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Name: Maartens, David Schalk
Age Of Groom: 23 Years
Occupation Of Groom: Veeboer
Country Of Birth Of Groom: Winburg Vierfontein
Date Of Marriage: 14 August 1854
Surname Of Bride: Nel
First Name Of Bride: Martha Susanna
Age Of Bride: 18 Years
Country Of Birth Of Bride: Winburg - Leeuwkop
Name Of Witness 1: VanBiljon, FJ
Name Of Witness 2: Pretorius, A
Surname Of Minister: Louw
First Name Of Minister: AA
Name Of Church: Winburg
Church Denomination: Nederduits Gereformeerde
Collection Name: Free State Marriages ~1839 Anna Elizabeth Nel 1833 - 1858 Johannes Lodewicus Maartens 24 24
Jan Hendrik Nel Martha Susanna Saaiman ~1867 Anna Sofia Nel D. 1954 Phillip Jacobus Nel He bought Doornhoek 1094 Sub D in extent 304,8980 ha (753 acres 1 rood and 27 perches) on 15 Aug 1905. After his death the farm was transferred to his daughter by Deed of Transfer 4802/1922 on 23 Dec 1922 1872 - 1925 Aletta Johanna Catharina van Rooyen 53 53 1896 - 1983 Isabella Elizabetha Nel 87 87 Martens, Isabella Elizabeth, b. 19 July 1912  n. Nel m. Mare m. Gert Helgert Martens d. 1984
Check date of death as the 1986 voters roll has her living at Sargeauntstraat 177, Greytown

According to : http://www.greytown.co.za/deaths.htm
She was born on 19 Jul 1912 and died 1984

Last known address SARGEAUNTSTRAAT 177 GREYTOWN  1888 - 1953 Gert Helgert Martens 64 64
Of the farm "Impahlasini" Kranskop
Martens, Gert Helgert, of Impahlasini Kranskop, son of Jan Thomas (3) and brother of JT (4) m Isabella Elizabeth n. Nel, daughter Philippina Aletta Johanna Nel, d.5 July 1953
http://www.greytown.co.za/deaths.htm#Martens,%20Frederick ~1892 - 1918 Gerhardus Jacobus Maree 26 26 ~1870 Martha Aletta Maartens (Hendrina) From Diepfontein Barkley East when she married Nienaber.


 ~1866 Sarel Andries Nienaber 1874 - 1944 Hendrina Christina Nel 70 70 1873 - 1927 Johan Frederik Scheepers 54 54 1843 - 1875 Philip Rudolf Nel 32 32 1848 - 1875 Hendrina Christina Tredoux 27 27 1864 - 1930 Jacobus Cornelis Martens 65 65 Have Death notice
Check birth - Death Notice gives his age as 64yrs & 4 mnths
In his estate filles at;(https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CS7P-23V7-X?i=353&cat=229462)
he owned trhe following properties which were to be sold at auction;
Farm Highbury comprising of;
1. Lot B of Hartebeestvlakte 200 acres
2. Remainder of Hartebeestvlakte 547 acres
3. Remainder of subdivision A of portion D of Hartebeestvlakte
4. Subdivision B of Subdivision C of subdivision AB of Broedershoek 16 acres

THE NATAL AFRIKANER AND THE ANGLO-BOER WAR
http://upetd.up.ac.za/thesis/available/etd-03072006-095936/unrestricted/08chapter8.pdf
Acting on information provided by an Afrikaner loyalist from Greytown, Jan (TJ) Nel, and without
informing the magistrates of either the Umvoti or the Kranskop districts, Mills removed the
following individuals to Pietermaritzburg: FE van Rooyen (stock inspector), LMJ van Rooyen jnr
(Wonderfontein), PH van Rooyen (Good Hope), Ds GS Malan (Greytown), John Keyter (Frogmore),
LMJ and PJ Nel (Ongegund), TJ, JPC and PR Nel (Spitzkop), AJJ Nel (Berning), LL Nel
(Greytown) and JC Martens, LJ Potgieter and JP van Rooyen (all of Broedershoek). The men had no
idea why they were removed but attributed it to the fact that they did not instantly comply with
earlier commandeering orders issued for their wagons and oxen.108 According to Missionary
Hofmeyr, who worked in the Umvoti area, the men were removed for collecting money for the
support of the wives and children of the imprisoned rebels and the rebels themselves.109 What irked those removed the most was that they were relocated soon after the first rains, which meant that they
could not plough and plant.110
On investigating the removals the magistrate of Kranskop concluded that most of the men were sent
away as undesirables and because of minor disputes with the military, such as the loyalist John
Keyter who had not instantly complied with a commandeering order and LMJ van Rooyen (jnr) who
had a disagreement with the military over 25 sheep and 10 oxen that were commandeered from
him.111 This was only partly true. Mills had acted on information that the men were disloyal and that
they would join the Boers if they were to invade.112 Furthermore, this was the first time since the war
had broken out that reliable evidence could be procured against Afrikaners from Umvoti, thanks to
Jan Nel breaking the ranks. The military therefore possibly felt that they had to act.
Two of the men who were removed, JC Martens and JP van Rooyen, did not take kindly to the fact
that they were sent to reside in the Pietermaritzburg Concentration Camp. In a letter to the colonial
secretary they made their sentiments clear:
We have been told we can live in the Boer Refugee Camp in a Bell Tent at Government
expense - we are not able to do this without being subjected to great inconveniences, and we
desire to live at an Hotel in Maritzburg and we beg to request that an allowance may be made
to enable us to do this, and we shall be glad if you will deal with this matter or forward this
application to the proper Authorities in order that it may be dealt with. Apart from the
inconvenience of living in the Boer Camp it is distasteful to us at the present time to have to
live amongst Dutch Refugees.
Not surprisingly their request was rejected.113
The removal of the men from the Umvoti county infuriated several leading local Afrikaners who
believed the treatment was unfair. A father and son, LMJ and JS van Rooyen of Welgevonden, felt
so strongly about the matter that they were prepared to stand security to the amount of ,10 000 for
six of the men.114 The strongest petition for the liberation of the men came from Theuns (TJ) Nel a
former MLA. Nel made it clear that the men in question, as landowners, all had vested interests in
the Colony and valued the protection and privilege provided by the British Empire. It would
therefore have been unwise for them to be disloyal at that stage of the war. He proceeded to point
out that the men in question had complied when wagons, oxen and horses were commandeered, and
would suffer economically if they remained away from home for much longer.115Prime Minister Hime, in response to Nel=s petition, advised the GOC that the men in question should
be allowed to return home since he thought: AThey had a severe lesson.@ A month later, after the
Natal Police had unsuccessfully investigated the complaints against them, the GOC allowed all the
men except LL and TJ Nel and PH and FE van Rooyen to return home.116 This brought an end to
their six week exile to Pietermaritzburg.117 Soon afterwards the remaining prisoners, except for JE
van Rooyen, were released and allowed to return home.
The DRC congregation which suffered the least disruption was that of Greytown and as a result the
church managed to continue functioning in an unhindered manner, that is apart from the six week
period in late 1901 when Ds GS Malan and several leading members of the congregation were
removed under Martial Law to Pietermaritzburg.180 The war was generally not discussed during the
church council meetings of the Greytown DRC. The meeting of 22 September 1900, however, was
different since letters of brotherly love were sent to the sister congregations at Weenen, Ladysmith
and Newcastle. The issue of the war was only raised again roughly a year later. At the meeting of 24
August 1901, S Martens suggested that a special collection be held so as to provide the
AAfrikaansche gevangenen@ in Pietermaritzburg with coffee.Although not reflected in the minutes of the church council meetings, the Greytown congregation
endlessly supported fellow Afrikaners who suffered due to the war. Firewood and other gifts were
sent to the Pietermaritzburg Concentration Camp from time to time.182 Afrikaners in Northern Natal
especially were recipients of charity from Greytown. On two occasions Ds Schoon received ,5 from
funds collected in Greytown for Afrikaners banned to Pietermaritzburg,183 while foodstuffs were
also forwarded to individual Afrikaners in need. In one such case Mrs JM Pieters of Paddafontein,
Dundee, received a bag of flour, a pocket of sugar, a box of candles, and 20 pounds of coffee.184 The
Newcastle congregation also benefited from donations made by the Greytown Afrikaners. On 3
October 1900, 18 bags of flour, sugar, salt, rice, coffee, and soap arrived in the town. The military
immediately confiscated the goods to prevent Afrikaners suspected of treason from distributing it.
Requests by the Bosmans for the goods to be released did not to sway the military. The provost
marshal eventually used a wagon and members of the Natal Police to distribute the goods to the
poorest of the poor amongst the Newcastle Afrikaners, some of whose clothes were in tatters and
who were reduced to begging. 1921 Sarie Susanna Martens Paul Nel (Petrus) Hendrik Joachim Nel (Johannes) Hendrina Magdalena Nel 1897 - 1938 Lewis Johannes Naude 41 41 1898 Magdalena Niclasina Maartens Born Maartens. 1926 - 1980 Lewis Johannes Naude 53 53 Anna Maria Naude 1957 Madelein Nicoleen Naude Stephanus Wessels de Bruin 1951 Annemarie Naude Salmon Johannes du Toit 1950 Lewis Johannes Naude 1843 - 1894 Johannes Jacobus Nieuwoudt 51 51 1849 - 1923 Maria Magdalena Francina Martins 74 74 http://www.national.archsrch.gov.za/sm300cv/smws/sm30ddf0?2015081508240427E2386A&DN=00000003

Also spelt Maartens on Baptismal certificate of daughter Alida.

 1809 - 1852 Johannes Jacobus Nieuwoudt 43 43 Veeboer op die plase Vogelstruisfontein en Toon Bothasfontein, dist.|Richmond (later is Toon Bothasfontein opgedeel in Stillewaters en|Bloemhof ).|Veeboer op die plase Vogelstruisfontein en Toon Bothasfontein,|dist.Richmond (later is Toon Bothasfontein opgedeel in Stillewaters en|Bloemhof). 1812 - 1854 Alida Susanna Nieuwoudt 42 42 Haar nalatenskap wat uit 2 plase, een huis en 2 erwe op Richmond, 2000|stuks vee ens. bestaan het, is aan haar 4 minderjarige kinders bemaak.|Die eksekuteur van haar boedel, P.G. Leeb, was voog van die kinders.|'haar nalatenskap wat uit 2 plase, een huis en 2 erwe op Richmond, 2000|stuks vee ens bestaan het, is aan haar 4 minderjarige kinders bemaak.|Die eksekuteur van haar boedel, P.G. Leeb, was voog van die kinders',. 1764 - 1855 Johannes Nieuwoudt 91 91 Burger Stellenbosch, later veldkornet, verhuis tussen 1815 en 1821 na Graaff-Reinet. 1777 - 1817 Geertruy Cloete 40 40 1764 Maria Magdalena Smit 1821 - 1907 Maria Margaritha Nieuwoudt 85 85 Have Death Notice
Ref: "Johan Pottas" <PottasJ.RD@ufs.ac.za>
http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/BUITENPOSTEN/2008-01/1201082531
SOURCES
1. South African Genealogies Vol 06: N. p357 a.
2. Ibid. p357 a.
3. Ibid. p357 a.
4. Ibid. p357 a.
Father: Johannes NIEUWOUDT (b 17 Apr 1764)
Mother: Elsje Johanna JOUBERT (b 5 Dec 1797) 1822 - 1896 Jacobus Marthinus Martins 73 73 Maria Margritha Nieuwoudt
Marriage:      
06 SEP 1841 Graaff-Reinett, Cape Of Good Hope, South Africa

On her Death Notice he signed J.J.Martins 1797 - 1843 Elsje Johanna Joubert 45 45 <1773 - 1851 Heremias Nieuwoudt 78 78 1778 Jacoba Louisa Hendriks 1897 - 1897 Sarel Andries Nienaber 2m 2m ~1810 - 1893 Willem Adriaan Nel 82 82 Voortrekker gesinshoofde
Was reeds in 1842 in Transoranje 1824 - 1893 Hendrina Magdalena Maartens 68 68 Voortrekker
Suspect it is Hendriena Mgdalena sister of AS
REGISTER VAN VOORTREKKERSTAMMOEDERS
(Uit: Visagie, J.C. 2000. Voortrekkerstamouers, 1835-1845.
Universiteit van Suid-Afrika, Pretoria)
She would be a Voortrekker Stammoeder by virtue of marrying W.A. Nel. ~1842 Johanna Catharina Nel Willem Jacobus Burger ~1848 Paul Jacobus Nel ~1845 Maria Catharina Nel Willem n Naude He died before her. ~1851 - <1893 Hendriena Cornelia Nel (Magdalena) 42 42 Barend Frederik NN ~1858 Hendrik Joachim Nel (Johannes) ~1856 Pieter Willem Nel Gert J.J. Nieuwenhuisen Lived on Princess plots near Roodepoort
 1923 - 1966 Priscilla Naomi Martens 43 43 It was with her that Joshua (Jolie) and Tant Jakkie went to stay in their old age.
In 1941she was headgirl in Voortrekker High School PMB.
Excellent outgoing and friendly personality.

 ~1901 - >1966 Albertus Petrus Nieuwoudt 65 65 ~1907 - 1966 Maria Magrietha Maartens 59 59 South Africa, Orange Free State, Estate Files, 1951-2004
digital folder number:    004391772 1888 - >1943 Maria Magdalena Nieuwoudt 55 55 1869 - 1943 John George Sieberhagen 74 74 1884 - >1966 Alida Susanna Nieuwoudt 82 82 nn van Rensburg nn James Gabriel Nel Maria Nel ~1905 - 1944 Gerhardus Marthinus Maritz Nel 39 39 WW2 Johannes Petrus Nel Magritha Cornelia Nel 1912 Isabella Elizabetha Martens Nel was first marriage. On certificate is indicated that she is from Inadi. Johan Pierre Nel Jan Thomas Nel Gerhardus Marthinus Nel (Maritz) 1913 Leona Johanna Maartens From Paulus Jacobus' Estate files. 1914 - 1990 Carel Christiaan Krige Neethling 75 75 1941 - 1950 Sara Margaretha Neethling 8 8 Johann Adam Neethling Elizabeth Maria van Aswegen 1945 Johann Adam Neethling Elizabeth Maria Neethling nn Rothman Dorothea Neethling ~1844 Willem Adriaan Nel ~1854 Martha Johanna Nel Willem Adriaan Nel Maria Catharina Nel 1904 - 1988 Hendrina Magdalena Nel 84 84 040310 0001 00 3
Jubileum gebou 405, Skinner Str 345, Pta

Lived in Bultfontein at time of marriage. 1901 - 1980 Paulus Jacobus Maartens 79 79 Lived in Hertzogville at the time of his first marriage
Farms:
Onderverdeling 2 van Georgia 1537, Saaibult = 400 morgen
Onderverdeling van Sekretarispan = 173 morgen
Zandfoort= 238,6465 morgen
All Bloemfontein dist. ~1823 Dawid Andries Maré Stephanus David Naude Henrietta Classina Botha 1923 Stephanus David Naude 1925 Nicolaas Francois Naude 1928 David Benjamin Naude 1845 Isaac Hendrik Nieuwoudt ~1878 - 1913 Hester Anna Nienaber 34 34 1878 - 1950 Frans Coetzee 71 71 Gert Abraham Nienaber Anna Catharina Kruger 1894 - 1965 Susanna Catherina Nienaber (Maria) 70 70 Johannes Hendrik Nienaber 1911 Anna Elizabeth Maartens Died 17 Mar? ~1891 - 1915 Johanna Christina Nienaber 23 23 Francois Petrus Naude Sarah Jacoba Naude ~1890 - 1950 Francois Petrus Naude 60 60 Farms; Gansfontein, Welgelegen & Geelbeksfontein 1890 Jemima Martins 1922 Jozua Martins Naude Farms; Gansfontein, Welgelegen & Geelbeksfontein 1929 Helena Etheresa Naude ~1868 - 1946 Jacomina Aletta Nel 77 77 D. 1944 Pieter Willem van Rooyen Stephanus Christian van Rooyen Leo Alexander van Rooyen Jan Stephanus Lodewikus Nel NN Louis Philippus Jacobus Nel Philip Jacobus Nel Aletta Johanna van Rooyen ~1878 - 1918 Philip Jacobus Nel 40 40 ~1880 Susanna Elizabeth Grabe Johannes Petrus Nel Philip Jacobus Nel Aletta Johanna NN Lucas Johannes Marthinus Nel 1905 - ~1946 Philip Jacobus Nel 40 40 1889 - 1966 Zeeberg Martins 77 77 ABW

Name:    Master Seiberg Martins
Other Names:    Susan
Born in camp?     No
Died in camp?     No
Gender:    male
Race:    white
Marital status:    single
Nationality:    Transvaal
Registration as child:    Yes
Unique ID:    140954
Camp History
Name:    Krugersdorp RC
Age arrival:    13
Date arrival:    03/09/1901
Age departure:    12
Date departure:    10/09/1902
Reason departure:    1 MR & tent
Tent number:    1046
Farm History
Name:    Jachtfontein / Jagfontein
District:    Potchefstroom
Relationships
Master Seiberg Martins (Susan)
      is the son of Mrs Elizabeth Jacoba Margarieta Martins
Sources
Title:    DBC 79 Krugersdorp RC
Type:    Camp register
Location:    TAB
Reference No.:    DBC 79
Notes:    p.067b
Title:    DBC 78 Krugersdorp RC
Type:    Camp register
Location:    TAB
Reference No.:    DBC 78
Dates:    Apr 1901-
Notes:    p.M 070
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