Born before in de Caep de Goede Hoop, Dutch Cape Colony [South Africa]
Ancestors 
Daughter of Hendrik Johannes (de Nicker) de Necker
and Helena Alberta (van de Westhúijsen) de Necker
Wife of
Johannes Frederick Dreijer
— married
26 Oct 1818 in Cape Town, Cape Colony, South Africa
Mother of
Maria Aletta Barendina (Dreyer) Dreijer
Died
after age 24
in Pampoenekraal, Teybergen, Cape Colony [South Africa]
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Biography
Sources
- SOUTH AFRICAN GENEALOGIES Pretoria Human Science Research Council 1986 [Reprinted by Genealogical Institute of South Africa Stellenbosch 2007] Vol "N" Page 206 under de Nicker
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