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A Family History Book - relating to the progenitors\family history of M Anderson in South Africa. � 22 \ $ 34 incl. Registered surface postage. This hardcover publication is entitled :"THE FAMILY HISTORY OF THE ANDERSON, MORGAN, SPOOR, HOLMES, SINCLAIR, CAWOOD, DUNBAR AND WEDDERBURN FAMILIES OF SOUTH AFRICA. (200 pages) The Wedderburns referred to originated from the 1820 Settler family, and the branch that moved to the Orange Free State at the turn of the 20th Century. Included is a fascinating account by George Wedderburn describing 19th century Wedderburn life in and around Grahamstown. Email [email protected] Payment can be made to :M Anderson Po Box 11333 Blaauwbergrant Cape Town 7442 South Africa (or via the UK, email M. Anderson for details).
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A
project involving the family research of the Anderson (1810), Morgan
(1738), Holmes (1810), Wedderburn (1775), Cawood (1775), Spoor (1800),
Dunbar (938) and Sinclair (1790) families of Scotland, Wales, England and
South Africa. The
project was started by Estelle Wedderburn on the Wedderburns in the
1960�s, Aimee & Allen Cawood on the Cawoods in the 1970�s, Audrey
Johnston (n�e Morgan) on the Morgans in the 1970�s and Pamela Anderson
on the Spoors and Andersons in the 1980�s. Many of these projects were
already very advanced and detailed. In
1987 Mark Anderson took over a section of the project. His goal was to
recreate and add to the Morgan Family Bible that went missing after the
death of Frank van de Riet in Onrust in the 1980�s, and add in the other
family lines. In 1998 Sheila
Paterson, a Genealogist of Cape Town, kindly became involved. With her
expert assistance, as well as that of overseas and South African
cousins, county and central record offices, family history societies,
researchers, internet search and enquiry, and overseas libraries. The
object of the Family History publication is to accurately show the direct
lineal ancestors of the families. -
a
family history inclusive of occupation and anecdote if applicable, -
a
family tree (direct line only) with dates of
birth, marriage and death (where available) -
census
reports -
a
map of relevant areas -
copies
of birth\death certificates if available -
source
references for all the above The
above has been produced as a SINGLE PUBLICATION. The section on the
Wedderburns, a family which has been particularly well documented, amounts
to some 41 pages in total. There
are also references to the Johnstons of Hillhead (latterly Natal), Dunbars
of Hempriggs, Moodies of Melsetter(related to Wedderburns &
Andersons via Dunbar), Ridley of Newcastle area, and other
families.There is also an insert from Audrey Morgan about the Morgans
(OFS) in the late 19th Century. The publication is a once off,
and will be limited to orders received from family members who have been
in contact with the researchers over the 30- year life of the research.
About 30 copies will be produced, and orders have been received from
Scotland, Australia, the USA, Namibia, and of course South Africa. There
are two formats that may be purchased: HARD
COVER :
R 175 incl. postage in South Africa
$ 36
incl. Registered postage
� 22
incl. Registered postage
This
publication is entitled: �THE
FAMILY HISTORY OF THE ANDERSON, MORGAN, SPOOR, HOLMES, SINCLAIR, CAWOOD,
DUNBAR AND WEDDERBURN FAMILIES OF SOUTH AFRICA. LEATHER
BOUND HARD COVER
:
R 350 incl. postage in South Africa
$ 64 incl.
Registered postage
� 40 incl.
Registered postage
This
publication will be titled on the cover (gold foil on cover): �FAMILIAE
MORGANIAE ET DUNBAR ANDERSONES� (approximately
200 pages) |
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