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Jacobus Redelinghuys 1770-1834 Debora Helena Roodewald 1769-1846 Jacobus Hendrik Smit circa 1760-1834 Margaretha Wilhelmina Louw circa 1766-1843 Johannes Hermanus Redelinghuys 1793-1857 Anna Catharina Smit 1794-1830

Thomas Nicolaas Redelinghuys 1 born 2 May 1828 2 baptized 13 July 1828 3 died 30 August 1898, on the farm 'La Rhone', Tulbagh 4 Notes: the children of his first marriage are listed in the order given on his death notice of 1898, except for Anna Catharina Deborah, who is not mentioned. Thomas's parents are stated to be Hermanus Johannes Redelinghuis and Anna Smith.

married (1) Christina Margaretha van der Westhuyzen

Anna Catharina Debora c1852 - 1875 children Hendrik Jacobus Thomas Nicolaas Hermanus Nicolaas Maria Johanna Elisabeth c1854 - 1942 Christina Helena Albertina

married (2) Catherina Magdalena Myburgh

William Pieter Petrus Jacobus

children of Thomas Nicolaas Redelinghuys and Christina Margaretha van der Westhuyzen Anna Catharina Debora Redelinghuys circa 1852-1875 born circa 1852, Tulbagh died 17 February 1875, Winterhoek, Tulbagh  married T F Theron 5 Hendrik Jacobus Redelinghuys Thomas Nicolaas Redelinghuys Hermanus Nicolaas Redelinghuys Maria Johanna Elisabeth Redelinghuys 6 circa 1854-1942 of Kellerfontein, Malmesbury 7 born circa May 1854, Tulbagh 8 died 15 December 1942, Harmonie, Malmesbury 9  married Malmesbury 10 Samuel Antonie Walters died 1919 farmer  11 died 24 October 1919 12 Notes: There are five children, two daughters and three sons, listed on her death notice. Christina Redelinghuys Helena Redelinghuys Albertina Redelinghuys children of Thomas Nicolaas Redelinghuys and Catherina Magdalena Myburgh William Pieter Redelinghuys Notes: noted as being a minor in 1898 Petrus Jacobus Redelinghuys Notes: noted as being a minor in 1898

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