Catherine Caroline Brownlee (De Jager)

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Catharina Carolina Elizabeth Johanna Brownlee (De Jager)

Also Known As: "Catherine Caroline"
Birthdate:
Birthplace: Swellendam, WC, South Africa
Death: January 27, 1871 (76)
King Williamstown, Eastern Cape Colony, South Africa
Immediate Family:

Daughter of Carel Pieter de Jager and Johanna Margaretha Blom, b4c3
Wife of Rev. John Brownlee
Mother of Janet Maria Cumming; Hon. Charles Pacalt Brownlee; James Brownlee, b2; Agnes Brownlee; Margaret Frances Ross and 3 others
Sister of Johanna Margaretha Catharina van Wyk; Margaretha Jacoba Fourie; Elizabeth Catharina Cronje; Pieter Christiaan de Jager; Maria Magdalena Hendrika van Wyk and 2 others

Occupation: Clergyman's Wife
Managed by: Private User
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About Catherine Caroline Brownlee (De Jager)

NG Kerk, Swellendam, Cape Colony - Marriage Register of 1818

John Brownlee and Christina de Jager were married at the NG Kerk, Swellendam on 5 April 1818 by presiding minister, Ds J. Spyker.

Cape Civil Deaths - Entry : 6992 Filed 20 April 1871 - Catharina Brownlee ( nee de Jager ) passed away on 26 January 1871 at her residence in King Williamstown. She was aged 77 years and a clergymans wife who left movable and immovable property.

Death Notice signed at Somerset on 25 March 1871 by : Charles Brownlee - Son of the Deceased.

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Catherine Caroline Brownlee (De Jager)'s Timeline

1794
December 19, 1794
Swellendam, WC, South Africa
1820
1820
1821
1821
King Williams Town, Eastern Cape Colony, South Africa
1824
April 1824
Fort Cox, EC, South Africa
1826
1826
1829
1829
1831
1831
1839
June 30, 1839
King William's Town, Amatole, Eastern Cape, South Africa
1871
January 27, 1871
Age 76
King Williamstown, Eastern Cape Colony, South Africa