Rondabel werf graves
3 graves recorded · 1 identified in this project · Rondabel
Graves close to the Rondabel farmhouse, one of them named. CECILIA MARIA THERON, born du Plessis, lived at Rondavel, died there of consumption on 10 April 1895 aged 38, and was buried on the farm - her death notice says so (DOC-0333), and her headstone was photographed there in 2006. She was the daughter-in-law of Stephanus Johannes Theron, co-grantee of Rondabel with Jan Adriaan Oosthuizen in 1868. | HOW MANY GRAVES STAND HERE IS NOT SETTLED. They are known from childhood holidays on the farm with Tokkie Marincowitz, and the memory has been revised as the question was pressed: two graves, then her stone as one of the two, then her stone a few metres apart from a pair - which would make three. Three rows are held so the larger count is not silently dropped, and one of them would be retired if a visit found two. No coordinate has been taken, so this ground is not drawn on the map.
Where it is: -33.19383, 22.66339 · Show it on the map
Who lies here
| Name | Born | Died | In this project |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cecilia Maria Theron born du Plessis | 9 January 1857 | 10 April 1895 | Cecelia Maria du Plessis FS |
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A name links to its own photograph on the eGGSA site, which holds the picture of the stone. Names and dates in this table are eGGSA transcriptions except where a stone was read here.
How this ground connects to the others
- Remhoogte 167 farm cemetery (first ground): a direct line of descent joins these two grounds
- Botterkraal: blood relations, 11 steps apart in this project's own records
- Brandvlei main cemetery: blood relations, 14 steps apart in this project's own records
- Burial ground not identified: blood relations, 11 steps apart in this project's own records
- Calvinia main cemetery: blood relations, 14 steps apart in this project's own records
- Kopjes Kraal 123 farm cemetery: blood relations, 7 steps apart in this project's own records
- Kuierfontein farm cemetery, Veldmans River 9: blood relations, 10 steps apart in this project's own records
- Leeu Gamka, Main cemetery: blood relations, 9 steps apart in this project's own records
- Prince Albert NG Kerk cemetery: blood relations, 2 steps apart in this project's own records
- Prince Albert, Stockenstrom Street (Lotz de Beer) cemetery: blood relations, 8 steps apart in this project's own records
- Prince Albert, burial ground not identified: blood relations, 4 steps apart in this project's own records
- Uitnood 147 farm cemetery, Swartberge: blood relations, 6 steps apart in this project's own records
- Vliegekraal: blood relations, 7 steps apart in this project's own records
- Vrisch Gewacht 163 farm cemetery: blood relations, 6 steps apart in this project's own records
- Williston old town cemetery: blood relations, 13 steps apart in this project's own records
- Williston, New main cemetery: blood relations, 13 steps apart in this project's own records
- Willowmore, Main cemetery: blood relations, 4 steps apart in this project's own records
- Woltemade, Cape Town: blood relations, 12 steps apart in this project's own records
- Zeekoegat church: blood relations, 6 steps apart in this project's own records
- Murraysburg, Main cemetery: joined through a marriage, 8 steps apart in this project's own records
- Merweville, Moordenaars Kraal 62, Vaalleegte farm cemetery: these families married: Du Plessis + Theron
- Prince Albert NG Kerk memorial wall: these families married: Du Plessis + Theron
- Prince Albert, Denneboom Erf cemetery: these families married: Du Plessis + Oosthuizen, Du Plessis + Theron
- Prince Albert, Rosendal 161 farm cemetery: these families married: Du Plessis + Theron
Drawn from this project's own parentage and marriages, never from a shared surname on its own.
The families buried here
Du Plessis
Written up
- On 15 April 1841 loan ground becomes property
- Almero, and how it became an Oosthuizen name, 1786
- Rondawel's history: from a widow's mark to today's Marincowitz farm
- Middelwater's story since 1777
- Vrolykheid's story
- Two Vrolykheid farms, far apart?
- Minerals under our ground
- The ground cut, and then stitched back together
- The words from the sources, 1753-1971
- Four grandparents, four countries, from 1684
- The Oosthuizens of the Koup
- The Jouberts and Duminys of the winelands
- Two weddings, five months apart