Susanna le Grange
1769 – 1808 · le Grange line · uncertain
Names
- Given
- Susanna
- Surname
- le Grange
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Immediate family
- Children
- Johannes Petrus Oosthuizen (b.1798)
A life in the record
- 1769 born Born
- 1808 died Died
What we don't know
- Neither parent is recorded, so this person is not attached to the tree above them.
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Research notes
[31 Jul 2026 FS 97K4-WJ9] Mother of PER-000513; d. 1808, so her husband was a widower for seventeen years. le Grange is a new family in this model.
[20 Aug 2026, SRC-497] SHE IS THE KEY THAT IDENTIFIED A HOUSEHOLD. The roll names each householder's wife, and 'Susanna la Gransie' at entry 773 is what tied OCKERTS KRAAL to her husband Gerrit Johannes OosthuizenM; the given-name column at that entry is not legible enough to have done it. She is also the 'Susanna Lagransie' of the Paarl font in October 1799 (SRC-519). Died 1808, so 1805 is inside her lifetime.
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