Schonken, Bartholomeus (Before 1723-1774)

Claasz, Leonara (-)

Van Ellewee, Hendrik Rudolf (1729-)

Esterhuysen, Elizabeth Catharina (1733-)

Schonken, Bartholomeus (1739-1806)

Van Ellewee, Elizabeth Maria (1750-1845)

Schonken, Johanna Maria (1777-1848)

 

Family Links Spouses/Children: Anderson, William Of Griquatown (Rev. ) Anderson, William Bartholomew Anderson, Johannes Edward+ Anderson, Maria Elizabeth Anderson, Catherine Helena Anderson, Johanna Maria Williamina+ Anderson, Elizabeth Anna+ Anderson, Willemina Isabella Anderson, Bartholomew Ebenezer (Rev. )+ Anderson, George Peterus Anderson, Boezak Platjes Schonken, Johanna Maria 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Born: July 22, 1777, Stellenbosch, South Africa 1 2 3 Christened: July 27, 1777 Marriage: Anderson, William Of Griquatown (Rev. ) on August 17, 1806 in Anglican Church, Cape Town, Southern Africa 1 2 3 4 Died: June 22, 1848, Pacaltsdorp, South Africa at age 70 1 4 Buried: Pacaltsdorp, South Africa   Noted events in her life were: • Cemetery, June 22, 1848, Pacaltsdorp South Africa. 9 10 Though of Dutch and Huguenot descent, her tombstone is inscribed in English. But her husband William's who was buried next to her, was at his request inscribed in Dutch. • Death, 1848, Pacaltsdorp South Africa. 11 The Source contains a photo of Johanna's Headstone that has an inscription that reads " To the memory of Johanna Maria, wife of William Anderson. She was born on July 22nd 1777. Shining in all the graces of a Christian, She discharged with fidelity every duty and prayerfully sought to improve every opportunity of usefulness among her fellow creatures till she fell asleepin Jesus on the 22nd of June 1848." A quotation from Rev 14 vs 13 followed Later I.F.Du Preez writes that it was her husband William who wrote the beautiful tribute inscribed on her headstone. Johanna married Rev. William Anderson Of Griquatown, son of William Anderson and Catherine Turner, on August 17, 1806 in Anglican Church, Cape Town, Southern Africa.1 2 3 4 (Rev. William Anderson Of Griquatown was born on December 1, 1769 in London, England 1 2 3 4, christened on January 5, 1770,12 died on September 24, 1852 in Pacaltsdorp, George District, South Africa 1 3 4 and was buried in Pacaltsdorp, George District, South Africa 3.)   Noted events in their marriage were: • Alt Marriage, August 17, 1806, Cape Town South Africa. 13 Biographies DSAB and SESA says marriage was in the DRC (Dutch Reformed Church) • Alt Marriage. 13 Marriage in the Dutch Reformed Church is confirmed in Archives and Records of the Cape by Graham Botha.   Marriage Notes: William and Johanna Maria were married in the Anglican Church [possibly St George's Cathedral]. 4

Sources

1 Dr. D. F. du Toit MALHERBE, Family Register of a South African Nation (Third Edition published by TEGNIEK STELLENBOSCH, 1966.
This is a wonderful source of clues on specific families, but all data in the publication needs to be verified with Original Sources.), ANDERSON Extract - Page 17. Cit. Date: October 7, 2002.

2 Dr. D. F. du Toit MALHERBE, Family Register of a South African Nation (Third Edition published by TEGNIEK STELLENBOSCH, 1966.
This is a wonderful source of clues on specific families, but all data in the publication needs to be verified with Original Sources.), SCHONKEN Extract - Page 905. Cit. Date: October 7, 2002.

3 Janet Melville, Stamboom van ANDERSON, William [89741]. Rec. Date: 10th October 2002.

4 J. A. Heese & R.J.T. Lombard, South African Genealogie (SAG), a set of volumes being produced, augmented and maintained by the Genealogical Institute of South Africa (GISA) in Stellenbosch.
, ANDERSON - Vol 1 page 63. Cit. Date: October 15, 2002.

5 Dr. D. F. du Toit MALHERBE, Family Register of a South African Nation (Third Edition published by TEGNIEK STELLENBOSCH, 1966.
This is a wonderful source of clues on specific families, but all data in the publication needs to be verified with Original Sources.), HELM Extract - Page 421. Cit. Date: October 7, 2002.

6 South African Government Papers, Cape Death Notice, KAB MOOC 6/9/408/2966 of 1900 for Maria Elizabeth ANDERSON. Cit. Date: October 14, 2002.

7 South African Government Papers, Cape Death Notice, KAB MOOC 6/9/304/1050 of 1892 for Johanna Eilhamina HELM née ANDERSON. Cit. Date: October 14, 2002.

8 J. A. Heese & R.J.T. Lombard, South African Genealogie (SAG), a set of volumes being produced, augmented and maintained by the Genealogical Institute of South Africa (GISA) in Stellenbosch.
, Vol 3 Page 287. Cit. Date: October 15, 2002.

9 Peter S. Anderson, Weapons of Peace: The Story of William and Johanna Anderson. (Published by Logos Production House, Unit 1011-1012, Fo Tan Industrial Centre, 26-28 Au Pui Wan St., Fo Tan, Shatin, N.T. Hong Kong. Tel:2687-0331 Fax; (852) 2687-0281.
First English Edition May 1995 Copyright 1995 by Peter S. Anderson.
ISBN 962-457-091-4). Rec. Date: August 9, 2003.

10 PN Thompson, Notebook.

11 I.F.Du Preez Ed.D, From Mission Station to Municipality (Published by the Municipality of Pacaltsdorp March 1987.

Copy donated by Bill Elliot Anderson in 2005).

12 Bible (Pocket) (Printed 1684).

13 Family Trees.