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South African Commercial Advertiser 1848 - 2 - April to June

Wednesday 5 April 1848

DIED at Clapham, New Park, near London on the 8th January last in the 10th year of his age, Arthur, eldest son of S.B. VENNING Esq, late of Cape Town.

DIED on Sunday the 2nd instant, aged 30 years, Jessie Isabel, the beloved wife of Mr. Thomas CHRISTIAN.
Cape Town, 4th April 1848.

CHRISTENING
In the Cathedral Church, City of Cape Town on Nonday the 3rd April by the Revd. G. Dacre MA, Chaplain to the Troops:
A son of Collis Christopher John DELMEGE Esq MD, Staff Surgeon, baptised Antonio Ansdell.

DEATHS
March 30: Thomas William READE, aged 33 years.
March 31: Mrs. Johanna Susanna HOLLOWAY, wife of Mr. George HOLLOWAY of Michell’s Village, Kull’s River, aged 35 years and 4 months.
April 2: Mrs. Mary HOWARTH, widow of the late Mr. James HOWARTH, aged 67 years.
April 2: Mrs. Jessie Isabel CHRISTIAN, wife of Thomas CHRISTIAN Esq, aged 30 years.
April 2: Mrs. Johanna Margaret MOLLETT, wife of Mr. Samuel MOLLETT, aged 42 years and 3 months.

Saturday 8 April 1848

MARRIAGE
In St.Paul’s Church Rondebosch by the Rev J Fry AM:
April 3: Mr. John HAWTREY to Elizabeth Jane STRACHAN

Wednesday 12 April 1848

DIED at his Residence, Cape Town, on Sunday the 9th inst, in the fifty eighth year of his age, Clerke BURTON Esq, Master of the Supreme Court, deeply regretted.
Cape Town, 12th April 1848

CHRISTENING
In the new Dutch Reformed Church on Sunday the 9th April by the Revd A. Faure BD:
A daughter of Arend Hermanus HOFMEYER Esq, baptised Elizabeth Margaretha De Waal.

Saturday 15 April 1848

REMOVAL
The Undersigned informs his Customers and the Public that at the end of the present Month he will remove his Establishment to the extensive Premises, St. George’s-street, formerly the Property and Residence of the late Baron VON LUDWIG.
John DYASON
Keizersgracht, April 1848
Spacious Stores and Apartments to Let.

CHRISTENINGS
In the Cathedral Church, City of Cape Town on Monday the 10th April by the Hon and Rev H. Douglas:
A daughter of Mr. Charles BANKS, baptised Sarah Johanna.
In the Union Chapel by the Rev Dr Adamson:
A son of Mr. John MACKAY, baptised David.

DEATHS
April 5: Captain William Croll ELLIS, late of the schooner Justitia, aged 35 years.
April 9: Clerke BURTON Esq, Master of the Supreme Court, aged 57 years.
April 10: Maria Louisa, daughter of Mr.Thomas John CURRAN, aged 3 months.

Wednesday 19 April 1848

DEATH on the 7th April at Hex River, near Worcester, Mr. James HUTTON of Glasgow, aged 57 years.

DIED on board Ship Prince of Wales, the 16th instant, Fanny Constance, wife of Captain James Edward VERNER, bengal Irregular Cavalry.

DIED at Plumstead, in the District of Wynberg, Mr. G.B. ANDERSON, late from England, 5 Upper Charles-street, Parliament-street.

MARRIAGES
In the Cathedral Church, City of Cape Town on Monday the 10th April by the Hon and Rev H. Douglas MA:
Mr. John Bartlee HINWOOD to Miss Janet Ferries SHEARER.
Mr. Robertson BREBNER to Miss Elizabeth Jane PURDIE.
Mr. Robert John CROW to Miss Ann CONLON.
Mr. Henry JOHNSON to Miss Caroline Elizabeth QUICK.

Saturday 22 April 1848

MARRIED at the Residence of Mr. R. STAPLETON, Buitencingel, Cape Town, by the Rev Dr Adamson, Edward HULL Esq to Maria Dix, youngest daughter of Joseph STAPLETON Esq of Bath.

MARRIAGES
In the Cathedral Church, City of Cape Town on Monday the 17th April by the Hon and Rev H. Douglas MA:
Mr. Henry SWITZER to Miss Martha D. DEVELING
Mr. James JOHNSON to Miss Eliza WARREN

CHRISTENINGS
In the Cathedral Church, City of Cape Town on Monday the 17th April by the Hon and Rev H. Douglas AM:
A daughter of Henry Laurence MAYDWELL Esq, Capt HM 41st Regt, Military Secretary, baptised Anna Maria Juana.
A daughter of Mr. Edward CLAYTON, baptised Mary.
A daughter of Mr. John HOUSTON, baptised Margaret Gertruida.
A son of William ABRAHAMS, baptised William Morris.

DEATH
April 16th 1848: Mrs. Fanny Constance VERNER, wife of James Edward VERNER Esq, Captain Bengal Cavalry, aged 26 years.

Wednesday 26 April 1848

MUNICIPALITY OF CAPE TOWN
Return of Commissioners elected for the Municipality of Cape Town on Monday 24th April 1848, District No.1:
1. H.C. JARVIS Esq
2. J.M. MAYNARD Esq
3. John STEIN Esq
4. A. BRINK Esq
5. J.H. WICHT Esq
6. J.S. LEIBBRANDT Esq
7. J.H. WICHT Esq
8. J.H. HOFFMEYER Esq LLD
9. Thos. SUTHERLAND Esq
10. J.M. WENTZEL Esq
11. D.G. VAN BREDA Esq
12. B. NORDEN Esq

Re-opening of JESSUP’s Original Dying Establishment
William JESSUP
Silk and Woollen Dyer, Scourer and Calico Glazer
Begs to apprise the Ladies and Gentlemen of this City, as well as of the adjacent Towns and Villages, that he has resumed the above Business in all its Branches at No.45 Hout-street, near St.George’s-street, Cape Town, where all orders entrusted to him will meet with immediate attention. He begs to intimate that having made every arrangement that is necessary for the facility of Business, he trusts by assiduity, superior style of workmanship and low rate of charges to merit a share of public patronage.

MARRIAGES
In the Cathedral Church, City of Cape Town on Thursday 20th April by the Hon and Rev H. Douglas MA:
Mr. Charles JOHNSON to Miss Amelia Mitchell BROWN.
On Saturday the 22nd April by the same:
Mr. William WRIGHT, widower, to Miss Hannah ELLIS

CHRISTENINGS
In the Cathedral Church, City of Cape Town on Thursday 20th April by the Rev E.S. Wilshire:
A son of Thomas William BOWLER Esq, baptised Thomas Hawthorne.
A daughter of Mr. John WARDEN, baptised Elizabeth Emily.
A daughter of Mr. Richard R. PARKINSON, baptised Rebecca Elizabeth Jemima.
A son of Mr. Robert NEVILLE, baptized Arthur Fitz Neville.
A son of Mr. Thomas BELL, baptised George Edward.

Saturday 29 April 1848

MARRIAGES
In Trinity Church by the Rev R.G. Lamb AB on Wednesday April 26th:
Mr. Esau HARRINGTON to Mrs. Sophia Ann READ.
St.Andrew’s Scottish Church by the Rev G Morgan on Thursday 27th April:
Mr. Thomas Robert WHITE to Miss Ann Antoinette BECK.

CHRISTENINGS
On Sunday 16th April, a son of Mr. Thomas LOW, baptised John Williamson.
On Friday 21st April, a son of Mr. Alexander MOORE, baptised Alexander.
At Claremont, by the Rev T. Atkinson, a daughter of Mr. R.H. ARDERNE, baptised Emma.

DEATH
On Thursday 27th April, John, aged 11 months and 9 days, the son of Mr. G.H. KIRKPATRICK.

Wednesday 3 May 1848

Departed this Life, aged 41 years, Elizabeth Catherine, beloved wife of E.G. ASPELING
2nd May 1848

Saturday 6 May 1848

DIED on the 5th May at Mariedal, Rondebosch, Maria Berendina, Wife of Jacob LETTERSTEDT Esq, His Swedish and Norwegian Majesty’s Consul, aged 69. Her Children mourn the loss of a most affectionate Mother; the Poor lose one in whose warm heart benevolence at all times beamed forth as a ray of light – her numerous Friends one whose hospitality and kindness can never be forgotten.

Departed this Life on Saturday the 29th April, at the age of 64 Years and 6 Months, my dearly beloved Wife, Mrs. Christina Louisa McKENZIE, after a happy union of 39 years, deeply regretted by her Relations and Friends.
C. McKENZIE
Cape Town, 4th May 1848

Wednesday 10 May 1848

CHRISTENINGS
At Stellenbosch on Thursday 4th May by the Rev Geo. Morgan:
A son of Mr. Humphrey McLACHLAN, baptised Henry Fuller.
In the new Dutch Reformed Church on Sunday the 7th May 1848 by the Rev J. Spyker VDM:
A daughter of Mr. Alexander JOHNSON, baptised Christina Stephina Catharina.
In the Cathedral Church, City of Cape Town on Monday 8th May by the Hon & Rev H Douglas MA:
A daughter of Captain James SCOTT, Master Mariner, baptised Charlotte.
A son of Mr. William BARTLETT, baptised John.
A daughter of Mr. Charles S.D. MERRITT, baptised Emily Elizabeth.
A son of Mr. Joseph BROWN, baptised John William HOLLETT.

DEATH
May 8th: William Henry, son of Mr. George SPIERS, aged 3 years and 5 months.

Saturday 13 May 1848

Departed this Life at Riversdale, on the 28th April last, Johanna Wilhelmina, aged 2 years and 6 months, the beloved and only daughter of Dr. EVELEIGH.
6th May 1848.

Wednesday 17 May 1848

BIRTH at Somerset Road on the 14th instant, Mrs. R.A. CAMPION of a daughter.

FRONTIER
The public will learn with sincere sorrow of the death of the Rev John LOCKE, Pastor of Trinity Church of this place, who it will be recollected left Graham’s Town only a few weeks ago on his way to England to seek a renovation of his decaying health, worn out and wasted in unceasing and overzealous discharge of the severe duties of his ministry. This mournful event took place on Sunday last, the 7th instant; and we are requested to state that his remains will leave Trinity Church, Graham’s Town at 3 o’clock on Friday next, the 12th, to be deposited in their last resting place. No special invitations to attend his funeral will be given, but his relatives and personal friends charged with the melancholy duties of his interment will be glad of the attendance of all whose feelings shall prompt them to pay the last tribute of respect to the memory of the honored and devoted servant of God, who, after a long and laborious life, spent in good works, and in the fullest confidence and trust in the promises and mercies of his Redeemer, has at last been gathered in to the great harvest.
Frontier Times.

CHRISTENINGS
In St.Andrew’s Church on Sunday the 14th May by the Rev Geo. Morgan:
A son of Mr. Peter FIFE, baptised William.
In the Cathedral Church, City of Cape Town on Monday the 15th May 1848 by the Hon & Rev Henry Douglas MA, Officiating Minister:
A son of Thomas PETERS, baptised Horatio.
A son of Alexander MOROMBO, Native of Africa, baptised Charles Alexander.
On Tuesday 16th May by the same:
A son of Edward Lorenza CHIAPPINI Esq, baptised Edward Lorenzo Ernest.

DEATH
May 12th 1848: James Joseph, son of Sarah PETERS, aged 1 year and 5 months.

Saturday 20 May 1848

MARRIAGES
In the Cathedral Church, City of Cape Town on Monday May 15th by the Hon’ble & Revd H Douglas MA:
Mr. George URRY to Miss Mary Ann Amelia LITTLE.
In the Lutheran Church (St.Stephen’s) on Saturday May 13 by the Rev G.W. Stegmann, Lutheran Minister:
The Revd Johan Carel KNOBEL, Missionary at Caledon, to Miss Johanna Cornelia VAN REENEN.
On Monday 15th May by the same:
Mr. Johannes Petrus DEMPERS to Miss sarah Elizabeth SMITH.

Wednesday 24 May 1848

DIED at Venice (Italy) on the 20th February 1848, Mr. Frederick ALBERTUS, aged 39 years, only and much regretted Brother of J. ALBERTUS.
Cape Town, 23rd May 1848.

At Belvidere, Knysna, on Sunday the 14th May, the lady of Thomas Henry DUTHIE Esq JP, of Belvidere, of a daughter.

MARRIAGE
In the Cathedral Church, City of Cape Town on Monday May 22 by the Rev H Badnall MA:
Mr. Edwin Thomas BUCK to Miss Elizabeth LINFORTH.

CHRISTENINGS
In the Cathedral Church, City of Cape Town on Monday 22nd May by the Hon & Rev H Douglas AM:
A daughter of Mr. George Marthinus PEDDER, baptised Mary Jane.
A son of Mr. Joseph ELLIOTT, baptised Joseph.
A son of Mr. George BAGSHAW, baptised Samuel James George.

Saturday 27 May 1848

DIED at Green Point on Thursday the 25th instant, Percy Villars, infant son of the Revd. Robert G. LAMB, aged 11 months.

Wednesday 7 June 1848

BIRTH at Sea Point on the 3rd June, the wife of Lieut Colonel ROSS of the Bengal Army of a son.

DIED on Monday the 5th instant, Mrs. Aletta Martha Dirkina COLYN, born HORAK, aged 50 years, the beloved wife of Lambertus J. Hannes COLYN Esq of Nova Constantia, formerly widow of the late George CADOGAN Esq, Registrar of the Vice Admiralty Court at the Cape of Good Hope, deeply regretted by her Relatives and Friends.
Nova Constantia, 6th June 1848

CHRISTENING
In St.Andrew’s Church on Wednesday the 31st May by the Rev Geo. Morgan:
A son of Mr. William MIDDLETON, baptised William Albert.

Saturday 10 June 1848

CHRISTENINGS
In the Cathedral Church, City of Cape Town, on Monday 5th June by the Hon and Rev H. Douglas AM:
A son of Mr. Richard RYAN, baptised Albrecht Stouffers.
A son of Mr. Henry Geo. JAMES, baptised Edward Henry.

DEATH
June 1: Benjamin William, son of Mr. Benj. Low HARRISON, aged 11 months and 14 days.

Wednesday 14 June 1848

NOTICE
Accidentally drowned in the River Zonder End, on Thursday the 1st June, Mr. Richard MANNINGTON, aged 29 years, deeply regretted by all who knew him.

DIED at Cape Town on Sunday the 11th instant, Mrs. Mary Ann BURGESS, aged 63 years.

CHRISTENINGS
In the Cathedral Church, City of Cape Town, on Monday 12th June by the Hon and Rev H. Douglas AM:
A son of Mr. Thomas DONALDSON, baptised John.
In St.Andrew’s Church on Sunday the 11th June by the Rev Geo. Morgan:
A daughter of Mr. Alexander HENDERSON, baptised Ellen.

DEATH
June 11: Mrs. Mary Ann BURGESS, relict of the late Mr. William BURGESS, aged 63 years.

Saturday 17 June 1848

MARRIED by Special Licence on Wednesday the 14th instant, in the Cathedral Church of St.George, by the Hon and Revd H. Douglas MA, Vernon Hugh SCHALCH Esq of H.E.I.Co’s Bengal Civil Service, to Miss Anna Martha, only daughter of Thomas ANSDELL Esq of this City.

MARRIAGE
[By Special Licence]
In the Cathedral Church, City of Cape Town, on Wednesday June 14th by the Hon and Rev H. Douglas MA:
Vernon Hugh SCHALCH Esq of the Hon’ble E.I.C. Civil Service, to Miss Anna Martha ANSDELL.
On Thursday the 15th June by the same:
Henry Vereker BINDON Esq, Assistant Surgeon HM 6th Royal Regt, to Miss Eliza Caroline Aletta SMITH.

CHRISTENINGS
In the Cathedral Church, City of Cape Town, on Wednesday 14th June by the Hon and Rev H. Douglas AM
A daughter of Captain John WHITTA of the brig Susan, baptised Mary.
A son of Mr. George HASLAM, baptised Samuel.

DEATH
June 14th 1848: John WADDLE, alias John WICHAM, Boatman.

Wednesday 21 June 1848
EMIGRANTS AT NATAL
(Witness)
The German Immigrants introduced by Messrs. JUNG & Co are said to be settling down on their two hundred acre allotment with every appearance of a disposition to carry out the views of those with whom they have entered into a contract. The terms of their engagement are, as we understand, that the Emigrant is to enjoy two thirds of the profits of his industry, during a period of five years – the extent of his agreement. This first batch of Emigrants form a location of 30 families on a farm lately purchased from Mr. BOUCHER for the sum of £1,500, the highest price we have heard of being given for such a property in this colony, and a symptom of the confidence gained in the successful cultivation of cotton. At present the newcomers are engaged in erecting houses for themselves, and the addition of some thirty residences within hail of each other, and surrounded by cultivated fields, will exhibit such a scene as will contrast strikingly with the other denuded parts of our colony.

MARRIAGE
In the Cathedral Church, City of Cape Town, on Monday the 19th June 1848 by the Hon and Rev Henry Douglas MA, Officiating Minister:
Mr. Edmund SALMON to Miss Magdalena Johanna MACRAE

CHRISTENINGS
In the Cathedral Church, City of Cape Town, on Monday the 19th June by the Rev C.S. Wilshire:
A son of Captain George MORISON of the brig Helen Munro, baptised Murdoch Shaw.
A daughter of Mr. Josiah BASHFORD, baptised Sarah Ann.
A son of John GRIFFITHS, baptised George Owen.
A daughter of Edward WILLIAMS, baptised Eliza Jane.
In St.Andrew’s Church on Sunday the 18th June by the Rev Geo. Morgan:
A daughter of Mr. James MILLS, baptised Ellen.

DEATH
June 13th 1848: Mr. Isaac DYASON Sen, Native of Ramsgate in England, aged 69 years.

Saturday 24 June 1848

MARRIAGES
In the Roman Catholic Church:
June 12: John REGAN to Martha JONES.
In St.Paul’s Church Rondebosch, 12th June, by the Rev J Fry AM:
Hugh Thomas ODELL to Charlotte Ann LOVE.

CHRISTENINGS
In the Roman Catholic Church:
June 18: A son of Michael DALY, baptised Daniel Michael.
In St.Paul’s Church Rondebosch, by the Rev J Fry AM:
June 4: A daughter of Mr. Vincent G.B. BALNE, baptised Maria Sarah.
June 11: Martha Caroline ROBERTSON, daughter of John.

DEATH
At Rondebosch, June 3: Evelina PETERS aged 1 month and 3 days.

Wednesday 28 June 1848

BIRTH at Wynberg on the 15th instant, the lady of Henry W, REEVES Esq, Bombay Civil Service, of a daughter.

DEATH at Wynberg on the 16th instant, the infant daughter of H. REEVES Esq, Bombay Civil Service.

On the 19th instant, Emily, the beloved wife of Henry W. REEVES Esq, Bombay Civil Service.

DIED on the 19th instant, Phillip August, aged 1 year and 6 months, and Maria Katharina Louisa, aged 3 years and 10 months, the beloved children of
P.D. LUCKHOFF
S.F. LUCKHOFF, born ALBERTYN
Stellenbosch, 24th June 1848

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