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About Mary Jane Norval, SM/PROG
1820 British Settler
Mary Jane Murray 10, together with her parents and 7 siblings, were members of Parker's Party of Settlers on the East Indian.
Party originated from Cork, Ireland.
Departure Cork, Ireland 12 February 1820. Arrival Simon's Bay, Cape Town - 1 May 1820. Final Port Saldhana Bay.
Children :
- Richard Armstrong Murray 16,
- George Burleigh Murray 13,
- Mary Jane Murray 10,
- Alexander Hugh Murray 10
- Margaret Anne Murray 8,
- Martha Murray 6,
- Sarah Atkins Murray 4,
- James Murray 2
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Mary [not Maria] Jane MURRAY b. 10 Jan 1810 at Sunninghill Bective
Estate, near Dublin, Ireland, d. 17 Aug 1898 at "Roodepoort", Philipollis,
Orange Free State Republic, but is buried in Colesberg, m. 4 Dec 1831in
Graaff-Reinet by Ds. Andrew MURRAY [no relative] to John NORVAL Jr., b. 25
May 1795 Glasgow, Scotland and d. 17 Oct 1875 also at "Roodepoort",
Philipollis and also buried in Colesberg. He was the son of John NORVAL and
Charlotte WATSON and went to the Cape as a member of MOODIE's Party in
1817. He first manufactured the broad-rimmed hats worn by farmers and
hunters (in Graaff-Reinet) then moved to Colesberg in 1834 to continue the
hat-making business, but also expanded his interest into auctionery and
other things but he is probably best known for establishing a pontoon ferry
across the Orange River at Dapperfontein - he called it the Glasgow Pont,
but it was not long before it became known as Norval's Pont. They had 13
children.
http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/SOUTH-AFRICA-EASTERN-...
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Mary Jane Norval, SM/PROG's Timeline
| 1810 |
January 10, 1810
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Summerhill Bective Estate, Dublin, Ireland
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| 1833 |
January 26, 1833
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Graaff-Reinet, Eastern Cape, South Africa
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| 1835 |
January 25, 1835
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Colesberg, Northern Cape, South Africa
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| 1836 |
December 6, 1836
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Colesberg, Bo-Karoo, Northern Cape, South Africa
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| 1838 |
October 9, 1838
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Colesberg, Northern Cape, South Africa
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| 1840 |
November 10, 1840
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Colesberg, Bo-Karoo, Northern Cape, South Africa
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| 1842 |
September 30, 1842
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| 1844 |
August 23, 1844
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Colesberg, Bo-Karoo, Northern Cape, South Africa
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