Elizabeth Hendrina (dú Plesies) Theron
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Elizabeth Hendrina (dú Plesies) Theron (bef. 1792 - 1859)

Elizabeth Hendrina Theron formerly dú Plesies aka Möller
Born before in Tulbagh, Cabo de Goede Hoopmap
Ancestors ancestors
Daughter of and
Sister of [half], [half] and [half]
Wife of — married 17 Jan 1808 in Tulbagh, Cape Colonymap
Wife of — married 23 Sep 1823 in Tulbagh, Cape Colonymap
Descendants descendants
Mother of , , , and
Died after age 67 [location unknown]
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Profile last modified | Created 25 Nov 2016
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Table Bay, South Africa (1762)
Elizabeth Hendrina (dú Plesies) Theron was part of the settlement of the Dutch Cape Colony.
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Contents

Biography

Name

Elizabeth Hendriena Möller (nee Unknown)[1]
Eliesebeth Hendriena Möller (nee Dú Plesie)[2]
Elizabeth Hendrina Dú Plesies[3]

Baptism

Date: 1 Jan 1792[3]
Place: Tulbagh, Cabo de Goede Hoop[3]
[3]No3, 'tKind Elizabeth Hendrina (1 Janúarij)
Vader Philippús Dú Plesies
Moeder Maria Magdalena Meijbúrg
Getúijge Willem van Heerden, en Hercúlina Johanna Dú Preez
Lammert Meijbúrg, en Helena Dú Plesies, en
Gerrit Loúw en Elisabeth Meybúrg

Marriage

First Marriage
Date: 17 Jan 1808[4]
Place: Tulbagh, Cape Colony[4]
Groom: Johannis Jacobús Moller ... Wedúwenaar [4]
Bride: Elisabeth Hindrina Dú Plesie ... Jonge Dogter [4]
Second Marriage
Date: 23 Sep 1823[5]
Place: Tulbagh, Cape Colony[5]
Groom: Petrus Lodewicus Theron ... Jongman [5]
Bride: Elisabeth Hendrina du Plisie ... Weduwe Wylen de E: Joh. Jacs Moller [5]

Sources

  1. ↑ Entered by Jannie Van Der Merwe , Feb 15, 2013 when creating this profile.
  2. ↑ Baptism of children: Added by Riël Smit on 2021-12-13.
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 Parish registers for the Dutch Reformed Church at Tulbagh, Cape Province, Items 3 - 5, Baptisms 1743-1815. Film # 008121003, Image 392 of 779: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSV8-WBHP?i=391. Added by Riël Smit on 2021-12-13.
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 Parish registers for the Dutch Reformed Church at Tulbagh, Cape Province, Memberships 1816-1840. -- Marriages 1744-1922. Film # 008121005, Image 134 of 778: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSV8-69VB-C?cat=993682. Added by Riël Smit on 2021-12-14.
  5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 Parish registers for the Dutch Reformed Church at Tulbagh, Cape Province, Memberships 1816-1840. -- Marriages 1744-1922. Film # 008121005, Image 198 of 778: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSV8-69VR-5?i=197&cat=993682. Added by [Smit-641|Riël Smit]] on 2021-12-14.




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Tulbagh Baptisms, 23 Nov 1791 to 10 Jan 1792
Tulbagh Baptisms, 23 Nov 1791 to 10 Jan 1792


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Laubscher-282 André Laubscher
The LNAB should be "Dú Plesies" based on the Baptism record.
posted on Du Plesies-28 (merged) by André Laubscher
Smit-641 Riël Smit
OK, so we we take the ´ into account? I was never sure because of the often inconsistent use if it in birth records. Will fix.
posted on Du Plesies-28 (merged) by Riël Smit
Laubscher-282 André Laubscher
Actually it's the "D" in "Dú" which is the real issue - according to Philip the LNAB should reflect the way it was written, but the current last name should be "du Plessis". I'm not too fussed about "ú" vs "u".

PS - in relation to the draft issue, something's not quite right with that in WikiTree. I've been getting a few instances where it says I have an unsaved draft, even though I have saved it. When I have some time I'll try & find out why that's the case.

posted by André Laubscher
Smit-641 Riël Smit
Mmm, that is weird. I was pretty sure I read some post or comment somewhere by Philip (if I am not mistaken) that the agreement was that in surnames like de Vos and du Plessies etc it will start with the lower case in spite of the original entry being upper case. But I have also noticed that earlier decision sometimes get changed (cf. country naming :)), so I am not always sure what the latest "stand van sake" is. :)
posted by Riël Smit
Van der Walt-440 Philip van der Walt
The Afrikaans / Dutch convention is to write the particles in the lower case.

Though we have agreed to protect profiles with the spelling as we can exactly read it on the baptisms. If the particles are spelled (written) in upper case, we copy that.

Though the ú for example was in those far past times intended to show that it is an actual 'u' and not another alfabet letter, we also copy that, because somewhere we also have a lot of diacritics such as 'Naudé' to work with.

Country naming has not again been changed as yet.

posted by Philip van der Walt
edited by Philip van der Walt
Van der Walt-440 Philip van der Walt
Though the 'd' in this instance is a fancy one with a long swirl, it is a lower case 'd' with an accent on the u (ú) ....
posted by Philip van der Walt
Smit-641 Riël Smit
I can't agree with that :). Not if you compare it with the lower case d in de Clercq in the entry just above it. :)
posted by Riël Smit
Van der Walt-440 Philip van der Walt
I see what you mean. I was looking at a different 'du Plesies' ... Yes, there are 3 different spellings of this 'd' alone ... You are correct - the father of the child Elizabeth has his last name spelled as Dú Plesies ....
posted by Philip van der Walt
edited by Philip van der Walt
Smit-641 Riël Smit
Oh, André, I see you still have a draft saved, so presumably you are still busy. I'll leave the next step to you. :)
posted on Du Plesies-28 (merged) by Riël Smit
Smit-641 Riël Smit
My apologies, I did not follow my own advice (leaving the next step to you André) and might have messed things up. I decided to incoroprate your last draft and just change the LNAB, but then, only after using your draft, noticed the profile is already protected, so could not change the LNAB. I therefore saved your changes, but made it needs=LNAB. Then after I saved it, it was no longer PPP (wtf?). Anyway, so now it is dú Plesies, but still needs PPP.
posted by Riël Smit
Smit-641 Riël Smit
Parents are Du_Plesies-19 and Mijburgh-5
posted on Du Plesies-27 (merged) by Riël Smit
Smit-641 Riël Smit
Du Plessies-7 and Du Plesies-27 appear to represent the same person because: Birth date of 7 jan is a misread of 1 Jan in https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSV8-WBHP?i=391.
posted on Du Plesies-27 (merged) by Riël Smit

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