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Elesabettha Maria Cornelya Booijsen

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.

Elesabettha Maria Cornelya BooijsenBooyzen

This archive filed her for a week as a stranger called Anna Johanna Booijzen BORN ALBERTS who died at BOEKFONTEIN. Both readings were wrong, and together they kept a documented wife and two documented children off this family.

the direct line, argued on the line from a record this archive has read inferred, not stated from the family tree, unverifiedAll 9 relationships shown are written in a record this archive has read. The 1891 notices →His first marriage, and the one that produced every child. She died on 9 May 1891 at BRAKFONTEIN, district Rustenburg — the family farm — still married, aged 67 years 8 months and 1 day, and her own Sterfkennis 6332 lists SEVEN children, all of age. Her husband remarried at Zeerust eleven months later. The four on his 1908 notice are the four of these seven who were still alive in 1908.

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The record

NameElesabettha Maria Cornelya Booijsen
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What the archive holds

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 noticesThe Women

The households

…Her husband remarried at Zeerust eleven months later. The four on his 1908 notice are the four of these seven who were still alive in 1908. The 1891 notices 7 children Petrus Jacobus Booysen of Rustenburg · 20 Apr 1851 – bef. 1908 Ockert Johannes Stephanus Booysen · 15 Sep 1852 – 16 Jan 1921 Anna Johanna Maria Booijsen Elesabettha Maria Cornelya Booijsen Aletta Catharina Johanna Venter Magdalena Johanna Booijsen of Brakfontein Hendrik Stefanus Nicolaas Booijsen · c. 31 Jan 1862 – 14 May 1891 This archive filed her for a week as a stranger called Anna Johanna Booijzen BORN ALBERTS who died at BOEKFONTEIN. Both readings were wrong, and together they kept a documented wife and two documented children off this family.…

Everyone

…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 register

…Dutch Reformed Church Records, 1848-1956 Dorothea Christina Booijsen with: Maria Helena Albertha · Paul Johannes Du Plessis record ↗ South Africa, Free State Dutch Reformed Church Records, 1848-1956 Eermina Booijsen with: Anna Benade · Mattehijs Benade record ↗ South Africa, Dutch Reformed Church Registers (Cape Town Archives), 1660-1994 Elesabettha Maria Cornelya Booijsen reconstructed — no public link reconstructed by this archive Eliezabet Cornelia Booijsen reconstructed — no public link reconstructed by this archive Elisabeth Booijsen with: Jacob Abraham De Villiers · Jacob De Villiers record ↗ South Africa, Dutch Reformed Church Registers (Cape Town Archives), 1660-1994 Elisabeth Sophia Henrietta Booijsen Membership 7 Sep 1876 Riebeek West, Malmesbury, Cape Co…

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