The Booyzen Archive
Barry · 8 mentions across 8 pages

Frederick Fortunatus Barry

Carries the Kolbe given name Fortunatus.

Frederick Fortunatus BarryBarry
the direct line, argued on the line from a record this archive has read inferred, not stated from the family tree, unverifiedAll 11 relationships shown are written in a record this archive has read. The Barrys →Married about 1850 at BURGHERSDORP — “probably”, says their own son on the 1915 notice, who did not know. His 1903 registration says they had ELEVEN children; the 1915 notice names EIGHT. Three are missing and this archive cannot name one of them.

Every record naming Frederick Fortunatus Barry →

The record

NameFrederick Fortunatus Barry
Born
Died
LineBarry
ConfidenceDocumented

What the archive holds

Carries the Kolbe given name Fortunatus.

The KolbesThe Women

The documents

…Both his own documents call him simply John Barry . James Henry Barry The second son. He signed this form, and died at Barkly East on 23 June 1939. George Augustus Barry New. Henry Nicholas Barry Hendrik Nicholaas — who married Anna Johanna Maria Schoeman and signed his own daughter's death registration in 1912. Frederick Fortunatus Barry Carries the Kolbe name. Richard Peter Barry Present at his father's death in 1903, and the name on the Cape Rebel roll. Margaret Mary Bedford, born Barry , married to Tom Bedford Margaretha Louisa Maria, m. Thomas Bedford 1875. Kathleen Mary Boyson, born Barry , married in community of property to William Boyson The only Booyzen marriage on the list, and it is spelled Boyson by an English clerk.…

The households

…His 1903 registration says they had ELEVEN children; the 1915 notice names EIGHT. Three are missing and this archive cannot name one of them. The Barrys 9 children John Augustus Barry II James Henry Barry · c. 1847 – 23 Jun 1939 George Augustus Barry Hendrik Nicholaas Barry Frederick Fortunatus Barry Richard Peter Barry Margaret Mary Bedford Catherine Maria Sophia “Kathleen” Barry · 1859 – 1940 (the direct line) Kathleen Mary Barry Petrus Jacobus Booysen & Anna Maria van der Merwe Petrus c. 21 Sep 1788 – 1 Sep 1876 · Anna 1785 – bef. Mar 1825 On whose word the family tree Married 1805 at Graaff-Reinet, on the family tree.…

The Kolbes

…They read exactly as a missionary's children's names should: scriptural, Latinate, chosen rather than inherited. And one of them travels. Frederik Fortunatus Kolbe (1839) becomes Frederick Fortunatus Barry (1863) becomes Frederik Fortsenatus Booÿsen (1899) — one name carried across three surnames and sixty years, degrading slightly at each handover. The women → John Gottlob Kolbe, 1765–1845 — a tailor of Bond Street The tree leads with the German original, Johan Gottlieb .…

The namesakes

…This archive keeps the two apart, and says which is which. One name, three surnames, no blood tie proved between two of them Fortunatus It comes out of the London Kolbes and ends up on a Booÿsen born in the year the war began. Who When What they are to the name Frederik Fortunatus Kolbe of the London Kolbes The source of the name. Frederick Fortunatus Barry — Carried into the Barrys by the Kolbe marriage of 1850. Frederik Fortsenatus Booÿsen b. 1899 And into the Booysens, spelled with a diaeresis, in 1899. Ruben, a Schoeman name, travels the same way into the Barrys — Ruben Jacobus Josuah Barry. Two daughters, one name, eleven months apart The two Gertrudes Not a duplicated record. Two children, two death certificates, two cemeteries.…

Everyone

…FROM THE INDEX. The Register Fred J. Barry Open 7 mentions — — Cape Rebel, plaasboer of Ivanhoe, district Barkly East / Wodehouse, tried June 1901 — the same month as Schoeman of Caerlaverock. Relationship to this family unproven; the middle initial does not match Frederick Fortunatus. The Rebels Frederick Fortunatus Barry Documented 8 mentions — — Carries the Kolbe given name Fortunatus. The Kolbes The Women George Augustus Barry Documented 5 mentions — — NEW. Named on his father's 1915 death notice and nowhere else this archive has looked. He carries his grandfather George Augustus Kolbe's names entire.…

The rebels

…Identity not proven The register gives no birth dates and no parents, so the archive cannot yet show that these are the same men. Richard Peter Barry is a distinctive name in the right region; Fred J. does not match this family's Frederick Fortunatus Barry on the middle initial, and may be a cousin or no relation. But the shape of the testimony has changed. It was never wrong that this family was rebel country. It was looking at the wrong surname. The claim "the family were Cape Rebels" has been tested three times now. Against Booysen : twenty-six on the roll, every one of them Northern Cape.…

The register

…Barry reconstructed — no public link reconstructed by this archive Frederick Fortunatus Barry reconstructed — no public link reconstructed by this archive George Augustus Barry reconstructed — no public link reconstructed by this archive Harriet Louisa Barry reconstructed 1894 · 7 Sep 1912, Barkly East no public link reconstructed by this archive Hendrik Nicholaas Barry reconstructed — no public link reconstructed by this archive James Henry Barry reconstructed c.…

The women

…And Frederik Fortsenatus Booÿsen (b. 1899) is a worn-down copy of Frederik Fortunatus Kolbe (b. 1839), by way of Frederick Fortunatus Barry (b. 1863). The women's families did not vanish into the Booyzen name. They were carried inside it. They worked Three occupations are recorded for women in this ancestry. All three are manual.…

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