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Person PER-000300

Barbara Oosthuizen (1708-1713)

1708 – 1713 · Oosthuizen line

Connection to the Koup

Took part in something recorded here: Two Oosthuizen daughters die in the smallpox year (1713).

Names

Baptismal name
Barbara
Given
Barbara
Surname
Oosthuizen

The formal baptismal name and the name a person was actually called are both kept, and neither is derived from the other. Spelling drift between records is evidence, not noise.

Immediate family

Father
Johannes "Jan" Oosthuijsz (stamvader)
Mother
Johanna Martens
Brothers and sisters

A life in the record

  1. 1708 born Born
  2. 1713 event Two Oosthuizen daughters die in the smallpox year
    [SRC-074] Barbara, five, and Jannetje, three, both die in 1713 - the year the smallpox epidemic brought ashore on a Company fleet killed roughly a quarter of the colony's people and devastated the Khoi far worse. The family loses two of its nine children in one year. Cause is inferred from the date
  3. 1713 died Died

What we don't know

A sourced gap beats an unsourced fill. These are the open questions on this person, stated rather than papered over.

Sources

  1. FamilySearch Family Tree - Oosthuizen direct line FamilySearchperson pages 972X-2LJ, LZ1Q-GDF, LDQC-R1B, LDQC-R17, LDQC-RTX and their family views

Research notes

[SRC-074 + SRC-094] Child of Johannes Oosthuijsz (PER-000296) and Johanna MartensM (PER-000297), married Drakenstein about 1702 - sibling of Frans's 5x-great-grandfather Jacobus (PER-000230). DIED 1713, aged five, in the same year as her sister Jannetje - the year of the great Cape SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC, which killed a quarter of the colony's people. [TO VERIFY] cause is inferred from the date, not stated.

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Open questions

Elders

FamilySearch profile L43Q-53Y