Johanna Catharina Mountjoy of Indwe
She joined the Dutch Reformed congregation at Indwe on 23 JULY 1907, arriving FROM BARKLY OOST — six weeks after Willem Hermanus Booijzen was confirmed in the same church — and the register’s last column records her dead there in June 1911. A Mountjoy and a Booyzen in one small colliery congregation, twenty-two years after the two families stood at the same font at Barkly Oost. 15 SEPTEMBER 2026 — AND THERE IS NOW A CANDIDATE BIRTH DATE, NOT ENTERED. The baptism transcriptions indexed by gendatabase.com hold a JOHANNA CATHARINA MOUNTJOY BORN 28 JANUARY 1860, one of four Mountjoy children baptised between 1858 and 1864. She would be FIFTY-ONE in June 1911. IT IS NOT BEING TAKEN: this family already contains a Johanna Catharina Mountjoy born 1819, so the name repeats within it, and WHAT WOULD DECIDE IT IS THE CONGREGATION THE 1860 BAPTISM WAS REGISTERED IN — which is the field that site charges for. If it is Barkly East or its district, the two women are almost certainly one. 17 SEPTEMBER 2026 — AND SHE HAS A JOINING DATE. The Indwe LIDMATE register enters her on 23 JULY 1907 — FamilySearch 1:1:6PR3-HNWZ — SEVEN WEEKS AFTER WILLEM HERMANUS BOOIJZEN WAS CONFIRMED IN THE SAME CONGREGATION on 31 May 1907. This archive had her death at Indwe and nothing before it. It does not make the two families relatives; it makes them neighbours, in one small coal town’s register, in one winter.
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The record
| Name | Johanna Catharina Mountjoy of Indwe |
| Born | — |
| Died | Jun 1911, Indwe |
| Line | Mountjoy |
| Confidence | Documented |
What the archive holds
She joined the Dutch Reformed congregation at Indwe on 23 JULY 1907, arriving FROM BARKLY OOST — six weeks after Willem Hermanus Booijzen was confirmed in the same church — and the register’s last column records her dead there in June 1911. A Mountjoy and a Booyzen in one small colliery congregation, twenty-two years after the two families stood at the same font at Barkly Oost. 15 SEPTEMBER 2026 — AND THERE IS NOW A CANDIDATE BIRTH DATE, NOT ENTERED. The baptism transcriptions indexed by gendatabase.com hold a JOHANNA CATHARINA MOUNTJOY BORN 28 JANUARY 1860, one of four Mountjoy children baptised between 1858 and 1864. She would be FIFTY-ONE in June 1911. IT IS NOT BEING TAKEN: this family already contains a Johanna Catharina Mountjoy born 1819, so the name repeats within it, and WHAT WOULD DECIDE IT IS THE CONGREGATION THE 1860 BAPTISM WAS REGISTERED IN — which is the field that site charges for. If it is Barkly East or its district, the two women are almost certainly one. 17 SEPTEMBER 2026 — AND SHE HAS A JOINING DATE. The Indwe LIDMATE register enters her on 23 JULY 1907 — FamilySearch 1:1:6PR3-HNWZ — SEVEN WEEKS AFTER WILLEM HERMANUS BOOIJZEN WAS CONFIRMED IN THE SAME CONGREGATION on 31 May 1907. This archive had her death at Indwe and nothing before it. It does not make the two families relatives; it makes them neighbours, in one small coal town’s register, in one winter.
The documents
…This archive already holds a Hercules Johannes Mountjoy , born 16 July 1866 — the same forenames and the same day of the month, four years later. And one of them may be the woman who died at Indwe This archive holds “Johanna Catharina Mountjoy of Indwe” with no birth date at all — she joined the Dutch Reformed congregation at Indwe on 23 July 1907, arriving from Barkly Oost six weeks after Willem Hermanus Booijzen was confirmed in the same church, and the register's last column records her dead there in June 1911. A Johanna Catharina Mountjoy born 28 January 1860 would be fifty-one in June 1911. It is a candidate and it is not being entered.…
The Marriages
…28 Apr 1810 — Johanna Catharina Mountjoy 30 Apr 1819, Graaff-Reinet 19 May 1863, Zevenfontein, Brak River Johanna Catharina Mountjoy of Burgersdorp 28 Jan 1860, baptised 29 Feb 1860 at Burgersdorp — Johanna Catharina Mountjoy of Indwe — Jun 1911, Indwe Lancelott Byron Keys 29 Jan 1888, baptised 4 Mar 1888 at Dordrecht — Lena Millie Frachet — — Louisa Elizabeth Diesel — 11 Jun 1923 Maria Catharina Magdalena Potgieter — — Maria Elizabeth Mountjoy 12 Jun 1858, baptised at Graaff-Reinet — Maria Francina Cecilia Olivier — — Maria Louisa Bertha Kumm c. Oct 1860, Cape Province 3 Jul 1934, Barkly East Maria Magdalena Buis c.…
The People
…FROM THE INDEX. The Barrys What Was Searched Johanna Catharina Mountjoy of Indwe Documented — Jun 1911, Indwe She joined the Dutch Reformed congregation at Indwe on 23 JULY 1907, arriving FROM BARKLY OOST — six weeks after Willem Hermanus Booijzen was confirmed in the same church — and the register’s last column records her dead there in June 1911.…
Johanna Catharina Mountjoy of Indwe
…A Mountjoy and a Booyzen in one small colliery congregation, twenty-two years after the two families stood at the same font at Barkly Oost.…
The Register
…ters (Cape Town Archives), 1660-1994 Johanna Catharina Mountjoy reconstructed 30 Apr 1819, Graaff-Reinet · 19 May 1863, Zevenfontein, Brak River no public link reconstructed by this archive Johanna Catharina Mountjoy of Burgersdorp reconstructed 28 Jan 1860, baptised 29 Feb 1860 at Burgersdorp no public link reconstructed by this archive Johanna Catharina Mountjoy of Indwe reconstructed Jun 1911, Indwe no public link reconstructed by this archive Johanna Catherina Mountjay Birth 1917 | Burial 12 Sep 1987 Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa | Death 9 Sep 1987 record ↗ South Africa, Gauteng, Johannesburg, Cemetery Records, 1840-2019 Johanna Catherina Mountjoy Birth 1917 | Burial 9 Sep 1987 Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa record ↗ South Africa, Gauteng, Johannesbu…
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