Personal Details Name: Mr Johannes de Beer Born in camp? No Died in camp? No Gender: male Race: white Marital status: married Nationality: Transvaal Camp occupation: National Scout Registration as head of family: Yes Unique ID: 39109 Camp History Name: Pietersburg RC Age arrival: 50 Date arrival: 18/02/1902 Name: Pietersburg RC Age arrival: 51 Date arrival: 01/07/1901 Date departure: 21/08/1901 Reason departure: gone into town Destination: Pietersburg Stock into camp: 5 cattle Tent number: 860 Farm History Name: Fredericksdaal District: Low country Notes: owns farm Status Type: surrendered Notes: 1/7/1901, Pietersburg Relationships Mr Johannes de Beer       is the husband of Mrs Elizabeth de Beer       is the father of Mr Theunis Gerardus de Beer       is the stepfather of Miss Johanna Hendrina van der Westhuizen       is the stepfather of Miss Elizabeth van der Westhuizen       is the stepfather of Master Lambert Hermanus van der Westhuizen (Lamert Hendrik)       is the stepfather of Master Hermanus Daniel van der Westhuizen (Hermanus Jacobus)       is the father of Miss Hester Jacoba de Beer       is the father of Miss Nicholas Susanna de Beer (Nicholas Suina; Nicolas Susanna)       is the father of Miss Anna Margareta Cornelia de Beer       is the father of Miss Deborah de Beer (Delia Levenda)       is the father of Master Johannes Hendrikus de Beer Sources Title: DBC 88 Pietersburg CR Type: Camp register Location: National Archives, Pretoria Reference No.: DBC 88 Notes: p.5 Title: DBC 89 Pietersburg CR Type: Camp register Location: National Archives, Pretoria Reference No.: DBC 89 Dates: 18/2/1902; 18/2/1902 Notes: p.11

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