Personal Details Name: Mr Johannes Cornelius Other Names: Johannes Matheus; Mathys Johannes Born in camp? No Age died: Died in camp? No Gender: male Race: white Marital status: married Nationality: Transvaal Occupation: farmer Registration as head of family: Yes Notes: There is some confusion in the two Krugersdorp registers between father and son. DBC 78 suggests that the older man was a pow, married to a young woman, presumably his second wife. In DBC 79 he is given as in the camp. Unique ID: 45572 Camp History Name: Johannesburg RC Age arrival: 61 Date arrival: 25/12/1900 Date departure: 23/07/1901 Reason departure: transferred Destination: Krugersdorp RC Tent number: RT 150; T J23 Name: Krugersdorp RC Age arrival: 61 Age arrival: 32 [DBC 78] Date arrival: 25/07/1901 Date arrival: 16/06/1902 [DBC 78] Date departure: 14/10/1902 Reason departure: 1 MR & tent Tent number: 536 Farm History Name: Zeekoehoek / Ziekoehoek District: Krugersdorp Notes: owner Name: Brand Vlei / Brandvlei District: Krugersdorp Notes: part owner Relationships Mr Johannes Cornelius (Johannes Matheus; Mathys Johannes )       is the husband of Mrs Johannes Cornelius       is the father of Master Frederick Cornelius (Fredrik Stephs; Fred Stef )       is the father of Master Andries Cornelius (Andries S )       is the father of Miss Cornelia Cornelius       is the husband of Mrs Anna Susanna Cornelius       is the father of Miss Telletsa Cornelius (Taletta)       is the father of baby Cornelius       is the husband of Mrs Margarieta Johanna Cornelius Sources Title: DBC 71 Johannesburg CR Type: Camp register Location: National Archives, Pretoria Reference No.: 71 Notes: p. 12 Title: DBC 79 Krugersdorp RC Type: Camp register Location: TAB Reference No.: DBC 79 Notes: p.017b Title: DBC 78 Krugersdorp RC Type: Camp register Location: TAB Reference No.: DBC 78 Dates: Apr 1901- Notes: p.C 017

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