Antoine Lebre Duminy
2 July 1691 – 22 February 1768 · Duminy line
Names
- Surname
- Duminy
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Immediate family
- Married
- Anne le Goff 9 February 1709
- Children
- François Renier Duminy
A life in the record
- 2 July 1691 born Born
- 9 February 1709 married Married Anne le Goff
- 22 February 1768 died Died
Stories
- subject The Jouberts and Duminys of the winelands
- ancestor The Jouberts and Duminys of the winelands
What we don't know
- Neither parent is recorded, so this person is not attached to the tree above them.
- No dated record ties this person to a specific piece of ground.
A sourced gap beats an unsourced fill. These are the open questions on this person, stated rather than papered over.
Research notes
[TREE] Added 2026-07-31 by kin_sweep.py under the one-degree rule: parent of François Renier DuminyH. Thin record, name, dates and the family link only. NO PLACE IMPORTED: the tree's place strings are systematically wrong and are not evidence.
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Open questions
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Where does "van Helslandt" come from? - ANSWERED: a childless uncle by marriage, 1800
priority 3 · LEAD-0228
The line reads, as far as it can be read from the crop: '191 | Helsland | Charles van | S:t Dumen[ij]'. Two names this project carries appear beside each other a century before it holds either at the Cape.
What would settle it A van Helsland named as a witness at the 1818 baptism, or as a spouse anywhere in the two preceding generations. Failing that, the name stays unexplained and the 1708 entry stays a coincidence of two surnames on one line.
Elders
FamilySearch profile GQ22-Q92