Anna Elizabeth (van Loggerenberg) Nienaber (bef. 1807)

Born before 8 Aug 1807 in Cape Colony, [South Africa]

Ancestors

Wife of Pieter Johannes Louw — married about 1824 in Cape Colony, [South Africa]

Wife of Carel Gerhardus Nienaber — married 4 Nov 1835 in Cradock, Cape Colony, [South Africa]

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Biography

Birth

Baptism

Anna Elizabeth ≈ 8.8.1807 dv Johannes Henricus van Loggerenberg en Anna Elisabeth le Roux^{[1] [2]}

Marriage

x Pieter Johannes LOUW ----- geen record op NASA, maar kinders genoem in haar testament saam met Willem.

xx Cradock 4.11.1835 Charl Gerhardus NIENABER/ Charles Gerhardus NIENABER ----- Possible KAB MOOC 1/1836 L&D; KAB MOOC 142A/1836 Van Loggerenberg, Anna Elizabeth. Wife of Charel Gerhardus Nienaber. Valuation Filed 1836

xxx huwelikshof, Colesberg 1.4.1838 Willem Alwyn JANSEN * distr Beaufort 25 Aug 1786 sv Cornelis Johannes en Huibrecht Elisabeth Smith, veeboer en was voorheen getroud met Huibrecht Elizabeth Lucia Coetzer† Huis van Jacob Gideon Louw op de plaats Engenaarskuil, distr Fauresmith 12 Sept 1861 [75.0.18] ----- VAB J17/1861 DN lys 10 kinders, testament 19 Aug 1844 ----- https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Jansen-328

Children

KINDERS van Anna en Pieter Johannes LOUW

[e1] Jacobus Gideon Louw

[e2] Johanna Petronella Margaretha

KINDERS van Anna en Charles Gerhardus NIENABER

[e3] Johannes Hendrik Nienaber

[e4] Charl Gerhardus

KINDERS van Anna en Willem Alwyn Jansen:

[e5] Anna Elisabetha Wilhelmina Jansen

[e6] Jacoba Maria Catharina

[e7] Alewyn Nicolaas Rudolf

[e8] Gideon Schalk Willem

Death

Will

Sources

1. ↑ Source: Genealogies of Old Cape Families, by C.C.de Villiers, revised, augmented and rewritten by C.Pama, A.A.Balkema, Cape Town, 1966. The original edition of 1894, compiled by G.M. Theal from the work of C.C. de Villiers [1]. Added by Alta Bekker Mar 20, 2017.
2. ↑ Source: Inventories of the Orphan Chamber of the Cape of Good Hope by the TEPC team of transcribers and editors - this series is now complete and contain 75 volumes, 1673-1834. It now also contains the first 5 volumes of the Venudrollen (auction records), the series MOOC 10, dating from 1691 to 1748. [2]. Added by Alta Bekker Mar 20, 2017.