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Anna Maria Booijsen

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

Anna Maria BooijsenBooyzen

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, unverified8 of the 10 relationships shown are written in a record this archive has read. 2 come from the family tree and are unverified. The 1876 Sterfkennis →Married 1805 at Graaff-Reinet, on the family tree. She died before March 1825 and he died a widower in 1876, so at least one later marriage is missing from this row.

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The record

NameAnna Maria Booijsen
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What the archive holds

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

The DocumentsThe Women

The documents

…10 May 1812, the farmer at Zevenfontein who signed the 1863 death notice Anna Eliezabet Booijsen — Jan Gerthardus Lodewikus Booijsen — Eliezabet Cornelia Booijsen — Hendrik Stefanus Booijsen signed this notice Anna Maria Booijsen — Seven of these eight were unknown to this archive an hour ago. And three of the names — David Schalk , Magdalena Johanna , Jan Gerthardus Lodewikus — are the same names that appear on the 1863 death notice as children of Petrus Jacobus the younger , born 1848, 1853 and 1855.…

The households

…The 1876 Sterfkennis 8 children David Schalk Booijsen Magdalena Johanna Booijsen Petrus Jacobus Booysen · 10 May 1812 – 1884 (probate) (the direct line) Anna Eliezabet Booijsen Jan Gerthardus Lodewikus Booijsen · 1818 – 25 May 1885 Eliezabet Cornelia Booijsen Hendrik Stefanus Booijsen · c. 1828 – 11 May 1908 Anna Maria Booijsen 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.…

Everyone

…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 register

…ock, Cape Province, South Africa · with: Johannes Frederik Booijsen · Martha Maria Nel record ↗ South Africa, Dutch Reformed Church Registers (Cape Town Archives), 1660-1994 Anna Margretha Booijsen Membership 05 Sep 1864 Smithfield, Orange Free State, South Africa record ↗ South Africa, Free State Dutch Reformed Church Records, 1848-1956 Anna Maria Booijsen Baptism 13 Sep 1835 Western Cape, South Africa | Birth 7 Aug 1835 · with: Adriana Gustina Viljoen · David Schalk Booijsen record ↗ South Africa, Dutch Reformed Church Registers (Cape Town Archives), 1660-1994 Anna Maria Booijsen with: Gerhardus Rudolf Christian Posthemus record ↗ South Africa, Dutch Reformed Church Registers (Cape Town Archives), 1660-1994 Anna Maria Booijsen with: Jeremias Corne…

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