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Person PER-002079

Samuel de Beer (b.1762)

before 1762-11-02 – ? · de Beer line

Connection to the Koup

Lived on Kweekvallei in this district (1812/1814).

Names

Baptismal name
Samuel
Given
Samuel
Surname
de Beer

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.

Immediate family

Father
Zacharias de Beer (b.1719)
Mother
Dina Margaretha van Dyk
Brothers and sisters
Married
Anna Eleonora de Villiers 28 December 1783
Children
Matthys Andries de Beer (b.1799)

A life in the record

  1. before 1762-11-02 born Born
  2. 28 December 1783 married Married Anna Eleonora de Villiers
  3. 1812–1814 land Lived on it, Kweekvallei

Ground they are on record on

What we don't know

A sourced gap beats an unsourced fill. These are the open questions on this person, stated rather than papered over.

Research notes

[SRC-656, De Villiers, Geslacht-register I, de BEER, 22 Sep 2026] Baptised 2 November 1762, son of Zacharias de BeerM (PER-000273) by his third wife Dina Margaretha van Dijk (PER-000688); burgher of Drakenstein; married 28 December 1783 Anna Eleonora de VilliersH (PER-002080). De Villiers lists fourteen children, among them Zacharias Johannes (1786), Sijbrand Abraham (1797), MATTHIJS ANDRIES (baptised 28 June 1799, PER-000274) and Debora Johanna (1803).

THE FIELD CORNET OF KWEEK VALLEY. A government commission travelling from the Draay towards the Karoo, reported in Records of the Cape Colony vol. IX (October 1812 - April 1814) p. 85 (SRC-662), reached 'that of the field cornet Samuel de BeerH, called the Kweek Valley'. This is very probably this Samuel, the son of the 1762 loan-farm holder Zacharias, which makes the de Beer hold on Kweekvallei (PAR-000048) continuous from 1762 into the 1810s [TO VERIFY: identity rests on name, date and place; another Samuel de BeerH, husband of Anna Elisabeth van Jaarsveld, was dead by 1804]. FamilySearch id not yet found.

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