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Anna Maria Booijsen

Eighth and last on the 1876 notice, named for her mother Anna Maria van der Merwe.

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The 1876 notice lists eight children and names no mother for any of them. They are drawn under this marriage because it is the only one recorded — not because the document says so.

the direct line, argued on the line from a record this archive has read inferred, not stated from the family tree, unverifiedAll 10 relationships shown are written in a record this archive has read. The 1876 Sterfkennis →Married 1805 at Graaff-Reinet. NO LONGER TREE-SOURCED: a Dutch Reformed baptism of 4 January 1807 names her as the mother of DAVID SCHALK BOOIJZEN, born 12 December 1806, who is first of the eight on the 1876 Sterfkennis. She died before March 1825 and he died a widower in 1876, so at least one later marriage is missing from this row — and the 1908 notice supplies it.

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What the archive holds

Eighth and last on the 1876 notice, named for her mother Anna Maria van der Merwe.

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