Petrus Johannes Badenhorst

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The genealogical numbers used in the South African tree were introduced in the 19th Century by C.C. de Villiers. (DVN or DVP) The old Pama/De Villiers genealogies were used by the HSRC and later GISA to compile the SAG volumes covering the years 1652 to 1830. This set of 17 books were completed in 2011. Then GISA started to produce the new set covering the years 1652 to 1930. This is now called SAF (SA Families).

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Baptism 1766

SAF Vol 2:

b2c5 Petrus Johannes BADENHORST * Swellendam 10.8.1766, burger Stellenbosch, woon "Mierekraal" aan Breerivier, dist. Swellendam + c. 1831 x 22.11.1789 Susanna Margaretha GILDENHUYZEN/GILDENHUYS * 7.7.1771 + "Zandfontein", dist. Bredasdorp 8.12.1847 aan huis v. seun Casper Hendrik d.v. Barend Gildenhuizen en Geertruida Susanna Wessels

SAF Vol 12:

b6c4d1e2 Susanna Margaretha GILDENHUIZEN ~ 7.7.1771 x 22.11.1789 Petrus Johannes BADENHORST

Married Susanna Gildenhuysen on the 22.11.1789.

They had 11 children

GEDCOM Source

30 MAY 2019 13:07:48 GMT -0500 Johan Bernard Badenhorst Badenhorst Web Site <p>MyHeritage family tree</p><p>Family site: Badenhorst Web Site</p>Family tree: 118219341-1 Discovery 118219341-1

GEDCOM Source

Petrus Johannes Badenhorst 3 30 MAY 2019 Added via a Person Discovery Discovery