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Johannes Hermanus Redelinghuys died 1794 Johanna Hermina de Vries died circa 1805 Petrus Johannes Redelinghuys 1772-1848 Susanna Margaretha Wessels died 1862

Johannes Hermanus Redelinghuys attorney at law, notary public and conveyancer 1 born 11 December 1807, Ganzekraal, Rivier Zondereind, Caledon 2 baptized 14 February 1808 3 died 28 June 1882, Weltevreden, Sea Point 4 buried Dutch Reformed Church Cemetery, Main Road, Observatory, Cape Town Notes: Only the three daughters still living were mentioned in his death notice. He was admitted to practice at the bar in 1830. At the time of his death he was the father of the Side Bar of the Supreme Court of the Cape Colony. He was interred in the Family Vault of the Overbeeks in the Somerset Road Dutch Reformed Cemetery but subsequently removed to the new Redelinghuys Vault in Mowbray Cemetery (6th June 1887). Plots 117 and 118B. Information: the De Smidt manuscript

married 1 May 1831 at Cape Town 5 Susanna Maria Overbeek 1811-1895

Alida Cornelia 1832 - 1873 children Susanna Margaretha 1834 - 1919 Theodora Petronella Aletta 1836 - 1919 Johanna Hermina 1838 - 1931 Wilhelmina Anna born & died 1846

children of Johannes Hermanus Redelinghuys and Susanna Maria Overbeek Alida Cornelia Redelinghuys 1832-1873 born 6 February 1832 baptized 26 February 1832 died 30 June 1873  married 28 January 1853 Abraham de Smidt 6 Surveyor General of the Cape Colony Susanna Margaretha Redelinghuys 1834-1919 born 28 March 1834 7 baptized 27 April 1834 8 died 10 September 1919 9 Theodora Petronella Aletta Redelinghuys 10 1836-1919 born 8 January 1836 11 baptized 14 February 1836 12 died 30 May 1919, Weltevreden, Sea Point 13 Johanna Hermina Redelinghuys 14 1838-1931 born 19 November 1838 15 baptized 6 January 1839 16 died 15 September 1931 17 Wilhelmina Anna Redelinghuys 18 born & died 1846 born 13 February 1846 19 baptized 8 March 1846 20 died 24 December 1846 21 buried in the Overbeek Vault, later transferred to Mowbray 22

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