Joseph Daschner
His father, named on the 1942 death notice — “Deceased”, but named.
The record
| Name | Joseph Daschner |
| Born | — |
| Died | bef. 1942 |
| Line | Daschner |
| Confidence | Documented |
What the archive holds
His father, named on the 1942 death notice — “Deceased”, but named.
The documents
…TAB MHG 1928/42 — opened to check a marriage, and it returned a branch. Estate 1928/42 , stamped 13-5-1942, Pretoria . Typewritten throughout — the first document in this archive that is. The form, as completed 1. Deceased Joseph Heinrich Daschner 2. Birthplace Stutterheim, Cape Province · South African 3. Parents Joseph Daschner , deceased Sophia Daschner (Stoter) , deceased 4. Age 58 years 5 months — born about November 1883 5. Occupation Pensioner (Electrician) 6. Residence 132 Sheffield Street, Kenilworth, Johannesburg 7a. Spouse Catherine Mary Sophia Daschner (born Booyzen) — married in community of property 7b. Earlier wife "Not previously married." 7c. Married at Indwe, Cape Colony 8.…
The plates
…Beroep van oorledene — Messelaar Oud: Petrus Jacobus Booyzen en Johanna Margaritha Pretorius Both parents, and their address — 96 James Street, Germiston. (Alle Minderjarig) "CATHERINE MARY SOPHIA DASCHNER (born Booyzen)" — and below it, "Indwe, Cape Colony." Joseph Daschner — deceased. Sophia Daschner (Stoter) — deceased. "Gerthardus Lödewikus Booijsen" — "Magdalena de Beer" All eight entered mondig — the eldest was in his sixties. Destrikt Rustenburg · Neen · Niets nagelaten · Niets bekend "died 3rd July, 1934 — death not reported." Father — "Deceased." Mother — "Deceased." The same answer on both forms. £21. 4. 5. — one tenth share.…
The households
…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. 1942 On whose word a record read here Both named, and both “Deceased”, in line 3 of their son's 1942 death notice. The 1942 Daschner notice 1 child Joseph Heinrich Daschner · c. Nov 1883 – 19 Apr 1942 John Barry John 1796 – 1853 On whose word the family tree Entered on the family tree as the father.…
Everyone
…The Namesakes The Barrys The Register Henry James Daschner Documented 6 mentions 25 Feb 1932 — Named for his uncle Henry James Booyzen. The Documents The Barrys John Frederick Daschner Documented 4 mentions — — A major by 1942. The Documents Joseph Charles Daschner Documented 4 mentions — — A major by 1942. The Documents Joseph Daschner Documented 5 mentions — bef. 1942 His father, named on the 1942 death notice — “Deceased”, but named. The Documents Joseph Heinrich Daschner Documented 9 mentions c. Nov 1883, Stutterheim 19 Apr 1942, Kenilworth, Johannesburg Her husband. A PENSIONER (ELECTRICIAN) of 132 Sheffield Street, Kenilworth.…
The register
…South Africa | Birth 8 Feb 1909 · with: Willem Hermanus Booyzen · Catharina Maria Elizabeth Roodt record ↗ South Africa, Dutch Reformed Church Registers (Cape Town Archives), 1660-1994 Catharina Willemina Levina Booyzen reconstructed 8 Feb 1909 no public link reconstructed by this archive Catharine Mary Sophia Booyzen Birth 1891 · with: Joseph Daschner record ↗ South Africa, Civil Marriage Records, 1801-1974 Catharine Mary Sophia Booyzen with: Catharina Mary Sophia Däschner · Joseph Daschner record ↗ South Africa, Dutch Reformed Church Registers (Cape Town Archives), 1660-1994 Catherina Maria Booyzen Membership 2 Apr 1923 Middelburg, Cape Province, South Africa record ↗ South Africa, Dutch Reformed Church Registers (Cape Town Archives), 1660-19…
Others on the Daschner side
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