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Johannes Bezuidenhout ( c1775 - 4 Oct 1848)

• s/o Cornelis & Catharina Oosthuizen
• x Magdalena Geertruijda Boijens
• *Cornelis Johannes Stephanus *Anna Catharina *Matthys Marthinus *Wynand Carel *Catharina Magdalena *Pieter Christiaan

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Baptism

Cape Town Baptism Record (left-hand page, 5th entry from the top).

The precise date, "24 Decemb" comes after an entry dated "17 Decemb", but prior to an entry that is dated "25 Decemb".

Baptism:
Johannes Besuidenhout
Gender: Male
Baptism: Dec 29 1775

 Cape Town, Cape Of Good Hope, South Africa

Father: Cornelis Besuidenhout
Mother: Catharina Oosthuysen
Parents' Residence Place: Stellenbosch
Entry Number: 207
GS Film number: 2214107
Digital Folder Number: 4322620
Image Number: 00405

Death

4 Oct 1848 https://media.geni.com/p13/ed/8d/7f/cb/5344483cbc5c3524/bezuidenhout_johannes_1777-1848_original.jpg?hash=a441e73aae28a089a9495abeda9055661e51996e50cc1b0ac33e35aea1b61c03.1749020399

Children on DN

Johannes Bezuidenhout 71 4 Oct 1848 from 1775 to 1779 Sundays River Albany Deceased Probate from 1846 to 1850 Cape Province, South Africa

Cornelis Bezuidenhout Parent Probate from 1846 to 1850 Cape Province, South Africa
Catharina Oosthuyzen Parent Probate from 1846 to 1850 Cape Province, South Africa

Johannes Bezuidenhout Child Probate from 1846 to 1850 Cape Province, South Africa
Anna Catharina Bezuidenhout Child Probate from 1846 to 1850 Cape Province, South Africa
Mathys Muutes (Marthinus) Bezuidenhout Child Probate from 1846 to 1850 Cape Province, South Africa
Wynand Cecil (Carel) Bezuidenhout Child Probate from 1846 to 1850 Cape Province, South Africa
Catherine Mgdalena (Magdalena) Bezuidenhout Child Probate from 1846 to 1850 Cape Province, South Africa
Pieter Christian Bezuidenhout Child Probate from 1846 to 1850 Cape Province, South Africa

SAF Vol 3:

UNLINKED PROFILES

Johannes Bezuidenhout * "Swagershoek" 11.6.1777, lidmaat te Beaufort-Wes 6.10.1821 x Kaapstad 15.2.1801 Magdalena Geertruida BOOYENS d.v. Mattheus Booyens en Anna Gous

......................... Church: Beaufort-Wes Cape Colony vroeer in Beaufort-Wes distrik. Word aangedui op 9.6.1838 as n voornemende immigrant na die noorde maar volgens sy sterfkennis en boedel het hy heel duidelik van plan verander en nooit deel geneem aan die Groot Trek nie, heel moontlik weens sy ouderdom teen1838 van 61 jaar. Sy seuns het wel so te se almal deelgeneem aan die Groot Trek na die Noorde na wat later Transvaal genoem sou word. Johannes en sy nageslag word in SAGvol1 verkeerdelik aangewys ongeklassifiseerd. (Lys 13; DeV,p70;SAG1, p 273)

SAG1, p 273) bron: Wynand Bezuidenhout Voortrekker Swagershoek is een wijk wat deel uitmaakt van het distrikt Somerset-East samen met de andere wijken Agter Sneeuberg, Baviaansrivier/Glen Lynd en, Bo-Boesmansrivier, Brakrivier,Cradock (town), Grootrivier, Klaas Smits rivier, Kraairivier, Oos-Rietrivier, Somerset (town), en Tarka. Bron: h t t p ://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/SOUTH-AFRICA/2000-09/09689520 22 Somerset-East History

The first settler in this area was a man called Willem Prinsloo. He settled under the Bosberg, very close to where the Museum is today.Prinsloo was the unofficial veld cornet of the district where at least 20 other families had settled by 1774. They send a famous petition to Cape Town asking for the establishment of a Drostdy and a church in the area. This was how Graaff-Reinet came to be established. At some stage Prinsloo gave up parts of his farm and a farmer called Otto moved into the corner now known as Bestershoek. The Trichardt family followed, as well as the Besters. Bron: http://wapedia.mobi/en/Somerset_East in de archieven: 1820 KAB MOOC 7/1/198.149 BEZUIDENHOUT, JOHANNES. WILL.REMARKS FILED1849. LAST PART OF WILL WRONGLY FILED AFTER REFERENCE136 IN THE SAME VOLUME.1849 KAB MOOC 6/9/49.500 BEZUIDENHOUT, JOHANNES. DEATHNOTICE. CITING THIS RECORD "Pedigree Resource File," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/2:2:3QCS-27L : accessed 9 June 2020), entry for Johannes /Bezuidenhout/; file (2:2:2:MMD8-2V2), submitted 2 June 2014 by Christa Van Zyl-Ericskon [identity withheld for privacy].

PEDIGREE RESOURCE FILE Person Count 25,901 Submission ID MMD8-2V2

Place of death:
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Slagtersnek (C 3225 DB).
Mountain pass several kilometres northnorth-east of Cookhouse, between the Bosberg in the west and the Great Fish River in the east. Afrikaans for ‘butchers’ col’, it was so named after the brutal murder by Xhosas of the landdrost of GraaffReinet, Andries Stockenström (father of Sir Andries), and thirteen others on 28 December 1811. Also notorious as the site of the repeated hanging, after the ropes had broken, of five farmers in 1815 after the socalled Bezuidenhout Rebellion.

In Albany (C 3325).
Region established on 7 January 1814 by Sir John Cradock (1762-18I1), Governor of the Cape Colony from 1811 to 1812. Bounded by the Great Fish River in the north, Bruintjeshoogte in the south, the Bosberg in the west and the Suurberg in the east. Named in honour of the Duke of York. Formerly this was the Suurveld.

At the place called Franz Wietze Pan - according to death certif.