Anna Margaretha Oosthuizen
5 Oktober 1879 – 3 Desember 1973 · Oosthuizen line
Descends from the root couple, 3 generations up
Verbinding met die Koup
Het grond in hierdie distrik gehou: Kareemoerhoek (Rhemhoogte Nr. 125 Gdlt 4) (1937-12-20).
- grond Noorsdoringkop (Groot Sluitel Fontein Nr. 126 Gdlt 1) 1937-12-20
- grond Kleinbotterkraal (Klein Sleutlefontein Nr. 127 Gdlt 1) 1937-12-20
- huwelik Gert Jan Oosthuizen Marincowitz 1918-04-23
Name
- Baptismal name
- Anna Margaretha
- Given
- Anna Margaretha
- 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.
Naaste familie
- Father
- Frederik Simon Oosthuizen
- Brothers and sisters
- Married
- Gert Jan Oosthuizen Marincowitz 23 April 1918
- Children
'n Lewe in die rekord
- 5 Oktober 1879 gebore Born
- 23 April 1918 getroud Married Gert Jan Oosthuizen Marincowitz
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23 April 1918
gebeurtenis
Gert Jan Oosthuizen Marincowitz marries Anna Margaretha Oosthuizen
[SRC-074] At Cape Town. Their three sons are Tokkie, ds Freddie and Pat Marincowitz - the three who turn up repeatedly in the Zeekoegat church story.
- 20 Desember 1937 grond Held it, Kareemoerhoek (Rhemhoogte Nr. 125 Gdlt 4)
- 20 Desember 1937 grond Held it, Noorsdoringkop (Groot Sluitel Fontein Nr. 126 Gdlt 1)
- 20 Desember 1937 grond Held it, Kleinbotterkraal (Klein Sleutlefontein Nr. 127 Gdlt 1)
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20 Desember 1937
gebeurtenis
Noorsdoringkop and Kleinbotterkraal transferred to Anna Margaretha Marincowitz born Oosthuizen
Transfer deed 13528 carried two newly surveyed portions in one instrument: Noorsdoringkop, 1849.4483 morgen off Groot Sluitel Fontein No. 126, and Kleinbotterkraal, 8393.9332 morgen off Klein Sleutlefontein No. 127 - a little over 10,240 morgen between them. Both were surveyed by J.H.E. Hartwig in F
- 1973 begrawe Buried, Prince Albert NG Kerk cemetery
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3 Desember 1973
gebeurtenis
Anna Margaretha Marincowitz dies at ninety-four
Thirty-six years after the three farms went into her own name, and the same year her daughter-in-law bought Varsche Fontein (EVT-000074). She lived to see her son Tokkie's second marriage, which is how this ground reaches Frans.
- 3 Desember 1973 oorlede Died
Grond waarop hulle op rekord is
- Kareemoerhoek (Rhemhoogte Nr. 125 Gdlt 4) held it · 20 Desember 1937
- Noorsdoringkop (Groot Sluitel Fontein Nr. 126 Gdlt 1) held it · 20 Desember 1937
- Kleinbotterkraal (Klein Sleutlefontein Nr. 127 Gdlt 1) held it · 20 Desember 1937
Stories
- mentioned Rondabel Nr. 124: 'n plaasgeskiedenis
- subject Drie plase in een akte: Anna Margaretha, 1937
- mentioned Een-en-tagtig duisend morg
Bronne
- FamilySearch Family Tree - Oosthuizen direct line FamilySearchperson pages 972X-2LJ, LZ1Q-GDF, LDQC-R1B, LDQC-R17, LDQC-RTX and their family views
- Noorsdoringkop, Portion 1 of Groot Sluitel Fontein No.126, diagram (1937)Surveyor-GeneralS.G. File S.13291; Survey Records E 771/1937; diagram number illegible
Navorsingsnotas
[SRC-074] Married Gert Jan Oosthuizen MarincowitzL (PER-000023) at Cape Town, 23 Apr 1918. Mother of Tokkie. ANOTHER OOSTHUIZEN MARRYING A MARINCOWITZ - and the reason 'Oosthuizen' sits inside the Marincowitz given names for two generations.
30 Jul 2026, PROBABLE IDENTIFICATION [SRC-124][TREE]: she is the faint-named transferee of KAREEMOERHOEK (PAR-000070), deed 13528 of 20.12.1937 (OWN-000063) - "born Oosthuizen, married out of community of property to ... Marincowitz" fits her exactly: born Oosthuizen 1879, married GERT JAN OOSTHUIZEN MARINCOWITZ at Cape Town 23 Apr 1918, alive until 1973, and her brother Ernest Albert took Ptn 3 the same day. The only Oosthuizen-born woman married to a Marincowitz alive in 1937. Daughter of Frederick Simon (1856), granddaughter of J.D.J. - so RHEMHOOGTE STAYED IN J.D.J.'S HOUSEHOLD ACROSS THREE GENERATIONS, and Ptn 4 crossed into Marincowitz hands through her marriage: the Oosthuizen-Marincowitz braid, again. [TO VERIFY on deed 13528.]
These are working notes, not finished prose: they carry the reasoning, the corrections and the things still marked to verify. They are kept here so the page itself can read as what is known.
Die werksnotas op hierdie werf word in Engels gehou en word nie vertaal nie. Hulle verander met elke navorsingsessie, en 'n vertaling sou uit pas raak met die oorspronklike. Alles anders — die stories, die getranskribeerde dokumente en die koppelvlak — is in Afrikaans.
Oop vrae
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Anna Margaretha Oosthuizen assembles three farms in one deed, 1937
prioriteit 2 · LEAD-0040
On 20 December 1937 one transfer deed put Noorsdoringkop, Kleinbotterkraal and Kareemoerhoek into the name of Anna Margaretha Marincowitz, born Oosthuizen - over 10,240 morgen. Who assembled it, and with whose money?
Wat dit sou uitmaak The deed itself: it names consideration and predecessor in title.
Wat die rekord kortkom
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53 years, and the ground changes hands to nobody we can follow
second order · B1 succession
On Kareemoerhoek (Rhemhoogte Nr. 125 Gdlt 4), John Peter OosthuizenM is the last owner recorded from 1884-01-25, and the next entry is Anna Margaretha OosthuizenH from 1937-12-20, 53 years later, with no person in common. DOC-0085 records the later arrival but not the 53 years before it.
What would settle it The Deeds Office transfer register for this farm between 1884 and 1937. A transfer names its predecessor in title, so one deed closes the whole gap.
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The record stops in 1937 and never resumes
third order · B2 trail-ends
Noorsdoringkop (Groot Sluitel Fontein Nr. 126 Gdlt 1) was worked as far as 1937-12-20, with Anna Margaretha OosthuizenH the last owner on record. 89 years follow with nothing. Who held it after that, and is it still one farm?
What would settle it The current title deed traced backwards, each transfer names the one before it, or the Surveyor-General's subdivision diagrams, which are what usually explain a farm going quiet.
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The record stops in 1937 and never resumes
third order · B2 trail-ends
Kleinbotterkraal (Klein Sleutlefontein Nr. 127 Gdlt 1) was worked as far as 1937-12-20, with Anna Margaretha OosthuizenH the last owner on record. 89 years follow with nothing. Who held it after that, and is it still one farm?
What would settle it The current title deed traced backwards, each transfer names the one before it, or the Surveyor-General's subdivision diagrams, which are what usually explain a farm going quiet.
Found by breaks.py reading the model against itself, not written by hand,
each one is a shape of missing record, not a fault in the data.
The whole set is on the
questions page.
Elders
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