Personal Details Name: Mr Salidoor Tebidorus Hendrico Other Names: Hendrics, Salidoor Thebidorus 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: 111653 Camp History Name: Middelburg RC Age arrival: 40 Date arrival: 12/03/1902 Date departure: 01/05/1902 Reason departure: Joined intelligence department Tent number: 2115/ Block A Name: Barberton RC Age arrival: 39 Date arrival: 16/08/1901 Date departure: 18/10/1901 Reason departure: Joined National Scouts Tent number: 592 Farm History Name: Kinkelkoppies District: Swaziland Notes: no property Status of Notes: Surrendered at Bremersdorp 4 Jul 1901 Last on commando in February 1901 Relationships Mr Salidoor Tebidorus Hendrico (Hendrics, Salidoor Thebidorus)       is the husband of Mrs Maria Fredrica Louisa Hendrico (Henrico, Mrs Saliedoor Teledorus; Hendrics, Maria Wilhelmina)       is the father of Master Christoffel Alwyn Hendrico (Henrico; Christoffel Alwijn; Hendrics)       is the father of Master Willem Frederick Hendrico (Henrico; Hendrics, Willem Frederik)       is the father of Miss Maria Magdalena Gertruida Hendrico (Henrico; Maria Gertruda M S) Sources Title: DBC 84 Middelburg CR Type: Camp register Location: National Archives, Pretoria Reference No.: DBC 84 Notes: p. 165 Title: DBC 54 Barberton CR Type: Camp register Location: National Archives, Pretoria Reference No.: DBC 54 Notes: p.201

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