
Kathleen Mary Barry Documented 7 mentions	—	—	Named on the 1915 death notice. The Barrys
Margarietha Wilhelmina Elizabeth Barry Documented 11 mentions	1880	1961	Her 1961 pension is ordinary, not military — the archive checked. The Documents The Women
Richard Peter Barry Documented 12 mentions	—	—	Kathleen's brother. Signed his mother's 1915 death notice as "Son in whose house deceased died", at Manorowen, Barkly East. A Richard Peter Barry, plaasboer of Jerpoint, is on the Cape Rebel roll — same name, right region, identity not proven. The Rebels The Barrys The Documents
Richard Pieter Kolbe Barry Inferred 7 mentions	1899	—	CARRIES BOTH NAMES AT ONCE — Richard Pieter, for the Barry of Manorowen, and Kolbe, for the 1820 Settler family his great-grandmother married out of. Married Maria Magdalena Siebert. FROM THE INDEX; no image read. The Namesakes The Barrys The Register
Ruben Jacobus Hosea Barry Inferred 3 mentions	7 Oct 1888	—	Baptised at Dordrecht, 25 November 1888, son of Hendrik Nicholaas Barry and Anna Johanna Maria Schoeman — and named for his uncle Ruben Jacobus Josuah. The Schoeman name Ruben, given twice in two generations. FROM THE INDEX. The Namesakes The Register
Ruben Jacobus Josuah Barry Open 5 mentions	—	—	WITHDRAWN AS A SON, for the same reason as Dorothea Regina: the 1915 death notice, read entire, does not name him. The register holds a RUBEN JACOBUS HOSEA baptised at Dordrecht in 1888, a grandson. The Schoeman name Ruben does come into this family — one generation later than this archive said. The Documents What Was Taken Back
Theunis Christoffel Barry Inferred 3 mentions	1895, Barkly East	11 Jul 1963, East London	FROM THE INDEX. The Barrys The Register
Margaret Mary Bedford Documented 5 mentions	—	—	Born Barry, and on the 1915 notice as married to Tom Bedford. The tree carries a Margaretha Louisa Maria who married Thomas Bedford in 1875; the notice gives her as Margaret Mary, and the archive has not reconciled the two. The Documents The Women The Barrys
Magdelena Elisabeth de Beer also written Magdalena de Beer (1876) Documented 17 mentions	1754	1843	Wife of Gerthardus Lodewikus. Her 1754 birth is what dates him at all — and her name, beside his, is what the 1876 notice puts on the record. That matters because a 1793 Cape will names a different “Jan Booysen, married to the late Magdalena de Beer”: the pairing was never unique, and now this line’s version of it is documented. The Line The Documents The Women
Anna Catharina Sophia Benadie also written Benadi · Booysen Documented 3 mentions	—	—	His wife, named with him on two baptisms at Rustenburg, in 1889 and 1894. Both entries are index-only. The Rustenburg register The Women
Magdalena Susanna Maria van den Berg also written born Booyzen Documented 8 mentions	c. Aug 1860	1 May 1920, Vaalbank, district Lichtenburg	His daughter, and the first person in the western Transvaal this archive can attach to the line rather than merely set beside it. Her 1920 Sterfkennis — estate 44420, stamped Pretoria 16 August 1920 — names her parents as Jan Gerhardus Lodewicus Booyzen and Magdalena Susanna Maria, gives her age as 59 years 9 months, and lists seven children. Her son-in-law B. J. van den Berg signed it. The Documents The Women The Atlas
Anna Eliezabet Booijsen Documented 4 mentions	—	—	Fourth on the 1876 notice. The Documents The Women
Anna Johanna Maria Booijsen Documented 3 mentions	—	—	Third of the seven children on the 1891 Sterfkennis, of age by then and not traced since. She is not the Anna Catharina Grobelaar of the 1908 notice — the forenames do not agree — and this archive has not settled whether they are the same woman. The 1891 notices The Women
Anna Maria Booijsen Documented 4 mentions	—	—	Eighth and last on the 1876 notice, named for her mother Anna Maria van der Merwe. The Documents The Women
David Schalk Booijsen Documented 4 mentions	—	—	First on his father’s 1876 death notice, and a major. His nephew, born 1848, carries the same name — the two are told apart only by a generation. The Documents
Elesabettha Maria Cornelya Booijsen Documented 3 mentions	—	—	Fourth of the seven children on the 1891 Sterfkennis. Of age by 1891, and absent from her father's 1908 notice, which names only four children — so she probably died in between. The 1891 notices The Women
Eliezabet Cornelia Booijsen Documented 4 mentions	—	—	Sixth on the 1876 notice. The Documents The Women
Hendrik Stefanus Booijsen also written Hendrik Stephanus Booysen (1908) Documented 11 mentions	c. 1828, Graaff-Reinet	11 May 1908, Koedoesfontein, district Rustenburg	Seventh on the 1876 notice — and the man who signed it, four lines under his own name, beside the veldkornet. His own death notice, TAB estate 14380, names HIS mother as ELIZABETHA BOOYSEN, BORN VAN DER MERWE — which resolves this archive’s oldest “Serious” contradiction, because his father’s recorded wife Anna Maria van der Merwe died three years before he was born. A FARMER, “Dutch”, married twice — Anna Catharina Johanna Olivier, then Charlotta Elizabetha Dormehl — and married last at ZEERUST, in the district of Marico. He died in his son-in-law’s house. The Documents Disputed The Atlas
Hendrik Stefanus Nicolaas Booijsen also written Hendrick Stefanes Booijsen (1891) Documented 7 mentions	c. 31 Jan 1862, district Rustenburg	14 May 1891, Brakfontein, district Rustenburg	Dead at twenty-nine on his father's farm, FIVE DAYS AFTER HIS MOTHER, and unknown to this archive until his notice was read. Sterfkennis 6361: landbouwer, ongehuwd, movables only and not above £25, and line 3 names his parents — Hendrick Stefanus Booijsen and Anna Catrena gebooren Oliefier. He is the seventh child on his mother's list and the first Booysen this archive has documented as BORN in the Transvaal. The 1891 notices The Atlas
Jan Gerthardus Lodewikus Booijsen also written Jan Gerardus Lodewicus Booijzen (1885 estate) Documented 12 mentions	1818, district Graaff-Reinet	25 May 1885, Vaalbank, district Lichtenburg	Fifth on his father’s 1876 notice, and named for the man at the top of the line. HIS is the estate TAB MHG O/2899, which this archive had spent months attributing to his nephew of the same name born in 1855 — the Transvaal probate index gives him as the deceased, aged 67, born district Graaff-Reinet, died 25 May 1885 at Vaalbank in the district of Lichtenburg. His daughter Magdalena Susanna Maria died on the same farm in 1920, and her death notice names him. He is how this family reaches the western Transvaal. The Documents Sources The Atlas
Magdalena Johanna Booijsen Documented	—	—	Second on the 1876 notice, named for her mother Magdalena de Beer. A niece born 1853 carries the name again. The Documents The Women
Hendrik Stephanus Nicolaas Booyen also written the nephew Documented 5 mentions	4 Jan 1882, Rustenburg	8 Oct 1959, Kempton Park	Baptised at Rustenburg on 30 January 1882, son of Ockert Johannes Stephanus Booysen and Elisabetta Johanna Sophia Myburgh — and named for his uncle, who was then twenty and would be dead at Brakfontein before the boy turned ten. He outlived that uncle by sixty-eight years. The Rustenburg register Namesakes
Anna Catharina Booysen Documented 4 mentions	21 Sep 1842	bef. 1863	Baptised Graaff-Reinet, and absent from her mother's 1863 death notice — she died first. The Documents
Catharina Maria Sophia Booysen also written Catherine Mary Sophia Daschner Documented 9 mentions	22 Apr 1891	1946	Baptised at Barkly Oost 24 May 1891, entry 120, named for her mother entire, and fourteen when her father died at Indwe. She married Joseph Heinrich Daschner AT INDWE — the same village — and his 1942 death notice names her “born Booyzen”, with a z, in a Johannesburg typist’s hands. Eleven children, five of them carrying Booyzen and Barry forenames. She died in the Transvaal in 1946 — estate TAB MHG 3734/46, found only when this archive finally searched outside the Cape, and still to be read. The Documents The Women The Name What Was Searched
David Schalk Booysen Documented 5 mentions	9 Jun 1848	—	Fourth on the 1863 list. The Documents
Gerthardus Lodewikus Booysen · generation 7 also written Gerthardus Lödewikus Booijsen (1876) Documented 18 mentions	—	—	The top of the male line — and, since the 1876 Sterfkennis was read, no longer a name held up by the family tree alone. His son’s death notice names him and his wife in line 3. He still has no birth date, no death date, and no parents: the oldest open question on this site is about him. The Line The Documents Open Questions
Jacoba Catharina Booysen Documented 3 mentions	21 Sep 1857	—	Youngest on the 1863 list, five years old when her mother died. The Documents
Jacobus Nicholas Booysen also written Jacobus Nichols Booyzen Documented 6 mentions	bef. 1842	1923	The eldest of the eight children on the 1863 death notice, and the only one entered as a Major. Estate TAB MHG 52653 — he ended in the Transvaal. The Documents What Was Searched
Jan Gerhardus Lodewicus Booysen Documented 7 mentions	4 Dec 1855	—	Seventh on the 1863 list, and carries the name of the man at the top of the line. THIS ARCHIVE HAD HIM DYING IN 1885 AND HAS TAKEN IT BACK: estate TAB MHG O/2899 belongs to his uncle of the same name, born 1818, and the death date was never anything but the estate’s year read backwards onto the wrong man. Nothing is known about what became of him. The Documents What Was Searched Open Questions
Johanna Catharina Booysen Documented 6 mentions	15 May 1844, Brak Rivier	—	Second on the 1863 list, named for her mother — and now dated. The Dutch Reformed index gives her born 15 May 1844 and baptised at BRAK RIVIER on 4 August 1844, which is the farm her father was still on nineteen years later when her mother died there. The Documents The Register
Magdalena Johanna Francina Booysen Documented 3 mentions	16 Jul 1853	—	Sixth on the 1863 list. The Documents
Ockert Johannes Stephanus Booysen also written Ceker Johannes Stephanus Booÿsen (1869) · Okker Johannis Stephanus Booysen (1921) Documented 6 mentions	15 Sep 1852	16 Jan 1921, Klerksdorp	Signed his father’s 1908 death notice as “son of the deceased” — thirty-two years after his father had signed his own father’s at Brakfontein. Second of the seven children on his mother’s 1891 notice, and he carries HER father’s name: Ocken Johannes Oliefier. Confirmed at Rustenburg on 3 April 1869, the same day as his brother Petrus Jacobus. He died at Klerksdorp on 16 January 1921, aged 69 — a civil registration, which names no parents. The 1891 notices The Rustenburg register The Documents
Petrus Jacobus Booysen · generation 6 also written Petrus Jacobus Booijsen (1876) Documented	c. 21 Sep 1788, Graaff-Reinet	1 Sep 1876, district Rustenburg	Married at about seventeen; died a widower in the Transvaal, eighty-eight years old, on a farm called Brakfontein. His Sterfkennis — No. 678, written 14 September 1876 — is the oldest document about this family that this archive has read, it names his parents, and it lists eight children. Estate: NOTHING. “Niets nagelaten. Niets bekend.” The Line The Documents Sources
Petrus Jacobus Booysen · generation 5 also written Booyzen (1851 register), Booÿse, Bovysen Documented	10 May 1812, Graaff-Reinet	1884 (probate)	Farmer at Zevenfontein, Brak River. Signed his wife's 1863 death notice. Died fifteen years before the war. The Line The Documents The Name
Petrus Jacobus Booysen Documented	10 Sep 1839	—	Third child. Baptised Graaff-Reinet. The Documents
Catharina Willemina Levina Booyzen Documented 4 mentions	8 Feb 1909	—	Baptised at Indwe 22 September 1910, entry 12, entered ONECHT and GRATIS — the fee waived. Named for her godmother Catharina Willemina Levina Buitendag, who stood at both of her father’s children’s fonts. The Documents The Women
Catherine Mary Sophia Booyzen · generation 2 Documented 17 mentions	25 Mar 1929	25 Dec 2013, Johannesburg	Orphaned at eighteen. The hinge to the Lerena archive, and the starting point of this one. The Line Johannesburg Method
David Kolbe Booyzen Documented 6 mentions	—	—	Carries the Kolbe name three generations after the 1820 Settler. The Name Johannesburg
George Downing Mountjoy Booyzen · generation 3 Documented 18 mentions	1 Jun 1901, Cape Province	11 Dec 1947, Forest Hill	Buried West Park three days later. Boomkweker, then Clerk, South African Railways. Married his first cousin once removed. The Line The Cousin Marriage Johannesburg
Gerhardus Jacobus Booyzen Documented 4 mentions	15 May 1910	—	Youngest on his mother's 1943 notice. Baptised 10 July 1910, and named for his father — Gert is the short form of Gerhardus. The Documents The Namesakes
Gertrude Booyzen Documented 7 mentions	11 May 1947	11 May 1947	Six hours old, Turf Club Nursing Home. Entry 3920, a different hospital and a different cemetery. Two children, one year apart, on the same date. The Documents Johannesburg
Gertrude Elizabeth Booyzen Documented 8 mentions	11 May 1946	15 May 1946	Four days old, Queen Victoria Hospital. Entry 4256 — not the same child as the Gertrude of 1947. The Documents Johannesburg
Gertruida Alexandra Booyzen Documented 5 mentions	—	—	Daughter of Willem Hermanus and Kathleen Barry. The Documents
Henry James Booyzen Documented 10 mentions	—	—	Son of Willem Hermanus and Kathleen Barry. The Barrys The Cousin Marriage
Johanna Booyzen Documented 5 mentions	c. 20 Mar 1754, “this Colony”	16 Jun 1843, 28 Roze Street, Cape Town	NOT THIS FAMILY, and recorded here on purpose. Death notice 6167 — the oldest Booyzen estate paper in the Cape Master's series, and a generation older in form than anything else this archive has read. Widow of Charles du Plessis; one daughter, married to Benjamin Solomon; “no property whatever except a Bond amounting per balance to £15”. Line 3 answers “both dead”. She is here because she was born in 1754 and died in 1843 — the only two dates this archive has for Magdelena Elisabeth de Beer, both off the family tree with no source stated — and because somebody will one day find her and decide she is the same woman. She is not. Her name is not Magdelena, not Elisabeth, and not de Beer. The Documents Open Questions The Women
Johanna Catharina Booyzen Documented 6 mentions	20 Jun 1889	—	Baptised at Barkly Oost 15 Sep 1889 with both maternal grandparents standing as godparents — and on the facing page of the same register, the Mountjoy baptism three weeks later. The Documents
John Barry Booyzen Documented 11 mentions	c. 1884	—	Eldest son. Present at his father's death in 1905 and the informant — he signs Booyzen four lines under the clerk's Booysen. The Name The Documents Johannesburg
Margaretha Wilhelmina Elizabeth “Maggie” Booyzen Documented 4 mentions	14 Oct 1926	1966	Second child. Birth date corrected from 1 October on her mother’s 1944 death notice. The Line
Petrus Jacobus Booyzen also written Pieter Jacobus (1943 notice) Documented 10 mentions	29 Dec 1904	7 Jun 1937, Middelburg	Baptised in the Dutch Reformed register with a Z, son of Gert Jacobus Booyzen and Isabella Frederika Coetzee — the second marriage's line, at Middelburg, spelled Booyzen a year before the Indwe sheet. The Name Open Questions
Petrus Jacobus “Piet” Booyzen Documented 5 mentions	10 Jan 1934, Johannesburg	2003	Sixth child. The Line
Stephanus Francois Booyzen Documented 6 mentions	c. Oct 1874, Cape Province	14 May 1940, East Lynne, Pretoria	A son of the second marriage, and a MESSELAAR — a mason, like his half-brother Willem Hermanus at Indwe. His 1940 Sterfkennis was fetched because it should have named his mother; his widow wrote only “oorlede” for both parents. Married Beatrix Magdalena Catharina Boshoff at Mossel Bay; eleven children; left immovable property and a will. The Documents Open Questions
Tersia Booyzen Testimony 7 mentions	living	—	Recorded the name-change and Anglo-Boer War account on the MyHeritage tree, as told to her by her father. The Rebels The Name Sources
Willem Hermanus “William Henry” Booyzen · generation 4 also written Booysen (1905 clerk) Documented 8 mentions	4 May 1851, achter Sneeuberg	13 Sep 1905, Indwe	Farmer in 1879, mason in 1905. Died of an ulcer of the stomach after fourteen months — he was not shot by the British. The Line The Documents The Name The Rebels
Willem Hermanus “Willy” Booyzen Documented 5 mentions	15 Oct 1925	1996	Eldest of the Johannesburg family. The Line Johannesburg
Gerrit Jacobus Booÿsen also written Gert Jacobus Booyzen Documented 12 mentions	19 Jan 1870	—	The only child entered on his father's 1884 death notice, and born seven years after the first wife died — so a child of the second marriage. He married Isabella Frederika Coetsee at Middelburg on 23 March 1896, and his own son was baptised BOOYZEN, with a z, in 1904. The Documents Open Questions The Name
Beatrix Magdalena Catharina Boshoff Documented 3 mentions	—	—	His widow, who signed the 1940 death notice at Pretoria on 26 July 1940 — and who could not name her husband's parents. The Documents
Anna Johanna Botha also written Olivier Documented 7 mentions	—	—	Named as her daughter's mother on the 1891 Sterfkennis. A fourth Botha marriage in this archive, and none of them yet joined to another. The 1891 notices The Women
Carolina Deybella Margrietta Alletta Botha Documented 6 mentions	c. Jul 1844, district Cradock	18 Dec 1902, Dordrecht	Her mother, and Hercules Johannes Mountjoy’s mother-in-law — the only Cape probate hit that comes up under his name, because his name is written on her form. Aged 58 years 5 months. Parents Philip Rudolph Botha and a mother carrying the same four names. Eleven children, one of them called Hercules Johannes van Niekerk. The Documents The Women
Jeannie Maria Catharina Botha Documented 4 mentions	—	—	Richard Pieter Barry's wife, named on their son's 1898 baptism at Barkly West. The Documents The Women
Magdalena Johanna Botha Documented 6 mentions	—	—	Ruben Schoeman's wife. The Documents The Women
Maria Sophia Botha Documented 7 mentions	1827	1911	George Mountjoy's wife. Most likely the “Maria Sophia Mountjoy” standing witness at the 1889 font, aged 62. The Women The Documents
Philip Rudolph Botha Documented 4 mentions	—	—	Named in line 3 of the 1902 notice as the father of Carolina Deybella Margrietta Alletta Botha, of the district of Cradock. The Documents
Magdalena Johanna Booijsen of Brakfontein Documented 3 mentions	—	—	Sixth of the seven children on the 1891 Sterfkennis, carrying the name that comes down from Magdalena Elisabeth de Beer. Absent from the 1908 notice. The 1891 notices Namesakes
Catharina Willemina Levina Buitendag Documented 3 mentions	—	—	Godmother at Indwe in 1908 and again in 1910, to two children of the same father by two different mothers — and the second child carries her whole name. The Documents The Women
Isabella Frederika Coetsee also written Coetzee · Isabella Fredrika Booyzen, born Coetzee Documented 7 mentions	c. May 1874, Middelburg	31 Mar 1930, Church Street, Middelburg	Married Gerrit Jacobus at Middelburg, 23 March 1896. THIS ARCHIVE HAD HER DYING IN 1943 AND HAS TAKEN IT BACK: 1943 is when her husband finally filed, thirteen years after the death. Her notice — KAB 84992, spelled BOOYZEN throughout — names her parents Pieter Coetzee and Isabella Fredrika Coetzee, and three children. The Documents The Name The Namesakes Open Questions
Isabella Fredrika Coetzee Documented 5 mentions	—	bef. 1930	Her mother, and her namesake entire. The Documents The Namesakes The Women
Pieter Coetzee Documented 5 mentions	—	bef. 1930	Her father, named in line 3 of the 1943 notice. The Documents
Albert Alfred Daschner Documented 4 mentions	3 Mar 1927	—	A minor in 1942. The Documents
Catherine Mary Sophia Daschner Documented 8 mentions	—	—	Eldest daughter, and the third of that name in three generations — Kathleen Barry, then her daughter, then her granddaughter. A major by 1942. The Documents The Women
Edith Dorothy Daschner Documented 4 mentions	20 Jan 1930	—	A minor in 1942. The Documents
George Downing Daschner Inferred 5 mentions	1925	Jun 1925, Brixton, Johannesburg	A TWELFTH CHILD, and not on the 1942 death notice because he was already dead when it was written. The Johannesburg cemetery index has him buried at Brixton on 20 June 1925, the year he was born. He carries George Downing — the sixth Booyzen or Barry forename to cross into this family, and the one that makes the pattern impossible to read as coincidence. FROM AN INDEX, not from an image; the burial register has not been read. The Namesakes The Barrys The Register
Henry James Daschner Documented 6 mentions	25 Feb 1932	—	Named for his uncle Henry James Booyzen. The Documents The Barrys
John Frederick Daschner Documented 4 mentions	—	—	A major by 1942. The Documents
Joseph Charles Daschner Documented 4 mentions	—	—	A major by 1942. The Documents
Joseph Daschner Documented 5 mentions	—	bef. 1942	His father, named on the 1942 death notice — “Deceased”, but named. The Documents
Joseph Heinrich Daschner Documented 9 mentions	c. Nov 1883, Stutterheim	19 Apr 1942, Kenilworth, Johannesburg	Her husband. A PENSIONER (ELECTRICIAN) of 132 Sheffield Street, Kenilworth. Estate TAB MHG 1928/42, filed at Pretoria on 13 May 1942 — the first typewritten document in this archive, and one of only two whose question three names both parents. He had not been married before. She signed the notice: “Surviving Spouse — Saw body after death.” The Documents What Was Searched
Richard Peter Daschner Documented 6 mentions	8 May 1922	—	Named for his great-uncle Richard Peter Barry. FamilySearch’s index gives 1923; the document reads 1922. The Documents The Barrys
Sophia Daschner also written Sophia Stoter Documented 11 mentions	—	bef. 1942	His mother, entered on the 1942 death notice as “Sophia Daschner (Stoter)” — the maiden name in brackets, which is what a completed question three looks like. The Documents
William Herman Daschner Documented 6 mentions	—	—	Named for his grandfather Willem Hermanus Booyzen — and so, at four removes, for a step-father with no blood tie to this family at all. The Documents The Name
Yvonne Muriel Daschner Documented 4 mentions	15 Jul 1935	—	The youngest — seven when her father died. The Documents
Martha Magdeline van Deventer also written born Daschner Documented 4 mentions	—	—	Married a van Deventer; a major by 1942. The Documents
Aubrey Diesel Documented 4 mentions	—	—	Grandson, a minor in 1938; the other half, £10. 12. 2. The Documents
Gwendoline Diesel Documented 4 mentions	—	—	Granddaughter, a major in 1938; half of her dead mother’s tenth, £10. 12. 2. The Documents
Louisa Elizabeth Diesel also written born Mountjoy Documented 4 mentions	—	11 Jun 1923	Daughter, married out of community of property to Evelyn Wilfred Diesel and dead fourteen years before her father. Her tenth share went to her two children. She is on her mother’s notice and not on her father’s — his was typed first and ran out of page. The Documents The Women
Maria Sophia Diesel also written born Mountjoy Documented 4 mentions	—	—	Daughter; married in community of property to Marthinus Frederick Diesel. The Documents The Women
Maria Sophia Mountjoy of Dordrecht Inferred 3 mentions	23 Oct 1898	—	Baptised at Dordrecht 6 November 1898, named for her mother. FROM THE INDEX. The Women The Register
Charlotta Elizabetha Dormehl also written Charlotta Elizabeth Roos, geboren Dormehl (1892) Documented 5 mentions	c. 1841, Graaff-Reinet	bef. 1908	His second wife, married at Zeerust on 14 April 1892 and pre-deceasing him; they made mutual wills. The register calls her CHARLOTTA ELIZABETH ROOS, GEBOREN DORMEHL, condition WEDUWE, of Driefontein in Marico, and she signs C. E. Roos geb. Dormehl: Dormehl was her maiden name, Roos her first husband’s. She was FIFTY-ONE at the wedding, which is why the four children this archive once drew under her are not hers. The 1892 marriage The Women What Was Taken Back
John Paul Downing Documented 6 mentions	—	—	Margaret's father. The Kolbes
Margaret Downing Documented 13 mentions	c. 1804, London	—	Married at fifteen in Shoreditch, signing with a mark. Died owning a house and a farm. The Women The Kolbes The Documents
Willem Hermanus Booyzen of Dugmore Documented 5 mentions	31 May 1908, Indwe	—	Baptised at Indwe 6 December 1908, entry 15, and entered ONECHT — born four months before his parents married. His godmother was his grandmother, Catharina Maria Sophia Barry. The fourth Willem Hermanus in four generations, and the name still comes from a step-relation with no blood tie. The Documents The Name
George Mountjoy of Barkly East Documented 3 mentions	—	—	Major son. He signed BOTH death notices on 19 February 1938 — his mother’s three and a half years late — as “son, present at place of death”, and took a tenth share of £21. 4. 4. The Documents
Lena Millie Frachet also written born Mountjoy Documented 4 mentions	—	—	Daughter; married out of community of property to Eric Bernard Frachet. The Documents The Women
Anna Catharina Grobelaar also written born Booysen Documented 3 mentions	—	—	Married in community of property to Willem Grobelaar, in whose house at Koedoesfontein her father died. The Documents The Women
John Augustus Barry I Documented 12 mentions	1819, “at sea (exact whereabouts unknown), British”	1903	His 1915 death notice types the birthplace as at sea and his mother as “born Neagle”. Cape Mounted Rifles. The Barrys The Documents Open Questions
John Augustus Barry II Documented 4 mentions	—	—	The eldest son on the 1915 notice, carrying his father's name exactly — which is why this archive calls the father John Augustus Barry I. His own documents call him simply John Barry, and that is the third man in this family the name has to be shared out between. The Documents The Barrys Namesakes
Johanna Catharina Mountjoy of Indwe Documented 2 mentions	—	Jun 1911, Indwe	She joined the Dutch Reformed congregation at Indwe on 23 JULY 1907, arriving FROM BARKLY OOST — six weeks after Willem Hermanus Booijzen was confirmed in the same church — and the register’s last column records her dead there in June 1911. A Mountjoy and a Booyzen in one small colliery congregation, twenty-two years after the two families stood at the same font at Barkly Oost. The Documents The Women
Willem Hermanus Booyzen of Indwe also written Booijzen (1907 lidmate register) · William Hermanus (1908 marriage) · William Herman Booyzen (1932) Inferred 13 mentions	c. 1886	29 Jul 1932, Johannesburg Hospital — PROBABLY	AN EIGHTH CHILD, and one this archive did not have. Confirmed at Indwe on 31 May 1907, aged 21, entered “Booijzen”. A MIJNWERKER of DUGMORE MIJN when he married Susanna Adriana Roodt, 16, at Indwe on 21 September 1908 — the only miner in five generations of read occupations, and the answer to the last line of the family testimony. Two children in nine months by two women of the same surname, both entered “onecht”. His mother stood godmother at the first font, which is how this archive knows whose son he is. AND THEN JOHANNESBURG: a WILLIAM HERMAN BOOYZEN, 47, born Cape Province, married, EX MINER UNDERGROUND, of 62 Langford Street, Booysens, died at Johannesburg Hospital on 29 July 1932 of a perforated duodenal ulcer after about one day, and was buried at BRIXTON on 31 July. The occupation, the province, the age within a year and the cemetery all fit; no parents are named, because a civil registration does not ask. Marked INFERRED for that reason. The Documents The Rebels The Name Open Questions
Margaret Wilhelmina Elizabeth Jeanette van Jaarsveld also written born Daschner Documented 5 mentions	—	—	Married a van Jaarsveld and was a major by 1942. Her first three names are the Barry name, carried into a third surname. The Documents The Barrys The Women
Herklaas Edward Johannes Keys Inferred 3 mentions	9 Feb 1897	—	Barkly West, and named for Herklaas — Hercules Johannes Mountjoy. FROM THE INDEX. The Namesakes The Register
James Jonathan Keys Inferred 3 mentions	18 Nov 1883	—	Baptised at Dordrecht, 2 December 1883, and named for James Jonathan Mountjoy. FROM THE INDEX. The Namesakes The Register
William Henry Keys Inferred 3 mentions	1854	—	Married a Johanna Catharina Mountjoy and had children baptised at Dordrecht, Burgersdorp and Barkly East between 1878 and 1897 — among them JAMES JONATHAN KEYS and HERKLAAS EDWARD JOHANNES KEYS. The Mountjoy forenames crossing into a third surname, exactly as the Barry names crossed into the Daschners. FROM THE INDEX. The Namesakes The Register
Frederik Fortunatus Kolbe Documented 6 mentions	—	—	The source of the Fortunatus name across three families. The Kolbes The Women
George Augustus Kolbe Documented 17 mentions	1802	1 Dec 1844, “Wurtemburg”, Colesberg	1820 Settler — the Nautilus, Owen's party, Algoa Bay 14 Apr 1820. Married at sixteen on a sworn falsehood. Preached across the Orange River. His grandson could not name him in 1915. The Kolbes Home The Documents
Johan Gottlieb Kolbe Documented 8 mentions	1765	1845	Tailor. Died at 34 Conduit Street, Mayfair — not Lamb's Conduit Street; the tree's photograph is of the wrong building. Buried at the German Savoy Church, Strand. The Kolbes The Documents
John Gottlob Kolbe Documented 7 mentions	—	—	Of the London Kolbes. The Kolbes
Julia Kolbe Documented 5 mentions	—	—	One of the five Kolbe children whose death records are not yet read. Disputed The Documents
Margaretha Wilhelmina Elizabeth Mary Kolbe Documented 10 mentions	1826	1912	His wife, married 1846. Daughter of the 1820 Settler — and the reason the Kolbe name runs through the Booyzens. The Kolbes The Women The Barrys
Marian Kolbe Documented 5 mentions	—	—	Of the London Kolbes. The Kolbes
Peter Benjamin Kolbe Documented 4 mentions	—	—	Of the Kolbe children. The Documents
Ferdinand Kumm Documented 4 mentions	—	20 Oct 1903, Stutterheim	Farmer, married Wilhelmina née Nass. Her father — and the man whose death notice an external source mistook for James Jonathan's. Sources
Maria Louisa Bertha Kumm also written Kuen · Kunn · Kum · Keem — five spellings across seven baptisms Documented 4 mentions	c. Oct 1860, Cape Province	3 Jul 1934, Barkly East	His wife, married in community of property at Dordrecht. Her estate IS the file immediately after his, 58380 — as this archive predicted from the sequence — but for the reason that nobody filed at all until her husband died three and a half years later. His notice records it in four words: “death not reported.” Her age of 73 years 9 months is the only birth date this archive has for her. The Documents The Women Sources
Nuno Fernando Lerena Documented 10 mentions	1924	1971	Her husband, married 15 Jan 1949 at St Joseph's, Mayfair. The Line Johannesburg
Anna Maria van der Merwe Documented 10 mentions	1785	bef. Mar 1825	His wife, married 1805 at Graaff-Reinet. The Line The Women
David Schalk van der Merwe Documented 4 mentions	—	—	Married Jacoba Catharina Mountjoy at Cradock, 24 Mar 1838. The Women
Elizabetha van der Merwe Documented 8 mentions	—	—	The second wife of Petrus Jacobus Booysen (b. 1788), and a name this archive did not have until her son’s 1908 death notice was read. The first wife, Anna Maria van der Merwe, died before March 1825; this son was born about June 1828. Two van der Merwe wives, one after the other — which is why the eight children on the 1876 Sterfkennis cannot all be drawn under one marriage. The Documents The Women Disputed
James Montjoy also written Mountjoy, Montyoy Documented 15 mentions	c. 1782, “Europe”	Sep 1827, Cradock	Saddler. Owned a house and erf at Cradock worth £90. His 1840 death notice gives his parents as NOT KNOWN — the oldest document here, and the top of this line. The Documents Home Open Questions
Carolina Isabella Margaretha Aletta Mountjoy Inferred	15 Aug 1896	25 Oct 1897, Wodehouse	Baptised at Dordrecht on 6 September 1896, named for her mother's mother entire, and dead at fourteen months. Her name was given again to the next daughter but one. FROM THE INDEX. The Namesakes The Women The Register
Charles Mountjoy Documented 4 mentions	—	—	Major son, a tenth share. The Documents
Emma Jane Mountjoy Documented 4 mentions	—	—	Major daughter, entered on the distribution account as “spinster”. The Documents The Women
Fritz Johannes Mountjoy Inferred 3 mentions	5 Oct 1893	—	Baptised 5 August 1894. FROM THE INDEX, which mangles the place to “Barkly, Queensland, Australia” — it is Barkly East. The Register
George Mountjoy Documented	11 Jun 1823, Cradock	—	Saddle maker — his father's trade, learned after his father died when he was four. Married Maria Sophia Botha at Cradock, 20 Aug 1848, certificate 735. Thirteen children. The Documents The Women Open Questions
George Mountjoy Documented	1889	1963	The child baptised at Barkly Oost on 6 Oct 1889 — second cousin to the Booyzen daughter baptised in the same register three weeks earlier. The Documents The Cousin Marriage
Hercules Johannes Mountjoy also written Herculas · Herklaas · Montjoy · Mondjoy Documented 13 mentions	16 Jul 1866	12 May 1941, Wodehouse	Baptised 29 Jul 1866, parents George Mountjoy and Maria Sophia Botha. Married at Dordrecht 8 Oct 1888, aged 22. Father at the 1889 font. No estate file exists for him under any spelling. Open Questions The Documents Sources
Herklaus Johannes Mountjoy Inferred 4 mentions	16 Feb 1904	—	Baptised at Barkly Oost, 17 April 1904, his father's namesake. FROM THE INDEX. The Namesakes The Register
Jacoba Catharina Mountjoy Documented 5 mentions	1820	1842	A sibling our tree lacked entirely. Married David Schalk van der Merwe at Cradock, 24 Mar 1838. The Women
James Jonathan Mountjoy also written James John · Jakobus Jonathan Documented 12 mentions	c. Jun 1854, Cape Province	22 Dec 1937, Barkly East	Witness at the 1889 font. A RETIRED BUILDER, married at Dordrecht, of a dwelling house at Barkly East. His estate — KAB MOOC 6/9/5047 ref 58379 — has now been read to the last shilling: £664 in the Post Office Savings Bank, a house on Lot 380 let at £2 10s a month, £400 out on note at six per cent. His death notice says he left a joint will; his executors’ account says he died intestate. Ten children and two grandchildren took £21. 4. 5. each. The Documents Open Questions Sources
James Mountjoy Documented 8 mentions	1826	—	Listed alive, a minor, at his father's death in Sept 1827 — so the tree's “1826–1826” infant death is wrong. The Documents
Jan Dirk Abraham Francois Mountjoy Inferred 4 mentions	3 Sep 1891	—	Baptised at Barkly Oost, 8 November 1891, and named for his mother's father Jan Dirk Abram Frans van Niekerk of Dordrecht. FROM THE INDEX; the register page has not been read. The Namesakes The Register
Johanna Catharina Mountjoy also written Montjoy, Montjoÿ Documented	30 Apr 1819, Graaff-Reinet	19 May 1863, Zevenfontein, Brak River	The Mountjoy–Booysen junction. Married 4 Nov 1838 at Cradock. Her death notice gives her age to the day and names her parents. The Documents The Women The Line
Thomas Jacobus Mountjoy Inferred 3 mentions	1818	1827	Absent from the four children listed at his father's death in Sept 1827, which supports a death that year rather than in infancy. The Women Open Questions
Willem Hermanus Mountjoy Inferred 4 mentions	10 Apr 1915	—	Baptised 27 June 1915 — and the Booyzen name crossing into the Mountjoys, twenty-six years after the two families stood at the same font. FROM THE INDEX. The Namesakes The Register
Elisabetta Johanna Sophia Myburgh also written Booysen Documented 5 mentions	c. 1862	—	His wife, named with him on their son’s 1882 baptism at Rustenburg. The register entry is indexed and the image is not available, so this archive has her name and nothing else. The Rustenburg register The Women
Annie Louisa Nepgen also written born Mountjoy Documented 4 mentions	—	—	Daughter; married in community of property to Arnoldus Fredeman Nepgen. The Documents The Women
Benjamin Jacobus van Niekerk Documented 3 mentions	—	—	Ninth, and a minor in 1902. The Documents
Carolina Deybella Margrietta Alletta van Niekerk Documented 5 mentions	—	—	Eldest, and named for her mother entire. The notice enters her as married to an Edward Huskins. The Documents The Women
Christiaan Jacobus van Niekerk Documented 3 mentions	—	—	Seventh on the 1902 list. The Documents
Cornelius van Niekerk Documented 3 mentions	—	—	Second on the 1902 list. The Documents
Hercules Johannes van Niekerk Documented 3 mentions	—	—	Sixth on the list — and his sister married a man of exactly the same two names. This archive notes the coincidence and does nothing with it, because there is no document behind any story it invites. The Documents
Jan Dirk Abram Frans van Niekerk Documented	—	—	Her father. Signed his wife’s death notice at Dordrecht on 29 December 1902 as “nablyvende echtgenoot”. The Documents
Maria Sophia van Niekerk Documented 10 mentions	1868	1961	His wife, married at Dordrecht 8 Oct 1888 aged 20 — and now documented from her mother’s side. Her mother’s 1902 death notice lists her fifth of eleven children: “Maria Sophia van Niekerk, getrouwd met Hercules Johannes Mountjoy.” The Women The Documents
Philip Rudolph van Niekerk Documented 3 mentions	—	—	Eleventh and last, named for his mother's father. The Documents
Pieter Jacobus van Niekerk Documented 3 mentions	—	—	Tenth, and a minor in 1902. The Documents
Anna Catharina Johanna Olivier Documented 8 mentions	—	bef. 1908	His first wife, named on his 1908 death notice as pre-deceased. The Documents The Women
Anna Catharina Johanna Olivier also written Anna Johanna Booijzen, gebooren Oliefier (1891) · Anna Catrena (1891) · born Olivier (1908) Documented 8 mentions	c. 8 Sep 1823, district Cradock	9 May 1891, Brakfontein, district Rustenburg	THE FIRST WIFE OF HENDRIK STEFANUS BOOIJSEN, and for a week this archive had her filed as a stranger. Her own Sterfkennis 6332 gives her parents as OCKEN JOHANNES OLIEFIER and ANNA JOHANNA BOTHA, her age as 67 years 8 months and 1 day, her farm as BRAKFONTEIN — which this archive read as Boekfontein — and her surname as OLIEFIER, which this archive read as Alberts. She was still married when she died: her husband outlived her by seventeen years and remarried at Zeerust eleven months later. Seven children, all of age: Petrus Jacobus, Ocken Johannes, Anna Johanna Maria, Elesabettha Maria Cornelya, Alettha Catrina Johanna, Magdalena Johanna, Hendrick Stefanus Nicolaas. Her father is where OCKERT JOHANNES came into this family. The 1891 notices The Women What Was Taken Back
Maria Francina Cecilia Olivier also written born van Niekerk Documented 3 mentions	—	—	Third on the 1902 list, and already a widow when her mother died — the notice calls her “weduwe van Gert Olivier”. The Documents The Women
Ocken Johannes Olivier Documented 3 mentions	—	—	Named with his wife Anna Johanna Botha on line 3 of their daughter's 1891 Sterfkennis, and the reason a Booysen grandson was called OCKERT JOHANNES STEPHANUS. He is the head of a line this archive has not worked at all. The 1891 notices What Is Still To Ask
Hendrik Stefanus Palm Inferred 4 mentions	—	—	Married the second Carolina Isabella Margaretha Aletta. FROM THE INDEX. The Register
Willem Hermanus Pieterzen also written Harmanus Pieterze (1817) · William Pietersen (1840) Inferred 16 mentions	—	bef. 1817	Anna Catharina Slier's FIRST husband, and the origin of the name Willem Hermanus in this family — which therefore comes from a step-relation with no blood tie to the Booyzens. Three documents name him differently; the 1851 godfather, his son, carries both forms in full. The Documents The Women
Willem Hermanus Pieterzen Documented 16 mentions	—	—	Godfather at the 1851 font and the boy's namesake — Johanna Catharina's half-brother by her mother's first marriage. His surname, spelled with a z by the same clerk, is what emptied this archive's name argument. The Name The Documents
Xaverius Hermanus Pieterzen Documented 3 mentions	—	—	Third witness at the 1851 baptism. The given name is not certain. The Documents
Isabella Fredrika du Plessis also written born Booyzen Documented 4 mentions	—	—	Eldest on the 1943 notice, and the third of her name in three generations. The Documents The Women
Maria Catharina Magdalena Potgieter Documented 3 mentions	—	—	Second witness at the 1851 baptism. The Documents
Andries Gottlieb Pretorius Documented 3 mentions	—	—	Third witness at the 1870 font, and presumably the bride's people — the only trace the archive has of Johanna Margaritha Pretorius's own family. The Documents
Anna Johanna Maria Pretorius Documented 13 mentions	3 Oct 1906	1944	His wife, married 30 Dec 1924 at Vereeniging aged eighteen, with parental consent. Three documents put her birth in 1906, not 1905. The Women The Documents The Cousin Marriage
Dirk Jacobus Pretorius Documented 4 mentions	—	—	Of the Pretorius family. The Documents
Isaak Pretorius Documented 5 mentions	—	—	Of the Pretorius family. The Documents
Johanna Margaritha Pretorius Documented 10 mentions	—	—	The second wife of Petrus Jacobus Booysen, named at last from the 1870 baptism of her son Gert Jacobus — not from any death notice, none of which would give her. Mother of Gert Jacobus (1870) and, with the tree's misattributions corrected, of Izak (1864) and Stephanus Francois (1874). The Documents Open Questions The Women
Petrus Jacobus Pretorius Documented 11 mentions	—	—	Anna's father. Gave consent to her marriage at eighteen. The Cousin Marriage The Documents
Dorothea Regina Barry of Slang River Inferred 3 mentions	11 Jan 1892	—	Baptised at Slang River, 3 April 1892, daughter of Hendrik Nicholaas Barry and Anna Johanna Maria Schoeman — and named for her aunt. FROM THE INDEX. The Namesakes The Register
Catharina Maria Elizabeth Roodt Documented 6 mentions	c. 1890	—	Seventeen at the same confirmation, number 25 on the page to Susanna Adriana’s 26. Mother of the girl born 8 February 1909 — four and a half months after he married the other one. The register names her plainly and this archive does no more than repeat it. The Documents The Women
Cornelis Philippus Roodt Documented 3 mentions	—	—	Godfather at both Indwe fonts. A Cornelis de Klerk Roodt, 21, is number 29 in the same 1907 confirmation class; whether they are the same man is not established here. The Documents
Susanna Adriana Roodt Documented 7 mentions	c. 1892	—	Fifteen at her confirmation at Indwe on 31 May 1907, sixteen at her marriage on 21 September 1908 — her parents had to consent. Mother of the boy born 31 May 1908. The Documents The Women
Cornelia Elizabeth Gertruida Ross also written born van Niekerk Documented 3 mentions	—	—	Eighth on the list, married to James Ross. The Documents The Women
Petrus Jacobus Booysen of Rustenburg Documented 4 mentions	20 Apr 1851	bef. 1908	Eldest on his father’s 1908 notice, and already dead when it was written; eldest of the seven on his mother’s 1891 notice too. The fourth Petrus Jacobus in the male line. Confirmed at Rustenburg on 3 April 1869, aged seventeen, on the same day as his brother Ockert. The 1891 notices The Rustenburg register The Namesakes
Ellen Sophia Schmidt also written born Mountjoy Documented 4 mentions	—	—	Daughter; married out of community of property to John William Schmidt. The Documents The Women
Anna Johanna Maria Schoeman Documented 7 mentions	—	—	The Schoeman who married into the Barrys — and the reason the 1924 marriage was between cousins. The Cousin Marriage The Women
Daniel Willem Schoeman Documented 6 mentions	—	—	Plaasboer of Caerlaverock, tried as a Cape Rebel in June 1901 — the month before the family married in his house, where he signed the register. The Rebels Home Open Questions
Ruben Schoeman Documented 7 mentions	—	—	Of Barkly Oost. Father of Anna Johanna Maria Schoeman. The Documents The Women
Carolina Isabella Margaretha Aletta Mountjoy the second Inferred 3 mentions	8 Nov 1901	—	Baptised at Aberdeen, 13 April 1902 — four years after the first of the name died. She married Hendrik Stefanus Palm, and a granddaughter born in 1920 carries the name again. FROM THE INDEX. The Namesakes The Women The Register
Mathilda Elizabeth Shooter also written born Mountjoy Documented 4 mentions	—	—	Daughter; married out of community of property to Douglas Gilmore Shooter. The Documents The Women
Anna Catharina Sleer also written Slier · Schleher · Sher · Hier — five renderings, five sources Documented 9 mentions	1787	1885	Lived to ninety-eight. Married James Montjoy 9 Mar 1817 at Graaff-Reinet, having first been the widow of William Pietersen. The Women The Documents
Aletta Catharina Johanna Venter also written born Booysen Documented 4 mentions	—	—	Married in community of property to Stephanus Andries Venter. The Documents The Women
James John Mountjoy the younger Documented 3 mentions	30 May 1895, Barkly East	20 Jul 1948, East London	The second of the name — son of the man who died in 1937, and a major heir in his estate. His own estate is KAB MOOC 6/9/15220: 3786/48. The Documents Sources
Jan Dirk Abram Frans van Niekerk the younger Documented 3 mentions	—	—	Fourth on the list, and his father's namesake. The Documents

Who is not here

Living people are omitted. David Defranceski, for whom this archive was made, and his mother Cheryl Anne Lerena (b. 1955) are both living and are left out of this build, as are living descendants of the Johannesburg family.

People the records name only once — a witness, a neighbour, an official — are on The Documents in the transcription of the record that names them, rather than here.

The people who should be here and are not are the point of Open Questions: the parents of Gerthardus Lodewikus Booysen, and the parents of James Montjoy, which a relative in 1840 recorded as Not Known.