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Jotham Joubert

Birthdate:
Death: November 20, 1901 (1)
Bethulie Refugee Camp, South Africa (Debility)
Place of Burial: South Africa
Immediate Family:

Son of Gideon Daniel Joubert and Elizabeth Isabella Maria Ackerman
Brother of Gideon Daniel Joubert; Anna Magdalena Joubert; Willem Hendrik Joubert; Francois Nicolaas Joubert; Elizabeth Isabella Maria Joubert and 3 others
Half brother of Jan Johannes Joubert; Catharina Susanna Joubert and Aletta Catharina Joubert

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About Jotham Joubert

Bethulie Refugee Camp

Personal Details

Name: Master Gotham Joubert

Other Names: Martinus; Jotham Johs

Born in camp? No

Place of death: Bethulie RC

Age died: 2 years

Died in camp? Yes

Cause of death: debility

Gender: male

Race: white

Marital status: single

Nationality: Free State

Registration as child: Yes

Unique ID: 93946

Camp History

Name: Bethulie RC

Age arrival: 2

Date arrival: 23/04/1901

Date departure: 20/11/1901

Reason departure: death

Farm History

Name: Jackelspoort / Jakhalspoort / Jakalspoort / Jakkalspoort

District: Bloemfontein

Relationships

Master Gotham Joubert (Martinus; Jotham Johs)

is the son of Mr Gideon Daniel Joubert

Sources

Title: RS 29 ORC DL

Type: Death lists

Location: National Archives, Pretoria

Reference No.: RS 29

Origin: Goldman

Notes: p.138

Title: Government Gazette of the Orange River Colony

Location:

Notes: 29/11/1901, p.686

Title: SRC 74 Bethulie CR

Type: Camp register

Location: Free State Archives Repository

Reference No.: SRC 74

Notes: p.203

Title: SRC 74 Bethulie CR

Type: Camp register

Location: Free State Archives Repository

Reference No.: SRC 74

Notes: p.203

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Jotham Joubert's Timeline

1900
February 24, 1900
June 24, 1900
Reddersburg, South Africa
1901
November 20, 1901
Age 1
Bethulie Refugee Camp, South Africa
1901
Bethulie Refugee Camp, South Africa