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MARTHINUS HERMANUS BORNMAN -1827-1888 (A1b5c11) Bornman 1827- 2019 1827-2019 1827-2019 BORNMAN The offspring of MARTHINUS HERMANUS BORNMAN Born: 20 November 1827 Compiled by Vernon Harding assisted by all those contributing genealogists known and unknown that spent many an hour of their precious time doing research building on a Bornman family tree. Page 1 of 70 Cornelia Elizabeth Johanna 28.11.1894 – 14.07.1987 I dedicate this e-book to my Grandmother, CORNELIA ELIZABETH JOHANNA HARDING born BORNMAN, granddaughter of MARTHINUS HERMANUS BORNMAN (1827-1884) I always wanted to know more about her and her family after all the stories of living and the hardships they endured in the concentration camps. Page 2 of 70 The Bornman Coat of Arms THE PURPOSE OF A COAT OF ARMS 1. Illustrate the characteristics of the ancestry. 2. To serve as a family bond. 3. Emphasize the status of the ancestor. 4. To indicate the official position of the ancestor. 5. To represent Faith Confidence. 6. To prove protective love to one's neighbor. 7. To cause justice and justice to prevail. 8. Call for this generation to stand together. Page 3 of 70 Introduction Before you start making a study of the family register of Marthinus Hermanus Bornman, I suggest you first read the article of Lanie Farrelly (Bornman) on her website http://www.bornman.org. so that you may know where our noble family comes from. I would like to thank Lanie Farrelly for the wonderful work she had done on the Bornman family and allowing me to publish Volume 12 of Marthinus Hermanus Bornman, 1827-1884, on her website. To view the different source documents it will be necessary for you to open a free account with https://www.familysearch.org/ The complete Bornman family register is also available on this website. This family register is not without its mistakes. If you do find any mistakes please let me know, and if you do have any source documents to prove your point, even better. Any labeled photos or documents are very welcome. Remember it is not my Family Register, it belongs to all of us that can proudly call ourselves Bornman’s. You can Whatsapp me at 0826064570 or Email: [email protected] The other volumes will follow as I complete them. It may take a while because, as you can see it takes a lot of time and effort to create one Volume. Any help, source documents, comments, etc are very welcome. Help on the number of Johan Christiaan Bornman’s and Schalk Jacobus Bornman’s will be helpful. Just because of the sheer number of these descendants it makes researching very difficult and confusing. If you are a latter-day Bornman, please send us your information so that I may add you and your family. It will only take 5 minutes of your time. Page 4 of 70 AFKORTINGS / ABBREVIATIONS * gebore / born ≈ gedoop / baptized x getroud / married xx tweede huwelik / second marriage † oorlede / died # begrawe / buried ÷ geskei / divorced a. aankoms / arrival bej. as bejaarde / as adult BCCR / British Concentration Camp Register BS Britse setlaar van 1820 / British settler of 1820 c. circa (ongeveer / about) dg dogter / daughter dist. distrik / district DN / SK DN / sterfkennis D/R doopregister / B/R DR Dutch Reformed ds. dominee/clergyman d.v. / d.o. dogter van / daughter of GK Gereformeerde Kerk H/R huweliksregister / marriage register LV / MP Lid van Volksraad / Member of Parliament LWV / MLA Lid van Wetgewende Vergadering (Kaap) / Member of Legislative Assembly (Cape) Malherbe D.F. du T. Malherbe: Stamregister van die Suid-Afrikaanse volk / Family register of the South African nation, 1966 MHG Meester van die Hooggeregshof / Master of the Supreme Court MOOC Masters office and orphan chamber (Cape Town) NAB Natalse Argief Bewaarplek / Natal Archives NGK Nederduits Gereformeerde Kerk NHK Nederduitsch Hervormde Kerk NN nomen nescio (naam onbekend / name unknown) SABW Suid-Afrikaanse biografiese woordeboek DSAB Dictionary of SA Biography sn seun / son spes. lis. spesiale lisensie (huwelike) spec. lic. special license (marriages) s.v. / s.o. seun van/son of TAB Transvaal Argief Bewaarplek / Transvaal Archives v. van / vanaf – from v.d. / o.t. van die / of the v.d.K. van die Kaap / of the Cape VOC Vereenigde Oost-Indische Compagnie / Dutch East India Company VAB Vrystaat Argief Bewaarplek / Free State Archives wed. / wid. weduwee / widow wew. / wid. wewenaar / widower Page 5 of 70 Hieronymus Bornman * 12.8.1758, Obereisenheim, Eisenheim, Würzburg, Unterfranken, Bavaria, Germany † 1798, Cape Town, Cape of Good Hope. In 1782 he arrived in the Cape of Good Hope as a soldier in the service of “VOC” from Obereisenheim in Duitsland, He became a corporal in 1784, and a sergeant in 1785. He held the position of “posthouder” on Robben island” Inventories of the Orphan Chamber Cape Town Archives Repository, South Africa: https://www.familysearch.org/photos/artifacts/87331155 x Magdalena Maria PIETERSE * 1771 ≈ 15.12.1771, Cape Town, Cape of Good Hope † 19.12.1800, Cape Town, Cape of Good Hope H 2.11.1788, Cape Town, Cape Colony, South Africa B/R: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HY-DZN4-WHW?i=80&cc=1478678 South African Stamouers: https://www.stamouers.com/stamouers/a-c/64-bornman-hiernonimus s.v. Adam BORNEMANN and Katharine Margaretha KLEINSCHROTH * 1734 H 11.2.1751, Obereisenheim, Palatinate, Bavaria, Germany The couple had 7 children 1. Georg Melchior Borneman * 1751 2. Maria Catharina Borneman * 1752 3. Johan Andreas Borneman * 1756 4. Hieronymus Borneman * 1758 South African Progenitor 5. Johan Christiaan Borneman * 1760 6. Johann Philipp Borneman * 1766 7. Conrad Nicolaus Borneman * 1770 Page 6 of 70 Obereisenheim, Eisenheim, Würzburg, Unterfranken, Bavaria, Germany Source: Google Maps Page 7 of 70 Obereisenheim, Eisenheim, Würzburg, Unterfranken, Bavaria, Germany Source: Google Maps Page 8 of 70 THE TIMELINE OF HIERONYMUS BORNMAN • 1758 Age 0 Birth: 12 AUG 1758 Obereisenheim, Eisenheim, Würzburg, Unterfranken, Bavaria, Germany • 1788 Age 30 Marriage: 2 November 1788 Cape Town, Cape Province, South Africa Magdalena Maria Pieterse 1771–1800 • 1789 Age 30 Birth of Child: 31 January 1789 Cape Town, Cape Of Good Hope, South Africa Johan Christiaan Bornman 1789–1862 • 1790 Age 31 Birth of Child: 1790 Cape Province, South Africa Johan Elias Bornmann 1790–Deceased • 1792 Age 33 Birth of Child: 1792 Cape Province, South Africa Marthinus Hermanus Bornmann 1792–Deceased • 1793 Age 34 Birth of Child: 1793 Cape Province, South Africa Carolina Maria Bornmann 1793–Deceased Page 9 of 70 • 1795 Age 36 Birth of Child: about 1795 Leendert Bornman 1795–Deceased • 1798 Age 40 Death: about 1798 Cape Province, South Africa Page 10 of 70 b1 Johan Christiaan * 31.1.1789, Cape Town, Cape of Good Hope † 5.12.1862, Winburg, Orange Free State The walkingstick that was used by J.C. Bornman as seen in the photo above: https://www.familysearch.org/photos/artifacts/52854127 DN: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939J-DNSG-Y2?i=216&cat=195564 Gravestone of Johan Christiaan Bornman: https://www.graves-at-eggsa.org/main.php?g2_itemId=2652283 x Cornelia Carolina DU PREEZ * 29.6.1809, Tulbagh † 1864, Erf Nommer 13, Kerkplein, Winburg, Orange Free State, South Africa (wed. v. Schalk Jacobus van der Merwe) Daughter of: Johannes Jurgen du Preez (1755-) and Elsje Margaritha VAN WYK * c. 1760 DN: https://www.familysearch.org/photos/artifacts/88628091 Gravestone of Cornelia Carolina du Preez: https://www.graves-at-eggsa.org/main.php?g2_itemId=2652289 Note: The Estate Files: VAB MHG_0_P72_1 1864 missing xx Dorothea Adriana DU PREEZ * 9.10.1796, Cape Province † 31.8.1865, Vaalbankfontein, Edenburg, Xhariep, Free State Estate Files: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-L9LW-GSC3-Y?i=52&cat=195564 Daughter of: Johannes Jurgen du Preez (1755-) and Elsje Margaritha VAN WYK * c. 1760 Johan Christiaan Bornman was a member of the Volksraad, Orange Free State Page 11 of 70 TIMELINE OF JOHAN CHRISTIAAN BORNMAN • 1789 Age 0 Birth: 31 January 1789, Cape Town, Cape Of Good Hope, South Africa • 1798 Age 9 Death of Parent: about 1798 Cape Province, South Africa Hieronymus BORNMAN 1758–1798 • 1800 Age 11 Death of Parent; 19 December 1800 South Africa Magdalena Maria Pieterse 1771–1800 • 1809 Age 20 Marriage: 29 June 1809 Tulbagh, Cape Province, South Africa Cornelia Carolina du Preez 1809–1864 • 1810 Age 21 Birth of Child: 13 March 1810 Tulbagh, Cape Province, South Africa Elsje Cathrina Bornman 1810–Deceased • 1812 Age 22 Birth of Child: 1 January 1812 Tulbagh, Cape Province, South Africa Christiaan Hieronymus Bornman 1812–1892 Page 12 of 70 • 1813 Age 24 Birth of Child: 24 JUL 1813 Tulbagh, Cape of Good Hope, South Africa (Rep.) Johannes Jurgens Bornman 1813–1886 • LR7G-RGS • 1815 Age 26 Birth of Child: 18 July 1815 Graaff Reinet, Cape Province, South Africa Maria Magdalena Bornman 1815–Deceased • 1817 Age 28 Birth of Child: 24 MAY 1817 Graaff-Reinet, Cape of Good Hope, South Africa (Rep.) Cornelia Carolina Bornman 1817–1891 • 1819 Age 30 Birth of Child: 17 JUN 1819 Graaff-Reinet, Cape Province, South Africa Jacobus Johannes Bornman 1819–1913 • 1821Age 32 Birth of Child: 15 JUN 1821 Graaff-Reinet, Cape of Good Hope, South Africa (Rep.) Johanna Catharina Bornman 1821–1864 • 1823 Age 34 Birth of Child: 22 AUG 1823 Graaff-Reinet, Cape of Good Hope, South Africa (Rep.) Leonard Bornman 1823–1848 Page 13 of 70 • 1825 Age 36 Birth of Child: 20 JUN 1825 Graaff-Reinet, Cape of Good Hope, South Africa (Rep.) Myndert Jacobus Bornman 1825–1896 • 1827 Age 38 Birth of Child: 20 NOV 1827 Graaff-Reinet, Cape of Good Hope, South Africa (Rep.) Marthinus Hermanus Bornman 1827–1884 • 1831 Age 42 Birth of Child: 12 SEP 1831 Graaff-Reinet, Cape of Good Hope, South Africa (Rep.) Cecilia Margaretha Bornman 1831–Deceased • 1833 Age 43 Birth of Child: about 1833 Schalk Jacob Bornman 1833–Deceased • 1848 Age 59 Death of Child: 1848 Leonard Bornman 1823–1848 • 1852 Age 62 Historical Event: 1852 Sand River Convention.
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