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About Abraham Johannes Jacobus Kruger
ABO Prisoners Of War
Number
12585
Surname:
KRUGER
Name:
ABRAHAM JOHANNES JACOBUS
Age:
37
Address:
REMHOOGTE
District:
PRETORIA
Captured Where:
REMHOOGTE
Captured When:
1900/09/05
Camp:
GROENPUNT
Country:
ONBEKEND
Ship (To):
ONBEKEND
Ship (Back):
N/A
ABO – Irene Refugee Camp
Personal Details
Name: Mr Abram Johannes Jacobus Kruger
Born in camp? No
Died in camp? No
Gender: male
Race: white
Marital status: married
Nationality: Transvaal
Occupation: farmer
Registration as head of family: Yes
Unique ID: 127769
Camp History
Name: Irene RC
Age arrival: 38
Date arrival: 20/05/1901
Age departure: 39
Date departure: 01/07/1902
Reason departure: returned home
Destination: farm
Tent number: RT 1299
Farm History
Name: Remhoogte
District: Pretoria
Notes: property 40 morgen
Status
Type: ABC
Relationships
Mr Abram Johannes Jacobus Kruger
is the husband of Mrs Anna Cathrina Kruger
is the father of Master Willem Johannes Kruger
is the father of Master Jacobus Daniel Kruger
is the father of Master Abram Johannes Kruger
is the father of Master Petrus Jacobus Kruger
is the father of Miss Lasia Sophia Kruger
is the father of Master Gert Johannes Kruger
is the relationship unknown of Miss Martha Joachomina Horn
is the relationship unknown of Master Petrus Jacobus Venter
Sources
Title: DBC 62 Irene CR
Type: DBC 62
Reference No.: DBC 62
Notes: p. K 06
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Abraham Johannes Jacobus Kruger's Timeline
| 1863 |
November 16, 1863
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Rustenburg, Zuid Afrikaans Republiek, Suid Afrika
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| 1889 |
February 27, 1889
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Remhoogte, Rustenburg, South Africa
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| 1891 |
April 28, 1891
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| 1893 |
September 16, 1893
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Pretoria, South Africa
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| 1896 |
January 5, 1896
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Pretoria, South Africa
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| 1898 |
May 9, 1898
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Pretoria, South Africa
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| 1899 |
September 6, 1899
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Pretoria, South Africa
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| 1902 |
November 18, 1902
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| 1905 |
August 28, 1905
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| 1908 |
August 15, 1908
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