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Death notice, deed no. 8586, 3 September 1846

Death notice, 3 September 1846

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The record

Type
Death notice
Titled
3 September 1846
Deed
no. 8586
Archive filename
death-notice-8586-1846-charles-frederik-hitge.jpg

Citation

This citation is incomplete. Supplied as a screenshot. The ark and film/image numbers were never captured, so the original cannot be ordered from this entry alone. Recorded as a gap rather than tidied up: a citation that cannot be followed is a research question, not a formatting one.

Title
Death notice of Charles Frederik Hitge, d. 29 July 1846 at Vrolykheid, Zwartberg
Repository
Master of the High Court death notice, Cape - same series as SRC-077 (FamilySearch, "Cape, Probate Records of the Master of the High Court, 1822-1990")
Reference
Death notice no. 8586, filed 3-4 Sep 1846
Type
death notice
Retrieved
2026-07-30

The ground it is about

Vrolikheid 177

Research notes

Death notice of CHARLES FREDERIK HITGE (PER-000327), farmer, died 29 July 1846 at "Vrolykheid Zwarteberg" - i.e. ON VROLYKHEID (PAR-000014), one of the five core farms. Full transcription in SRC notes. THE FINDING THAT MATTERS: the model previously carried his death place as Oorlogs Kloof, taken from the family-tree. This primary notice, signed by his own brother and filed within five weeks, says Vrolykheid. Corrected per 10 (original > register > tree > memory). [TO VERIFY] the two are different farms, not variants, so the tree's Oorlogs Kloof is either a straight error or a conflation with a later Hitge holding - worth one check against the estate file. Age "27 years 11 months & 29 days" at death on 1846-07-29 computes back to a birth about 30 July 1818, NOT the Jul 1819 the tree and FamilySearch carry [TO VERIFY]. "An infant, not yet baptized" is his only child - Aletta Katharina Mary Helena (PER-000139), born 11 June 1846 and baptised after his death; her baptism entry is the companion record.

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