Elisabetha Maria Lubbe

…4795 was the groom's and led back to his first wife's death notice. 7081 is the bride's, and it is CHARLES PETRUS BAREND LOWIES — born in the DISTRICT OF CRADOCK about 1849, dead at PRETORIA on 5 JUNE 1905, parents Jan Lowies and Elisabetha Maria Lubbe, TWELVE children. Read the two men together: David Schalk Booijzen born Cradock 9 June 1848 and widowed at Pretoria in 1900; Charles Petrus Barend Lowies born district Cradock about 1849 and dead at Pretoria in 1905. Two men born a year apart in one Karoo district, both ending in Pretoria — and five months and twenty-two days after the second died, the first married his widow.…

…This is what 7081 leads to — and it makes the coincidence at the middle of that marriage much harder to look away from. Estate 7081 , Transvaal, probate granted at Pretoria, 1905 Deceased CHARLES PETRUS BAREND LOWIES Born about 1849, DISTRICT OF CRADOCK, Cape Colony Died 5 June 1905, Pretoria His parents Jan Lowies and Elisabetha Maria Lubbe Widow Johanna Elena Stols Children TWELVE — Jan Jacobus, Johanna Elena, Gabriel Jacobus, Carl Petrus Barend, Willem Jacobus, Gideon Daniel Rudolph, Elizabetha Maria, Matthys Andries, Rudolph Lodewÿk, Abel Hermanus Gerhardus, Lourens Daniel Albertus, Johannes Jacobus Read the two men side by side. DAVID SCHALK BOOIJZEN — born Cradock , 9 June 1848. Widowed at Pretoria , 1 June 1900.…

…Aug 1887 – 1 Mar 1935 On whose word a record read here Married in community of property. She was a widow Joubert; her two Joubert children are on his 1935 Sterfkennis with a pencil note in the margin marking them as not his. The 1935 Sterfkennis 1 child Ockert Johannes Stephanus Booysen of 1927 · b. 23 Oct 1927 Jan Lowies & Elisabetha Maria Lubbe On whose word a record read here Named as his parents on estate 7081, and that is the whole of what this archive holds on them. Estate 7081 1 child Charles Petrus Barend Lowies · c.…

…4795 was the groom's and led back to his first wife's death notice. 7081 is the bride's, and it is CHARLES PETRUS BAREND LOWIES — born in the DISTRICT OF CRADOCK about 1849, dead at PRETORIA on 5 JUNE 1905, parents Jan Lowies and Elisabetha Maria Lubbe, TWELVE children. Read the two men together: David Schalk Booijzen born Cradock 9 June 1848 and widowed at Pretoria in 1900; Charles Petrus Barend Lowies born district Cradock about 1849 and dead at Pretoria in 1905. Two men born a year apart in one Karoo district, both ending in Pretoria — and five months and twenty-two days after the second died, the first married his widow.…

…His parents were JAN LOWIES and ELISABETHA MARIA LUBBE, and he left TWELVE children. INDEX ONLY — the estate file itself has not been opened. Estate 7081 Jan Lowies Documented 8 mentions — — Named with Elisabetha Maria Lubbe as the parents on estate 7081. Index only. Estate 7081 Elisabetha Maria Lubbe also written Lowies Documented 8 mentions — — Named as his mother on estate 7081. Index only. Estate 7081 The Women Elizabetha Margaretha Marais also written Elizabetha Margaretha Booijzen, born Marais Documented c.…

…1862 · bef. Mar 1935 no public link reconstructed by this archive Elizabeth Anna Bronkhorst reconstructed — no public link reconstructed by this archive Elizabetha Margaretha Marais reconstructed c.…

…Read entire. Estate 7081, cited for the bride found, index only Partly Charles Petrus Barend Lowies, born district Cradock about 1849, died Pretoria 5 June 1905, twelve children, parents Jan Lowies and Elisabetha Maria Lubbe. The IMAGE was not opened: FamilySearch began refusing record-page requests part-way through the session — “Access Denied, Error 15, this request was blocked by our security service”. Richard Peter Booyzen's wife not found Nothing His 1918 death registration says MARRIED, so there is a widow.…

…Born in the DISTRICT OF CRADOCK about 1849, within a year of David Schalk Booysen and in the same Karoo district; dead at PRETORIA, where David Schalk had been widowed five years earlier. Parents Jan Lowies and Elisabetha Maria Lubbe; TWELVE children. His widow Johanna Elena Stols married David Schalk five months and twenty-two days later, and the Master cleared both estates within four days of each other — 4795 on 4 November, 7081 on the 7th. INDEX ONLY: FamilySearch blocked this archive's record requests before the image could be opened.…