Personal Details Name: Mr Christian Johannes Diederiks Other Names: Diedericks Born in camp? No Place of death: Middelburg RC Age died: 38 years 11 months 5 days Died in camp? Yes Cause of death: pneumonia & exhaustion Gender: male Race: white Marital status: married Nationality: Transvaal Registration as head of family: Yes Unique ID: 86224 Camp History Name: Middelburg RC Age arrival: 38 Date arrival: 25/06/1901 Date departure: 27/07/1902 Reason departure: death Tent number: RT 1287 I Farm History Name: Diedericks family Town: Ermelo Name: Rietkuil District: Bethal Status Type: Surrendered Notes: 16 Jun 1901 at Vaalrivier, Ermelo Relationships Mr Christian Johannes Diederiks (Diedericks)       is the husband of Mrs Johanna Maria Petronella Diederiks (Diedericks)       is the father of Master Christian Johannes Diederiks       is the father of Master Pieter Ludolf Diederiks       is the father of Master Barthlomeus Stefanus Diederiks       is the father of Miss Hendrina Wilhelmina Diederiks       is the father of Miss Susanna Diederiks       is the father of Miss Johanna Petronella Diederiks       is the father of Miss Alida Christina Diederiks       is the father of Miss Elizabeth Diederiks Sources Title: RS 25 Transvaal DL Type: Death lists Location: National Archives, Pretoria Reference No.: 25 Notes: p.96 Title: TKP 104 Tvl Government Gazette Type: Transvaal Government Gazette Location: National Archives, Pretoria Reference No.: TKP 104 Dates: Jul-Dec 1901 Notes: 22/8/1902, p.1299 Title: DBC 84 Middelburg CR Type: Camp register Location: National Archives, Pretoria Reference No.: DBC 84 Notes: p. 61

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