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About Sybrand Adriaan Cornelius de Fortier, b5
Carel Louis de Fortier * France 19.9.1827, a rebel exiled from France in 1865 and banished to a prison camp in Australia, jumped ship on the Pondoland coast of South Africa, school teacher at Bethlehem OFS, Bethal and Piet Retief † “Straalsund”, dist. Piet Retief 17.2.1893 x Anna Helena Martha VAN DYK (she xx De Jager)
b5 Sybrand Adriaan Cornelius * 4.2.1875, lived Roossenekal † 22 May 1908 hunting accident x Elizabeth Helena STAPELBERG
Pietersburg Refugee Camp 28 June 1901 – 27 December 1902
Personal Details
Name: Mr Cornelius Fortier du Sabrant
Born in camp? No
Died in camp? No
Gender: male
Race: white
Marital status: married
Nationality: Transvaal
Occupation: farmer
Registration as head of family: Yes
Unique ID: 35515
Camp History
Name: Pietersburg RC
Age arrival: 26
Date arrival: 13/05/1901
Date departure: 02/11/1901
Reason departure: gone into government service
Tent number: 10
Farm History
Name: Vaalpent [Vaalpeut]
District: Haenertsburg
Status
Type: surrendered
Notes: 2/5/1901, Woodbush
Relationships
Mr Cornelius Fortier du Sabrant
is the husband of Mrs Elizabeth A Fortier du Sabrant
is the father of Miss Elizabeth A Fortier du Sabrant
is the father of Miss Anna A M Fortier du Sabrant
is the father of Miss Maria M Fortier du Sabrant
is the father of Master Sarel Louis Fortier du Sabrant (de Fortier)
is the unknown of Mr Sabrant van Dyk
is the father of Master Cornelius Fortier de Sabrant (de Fortier, Sybrand Corns)
Sources
Title: DBC 87 Pietersburg CR
Type: Camp register
Location: National Archives, Pretoria
Reference No.: DBC 87
Notes: p.42
Sybrand Adriaan Cornelius de Fortier, b5's Timeline
1875 |
February 4, 1875
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Bethlehem, South Africa
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1894 |
June 11, 1894
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1895 |
December 28, 1895
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1897 |
December 12, 1897
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1899 |
October 1899
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1900 |
September 1900
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1903 |
February 7, 1903
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Roossenekal, Southern, Limpopo, South Africa
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1904 |
May 7, 1904
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1905 |
August 14, 1905
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Soutpansberg, South Africa
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