J. Hoge, Personalia of the Germans at the Cape, 1652-1806 (Archives Year Book for South African History, 1946); and Linda Zoellner, Germans who came to the Cape 1652-1806
published genealogy (cited at second hand) · geraadpleeg 2026-07-29
- Type
- published genealogy (cited at second hand)
- Repository
- Union of South Africa, Government Printer / Archives Year Book
- Reference
- Hoge 1946
- Consulted
- 2026-07-29
Die sitasie soos dit gegee is
BOTH ARE REPORTED to place the Oosthuizen stamvader as JAN OOSTHUYSEN FROM WERDEN - that is, Werden on the Ruhr, today a district of ESSEN in Germany, not Woerden in Utrecht. Zoellner's framing is that the Thirty Years' War left the German states destitute and drew ex-soldiers west into Dutch service, and she lists him among the seventeenth-century German progenitors at the Cape. I HAVE NOT SEEN EITHER WORK MYSELF - this is cited from Frans's research note and the surrounding literature, and both should be read directly before the German origin is treated as settled. [TO VERIFY]
Woordeliks gehou. Hierdie projek weerspreek gepubliseerde genealogieë en stel 'n familie se eie mondelinge oorlewering reg, so elke bewering moet nagegaan kan word deur iemand wat nie in die vertrek was nie.
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- Johannes "Jan" Oosthuijsz (stamvader) 1665–1672 – voor 1730-11-04