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Ferdinand Kumm

Farmer, married Wilhelmina née Nass. Her father — and the man whose death notice an external source mistook for James Jonathan's.

Ferdinand Kummd. 20 Oct 1903Mountjoy
the direct line, argued on the line from a record this archive has read inferred, not stated from the family tree, unverified0 of the 1 relationships shown are written in a record this archive has read. 1 comes from the family tree and is unverified.Entered as her father on the family tree. His own 1903 death notice at Stutterheim is the document an external source mistook for James Jonathan's.

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The record

NameFerdinand Kumm
Born
Died20 Oct 1903, Stutterheim
LineMountjoy
ConfidenceDocumented

What the archive holds

Farmer, married Wilhelmina née Nass. Her father — and the man whose death notice an external source mistook for James Jonathan's.

Sources

Where the archive puts Ferdinand

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The households

…The 1902 van Niekerk notice 1 child Carolina Deybella Margrietta Alletta Botha · c. Jul 1844 – 18 Dec 1902 Ferdinand Kumm Ferdinand d. 20 Oct 1903 On whose word the family tree Entered as her father on the family tree. His own 1903 death notice at Stutterheim is the document an external source mistook for James Jonathan's. 1 child Maria Louisa Bertha Kumm · c. Oct 1860 – 3 Jul 1934 (the family tree) Joseph Daschner & Sophia Daschner Joseph d. bef. 1942 · Sophia d. bef.…

Everyone

…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.…

The register

…a, Cape, Probate Records of the Master of the High Court, 1822-1990 Amy Dorothy Aguste Kumm Death 4 January 1913 St. Marks, Cape Province, South Africa | Birth 1913 record ↗ South Africa, Cape Province, Civil Records, 1840-1972 Amy Dorothy Augusta Kumm Baptism 28 December 1913 Butterworth, Cape Province, South Africa · with: Maria Kumm · Ferdinand Kumm record ↗ South Africa, Methodist Parish Registers, 1822-1996 Andries Frais Kumm with: Julius Hermann Kumm record ↗ South Africa, KwaZulu Natal, Vital Records, 1868-1976 Andries Frans Kumm Birth 1915 · with: Rebecca Lydia Lizzie Burmeister record ↗ South Africa, Civil Marriage Records, 1801-1974 Andries Frans Kumm with: Julius Hermann Kumm record ↗ South Africa, Natal, Civil Deaths, 1863-1955 Anna…

Sources

…His parentage is instead carried by his 1866 baptism register entry , which is better evidence than a death notice would have been. One correction to an external source. The FamilySearch ark cited by 1820settlers.com for James Jonathan Mountjoy ( 3:1:3Q9M-CSQ8-S3QM-6 ) is not him. It is the death notice of Ferdinand Kumm , d. 20 October 1903 at Stutterheim — his father-in-law. Published and reference sources Forebears — surname incidence and distribution for Booyzen and Booysen , accessed 9 September 2026. Forebears figures are modelled estimates from name-frequency data, not a census. The name → Wikipedia , Booysen — surname etymology and the progenitor Boij Boijeszoon of Barlt, Northern Friesland.…

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