f.11. Wilhelmina Jacoba Susanna VAN DER WESTHUIZEN, geb. 25/06/1845
Willemina Jacoba Susanna was die dogter van Cornelis van der Westhuizen en Martha Magdalena Burger.
Haar naam kom voor in hulle ma se sterfkennis van 1855.
Haar naam kom voor in hulle pa se sterfkennis van 1883.
g.1. Susanna Catharina Petronella VAN DER WESTHUIZEN, geb. 23/02/1858
Susanna Catharina Petronella was die dogter van Cornelis van der Westhuizen en Anna Maria Martha Charlotte du Plessis.
https://www.geni.com/people/Susanna-Catharina-Petronella-du-Plessis/6000000073732587036
Hulle het in 1875 by Elandsfontein gewoon.
Kinders:
g.2. Cornelius (Cornelis) VAN DER WESTHUIZEN, geb. 20/05/1860
Cornelius (Cornelis) was die seun van Cornelis van der Westhuizen en Anna Maria Martha Charlotte du Plessis.
g.3. Aletta Gertruida VAN DER WESTHUIZEN, geb. 21/06/1862
Aletta Gertruida was die dogter van Cornelis van der Westhuizen en Anna Maria Martha Charlotte du Plessis.
https://www.geni.com/people/Alletha-Roos/6000000020062090533
Kinders:
g.4. Anna Maria Martha Charlotta VAN DER WESTHUIZEN, geb. 07/03/1865
Anna Maria Martha Charlotta was die dogter van Cornelis van der Westhuizen en Anna Maria Martha Charlotte du Plessis.
Kinders:
g.5. Elsie Barendina VAN DER WESTHUIZEN, geb. 20/06/1867
Elsie Barendina was die dogter van Cornelis van der Westhuizen en Anna Maria Martha Charlotte du Plessis.
g.6. Lourens Marthinus VAN DER WESTHUIZEN, geb. 07/07/1869
Lourens Marthinus was die seun van Cornelis van der Westhuizen en Anna Maria Martha Charlotte du Plessis.
g.7. Johanna Susanna Helena VAN DER WESTHUIZEN, geb. 11/01/1872
Johanna Susanna Helena was die dogter van Cornelis van der Westhuizen en Anna Maria Martha Charlotte du Plessis.
https://www.geni.com/people/Johanna-Susanna-Helena-Roos-van-der-Westhuizen/6000000041078642345
eGGSA library Gravestones in South Africa Limpopo Limpopo, TZANEEN, Urban area Limpopo, TZANEEN, Old cemetery R - Vanne :: Surnames - R ROOS Johanna S.H. nee v.d. WESTHUIZEN 1872-1942
g.8. Jan Hermanus VAN DER WESTHUIZEN, geb. 21/01/1873
Jan Hermanus was die seun van Cornelis van der Westhuizen en Anna Maria Martha Charlotte du Plessis.
League of Veterans
Surname
|
van
der Westhuizen
|
Name
|
Jan Hermanus
|
Date Birth
|
21.1.1873
|
Residence
|
Pretoria
|
Name Last Officer
|
Veldt A. Pretorius
|
Weapon
|
Junie 1902
|
When Killed
|
|
Widow Veteran
|
|
Branch
|
Nylstroom
|
Notes
|
|
Ref ID
|
5894
|
g.9. Pieter Ignatius VAN DER WESTHUIZEN, geb. 29/09/1875
Pieter Ignatius was die seun van Cornelis van der Westhuizen en Anna Maria Martha Charlotte du Plessis.
League of Veterans
Surname
|
van
der Westhuizen
|
Name
|
Pieter Ignatius
|
Date Birth
|
29.9.1874
|
Residence
|
Pretoria
|
Name Last Officer
|
Veldt J. du Plessis
|
Weapon
|
Junie 1902
|
When Killed
|
|
Widow Veteran
|
|
Branch
|
Nylstroom
|
Notes
|
|
Ref ID
|
5893
|
g.1. Maria Cornelia VAN DER WESTHUIZEN
Maria Cornelia was die dogter van Johan Christiaan van der Westhuizen en Adriana Hendrina Johanna van Jaarsveld.
Haar naam kom voor in hulle ma se sterfkennis van 1894.
f.2. Willem Marthinus Petrus VAN DER WESTHUIZEN, geb. 14/01/1841
Willem Marthinus Petrus was die seun van Willem Marthinus Petrus van der Westhuizen en Elizabeth Wilhelmina Greeff.
Uit hulle pa se sterfkennis van 1867:
(https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c9/Van_Der_Westhuizen-267.jpg)
Toe die gemeente George in 1812 gestig is, het die kerklike beskawingsinvloed met hierdie stap veel nader gekom en was dit nie vir die byna onoorkomelike Outeniquaberge nie, sou Oudtshoorn byna onmiddellik binne bereik van die kerklike voorregte geplaas gewees het. Vanaf hierdie tyd het Oudtshoorn onder George geval en is daar vir die eerste keer ’n kerkraadslid vir hierdie wyk gekies. Ds. T.J. Herold van George was dan ook die eerste leraar wat hierdie streek bearbei het.
AANGENOMEN TE OUDTSHOORN OP DEN 5den OCTOBER 1866 DOOR DEN WELEERW T. J. VAN DER RIET (Deel 47)
f.5. Anna Margaretha VAN DER WESTHUIZEN
f.7. Christiaan Johannes Mattheus VAN DER WESTHUIZEN, geb. 10/02/1852
Christiaan Johannes Mattheus was die seun van Willem Marthinus Petrus van der Westhuizen en Anna Margaretha Jacoba Behr.
Uit hulle pa se sterfkennis van 1867:
f.8. Pieter Mattheus Jacobus VAN DER WESTHUIZEN, geb. 28/11/1853, ged. 05/02/1854
Pieter Mattheus Jacobus was die seun van Willem Marthinus Petrus van der Westhuizen en Anna Margaretha Jacoba Behr.
f.10. Anna Margaretha Maria VAN DER WESTHUIZEN, geb. 05/01/1858, ged. 21/03/1858
Anna Margaretha Maria was die dogter van Willem Marthinus Petrus van der Westhuizen en Anna Margaretha Jacoba Behr.
Uit hulle pa se sterfkennis van 1867:
(https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c9/Van_Der_Westhuizen-267.jpg)
g.1. Anna Margaretha Jacoba
OLIVIER, geb. 15/03/1882, Oudtshoorn, oorl. 15/03/1953 x Cornelius Johannes Oosthuizen,
oorl. 19/03/1938.
g.2. Maria Margaretha
OLIVIER, geb 14.09.1883.
g.3. Andries Hermanus OLIVIER, geb. 02/11/1885.
g.4. Willem Marthinus Petrus OLIVIER, geb. 18/06/1887,
oorl. 20/10/1961 x 22/01/1917 met Isabella Johanna Helena Durandt, geb. 22/06/1890,
d.v. Lucas Johannes Petrus Durandt en Isabella Johanna Helena NN.
g.5. Johannes Jacobus OLIVIER, geb. 13/03/1890, Oudtshoorn,
oorl. 28/03/1949, Wesbank Kirkwood x Kirkwood met Susara Maria Isabella Swart.
g.6. Christiaan Johannes OLIVIER, geb. 08/03/1893.
g.7. Catharina Elizabeth OLIVIER, geb. 17.01.1898, Oudtshoorn, oorl. 21.07.1954, Bedford x Somerset-Oos met Johannes Christoffel Greyling.
f.11. Jacobus Hendrik VAN DER WESTHUIZEN, geb. 20/12/1859, ged. 06/05/1860
Jacobus Hendrik was die seun van Willem Marthinus Petrus van der Westhuizen en Anna Margaretha Jacoba Behr.
f.12. Marthinus Bernardus VAN DER WESTHUIZEN, geb. 11/03/1862
Marthinus Bernardus was die seun van Willem Marthinus Petrus van der Westhuizen en Anna Margaretha Jacoba Behr.
f.13. Andries Albertus Jacobus VAN DER WESTHUIZEN, geb. 1869
f.13. Andries Albertus Jacobus, geb. 1869, oorl. 08/08/1936, Uniondale x 06/08/1901, Oudtshoon met Gesina Wilhelmina OTTO, geb. Diepkloof, Uniondale, oorl. 27/01/1916, d.v. Pieter Mattheus Otto en Anna Margaretha le Roux Wed van Gotlieb Sephanus Bekker. Geen kinders:
Andries Albertus Jacobus was die seun van Willem Marthinus Petrus van der Westhuizen en Anna Margaretha Jacoba Behr.g.1. Pieter Jacobus VAN DER WESTHUIZEN, geb. 15/05/1861, ged. 30/06/1861
Farm Name
|
Diepfontein
|
District
|
Kroonstad
|
Morgen
|
|
S Rds
|
|
Number Owners
|
3
|
Surname
|
Van der Westhuizen
|
Name
|
Pieter Jacobus
|
Number
|
476
|
Ref ID
|
5562
|
From the first, the medical officer was concerned about health in the camp. A number of small children were suffering from diarrhoea, although there had been no fatalities. Women and children slept on the ground with little protection and the doctor was concerned that they would suffer from pulmonary diseases in the wet weather. He urged the erection of corrugated iron huts with wooden floors or the provision of mattresses at the very least. Blankets would be provided only where absolutely necessary, along with mattress ticking. The women must make their own bedding with 15 lbs of hay allowed them, the MO was informed. Fortunately at this stage the inmates still had the cattle which they had brought into camp with them and milk was freely available for the children. Later on, however, grazing deteriorated and the refugee stock was sold to the ORC administration and removed to farms nearer to Bloemfontein. (https://www2.lib.uct.ac.za/mss/bccd/Histories/Brandfort/)
By the end of March 1901 numbers in the white camp were mounting and, as in other camps, people arrived without warning and tents were in short supply. Health declined and typhoid was prevalent. Hospital accommodation was inadequate and the wagons and tents were overcrowded. The new arrivals were often in a desperate state. Some had been in a Boer laager in the Hoopstad district for some months; the children were clad only in sheep skins and hides and they had been on very short rations. Come they did – 3 000 arrived on 9 August 1901, in a bad state of health, with only 25 tents to accommodate them. Many of the new arrivals suffered from trachoma, an eye disease caused by flies and fairly common amongst the Dutch, the MO reported. One source of disease, Dr Kendal Franks was convinced, was the insanitary condition of the nearby town of Brandfort, which he considered was primitive. Much of the drinking and cooking water came from open sluits [furrows]; excrement was emptied into cesspools close to the water wells; cattle roamed the town and slaughtering of cattle took place there as well. Measles and diphtheria broke out there before the camps. In an attempt to isolate the camp, the inmates were prevented from going into town but, since the military commandant continued to issue passes, some contact was inevitable. Worse still, the military authorities sent about a hundred people from the town to the camp. Diphtheria spread to the camp by the middle of August although, fortunately, it was the one disease for which there was an effective drug therapy, known as an anti-toxin, which was provided. Measles soon followed. Once the measles epidemic started, there was the problem of hospital accommodation for the sick. Brandfort was a camp with a particularly high mortality rate, peaking in October 1901 and coinciding with the diphtheria epidemic, brought in by a group of people ‘in very poor condition from continual trekking’. The measles epidemic spread so rapidly that attempts at isolation broke down and there were so many cases that the hospital could not house them all. Worse still, the disease was so severe that almost every case developed broncho-pneumonia ‘with very fatal results’. (https://www2.lib.uct.ac.za/mss/bccd/Histories/Brandfort/)
The water supply was a constant struggle. Camp washing took place above the dam which supplied the town’s water, to which the municipality understandably objected. Since the town was so dirty, the camp authorities were not very sympathetic but they agreed to sink more boreholes. By February 1902, when camp management had become more sophisticated, conditions had improved. (https://www2.lib.uct.ac.za/mss/bccd/Histories/Brandfort/)
Pratt Yule duly arrived. He was reasonably satisfied with the general condition of the camp. Some of the tents were worn but the latrines, now built of brick, were ‘beautifully clean’ and the water supply was good. But the hospital was a different story. By December 1901, George Randle, sent in a long report on the condition of Brandfort camp. The place, he felt, was untidy. Brandfort was the last of the ORC camps to be closed. An orphanage was established there to provide for the many children who had lost their parents during the war and had no relatives to care for them. The camp authorities tried to see that such children were looked after properly. The orphaned children were not the only people to remain in Brandfort camp. (https://www2.lib.uct.ac.za/mss/bccd/Histories/Brandfort/)
Op 29 Julie 1902 is hy oorgeplaas na die Kroonstad Konsentrasiekamp.
Personal Details
|
|
Name:
|
Mr Pieter Jacobus van der Westhuizen
|
Born in
camp?
|
No
|
Died in
camp?
|
No
|
Gender:
|
male
|
Race:
|
white
|
Marital
status:
|
married
|
Nationality:
|
Free State
|
Occupation:
|
farmer
|
Registration
as head of family:
|
Yes
|
Unique
ID:
|
95903
|
Camp History
|
|
Name:
|
Kroonstad
RC
|
Name:
|
Brandfort
RC
|
Age
arrival:
|
40
|
Date
arrival:
|
11/01/1901
|
Date
departure:
|
29/07/1902
|
Reason
departure:
|
transfer
|
Destination:
|
Kroonstad RC
|
Stock
into camp:
|
no
|
Stock
out of camp:
|
no
|
Farm History
|
|
Name:
|
Diepfontein
|
District:
|
Kroonstad
|
Notes:
|
1700m
|
Status
|
|
Type:
|
oath of neutrality
|
Notes:
|
01 Jun 1900, Kroonstad
|
Relationships
|
|
Mr Pieter Jacobus van der Westhuizen
|
|
is the father of Master
Daniel Pieter van der Westhuizen
|
|
is the father of Miss
Magdalena Christina van der Westhuizen
|
|
is the husband of Mrs
Maria Margaretha van der Westhuizen
|
|
is the father of Master
Mattheus Johannes van der Westhuizen
|
|
Sources
|
|
Title:
|
SRC 76
Brandfort CR
|
Type:
|
Camp register
|
Location:
|
Free State Archives Repository
|
Reference
No.:
|
SRC 76
|
Notes:
|
p.159
|
|
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