Notes: Ancestors Research South Africa

Notes

Matches 18,651 to 18,700 of 19,476

#	Notes	Linked to
18651	Member of the Legislative Assembly 1858-9	SOUTHEY, William (I33200)
18652	Member of the Legislative Council 1859-63	CAWOOD, Joseph (I33931)
18653	Mental patient	STEVENS, Robert Mitford (I26662)
18654	Merchant Estate 6/9/1403 F1069	NEWMARK, Abraham (I5192)
18655	Merchant Grave BDH0110 reinterment Grave BD# H0110 Estate 6/9/366 F1935	BELL, Edward George (I1790)
18656	Merchant Never resident in SA	VIGNE, Henry (I2661)
18657	Merchant	REYNEKE, Johan Carel (I6442)
18658	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	HALLIER, Michael Benjamin Lorraine (I30389)
18659	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	CAIRNS, Elizabeth Margaret (I3257)
18660	Military deserter with friend Terence Fitzgerald http://sagenealogy.co.za/search-database/ He deserted twice, once from Grahamstown on 21 Feb 1843 (one year 4 months in service) and once from Port Elizabeth on 6 Feb 1844 where he was jailed for theft. He was a private in 91st Regiment. Description - 5 feet 7 inches; slight make; blue eyes; fair complexion; light brown hair. He had tatoos - a mermaid and Union Jack on arm and initials JK, LK, NK. Farm "Goedewensch". Death notice TAB MHG 20501, 1867	KELLY, John Thomas (I899)
18661	Minister of Agriculture	WATER, Thomas Nicholaas Germain te (I29672)
18662	Miss Josie Wood founded the Library for the Blind which was housed at h er home "Woodbourne" fron 1919 - 1924.	WOOD, Josephine Ethel (I29248)
18663	Missionary	SIEDENFADEN, Johannes (I23065)
18664	Missionary	SERGEANT, William (I27073)
18665	Missionary in Malawi	MURRAY, William Hoppe (I6086)
18666	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	KELLY, Morag (I28920)
18667	Motor accident Stanford-Gansbaai road Grave GB1 A2301	UYS, Elizabeth Magdalena (I20278)
18668	Motor accident Stanford-Gansbaai road Grave GB1 A2302	WIT, Louis Johannes Jacobus de (Witt) (I20279)
18669	Motor dealer Estate 6/9/18298 F3235	CARSE, Pieter Willem (I1851)
18670	Moved from Poland to England before 1876 and then to the Cape between 18 80 and 1883 Estate 6/9/288 F109 which gives very little information	SILKE, Simon (I3734)
18671	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	ANTROBUS, Geoffrey Gordon (I31725)
18672	Muchenberg	LIEBENBERG, Christian (I79162)
18673	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	NORDEN, Pierre Bouchier (I28761)
18674	Murdered by Xhosas	BROWN, William (I33861)
18675	Must have died young as child born later was given the same name	MOORCROFT, George (I34362)
18676	Name appears as William Terence Fitzgerald. Most refs give his name as Terence William Fitzgerald as that is the name on his gravestone. His date of birth appears thereon as 24 Dec 1824 - gravestone gives date as 1823. Birth place was probably Ballymore-Eustace in County Kildare. Possibly Baltimore, Kildare, Ireland? His parents' names also appear on the death notice, shows 6 children, with mother's maiden name Hester McMahon; father Terence. He worked as a joiner in a cotton mill before joining the military, possibly in Ballymore-Eustace. Arrived in SA in 1840 according to Malherbe. On 1 Oct 1841 at age of 17 joined the 81st Regiment of Foot at the Kilkenny Depot, Ireland no. 1608, as a private. On 1 Apr 1842 in Naas, county town of Kildare he transferred to the 91st Argyllshire Highlander Reserve Battalion. Boarded ship on 27 May 1842 and left Ireland from Dún Laoghaire on 2 Jun 1842. Some records state he left home at early age and served with 91st Foot Regiment (Munster). In "Assegai over the hills" by FC Metrowich the 91st Regiment regiment was aboard the ship "Abercrombie Robinson" which arrived in SA waters on 25 Aug 1842 and anchored about 20:00h. Shipwrecked in Table Bay on 27 Aug 1842. The troops while waiting for transport to Algoa Bay camped on the Liesbeeck, Cape Town (present day Rondebosch and Claremont) between 28 Aug 1842 and 22 Feb 1843. In Government Gazette Mar 1843, 91st Argyllshire Highlanders Reserve Batallion sailed from Table Bay to Algoa Bay aboard SS Java Military deserter http://sagenealogy.co.za/search-database/ Terence Fitzgerald, Private deserted 26 Feb 1845 from Fort Beaufort. 91st Regiment of Infantry; Reserve Batallion; 22 years 3 months; 5 feet 8 3/8 inches, stout make, fresh complexion, light brown hair; place of birth - Ballymore; dressed in old jacket, white trousers, and forage cap, took the greater part of his regimental necessaries, 3 years 3 months in service. Cape of Good Hope Government Gazette 7th March 1845. His name appears in the Munster Books of 1843 - see Albany Museum, Grahamstown. Noted he was at Fort Beaufort, Peddie, Blinkwater areas in 1843/45. His last salary cheque was on 25 Feb 1845 in Fort Beaufort, close to Tarkastad. He deserted the British army on 26 Feb 1845 at Fort Beaufort together with his life-long friend Thomas (Tom) Kelly and joined Gert Kruger and Hermanus Steyn under General A H Potgieter with his Voortrekkers at Schoemansdal. May have fought in the Battle of Boomplats against Sir Harry Smith, in 1848. Both friends had married Boer girls After they swore allegiance to the British Crown they were pardoned for their desertion (Certificate of Discharge exists dated 8 Sep 1877). He was a farming pioneer in the Soutpansberg & established Ballymore, (named after hometown in Ireland) which stretched from the Doorn River in the west to Klein Letaba in the Lowveld in the east. The home he built still stands today. He established himself as a trader and storekeeper. He was a friend of Venda chief Makhado who gave him permission to trade. Was also a hunter of ivory. He knew Paul Kruger. Was a Catholic - noted in Doopboek of the Hervormde Gemeente of Zoutpansberg when children were baptised. See article in Landbou Weekblad 11 June 1952 p. 23, which includes photo of him, his farm house and grave. He is mentioned in several books "The chair of the Ramabulanas" by Dorothea Moeller-Malan, p. 127, 131-132, 152, 159 (Albisini), 160, 176, 184, 187, 193, 206 and the "Townspeople of the Soutpansberg" by Johann WN Tempelhoff, p. 27-28, 45 (daughter Tienie (Gertruida) Kelly). 6 children appear on his death notice. Heese states there was a daughter Maria, but a Magdalena b. 5 Sep 1866 acc. to Malherbe? She is not on the death notice. She may have died young?? He did have a daughter Maria Magdalena born on this date with Anna Cornelia Fourie. Did he have a brother or grandfather named Henry John? Both he and his son had a child who they gave this name to. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:KC3X-N66	FITZGERALD, William Terence (I888)
18677	Name given in pencil note added to mother's death notice	BRONN, Pieter Coenraad (I26148)
18678	Name is given in existing as Von Hogenhout/ Tuleken - Not understood	TULLEKEN, Marina (I28149)
18679	Name re-used. Childhood death assumed	MANNING, Jacobus Gerhardus (I5225)
18680	Name: Mother's Maiden Surname: VINE, JOSIAH JAMES FELTHAM GRO Reference: 1849 D Quarter in BASINGSTOKE Volume 07 Page 63	VINE, Josiah James (I106)
18681	Natal Estate 1987/01088	NIEKERK, Susanna Cornelia Petronella van (I26034)
18682	Natal Estate 1987/01778	SOLMS, Wynand (I26035)
18683	Natal estate NAB MSCE 1964/00935	JACKSON, Susan Caroline Muriel (I2495)
18684	Natal estate NAB MSCE 1966/00960	SMITH, Herbert Stanley (I2506)
18685	Natal estate NAB MSCE 1967/02791	JACKSON, Lilian Jessie (I2498)
18686	Natal Estate NAM MSCE 1964/00316	JACKSON, Bertha Mary (I2497)
18687	Nee McFarlane Never resident in SA	MCFARLANE, Christian (I29202)
18688	Never married 6/9/254 F487	BOLTMAN, Frederich Jacobus (I1948)
18689	Never married Bookkeeper Grave HER B033 Estate 1956/04037	HENN, Trevor Claude (I44914)
18690	Never married Buried in Grave G 11 in the Methodist Settler cemetery at port Alfred	COOKSON, Charlotte May (I29357)
18691	Never married Buried in St Johns Cemetery Estate 6/9/276 F62	SHAW, Margaret Barbara (I2937)
18692	Never married Died in hospital in Gardens Grave CA1 C1149 Estate 6/9/23598 F2078	DEVENTER, Dirk Hermanus Swart van (I9041)
18693	Never married Died on Driefontein farm Estate MOOC 6/9/526 R1902	SURMON, Gertrude Alice (I31064)
18694	Never married Estate 1956/02489	SOLMS, Johanna Susanna (I4643)
18695	Never married Estate 1956/04205	NEWMARK, Joseph Herbert Muskett (I5197)
18696	Never married Estate 6/9/2340 F2250	DYERS, Florence Eliza (I23557)
18697	Never married Estate 6/9/349 F433	BLORE, Raleigh Charles (I2940)
18698	Never married Estate 6/9/381 F3079	TWENTYMAN, Louisa Henrietta (I3607)
18699	Never married Estate 6/9/733 F3448	GROENEWOUD, Rykie Neethling (I7571)
18700	Never married Estate MOK 1/1/0002 F66	BLOMMENSTEIN, John W van V van (I25267)

Notes

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18651

Member of the Legislative Assembly 1858-9

SOUTHEY, William (I33200)

18652

Member of the Legislative Council 1859-63

CAWOOD, Joseph (I33931)

18653

Mental patient

STEVENS, Robert Mitford (I26662)

18654

Merchant
Estate 6/9/1403 F1069

NEWMARK, Abraham (I5192)

18655

Merchant
Grave BDH0110 reinterment
Grave BD# H0110
Estate 6/9/366 F1935

BELL, Edward George (I1790)

18656

Merchant
Never resident in SA

VIGNE, Henry (I2661)

18657

Merchant

REYNEKE, Johan Carel (I6442)

18658

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

HALLIER, Michael Benjamin Lorraine (I30389)

18659

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

CAIRNS, Elizabeth Margaret (I3257)

18660

Military deserter with friend Terence Fitzgerald http://sagenealogy.co.za/search-database/
He deserted twice, once from Grahamstown on 21 Feb 1843 (one year 4 months in service) and once from Port Elizabeth on 6 Feb 1844 where he was jailed for theft. He was a private in 91st Regiment.
Description - 5 feet 7 inches; slight make; blue eyes; fair complexion; light brown hair. He had tatoos - a mermaid and Union Jack on arm and initials JK, LK, NK.
Farm "Goedewensch".
Death notice TAB MHG 20501, 1867

KELLY, John Thomas (I899)

18661

Minister of Agriculture

WATER, Thomas Nicholaas Germain te (I29672)

18662

Miss Josie Wood founded the Library for the Blind which was housed at h er home
"Woodbourne" fron 1919 - 1924.

WOOD, Josephine Ethel (I29248)

18663

Missionary

SIEDENFADEN, Johannes (I23065)

18664

Missionary

SERGEANT, William (I27073)

18665

Missionary in Malawi

MURRAY, William Hoppe (I6086)

18666

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

KELLY, Morag (I28920)

18667

Motor accident Stanford-Gansbaai road
Grave GB1 A2301

UYS, Elizabeth Magdalena (I20278)

18668

Motor accident Stanford-Gansbaai road
Grave GB1 A2302

WIT, Louis Johannes Jacobus de (Witt) (I20279)

18669

Motor dealer
Estate 6/9/18298 F3235

CARSE, Pieter Willem (I1851)

18670

Moved from Poland to England before 1876 and then to the Cape between 18 80 and 1883
Estate 6/9/288 F109 which gives very little information

SILKE, Simon (I3734)

18671

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

ANTROBUS, Geoffrey Gordon (I31725)

18672

Muchenberg

LIEBENBERG, Christian (I79162)

18673

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

NORDEN, Pierre Bouchier (I28761)

18674

Murdered by Xhosas

BROWN, William (I33861)

18675

Must have died young as child born later was given the same name

MOORCROFT, George (I34362)

18676

Name appears as William Terence Fitzgerald. Most refs give his name as Terence William Fitzgerald as that is the name on his gravestone. His date of birth appears thereon as 24 Dec 1824 - gravestone gives date as 1823. Birth place was probably Ballymore-Eustace in County Kildare. Possibly Baltimore, Kildare, Ireland? His parents' names also appear on the death notice, shows 6 children, with mother's maiden name Hester McMahon; father Terence.
He worked as a joiner in a cotton mill before joining the military, possibly in Ballymore-Eustace.
Arrived in SA in 1840 according to Malherbe. On 1 Oct 1841 at age of 17 joined the 81st Regiment of Foot at the Kilkenny Depot, Ireland no. 1608, as a private. On 1 Apr 1842 in Naas, county town of Kildare he transferred to the 91st Argyllshire Highlander Reserve Battalion. Boarded ship on 27 May 1842 and left Ireland from Dún Laoghaire on 2 Jun 1842. Some records state he left home at early age and served with 91st Foot Regiment (Munster). In "Assegai over the hills" by FC Metrowich the 91st Regiment regiment was aboard the ship "Abercrombie Robinson" which arrived in SA waters on 25 Aug 1842 and anchored about 20:00h. Shipwrecked in Table Bay on 27 Aug 1842. The troops while waiting for transport to Algoa Bay camped on the Liesbeeck, Cape Town (present day Rondebosch and Claremont) between 28 Aug 1842 and 22 Feb 1843.
In Government Gazette Mar 1843, 91st Argyllshire Highlanders Reserve Batallion sailed from Table Bay to Algoa Bay aboard SS Java
Military deserter http://sagenealogy.co.za/search-database/ Terence Fitzgerald, Private deserted 26 Feb 1845 from Fort Beaufort. 91st Regiment of Infantry; Reserve Batallion; 22 years 3 months; 5 feet 8 3/8 inches, stout make, fresh complexion, light brown hair; place of birth - Ballymore; dressed in old jacket, white trousers, and forage cap, took the greater part of his regimental necessaries, 3 years 3 months in service. Cape of Good Hope Government Gazette 7th March 1845.
His name appears in the Munster Books of 1843 - see Albany Museum, Grahamstown. Noted he was at Fort Beaufort, Peddie, Blinkwater areas in 1843/45. His last salary cheque was on 25 Feb 1845 in Fort Beaufort, close to Tarkastad. He deserted the British army on 26 Feb 1845 at Fort Beaufort together with his life-long friend Thomas (Tom) Kelly and joined Gert Kruger and Hermanus Steyn under General A H Potgieter with his Voortrekkers at Schoemansdal. May have fought in the Battle of Boomplats against Sir Harry Smith, in 1848. Both friends had married Boer girls
After they swore allegiance to the British Crown they were pardoned for their desertion (Certificate of Discharge exists dated 8 Sep 1877).

He was a farming pioneer in the Soutpansberg & established Ballymore, (named after hometown in Ireland) which stretched from the Doorn River in the west to Klein Letaba in the Lowveld in the east. The home he built still stands today. He established himself as a trader and storekeeper. He was a friend of Venda chief Makhado who gave him permission to trade. Was also a hunter of ivory. He knew Paul Kruger.
Was a Catholic - noted in Doopboek of the Hervormde Gemeente of Zoutpansberg when children were baptised.
See article in Landbou Weekblad 11 June 1952 p. 23, which includes photo of him, his farm house and grave.

He is mentioned in several books "The chair of the Ramabulanas" by Dorothea Moeller-Malan, p. 127, 131-132, 152, 159 (Albisini), 160, 176, 184, 187, 193, 206 and the "Townspeople of the Soutpansberg" by Johann WN Tempelhoff, p. 27-28, 45 (daughter Tienie (Gertruida) Kelly).
6 children appear on his death notice.
Heese states there was a daughter Maria, but a Magdalena b. 5 Sep 1866 acc. to Malherbe? She is not on the death notice. She may have died young?? He did have a daughter Maria Magdalena born on this date with Anna Cornelia Fourie.
Did he have a brother or grandfather named Henry John? Both he and his son had a child who they gave this name to.
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:KC3X-N66

FITZGERALD, William Terence (I888)

18677

Name given in pencil note added to mother's death notice

BRONN, Pieter Coenraad (I26148)

18678

Name is given in existing as Von Hogenhout/ Tuleken - Not understood

TULLEKEN, Marina (I28149)

18679

Name re-used. Childhood death assumed

MANNING, Jacobus Gerhardus (I5225)

18680

Name: Mother's Maiden Surname:
VINE, JOSIAH JAMES FELTHAM
GRO Reference: 1849 D Quarter in BASINGSTOKE Volume 07 Page 63