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Booyzen · 5 mentions across 5 pages

Petrus Jacobus “Piet” Booyzen

Sixth child.

Petrus Jacobus “Piet” Booyzen10 Jan 1934 – 2003Booyzen
the direct line, argued on the line from a record this archive has read inferred, not stated from the family tree, unverifiedAll 10 relationships shown are written in a record this archive has read. The cousin marriage →Married at Vereeniging, 30 December 1924 — a tree nurseryman and a girl of eighteen who were first cousins once removed.

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The record

NamePetrus Jacobus “Piet” Booyzen
Born10 Jan 1934, Johannesburg
Died2003
LineBooyzen
ConfidenceDocumented

What the archive holds

Sixth child.

The Line

The households

…rriage 8 children Willem Hermanus “Willy” Booyzen · 15 Oct 1925 – 1996 Margaretha Wilhelmina Elizabeth “Maggie” Booyzen · 14 Oct 1926 – 1966 Catherine Mary Sophia Booyzen · 25 Mar 1929 – 25 Dec 2013 (the direct line) Anna Johanna Maria Booyzen (Vermaak) · 12 Oct 1930 – deceased Georgina Jeanette Booyzen (Boshoff) · 22 Sep 1932 – deceased Petrus Jacobus “Piet” Booyzen · 10 Jan 1934 – 2003 Gertrude Elizabeth Booyzen · 11 May 1946 – 15 May 1946 Gertrude Booyzen · 11 May 1947 – 11 May 1947 Hercules Johannes Mountjoy & Maria Sophia van Niekerk Hercules 16 Jul 1866 – 12 May 1941 · Maria 1868 – 1961 On whose word a record read here Married at Dordrecht, 8 October 1888, aged 22 and 20. Two grandparents at a font 8 children George Mountjoy · 1889 – 1963 Jan Dirk Abrah…

Johannesburg

…The gap is wide, and two births in between are recorded only as "South Africa" — so the record cannot date the move more closely than somewhere between 1907 and 1932 . That is a much looser bracket than the testimony implies. The story says the family went to Johannesburg "after the war" — that is, from 1902.…

The namesakes

…Petrus Jacobus Booysen 1812–1884 Generation five. The farmer at Zevenfontein who signed his wife's death notice. Petrus Jacobus Booysen b. 10 Sep 1839 Third child on the 1863 death notice. Petrus Jacobus Booyzen b. 29 Dec 1904 Baptised with a Z at Middelburg, a year before the Indwe sheet spelled it with an S. Petrus Jacobus “Piet” Booyzen 1934–2003 Youngest of the Johannesburg family. Three of these share one page on this site, because merging them silently would be worse than saying so. The name that made this archive get something wrong Jan Gerhardus Lodewicus An uncle and a nephew, both of this name, both connected to an estate filed in 1885.…

Everyone

…The Name Open Questions Petrus Jacobus “Piet” Booyzen Documented 5 mentions 10 Jan 1934, Johannesburg 2003 Sixth child. The Line Stephanus Francois Booyzen Documented 6 mentions c. Oct 1874, Cape Province 14 May 1940, East Lynne, Pretoria A son of the second marriage, and a MESSELAAR — a mason, like his half-brother Willem Hermanus at Indwe.…

The register

…40-2019 Petrus Jacobus Van Blerk Booyzen Birth 1872 | Death 17 Mar 1949 Johannesburg, Transvaal, South Africa record ↗ South Africa, Transvaal, Civil Death, 1869-1954 Petrus Jacobus Van Blerk Booÿzen with: Petrus Jacobus Booÿzen · Johanna Jacoba Müller record ↗ South Africa, Dutch Reformed Church Registers (Cape Town Archives), 1660-1994 Petrus Jacobus “Piet” Booyzen reconstructed 10 Jan 1934, Johannesburg · 2003 no public link reconstructed by this archive Petrus Jacobús Booÿzen Baptism 28 Feb 1830 Cradock, Cape Province, South Africa | Birth 26 Dec 1829 · with: Adriana Christina Viljoen · David Schalk Booÿzen record ↗ South Africa, Dutch Reformed Church Registers (Cape Town Archives), 1660-1994 Petrus Jakobus Booyzen Birth 1825 · with: Johanna Margaretha Pr…

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