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About Hester Christiana Elisabeth Meyer
Her Baptism Record (#506) indicates that she was christened, "Hester Christiana Elisabeth".
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Hester Christina Elizabeth Mulder (1822-1912)
After the death of Voortrekker Meyer his wife Hester married Abraham Viljoen in 1858 and gave all of her land to her new husband. Their child Jacomina Hendina Viljoen died in 1862 aged 2 years along the Johan Georg Meyer, son of Org Meyer. (One of Hester’s sons) in 1873 aged 3. Abraham Viljoen died in 1894 and was also buried in the family cemetery in 9th Avenue. The executor of Abraham’s will had the land measured and gave 300 morgen to his widow Hester. She had this land transferred to her 4 daughters after the Boer War and they decided to sell the land. The land was bought by the Alberton Estate Syndicate who established the town of Alberton. Alberton was proclaimed a town in 1903 and the name was derived from General Alberts, Chairman of the Syndicate, and the Town Prins Albert where Tant Hester came from. After the war Tant Hester went to stay with her daughter Wilhermina Bezuidenhout on the farm De Rust in Heidelburg. She died in 1912 at the age of 90 and was buried in Heidelburg.
Hester Christiana Elisabeth Meyer's Timeline
1822 |
March 30, 1822
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Beaufort West, Cape Colony, South Africa
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October 6, 1822
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Beaufort West, Central Karoo DC, Western Cape, South Africa
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1842 |
June 26, 1842
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Prins Albert, Cape, South Africa, Kaap, South Africa
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1843 |
October 5, 1843
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Cape, South Africa, Cape, South Africa
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1845 |
February 1, 1845
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Prince Albert, Central Karoo DC, Western Cape, South Africa
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1846 |
December 30, 1846
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Prince Albert, Cape, South Africa
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1850 |
November 10, 1850
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Elandsfontein, Alberton, Transvaal
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1853 |
August 29, 1853
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Cape, South Africa, Cape, South Africa
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1854 |
November 5, 1854
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Cape, South Africa, Cape, South Africa
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