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Cape Province Cemeteries

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Cape Province Cemeteries2019-10-11T17:16:06+02:00

Cape Province Cemeteries

 

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Crews, Blanche Eustena + Schultz, Norman Bernard
Daubern, Petrus Johannes Smit and Drieka
De Beer, Albert and Hannie
De Beer, Coen + Bettie
De Beer, John Herbert
De Beer, Stienie
De Klerk, baba dogtertjie
De Klerk, Kittie nee Jooste
De Lange, Gert
Deeks, Adelaide Mary
Dollie, Maria Helena nee Fitzgerald
Du Plessis, Elizabeth Gertruida Johanna
Du Plessis, Giel and Joey
Du Plessis, Hennie
Du Plessis, Jacobus Hubner and Elizabeth Jacoba nee Nel
Du Plessis, Kobus + Lucy
Du Plessis, Willie + Rosa
Du Plessis, WP
Du Toit, Andrew and Wilhelmina Maria
Du Toit, Johannes
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Naturalizations and Immigrations

Naturalizations and immigration records are an extremely valuable part of any application for Ancestry Passports or VISA’s. Naturalizations were published in the Government Gazette after their arrival in South Africa

By searching this database you can generally find

  1. Number of Certificate
  2. Full Name
  3. Nationality prior to the grant of a Certificate of Naturalization
  4. Birth Place
  5. Occupation
  6. Date of Issue of Certificate

However this information does change over time as the Government recorded different information.

This number you will need before you got to Home Affairs for a copy of the document. Most naturalization records post 1910 are held at the Department of Home Affairs in Pretoria. The reference generally also includes possibly the two surnames as many people anglicised their surnames when coming to South Africa.

Please note that these records are for personal use and not for multiple lookups as this is against the terms and conditions of this website.

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