g.3. Johannes Petrus, geb. 25/08/1836, ged. 26/12/1836, Glen Lynden, oorl. 04/06/1910. Idalia, Piet Retief x 15/08/1870, Ladysmith met Johanna Petronella LOTTER, geb. 30/08/1845, oorl. 14/01/1924, Vaalbank 94, dist. Ermelo, d.v. Jacob Lotter en Martha Louisa Prinsloo.
Johannes Petrus was die seun van Philip Jacobus Nel en Christina Helena Gous.Uit hulle pa se sterfkennis van 1876:
On the 22nd May 1876 they draw up a will on their farm
Rivierplaats in the Utrecht region where they lived until 1881 before moving to
the Piet Retief district.
1903 CLAIMS COMPENSATION PROTECTED BURGHER
WAKKERSTROOM AND PIET RETIEF. JOHANNES PETRUS NELL
REF CJC 296:
He became a burgher of the Transvaal in 1875. He built
his farmhouse of stone with iron roof in 1881 at a cost of £700 using
skilled labour (totally destroyed). He
ran a private school at his home for his 4 youngest children and children of
relatives. He surrendered
voluntarily at Sandbank dist. Piet Retief on 19th
February 1901, arrived Volksrust on the 19th March and remained there for 10
months when he was given leave to go to Natal and where he remained until the
end of the war. His sons all served with the Piet Retief commando. Philip Jacobus Nel and Jacob Louis Poklenberg Nel
surrendered together with him. Stephanus Christiaan Nel and Willem Martinus Johannes Nel surrendered 1 March 1901.
The family lived together at Volksrust until his sons joined the
National Scouts. Upon claims amounting to £460 he had received £193, the rest of
the claim having been referred to the ARM Piet Retief. The commission
decided that he deserved special consideration as he was old and infirm, the
farm he owned was heavily mortgaged and his sons had all rendered service. He
was unlucky in receiving no receipt for his sheep (£1403 claimed) or bales of wool
(£100) but recommended an additional £100 to repair his home (his claim for
this was £897). He lists his address as Kromrivier, Piet Retief (Anita Campbell)
FAMILYSEARCH
Johanna Petronella Lotter died 14 Jan 1924 at the
house of her son-in-law Izak Johannes de Jager Vaalbank 94 district Ermelo. She
went to live with them from June 1921. A charge for board and lodging at
£3/month till July 1923 and then at £6/month to cover the additional costs of
daily nursing, totalling £108 was lodged against her estate by son-in-law I Z
de Jager. He and his brother were
married on the same day to two Lotter sisters.
The probate for Johanna Petronella Lotter who
died 14 Jan 1924 lists their heirs:
(https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSSW-FSFS-7?i=1107&cc=2520237)
