Historical records matching Johannes Cornelis de Klerk
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About Johannes Cornelis de Klerk
From: FW de Klerk, an autobiography
By 1825, Johannes Cornelis de Klerk (Abraham's grandson) had moved to Burgersdorp district of the Eastern Cape Province. The family acquired a beautiful farm called Spioenkop (Spy Hill) with a strong spring.
Baptism Parish registers for the Dutch Reformed Church at Tulbagh, Cape Province Baptisms 1815-1841, 1770-1811 pg 633
DN Probate records D.N. 5050-6221 1878 (For D.N. 5125-5126 see 1281555) 6222-7000 1879 pg 1112
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Johannes Cornelis de Klerk's Timeline
| 1791 |
August 26, 1791
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Tulbagh, Cape Winelands, Western Cape, South Africa
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November 6, 1791
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NGK Tulbagh
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November 6, 1791
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Cape Province, South Africa
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| 1813 |
December 24, 1813
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Cradock, Stormberg District, Eastern Cape, South Africa
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| 1817 |
February 15, 1817
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Cradock, Stormberg District, Eastern Cape, South Africa
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| 1820 |
March 1, 1820
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Burgersdorp, Albert, Cape Province, South Africa
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| 1822 |
1822
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| 1824 |
1824
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