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Xaverius Hermanus Pieterzen

Third witness at the 1851 baptism. The given name is not certain.

Xaverius Hermanus PieterzenMountjoy
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The record

NameXaverius Hermanus Pieterzen
Born—
Died—
LineMountjoy
ConfidenceDocumented

What the archive holds

Third witness at the 1851 baptism. The given name is not certain.

The Documents

The documents

…His 1905 death registration says 55 , which is right within a year. The 1879 entry is wrong by six years. And he was named for his godfather The witnesses are Willem Hermanus Pieterzen , Maria Catharina Magdalena Potgieter and Xaverius Hermanus Pieterzen . (The archive scan corrects this archive's earlier reading of the surname as Pietersen — see below; the first given name, earlier read as Iwerus , is still not certain.) Johanna Catharina Mountjoy's half-brothers were Pieterzens — the sons of Anna Catharina Sleer by her first marriage. The archive had them only as names in a list.…

The Marriages

…12 Mar 1809 — Willem Hermanus Pieterzen — — Willem Slier — — William Henry Keys 1854 — William Henry Keys the younger 10 Jun 1882, baptised 23 Jul 1882 at Dordrecht — Xaverius Hermanus Pieterzen — — Held on 69 a record read here · 12 inferred.…

The People

…The Documents Namesakes The Name Willem Hermanus Pieterzen Documented — — Godfather at the 1851 font and the boy's namesake — Johanna Catharina's half-brother by her mother's first marriage. His surname, spelled with a z by the same clerk, is what emptied this archive's name argument. The Name The Documents Xaverius Hermanus Pieterzen Documented — — Third witness at the 1851 baptism. The given name is not certain. The Documents Isabella Fredrika du Plessis also written born Booyzen Documented — — Eldest on the 1943 notice, and the third of her name in three generations. The Documents The Women Maria Catharina Magdalena Potgieter Documented — — Second witness at the 1851 baptism.…

Xaverius Hermanus Pieterzen

…The given name is not certain. Xaverius Hermanus Pieterzen Mountjoy No household in this archive names this person, as a child or as a parent. They are here because a record names them, and that record stands alone. Every record naming Xaverius Hermanus Pieterzen → No family is drawn here, because none is recorded.…

The Register

…| Birth 02 Jul 1868 · with: Willem Petrus Jacobus Pieterzen · Elisabetha Margaretha Botma record ↗ South Africa, Free State Dutch Reformed Church Records, 1848-1956 Willem Petrus Jacobus Pieterzen with: Willem Petrus Erasmus Pieterzen · Elisabetha Margaretha Botma record ↗ South Africa, Free State Dutch Reformed Church Records, 1848-1956 Xaverius Hermanus Pieterzen reconstructed — no public link reconstructed by this archive Zara Johanna Pieterzen Probate from 1836 to 1840 Cape Province, South Africa record ↗ South Africa, Cape, Probate Records of the Master of the High Court, 1822-1990 ?*** Josephus Slier with: Anna Maria Elzabeth Slier · Maria Susanna Olivier record ↗ South Africa, Dutch Reformed Church Registers (Cape Town Archives), 1660-1994 A J Slier…

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