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Johanna Catharina Mountjoy

The Mountjoy–Booysen junction. Married 4 Nov 1838 at Cradock. Her death notice gives her age to the day and names her parents.

Parents

James Montjoyc. 1782 – Sep 1827record Anna Catharina Sleer1787 – 1885record

Johanna Catharina Mountjoy30 Apr 1819 – 19 May 1863Mountjoy

marriedPetrus Jacobus Booysen10 May 1812 – 1884 (probate)record

9 children with Petrus

Jacobus Nicholas Booysenbef. 1842 – 1923record Johanna Catharina Booysenb. 15 May 1844record Petrus Jacobus Booysenb. 10 Sep 1839record Anna Catharina Booysen21 Sep 1842 – bef. 1863record David Schalk Booysenb. 9 Jun 1848record Willem Hermanus “William Henry” Booyzen4 May 1851 – 13 Sep 1905direct line Magdalena Johanna Francina Booysenb. 16 Jul 1853record Jan Gerhardus Lodewicus Booysenb. 4 Dec 1855record Jacoba Catharina Booysenb. 21 Sep 1857record

4 siblings

Thomas Jacobus Mountjoy1818 – 1827 Jacoba Catharina Mountjoy1820 – 1842 George Mountjoyb. 11 Jun 1823 James Mountjoyb. 1826

the direct line, argued on the line from a record this archive has read inferred, not stated from the family tree, unverifiedAll 17 relationships shown are written in a record this archive has read. The 1817 marriage register →Married at Graaff-Reinet, 9 March 1817 — on a page where the clerk recorded everyone else's origin and left his blank.Married at Cradock 4 November 1838. He signed her death notice in 1863; it names her parents and their eight surviving children. The 1863 death notice →

Every record naming Johanna Catharina Mountjoy →

The record

Name	Johanna Catharina Mountjoy
Also written	Montjoy, Montjoÿ
Born	30 Apr 1819, Graaff-Reinet
Died	19 May 1863, Zevenfontein, Brak River
Line	Mountjoy
Confidence	Documented

What the archive holds

The Mountjoy–Booysen junction. Married 4 Nov 1838 at Cradock. Her death notice gives her age to the day and names her parents.

The Documents The Women The Line

Where the archive puts Johanna

Graaff-Reinet

Town, Cape Colony · Karoo

Zevenfontein

Farm · Brak River, later Middelburg district

Each carries the document that puts them there. The atlas →

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Others on the Mountjoy side

James Montjoy

c. 1782, “Europe” – Sep 1827, Cradock

Anna Catharina Sleer

1787 – 1885

Willem Hermanus Pieterzen

— – bef. 1817

Thomas Jacobus Mountjoy

1818 – 1827

Jacoba Catharina Mountjoy

1820 – 1842

George Mountjoy

11 Jun 1823, Cradock – —

Hercules Johannes Mountjoy

16 Jul 1866 – 12 May 1941, Wodehouse

Maria Sophia van Niekerk

1868 – 1961

Jan Dirk Abram Frans van Niekerk

Her father. Signed his wife’s death notice at Dordrecht on 29 December

Carolina Deybella Margrietta Alletta Botha

c. Jul 1844, district Cradock – 18 Dec 1902, Dordrecht

Carolina Deybella Margrietta Alletta van Niekerk

Eldest, and named for her mother entire. The notice enters her as marr

Cornelius van Niekerk

Second on the 1902 list.

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