Historical records matching Johannes Jochemus Swart
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About Johannes Jochemus Swart
c1 Johannes * 13 Mar 1722, gesterf: 1780, woon op Uilkraal, getroud: 19 Jul 1750 Elsabe of Elsie Jansen, gedoop: 17 Aug 1727, dogter van: Jan Dirk Jansen
d3 Johannes Jochemus gedoop: 24 Nov 1754, boer Ratelrivier (Bredasdorp); getroud: 8 Feb 1778 Maria Magdalena Brits, gedoop: 8 Feb 1754
The town of Bredasdorp was founded with the building of a Dutch Reformed Church in 1838 on the farm Langefontein. The town was named after Michiel van Breda, the first Mayor of Cape Town, who was also known as the father of South Africa's merino sheep industry. Van Breda and Pieter Voltelyn van der Byl could not agree on a location for the church; as a result two churches were built, and two towns, Bredasdorp and Napier, were established in 1838
e1 Johannes Jochemus ≈ 7.2.1779, jonk †
e2 Cornelia Susanna * “Ratelrivier” ≈ 7.10.1781 † “Paardekloof”, dist. Swellendam 18.11.1855 x 10.11.1799 Petrus Lafras MOOLMAN ≈ 25.3.1781
e3 Elsabe Luytje ≈ 15.2.1784 † “Ghwarrie”, dist. Bredasdorp 3.11.1834 x Kaapstad 21.9.1800 Jurie Johannes GELDENHUYS ≈ 8.4.1776 xx Stellenbosch 7.6.1807 Johannes SWART ≈ 1.2.1761
e4 Hans Jacob ≈ 9.2.1786 † “Ratelrivier”, dist. Bredasdorp 7.5.1835 x Stellenbosch 3.3.1805 Catharina Elisabeth MOOLMAN ≈ 9.10.1785
e5 Maria Magdalena ≈ 3.10.1788, jonk †
e6 Petrus Jacobus ≈ 3.9.1790
e7 Maria Magdalena ≈ 27.11.1791 x Stellenbosch 4.3.1810 Barend SWART
e8 Sara Johanna ≈ 7.3.1794 † 29.9.1844 x Junie 1812 Dirk Cornelis KLYNSMIT ≈ 25.7.1790
Johannes Jochemus Swart's Timeline
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November 24, 1754
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Stellenbosch, South Africa
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November 24, 1754
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Stellenbosch, Brede River DC, Western Cape, South Africa
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November 24, 1754
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Bredasdorp
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November 24, 1754
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1779
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1781 |
October 7, 1781
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Ratelrivier, Stellenbosch, Cape Winelands, WC, South Africa
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1784
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1786 |
February 9, 1786
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Swellendam, Overberg District Municipality, Western Cape, South Africa
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1790 |
1790
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Stellenbosch, Cape Rsa
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