Ockert Almero Oosthuizen dies in Church Street, Prince Albert
2 January 1922 · family · Prince Albert (Kweekvallei)
A retired farmer of 85, dead of gastro enteritis after a month, attended by Dr P.C. Luttig, and buried in the DR church cemetery at Prince Albert. His son signed the form from DROOGEKLOOF - the piece of annexed Government ground that sat inside the Middelwater loan farm when Stretch surveyed it in 1833. Ninety years on, the family is still on that ground.
Who was there: 2 people
Everyone the record names at this occasion. Who stood together is the clearest surviving evidence of which families were close to which, if you know of others who were here, this is the page they belong on.
Sources
- Form of Information of a Death, 2 January 1922: Ockert Almero Oosthuizen, Prince Albert ark 1:1:W46D-53W2; registered 3 Jan 1922, district Prince Albert, entry no. 5; form B.&D.2 under Act 7 of 1894 (Cape)
Told in
- mentioned Middelwater No. 169: a farm history
- setting The portraits found at Middelwater