Abraham Johannes Smit

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Abraham Johannes Smit

Also Known As: "Abram"
Birthdate:
Birthplace: Western Cape, South Africa
Death: August 06, 1884 (72)
Turffontein, Wyk Kliprivier, District Hedelberg, South Africa
Immediate Family:

Son of Christoffel Johannes Smit and Elizabeth Magdalena Smit
Husband of Hermina Christina Maria Sophia Smit
Father of Christoffel Johannes Smit; Nicolaas Jacobus Smit; Hermina Christina Maria Sophia Viljoen; Elisabetha Magdalena Ras; Abraham Smith and 2 others
Brother of Jacob Smit; Willem Abraham Smit; Johanna Cornelia van der Merwe; Christoffel Johannes Smit; Hermina Christina Maria Isabella Smit and 2 others

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About Abraham Johannes Smit

Requested Unmerge 7.10.2023

Death Notice signed 13 Aug 1884

Abraham Smith - born Kaapkolonie

Parents - G P Smit and Elizabeth Magdalena Smit geb. Klerk

Age - 72 years 2 months 27 days

Occupation - Landbouren

Wisower

Date of death 6 Aug 1884

at Turffontein, Wyk Kliprivivier, dist. Heidelberg

Children - mondig

C J Smit

H C M S Viljoen beb Smit

A Smit

F H Smit

J C Kamfer geb Smit

N J Smit

Turffontein was one of the early farms of Johannesburg, owned by Abraham Smit, who died on his farm in 1884, at the age of 73. He had lived there since 1857, according to Meiring. On his death, Paul Andries Ras bought part of the farm. Just south of the race course, Ras found gold in what became known as the Ras Reef.

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Abraham Johannes Smit's Timeline

1812
May 11, 1812
Western Cape, South Africa
October 5, 1812
Graaff-Reinet, Eastern Cape, South Africa
1835
January 24, 1835
Colesberg, Cape Colony, South Africa
1837
January 25, 1837
South Africa
1839
May 26, 1839
1842
March 17, 1842
Cape Town, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa
1844
February 1, 1844
Transvaal, South Africa
1846
December 25, 1846
1855
July 4, 1855
Heidelberg, Transvaal, South Africa