On 20 July 1811, he purchased the farm Boekenhoutskloof in Franschhoek from his brother Daniel. The size of the farm was 2 morgen and 20 square roods. [6]
South African Genealogies, Originally compiled by: J.A.Heese R.T.J. Lombard, edited and augmented by GISA (Genealogical Institute of South Africa) Stellenbosch 1999;
c4 Johannes ≈ Paarl 24.2.1726, boer Drakenstein † 1.9.1790 x Paarl 13.6.1751 Hester Nortje ≈ Paarl 7.9.1732 † 20.3.1800 d.v. Anthonie Nortier en Maria Magdalena Pienaar
d5 Anthonie * “Keerweder”, Franschhoek 2.6.1761 ≈ 28.6.1761, boer † 16.2.1836 x Paarl 13.4.1788 Elisabeth Catharina le Roux * Paarl 23.1.1765 ≈ 10.2.1765 † c.1842 d.v. Petrus le Roux en Susanna Erasmus;
"South Africa, Cape Province, Probate Records of the Master of the High Court, 1834-1989," database with images, FamilySearch DN 30 May 1842 Elizabeth Catharina le Roux 007844936 > image 1576 of 2223; Pietermaritzburg Archives (Formerly Natal State Archives), South Africa.
Anthonie Roex van Cabo de Goede Hoop Burger van Stellenbosch Jongman
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Elisabeth Catharina Leroex van Cabo voornoemnt Jongedogter
↑ Le Roux, JG & WG. Ons Drakensteinse Erfgrond, Volume Franschhoek, Page 31
Van der Bijl, J. “Die Familie Roux” Instituut vir Geskiedenisnavorsing, 1978, ISBN 0-86965-464-0, Page 7. Added by Esmé van der Westhuizen, 19 Jan 2015
Le Roux, Willem G. “Om aan te Proux - Iets oor die Le Roux Families in Suid Afrika” ISBN 0-620-12009-6 Page 51. Added by Esmé van der Westhuizen, 20 Feb 2015
Merged Roux-628 into Roux-408: Clear duplicate
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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Anthonij by comparing test results with other carriers of his Y-chromosome or his mother's mitochondrial DNA.
However, there are no known yDNA or mtDNA test-takers in his direct paternal or maternal line.
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