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About Mathilda Barton Booth
Grahamstown Journal 14 June 1856: BIRTH at Hammonds, Fort Beaufort, on the 4th inst, Mrs. B. BOOTH, second daughter of the Hon. R. GODLONTON Esq, M.L.C, of twins (a boy and a girl). The mother only survived their birth about two hours, leaving a husband and family to deplore the loss of one who in the several relations of a daughter, a wife, a mother, and a friend, has seldom been excelled. Few in early life have been called to sustain so many severe trials as the deceased, and fewer still have borne them with that unyielding fortitude which in her case ensured her the high regard of all who knew her. Her memorial is on High, while her name and character will ever live in the cherished remembrance of her family and friends.
Probate Record: https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSQF-CS4P-G?i=143
The tombstone photo that many MyHeritage trees have on Mathilda's profile actually belongs to Sir Benjamin Booth's second wife Maria.
Mathilda Barton Booth's Timeline
1823 |
October 6, 1823
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Bathurst, EC, South Africa
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1842 |
January 19, 1842
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Barton, Dist Of Graaf-Rennet, C. Prov, S. Afr.
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1844 |
February 4, 1844
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Barton, District Graaff-Reinet, Eastern Cape, South Africa
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1846 |
October 21, 1846
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Sundays River, Somerset East, Western District, Eastern Cape, South Africa
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October 21, 1846
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Sundays River, Alabany, South Africa
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1848 |
September 21, 1848
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Sundays River, Albany, Eastern Cape, South Africa
Austen was born prematurely. Benjamin writes "The Doctor was here in the afternoon, and said he was afraid she (Matilda) would get no relief until all was over. Last evening just after tea she was obliged to go to bed when the pains she complained of for some time came on worse, and continued until 10 'o clock when she was confined with a boy, a very little chap, I never saw one so small. It is so unexpected, there is nothing ready, we had to do as well as we could and wrap the little one up in flannels." |
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1849 |
August 7, 1849
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Hammond, C. Prov, S. Africa
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1853 |
May 18, 1853
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Fort Beaufort, Eastern Cape, South Africa
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1856 |
June 4, 1856
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Fort Beaufort, District of Graaff Reinet, Cape Province, South Africa
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