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| Birthplace: | Driefontein, Johannesburg, South Africa |
| Death: | Died in Benoni, South Africa |
| Managed by: | Lea Herbst |
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About Sarel Coenraad Petrus Herbst, b3c8d3 ii e6
d3 Sarel Coenraad Petrus * April 1857 x Jacoba Francina Herbst
e6 Sarel Coenraad Petrus * 9 Junie 1890 Oorlede 4 Maart 1919 x Maria Petronella le Maitre
f1 Anna Dorothea Ellen * 3 Julie 1914
f2 Thomas William Seymor * 12 Mei 1917
f3 Sarel Coenraad Petrus * 5 September 1919
Krugersdorp Refugee Camp 1901 – 1902
Personal Details
Name: Master Sarel C P Herbst
Other Names: Sarel Coen
Born in camp? No
Died in camp? No
Gender: male
Race: white
Marital status: single
Nationality: Transvaal
Registration as child: Yes
Unique ID: 139205
Camp History
Name: Krugersdorp RC
Age arrival: 12
Date arrival: 30/04/1901
Date departure: 04/12/1902
Reason departure: left, no rations
Tent number: 46
Farm History
Name: Herbst family
Town: Burghershoop
District: Krugersdorp
Relationships
Master Sarel C P Herbst (Sarel Coen) is the son of Mr Sarel Coenrad P Herbst (Sarel Coenraad Petrus)
Sources
Title: DBC 79 Krugersdorp RC
Type: Camp register
Location: TAB
Reference No.: DBC 79
Notes: p.039b
Title: DBC 78 Krugersdorp RC
Type: Camp register
Location: TAB
Reference No.: DBC 78
Dates: Apr 1901-
Notes: p.H 042
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Sarel Coenraad Petrus Herbst, b3c8d3 ii e6's Timeline
| 1890 |
June 9, 1890
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South Africa
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| 1900 |
1900
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Age 9
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South Africa
The camps were formed by the British army to house the residents of the two Boer republics of the South African Republic and the Orange Free State. They were established towards the end of 1900, after Britain had invaded the Boer republics. Krugersdorp camp was formed relatively late, only on 15 April 1901. The camp was located about ¾ mile from Krugersdorp, under some koppies. It grew quite rapidly. By the end of May there were 1,531 residents and this had risen to over 4,000 by July. Many of these early arrivals were destitute and ill, short of clothes and without bedding. Their condition was so bad, in fact, that three died of starvation shortly after their arrival. |
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July 3, 1914
Age 24
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| 1917 |
May 12, 1917
Age 26
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| 1919 |
March 4, 1919
Age 28
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Benoni, South Africa
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September 5, 1919
Age 28
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