1820 British Settlers

Considered to be part of the famous D'Egville/D'Aigueville/Dequeville family of Dancers in London.

Father could be Peter Hervey D'Egville or his brother George.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Harvey_D%27Egville

Amelia D'Egville 27, together with her husband Sampson Daniel 32, Jeweller, and their 6 children, were members of Turvey's Party of 61 Settlers on the Sir George Osborn.

Party originated from London.

Departed London - 16 March 1820. Arrival Simon's Bay, Cape Town - 17 June 1820. Final Port Algoa Bay, Port Elizabeth - July 1820

Area Allocated to the Party : Trompetter's Drift Post - Albany

Children :

• Eliza Daniel 5
  
• Jane Sophia Daniel 3
  
• Amelia Daniel 3
  
• Frederick William Daniel 2
  
• Robert Daniel 1
  
• Isabella Daniel (born at sea)
  

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Amelia Margarith D'Egville: D/N source Naairs: VAB MHG ref D59.
The D/N was signed by (F?) DANIEL, 10th January 1872 in Bloemfontein? (almost 4 years after she died). States that she was born in England; Parents: Degville); age 72yrs or thereabouts; Spouse: Sampson O DANIEL died 18 Jan 1872; date of death: 16 May 1868 at Rouxville, Orange Free State, house of Thomas WEBSTER;

http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/SOUTH-AFRICA-EASTERN-...

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• FAMILY TREE at 1820settlers.com