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South Africa / Re: Redshaw family
« on: Sunday 14 September 25 13:54 BST (UK)  »
Moonstar 36 I fixed the link, it should work now https://graves.eggsa.org/kwazulunatal/LADYSMITH-Urban/Ladysmith-Main-cemetery/R%20-%20Vanne%20__%20Surnames%20-%20R_001/Ladysmith+nuwe+gedeelte+777.jpg

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South Africa / Re: Redshaw family
« on: Sunday 14 September 25 11:14 BST (UK)  »
Right here is a list of Redshaw family who arrived at the port of Durban Natal in 1850 and the name of the ship they arrived on. I hope this fills some of the gaps in your family history. List is here https://www.eggsa.org/cgi-bin/dosearchArrivals.pl

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South Africa / Re: Redshaw family
« on: Sunday 14 September 25 11:04 BST (UK)  »
Here is Williams grave at Ladysmith which is 2 hours inland from Pietermaritzburg Natal South Africa https://graves.eggsa.org/kwazulunatal/LADYSMITH-Urban/Ladysmith-Main-cemetery/R%20-%20Vanne%20__%20Surnames%20-%20R_001/Ladysmith+nuwe+gedeelte+777.jpg

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South Africa / Re: Redshaw family
« on: Sunday 14 September 25 10:59 BST (UK)  »
Here is Jonathan grave at Pietermaritzburg Natal South Africa https://www.graves.eggsa.org/kwazulunatal/PIETERMARITZBURG-Urban/CommercialRdCem/R-surnames/IMG_0352.JPG

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South Africa / Re: Redshaw family
« on: Sunday 14 September 25 10:53 BST (UK)  »
I have a feeling the Redshaws arrived on the Haidee. Looking for a passenger list. No Redshaw family on the Haidee.
Some info on the Byrne immigration program. https://www.sa-passenger-list.za.net/haideesettlers.php#:~:text=This%20page%20is%20dedicated%20to,a%20comfortable%20and%20prosperous%20look.

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South Africa / Re: Redshaw family
« on: Sunday 14 September 25 10:44 BST (UK)  »
Top of the Hill. Yes in 1850 there were a number of emigration schemes from England to Natal.
In 1850, English emigration to South Africa occurred through a combination of private and government-backed schemes, such as the Byrne Emigration and Colonization Company, which facilitated settlers for economic opportunity and colonial expansion, particularly to Natal. Assisted migration aimed to settle the colonies with European labour. I am distantly related to the Smiths from Bedale.
The Haidee ship arrived in Natal, South Africa, in 1850, carrying settlers from Yorkshire, England, to establish the village of York Wesleyan. The ship's passengers included the Smith family, whose daughter, Catherine Jane Smith, married Charles Bird Boast.

This could be William Redshaw`s sons grave https://www.graves.eggsa.org/gauteng/GERMISTON_Urban/Primrose/Primrose_main/R%20-%20Vanne%20__%20Surnames%20-%20R/Re/127.JPG

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South Africa / Re: Redshaw family
« on: Sunday 14 September 25 10:35 BST (UK)  »
It would appear Jonathan died in Natal South Africa in 1867. The file lies in the archives at Pietermaritzburg Natal South Africa.
DEPOT     NAB   SOURCE    MSCE   TYPE      LEER   VOLUME_NO 0     SYSTEM    01                                                                   
REFERENCE 4/57    PART  1    DESCRIPTION          REDSHAW, JONATHAN. (INTESTATE ESTATE).                               
STARTING  18670000  ENDING    18730000.   

This could be his son. TAB is in Johannesburg.
DEPOT     TAB    SOURCE    MHG  TYPE      LEER   VOLUME_NO 0   SYSTEM    01                                                                   
REFERENCE 42017    PART      1   DESCRIPTION          REDSHAW, JONATHAN WILLIAM.                                           
STARTING  19180000     ENDING    19180000.     

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South Africa / Re: De Villiers South African / French roots and marriages...
« on: Sunday 24 August 25 14:15 BST (UK)  »
Geslacht register Oudse kaapsche families-gender register of old Cape families.

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South Africa / Re: Seeking info on Theunissen, Fick, Bobbins, and Stranack families — Caledon & Pri
« on: Thursday 17 July 25 10:27 BST (UK)  »
There was a Des Stranack electrical in Durban, his slogan was Dont panic, phone Stranack!

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