1. Gerhardus Petrus Engelbrecht was born in 1807.
Gerhardus married Elsje Sophia van Heerden on 7 Jul 1828 in Graaff-Reinet, South Africa.
The child from this marriage was:
+ 2 M i. Petrus Jacobus Johannes Engelbrecht was born on 22 Mar 1830 in Graaff-Reinet, Western District, Eastern Cape, South Africa and died on 17 Sep 1924 in Niekerkshoop, Bo-Karoo, Northern Cape, South Africa at age 94.
Second Generation 
2. Petrus Jacobus Johannes Engelbrecht was born on 22 Mar 1830 in Graaff-Reinet, Western District, Eastern Cape, South Africa and died on 17 Sep 1924 in Niekerkshoop, Bo-Karoo, Northern Cape, South Africa at age 94.
Noted events in his life were:
• Occupation:
Petrus married Marie Aletta Burger, daughter of Schalk Willem Burger and Martha Magdalena van Heerden, on 12 Sep 1853 in South Africa. Marie was born on 20 Sep 1836 in Murraysburg, South Africa and died on 22 May 1908 in Farm Waverley, Cape Province, South Africa at age 71.
Children from this marriage were:
3 F i. Francina Johanna Engelbrecht .
4 M ii. Gerhardus Petrus Engelbrecht .
5 M iii. Barend Jacobus Engelbrecht .
6 F iv. Elsje Sophia Engelbrecht was born on 23 Oct 1856.
7 F v. Maria Aletta Engelbrecht was born on 6 Jul 1860.
8 M vi. Schalk Willem Burger Engelbrecht was born on 4 Jun 1863.
+ 9 M vii. Petrus Jacobus Johannes Engelbrecht was born on 29 Jan 1868, died on 18 Aug 1938 at age 70, and was buried in The Farm Lynputs; Postmasburg; South Africa.
Petrus next married Anna Maria Buys, daughter of Petrus Jacobas Buys and Maria Petronella Francina Goussard. Anna was born in 1850.
The child from this marriage was:
10 M i. Petrous Johannes Jacobus Engelbrecht .
Third Generation 
9. Petrus Jacobus Johannes Engelbrecht was born on 29 Jan 1868, died on 18 Aug 1938 at age 70, and was buried in The Farm Lynputs; Postmasburg; South Africa.
General Notes: His farm was named GRASSMEAD in Griqualand West, District Hay
Burried on the farm Lynputs, Postmasburg, South Africa
Medical Notes: Died age 75 - 76
Noted events in his life were:
• Occupation:
Petrus married Anna Jacomina Elizabeth Coetzee, daughter of Johannes Gerhardus Coetzee and Sarie Jacoba Grobbelaar. Anna was born about 1870 and died about 1956 aged about 86.
General Notes: The Coetzee farm was VLAKFONTEIN in Griqualand
Children from this marriage were:
+ 11 F i. Sara Jacoba Engelbrecht was born about 10 Dec 1890.
12 M ii. Petrus Jacobus Johannes Engelbrecht was born on 30 Jun 1892 and died on 30 Jun 1892.
+ 13 F iii. Maria Aletta Engelbrecht was born on 14 Mar 1895 and died on 12 Apr 1977 in Benoni, Transvaal, Sooth Africa at age 82.
+ 14 F iv. Anna Jacomina Elizabeth Engelbrecht was born on 17 Jul 1897.
+ 15 F v. Martha Magdalena Engelbrecht was born on 9 Aug 1899 in Niekerks Hope, Prieska South Africa, died on 16 Mar 1996 in Richmond Nelson N.Z.1 at age 96, and was cremated on 19 Mar 1996 in Richmond Cemetery, Richmond, Tasman, New Zealand.2
+ 16 M vi. Johannes Gerhardus Engelbrecht was born on 23 Jan 1901 and died on 14 Sep 1974 at age 73.
+ 17 F vii. Petronella Jacoba Johanna Engelbrecht was born in 1904.
18 M viii. Gerhardus Petrus Engelbrecht was born on 3 Jul 1910 and died on 10 Jun 1996 at age 85. Another name for Gerhardus was Gert.
Gerhardus married Jacoba Johanna Maaen Vorster. Jacoba was born on 17 Jan 1918 in Potgietersrust and died on 19 Sep 1985 in Brits at age 67. Other names for Jacoba were Kota and Birth name Voster Maaen.
19 F ix. Elisabeth Susanna Engelbrecht was born on 7 Mar 1912 and died on 17 May 2011 in Christiana; South Africa at age 99. Another name for Elisabeth was Bettie.
Elisabeth married John Lundt.
General Notes: Lund;
+ 20 F x. Francina Engelbrecht was born on 11 Mar 1915 and died on 16 Oct 2001 in Pretoria, , Transvaal, South Africa at age 86.
Fourth Generation 
11. Sara Jacoba Engelbrecht was born about 10 Dec 1890.
Sara married Andries Bartholmeus Engelbrecht, son of Schalk Willem Burger Engelbrecht and Helena Elizabeth Burger. Andries was born in 1884.
Children from this marriage were:
+ 21 F i. Anna Jacomina Elizabeth Engelbrecht .
+ 22 F ii. Helena Elizabeth Engelbrecht .
+ 23 F iii. Sara Jacoba Engelbrecht was born on 15 Jun 1915 in District Hay, Cape and died on 15 May 2001 in Port Elizabeth at age 85.
+ 24 F iv. Aletta Maria Engelbrecht was born in 1917 and died in 1997 at age 80.
25 F v. Petronella Engelbrecht .
+ 26 M vi. Schalk Willem Engelbrecht died in 1996.
+ 27 M vii. Andries Bartholmeus Engelbrecht .
13. Maria Aletta Engelbrecht was born on 14 Mar 1895 and died on 12 Apr 1977 in Benoni, Transvaal, Sooth Africa at age 82.
Maria married Gideon Jacobus "Gielie" Erasmus. Gideon was born on 3 Jan 1889 and died on 21 May 1982 at age 93.
General Notes: They had a daughter born before Boet ( Petrus Johannes Jacobus Erasmus) who died at about age 6 or 7, not sure of age. She was buried in the front garden at the farm Request near Lobatse. I was there and remember the small coffin being buried close to a citrus tree.
Children from this marriage were:
+ 28 M i. Gideon Erasmus was born in The farm Request, Lobatse, Bechuanaland Protectorate and died in Oct 2010.
+ 29 F ii. Zelda Erasmus .
+ 30 M iii. Petrus Johannes Jacobus Erasmus was born in 1926 in The farm Request, Lobatse, Bechuanaland Protectorate.
+ 31 F iv. Mona Erasmus was born on 27 Jul 1927 in The farm Request, Lobatse, Bechuanaland Protectorate and died on 28 Sep 1986 at age 59.
14. Anna Jacomina Elizabeth Engelbrecht was born on 17 Jul 1897.
Anna married Christiaan Cornellus "Chrisjan" Claassens, son of Christiaan Corneluis Claassens and Petronella Jacoba Johanna Engelbrecht.
Noted events in his life were:
• Occupation:
Children from this marriage were:
32 M i. Jannie Claassens .
33 M ii. Hannes Claassens .
15. Martha Magdalena Engelbrecht was born on 9 Aug 1899 in Niekerks Hope, Prieska South Africa, died on 16 Mar 1996 in Richmond Nelson N.Z.1 at age 96, and was cremated on 19 Mar 1996 in Richmond Cemetery, Richmond, Tasman, New Zealand.2 Another name for Martha was Mattie.
General Notes: The Old Lady 16th March 1996
My tribute is as one who came into the family 49 years ago, half her lifetime.
Mattie to her friends, to her family Mum, to her grandchildren and great grandchildren Granny or Ouma.. To Derek she was always " The old lady ''. She was the old lady at 38! Mom was born before the turn of the century and as a 22 year old I was fascinated at the stories she had to tell of Africa, as it was when she was a young woman. She was born into a world where people travelled in ox wagons, where candles were homemade from the fat of donkeys, a kitchen that was several yards away from the house with cooking done on a wood stove, water a precious commodity that must never be wasted. Food had to be grown or raised or shot with a hunting rifle. She came from Afrikaans stock and grew up with that language but was taught by an English governess, so that her English was impeccable frequently better than that of those for whom it was their natural tongue. She had many friends English and Afrikaans, a few like myself were Scots. There was never a barrier for her of nationality, what you were was important.
She was brought up in the Afrikaanse tradition of hard work, at five years old she told me she had to get up at four in the morning and with her sister run through the dark and often the cold to light the aforementioned stove and make coffee for the family which had to start early. From this she maintained children should be allowed to be children. Her standards for herself and others were high, honest in all things, half measures not good enough, nothing but the best.
She was hospitable in the extreme, no one but no one ever came to the door and was not welcomed with a cup of coffee, a meal, or a bed for the night if needed. I have seen a visitor arriving at dinnertime and being invited to dinner after the plates were served up. Mom would quickly take a little from each plate, open a tin of baked beans and serve them out taking the plate of scratched together pieces for herself and the visitor none the wiser. Her house was home to anyone who needed it, she became a mother to her two younger sisters when they were not able to live at home, relatives on both sides of the family came and lived with her and Dad, nephews and nieces, cousins etc all were made welcome. She loved company, she loved people. Most of all she loved children, she once remarked that she never had a garden because what the dog failed to damage the boys dug up. Derek and his cousins, dug pits and made tunnels; under the neighbours garden of all things till the poor mans veges disappeared down a hole. In Lobatsi in the then Bechuanaland, these same lads caught playing with the precious water took to their heels and an irate mother unable to catch them stopped and threw her high heeled shoe, catching her son fair and square right in the middle of his back. as he continued on he was heard to say somewhat admiringly " The old lady can still throw straight eh''.
Mom was interested in everything, she read extensively with a constant flow of books thorough the flat and kept abreast of affairs she was always interested in discussing national and international situations and had her own opinions, there were many excited and stimulating discussions conducted on the end of her bed after we returned from a visit to the bioscope (cinema to the uninitiated). This was the time when I heard most of the tales of her early life so different to those of us from the European part of the world.
It was the interest she maintained in the outside world her whole life that gave her the ability to transcend the cultural and racial barriers she faced when she married an English speaking South African. She faced real hostility from some members of her own family although her father and husband had an amicable relationship. As a toddler she was incarcerated as part of a Boer family in an English concentration camp, during the second world war she worked in munitions and in the canteens for the armed forces for the British She survived the situations that arose in her life and tried to pass on the wisdom of that learning I owe a great deal to those times when I was setting out on my own life and she took the time to talk and share many of those things that were important then.
I wish her God speed in this final adventure of life that is death. --Maggie
The family farm was called "Grassmead" in Niekerks Hope, Priska, South Africa
Martha married Frederick Redvers Woodhead, son of Thomas Ludgate Woodhead and Mary Ellen Walton, on 20 Oct 1924 in Ermelo Transvaal South Africa.3 Frederick was born on 6 Apr 1900 in Durban Natal South Africa and died on 6 Aug 1965 in Durban at age 65. Another name for Frederick was Eric.
Noted events in his life were:
• Occupation:
• Military Service:
• Military Service: South African Defence Force, Techinal Service Corps, 1939, Durban Natal South Africa.
Children from this marriage were:
+ 34 M i. Derek Ludgate Woodhead was born on 7 Feb 1927 in Pretoria, South Africa4 and was christened on 3 Apr 1927 in Pretoria, , Transvaal, South Africa.
+ 35 F ii. Verna May Woodhead was born on 24 Dec 1930 in Pretoria Transvaal South Africa and died on 25 Aug 2010 in Richmond, Nelson, New Zealand at age 79.
16. Johannes Gerhardus Engelbrecht was born on 23 Jan 1901 and died on 14 Sep 1974 at age 73.
Johannes married Amy Myra Cawood, daughter of Ralph David Cawood and Magdalena Maria Maree. Amy was born on 19 Jan 1914 in Griekwastad and died on 20 Apr 1988 in Pretoria, Transvaal, South Africa at age 74.
General Notes: Amy and the kids stayed with us in Hilda Street, Pretoria for about ten days in 1940/41 while Oom Johannes was in hospital. She had beautiful long black hair and played a Zither that she had brought her.
Children from this marriage were:
36 F i. Elaine Engelbrecht was born on 2 Feb 1939 in Kuruman.
Elaine married Gilbert Arthur Ashburner. Gilbert was born on 30 Jan 1938.
+ 37 M ii. Petrus Jacobus Johannes Engelbrecht was born on 2 May 1940.
38 M iii. Ralph Cawood Engelbrecht was born on 24 Sep 1943 in Kuruman and died on 16 Dec 1979 at age 36.
39 F iv. Anna Elizabeth Engelbrecht was born on 26 Feb 1945 in Kuruman.
Anna married Jack Patteson Swart. Jack was born on 12 Jan 1939 in Gordonbaai,.
17. Petronella Jacoba Johanna Engelbrecht was born in 1904.
Petronella married Christiaan Corneluis Claassens. Christiaan was born on 23 Aug 1895 and died on 14 Apr 1981 at age 85.
Children from this marriage were:
40 M i. Pieter Johannes Jacobus Claassens was born on 1 Jun 1924 in Postmasburg, South Africa.
Pieter married Gertina Hendrika Jacoba du Plessis on 4 May 1963. Gertina was born on 8 May 1937.
+ 41 M ii. Arrie Willem Claassens was born in Postmasburg, South Africa.
+ 42 M iii. Christiaan Cornellus "Chrisjan" Claassens .
20. Francina Engelbrecht was born on 11 Mar 1915 and died on 16 Oct 2001 in Pretoria, , Transvaal, South Africa at age 86.
Francina married Grenville George Cox, son of George Walter Cox and Bessie Jeanette Keeling.
Children from this marriage were:
+ 43 M i. Antony Richard Cox was born on 22 Feb 1937.
+ 44 M ii. George Walter Cox was born on 9 Mar 1939.
+ 45 M iii. Peter John Cox was born on 22 Sep 1944 in Pretoria, , Transvaal, South Africa.
Fifth Generation 21. Anna Jacomina Elizabeth Engelbrecht .
Anna married Koos Niewenhuizen.
The child from this marriage was:
22. Helena Elizabeth Engelbrecht .
Helena married Kenneth Wooley.
The child from this marriage was:
23. Sara Jacoba Engelbrecht was born on 15 Jun 1915 in District Hay, Cape and died on 15 May 2001 in Port Elizabeth at age 85.
Sara married Aubrey Calvert Brooks. Aubrey was born on 13 Aug 1901 in Kingwilliams Town and died about 1960 aged about 59.
Children from this marriage were:
48 F i. Audrey Brooks .
49 F ii. Dulcie Brooks was born on 17 Nov 1936 in Gwelo Rhodesia.
+ 50 F iii. Daphne May Brooks was born on 17 Mar 1939 in Kitwe, Northen Rhodesia.
51 F iv. Hazel Margaret Brooks was born on 27 May 1943 in Kitwe, Northen Rhodesia and died about Aug 2010 aged about 67.
Sara next married Solomon Pienaar Prinsloo. Solomon was born on 10 Nov 1914 in Athol Farm Gutu district Rhodesia and died in Jul 1979 at age 64.
General Notes: No Children
24. Aletta Maria Engelbrecht was born in 1917 and died in 1997 at age 80.
Aletta married Jan de Beer.
Children from this marriage were:
52 F i. Aletta de Beer .
53 F ii. Sara Jacoba de Beer .
54 F iii. Annatjie de Beer .
55 M iv. Johannes de Beer .
Aletta next married Karel Schmall.
Children from this marriage were:
56 F i. Aletta Schmall .
57 M ii. Karel Schmall .
58 M iii. Schalk Schmall .
59 M iv. Walter Schmall .
60 F v. Jennifer Schmall .
61 F vi. Leonie Schmall .
62 F vii. Wendy Schmall .
Aletta next married Dennis Pearson.
The child from this marriage was:
63 F i. Mari-Danel Pearson .
Aletta next married Fred Goodwill.
Aletta next married Bill Smith.
Aletta next married Eddie Weston.
26. Schalk Willem Engelbrecht died in 1996.
Schalk married Johanna van Aarde.
Children from this marriage were:
64 F i. Rita Engelbrecht .
65 F ii. Elizabeth Engelbrecht .
66 F iii. Wilma Engelbrecht .
27. Andries Bartholmeus Engelbrecht .
Andries married Hester van Aarde.
The child from this marriage was:
68 M i. Andries Jacobus Engelbrecht .
28. Gideon Erasmus was born in The farm Request, Lobatse, Bechuanaland Protectorate and died in Oct 2010.
Gideon married Nancy. Nancy died on 17 Aug 1999.
Children from this marriage were:
69 M i. Gideon "Kallie" Erasmus .
+ 70 M ii. Ben Erasmus .
Zelda married Not Known.
Children from this marriage were:
71 F i. Laudia .
Laudia married Roger.
72 F ii. Rina .
73 F iii. Alta .
Zelda next married David Jacobus Fracois "Dave" Jacobs. David was born on 14 Aug 1927 and died on 22 May 2006 at age 78.
30. Petrus Johannes Jacobus Erasmus was born in 1926 in The farm Request, Lobatse, Bechuanaland Protectorate.
Petrus married Hanna.
Children from this marriage were:
+ 74 M i. Deon Erasmus .
+ 75 M ii. Johan Erasmus .
31. Mona Erasmus was born on 27 Jul 1927 in The farm Request, Lobatse, Bechuanaland Protectorate and died on 28 Sep 1986 at age 59.
Mona married Carel Johannes "Charles" Grobler on 19 Oct 1956. Carel was born on 29 Jan 1924 and died on 17 Aug 1993 at age 69.
Children from this marriage were:
76 M i. Petrus Grobler .
34. Derek Ludgate Woodhead was born on 7 Feb 1927 in Pretoria, South Africa4 and was christened on 3 Apr 1927 in Pretoria, , Transvaal, South Africa.
General Notes: Maggie and Derek ran their own business in the 80's, "Radelek Engineering" repairing domestic and commercial appliances. Sold this in 1984 and retired
Research Notes: Birth Surety:3
On my birth certificate Dad spelt my name Derrick, Mum was wilde with him but it was never altered. They always used the Derek spelling.
Medical Notes: Bilharzias at kearsney College 1942
Typhoid 1950 Pinetown Natal, went to Marion Hill Hospital.
Given an injection of bad Penicillin in the 50's in bed for weeks swollen up like a balloon,now am allergic to it.
Noted events in his life were:
• Military Service: S.A.A.F. as Radio Mechanic, 17 Feb 1944-11 Jan 1947, Johannesburg Transvaal South Africa.
• Occupation:
• Engagement: Engaged this day, had a meal at "The Play House Grill Room", 7 Apr 1948, Durban Natal South Africa.
• School: Kearsney College, 1942-1943, Bothas Hill, Natal, South Africa.
Derek married Lilias Margaret Wilson, daughter of John Kay Wilson and Marion Brown, on 11 Dec 1948 in Durban South Africa. Lilias was born on 7 Jul 1925 in Greengairs Lanark. Scotland and died on 21 Jun 2015 in Nelson at age 89. Another name for Lilias was Maggie.
Noted events in their marriage were:
• Golden Wedding: 11 Dec 1998, Richmond, Nelson, New Zealand.
• Diamond Wedding: Had our Diamond wedding on this day, 11 Dec 2008.
General Notes: The Wilsons were a sept of the Gunn Clan which came from Norway. The Tartan:- Black with several greens, orange stripe. Clan Motto- "Peace or War"
Those of you about my age will have your own stories of the Second World War from very different parts of the world. None of it was pleasant. On Friday night at 9.35 T.V.1 there is the 3rd part of a programme about the air warfare over Britain in 1940. I was a fifteen year old at school and studying for my matriculation examination, living in a village St Mary Cray in Kent. Most of what you may see in this programme would have been played out over my home. I went to school and frequently spent some time during each day in the air raid shelters trying to keep up the studies. When the holidays started we were at home of course and often caught out fetching messages from the shops etc as the sirens went. I lived close to Biggin Hill an aerodrome very involved in this part of the war and watched the dogfights and the planes shot down overhead. Some of those shots I remember very well and have seen them previously in news clips both then and more recently. A year later I was going to dances at "The Daylight Inn" an English pub only a short walk from where I lived and very popular with the airmen from Biggin Hill and no doubt had a dance or two with some of them, they were very young, very excited over their battles in the air and it was very sad when we missed them at the dances but were a bit afraid to ask.
My bit of the war with very mixed feelings. ----Best Wishes Maggie----
Girls can do anything
In 1941 after obtaining Matriculation I was given the opportunity to go to Northampton Engineering College in London. There were five girls from different schools in the London area and 25 boys in the course. We were all approximately the same age and the girls about my own educational standard or maybe better. The course we took was for a few months and carried a diploma. It was a crash course and designed to bring students up to speed for work in design and application in various wartime projects. For every exam or test we were given, we the girls were invariably in the top ten. Subjects were mathematics (calculus level), applied maths, electronics, several classes on the more practical subjects such as soldering and welding, commonly taught in boys schools. I thoroughly enjoyed the experience and the time there and was very happy when the diploma arrived and I was offered work in a factory involved in the research and wartime production. The factory was in Hayes in Middlesex and part of the old EMI previously making gramophone records (the old vinyl type). I worked for some time on the first klystrons which were being developed for what was then called 'radio location' renamed later by the Americans as Radar. Towards the end of the year I returned home and then obtained employment with a local factory Kolstser Brandes in the Advance Development Dept. (A.D.D.) Until D day on 6th June I worked on the development of a pulse-modulated transmitter/receiver which was being produced for the invasion of Germany. My work ended when the equipment was installed in a van with a great deal of work completed by the engineers in A.D.D. There were about thirty in total in the dept. all men with some of them working in other parts of the factory but on part of the production of this equipment. Several days before D day a corporal from the Canadian Airforce was allocated to take over the van and help with the last installations in company with the engineer who was my boss. He came and worked alongside me in the Lab. as I finalised the wiring of the last few chassis. He drove the van away and that was the last I heard of it! The rest as they say is history. The war ended and I found myself with a new boss who was not (apparently) keen on having a woman working in this all male department and I was very gently and kindly persuaded to take other work as a librarian. My interest in this waned and I moved to registry work at BOAC. Then decided to go to South Africa. with the help of one of our engineers from K.B. whose wife was an old school friend of mine. A few months later I started work in Durban alongside said engineer who got me a job where he was working. Again an all male establishment. Met Derek and stayed there until my first baby arrived. Most of my working life has been in what would normally be regarded as a male occupation. I have never found much resentment with co -workers although some have been puzzled as to why I would want to do it. I must admit I have always liked the work I was employed to do, especially the more practical aspects. Some female friends I suspect have thought me a bit weird, but this never deterred me, I did what I wanted to do. Maggie
Children from this marriage were:
+ 78 M i. Bruce Ludgate Woodhead was born on 16 Jul 1951 in Mariannhill, Pinetown, Natal, South Africa.
+ 79 M ii. Graham Derek Woodhead was born on 30 Nov 1952 in Pinetown Natal South Africa.
+ 80 F iii. Diana Margaret Woodhead was born on 29 Sep 1954 in Little Falls Transvaal South Africa.
81 M iv. John Dennis Woodhead was born on 23 Oct 1957 in Johannesburg Transvaal South Africa and died on 21 Dec 1972 in Richmond, Nelson, South Island, New Zealand at age 15.
+ 82 F v. Veronica Jean Woodhead was born on 1 Oct 1965 in Nelson New Zealand.
35. Verna May Woodhead was born on 24 Dec 1930 in Pretoria Transvaal South Africa and died on 25 Aug 2010 in Richmond, Nelson, New Zealand at age 79.
Verna married Leonard Brokenshaw Burrows on 12 May 1951. Leonard was born on 22 Nov 1928 in Balfour Transvaal South Africa.
Children from this marriage were:
83 M i. Guy Burrows was born on 14 Jul 1952 in Salisbury Rhodesia.
+ 84 M ii. Barry Burrows was born on 12 Nov 1953 in Rasape Rhodesia.
+ 85 F iii. Wendy Burrows was born on 27 May 1955 in Rasape Rhodesia.
+ 86 F iv. Lindy Burrows was born on 21 Dec 1958 in Rasape Rhodesia.
Verna next married Ronald Walter King on 25 Aug 1972 in Nelson. Ronald was born on 23 Jan 1920 and died on 25 Mar 2002 in Richmond Nelson N.Z. at age 82. Another name for Ronald was Ron.
37. Petrus Jacobus Johannes Engelbrecht was born on 2 May 1940.
Petrus married Annette van Rooyen in Sep 1963.
Children from this marriage were:
87 F i. Anya Engelbrecht was born on 4 Feb 1969.
Anya married Hugo Gous.
88 F ii. Karen Engelbrecht was born on 8 Jan 1970.
Karen married Wilhelmus Schreiber.
Petrus next married Thersia Lombaard. Thersia was born on 24 Apr 1957.
The child from this marriage was:
89 M i. Pieter Gerhardus Engelbrecht was born on 18 Jan 1988.
41. Arrie Willem Claassens was born in Postmasburg, South Africa.
Noted events in his life were:
• Occupation:
Arrie married Sara.
The child from this marriage was:
90 F i. Erna Maree Claassens .
42. Christiaan Cornellus "Chrisjan" Claassens .
Noted events in his life were:
• Occupation:
Christiaan married Babie.
Christiaan next married Anna Jacomina Elizabeth Engelbrecht, daughter of Petrus Jacobus Johannes Engelbrecht and Anna Jacomina Elizabeth Coetzee. Anna was born on 17 Jul 1897.
(Duplicate Line. See Person 14)
43. Antony Richard Cox was born on 22 Feb 1937.
Antony married Leoné Du Toit. Leoné was born on 28 Dec 1936 and died on 22 Dec 2009 at age 72.
Children from this marriage were:
+ 91 M i. André Cox was born on 3 Jun 1962 in Pretoria Transvaal South Africa.
+ 92 M ii. Ettienne Cox was born on 30 Oct 1965.
44. George Walter Cox was born on 9 Mar 1939.
George married Elsie. Elsie was born on 24 Nov 1939.
Children from this marriage were:
93 F i. Penny Cox was born on 10 Mar 1975 in Pretoria Transvaal South Africa.
94 F ii. Wendy Cox was born on 6 Oct 1977 in Pretoria Transvaal South Africa.
45. Peter John Cox was born on 22 Sep 1944 in Pretoria, , Transvaal, South Africa.
Peter married Gertruida van Ginkel. Gertruida was born on 3 Jul 1945.
Children from this marriage were:
+ 95 M i. George Cox was born on 8 Apr 1966 in Pretoria, , Transvaal, South Africa.
96 F ii. Greta Cox .
Greta married Johan Groenewald.
97 F iii. Francina Cox was born on 8 Oct 1967.
Francina married Johannes Whitmore.
Sixth Generation 
50. Daphne May Brooks was born on 17 Mar 1939 in Kitwe, Northen Rhodesia.
Daphne married Wilhelmus Johannes de Jong. Wilhelmus was born on 11 Oct 1938 in Benoni, Transvaal.
The child from this marriage was:
98 M i. Mark John de Jong was born on 31 Jul 1965 in East London, South Africa.
Ben married Michelle.
Children from this marriage were:
99 F i. Lauren Erasmus was born on 4 Dec 1992.
100 M ii. Kurt Erasmus was born on 30 Mar 1994.
Deon married Rosario on 28 Jun 1979.
The child from this marriage was:
Johan married Louise.
The child from this marriage was:
78. Bruce Ludgate Woodhead was born on 16 Jul 1951 in Mariannhill, Pinetown, Natal, South Africa.
Noted events in his life were:
• Occupation:
Bruce married Christine Lois Haycock, daughter of Albert Edward Lewis Haycock and Glady Maud Best, on 28 Jul 1971. Christine was born on 2 Sep 1954 and died on 20 Jan 1997 in Tasman, Nelson, New Zealand at age 42.
Children from this marriage were:
+ 103 M i. Daniel Ludgate Woodhead was born on 4 Jan 1972 in Nelson New Zealand.
104 M ii. Julian Ambrose Woodhead was born on 27 Sep 1974 in Nelson, New Zealand and died on 5 Jan 1980 in Tasman, Nelson, New Zealand at age 5.
+ 105 M iii. Matthew Kyle Woodhead was born on 27 Jan 1976 in Nelson New Zealand.
Bruce next married Denise Gwendoline Ries on 30 Dec 2010 in Oakura; New Plymouth: New Zealand. Denise was born on 13 May 1955.
79. Graham Derek Woodhead was born on 30 Nov 1952 in Pinetown Natal South Africa.
Graham married Louise Anne Wyatt, daughter of Edward Alan Wyatt and Farphy Amelia Barrett, in 1975 in Nelson. Louise was born on 5 May 1958 in Taranaki, New Zealand.
Children from this marriage were:
106 M i. Delkon Derek Woodhead was born on 21 Apr 1978 in Motueka Nelson New Zealand.
107 F ii. Faye Anne Woodhead was born on 14 Jan 1981 in Motueka Nelson New Zealand.
+ 108 F iii. Kimberley Woodhead was born on 29 Jan 1988 in Hamilton.
Graham next married Jiamjit Sriwarom on 27 Oct 2005 in Wellington, New Zealand. Jiamjit was born on 22 Mar 1951 in Nakhon Phanom, Thailand.
80. Diana Margaret Woodhead was born on 29 Sep 1954 in Little Falls Transvaal South Africa.
Diana married Charles William Bremner Wood, son of Charles Harry Wood and Elsie Newbegin Bremner, on 3 Apr 1976 in Wellington, New Zealand. Charles was born on 6 Dec 1954 in Takaka.
Children from this marriage were:
+ 109 M i. Ricky James Wood was born on 18 Jun 1980 in Wellington, New Zealand.
+ 110 F ii. Emma Jane Wood was born on 19 Dec 1982 in Wellington, New Zealand.
111 F iii. Bryony Kate Wood was born on 1 May 1988 in Wellington, New Zealand.
82. Veronica Jean Woodhead was born on 1 Oct 1965 in Nelson New Zealand.
Veronica married Paul George Andrews, son of Ian Leslie Andrews and Margaret Lorraine Collins, on 26 Oct 1996 in Wellington, New Zealand. Paul was born on 31 Jan 1965 in Auckland, New Zealand.
Children from this marriage were:
112 F i. Jessie Rose Andrews was born on 16 Sep 1999 in Wellington, New Zealand.
113 M ii. Reuben George Andrews was born on 30 Apr 2001 in Wellington, New Zealand.
114 F iii. Kate Louise Andrews was born on 21 Sep 2005.
84. Barry Burrows was born on 12 Nov 1953 in Rasape Rhodesia.
Barry married Rie Terauchi on 18 Jul 1998. Rie was born on 2 Oct 1974 in Osaka Japan.
Children from this marriage were:
115 M i. Kazuki Guy Burrows was born on 3 Sep 1999 in Nelson.
116 F ii. Yui Vickie Burrows was born on 1 Nov 2001.
85. Wendy Burrows was born on 27 May 1955 in Rasape Rhodesia.
Wendy married Kim Thorne on 16 Feb 1974 in Richmond, Nelson.
Noted events in his life were:
• Occupation:
Children from this marriage were:
117 F i. Cindy Karena Thorne was born on 18 May 1980 in Nelson N.Z.
118 M ii. Jeremy David Thorne was born on 18 Feb 1982 in Nelson N.Z.
86. Lindy Burrows was born on 21 Dec 1958 in Rasape Rhodesia.
Lindy married Chrisopher Tarrant.
Children from this marriage were:
119 M i. Benjemin Miles Tarrant was born on 15 Jan 1982 in Nelson N.Z.
120 F ii. Alysha May Tarrant was born on 8 Aug 1984 in Sydney.
121 F iii. Rachelle Anne Tarrant was born on 28 Feb 1989 in Culburra New South Wales Austrila.
91. André Cox was born on 3 Jun 1962 in Pretoria Transvaal South Africa.
André married someone.
His children were:
122 M i. Richard Cox was born on 1 May 1992.
123 F ii. Michelle Cox was born on 12 Jan 1994.
92. Ettienne Cox was born on 30 Oct 1965.
Ettienne married Trudie.
Children from this marriage were:
124 M i. Rian Cox .
95. George Cox was born on 8 Apr 1966 in Pretoria, , Transvaal, South Africa.
George married Nerine Roos. Nerine was born on 29 Sep 1967 in Pretoria, , Transvaal, South Africa.
The child from this marriage was:
Seventh Generation
103. Daniel Ludgate Woodhead was born on 4 Jan 1972 in Nelson New Zealand.
Daniel married Tracey Joan Heaven. Tracey was born on 15 Aug 1973.
Children from this marriage were:
127 F i. Cordelia Ann Woodhead was born on 16 Mar 2003 in Nelson Public Hospital.
128 M ii. Julian Ludgate Woodhead was born on 15 Jun 2005 in Nelson Public Hospital.
105. Matthew Kyle Woodhead was born on 27 Jan 1976 in Nelson New Zealand.
Matthew had a relationship with Libby Jane Coatsworth. Libby was born on 28 Jun 1974 in Christchurch N.Z..
Their child was:
129 F i. Sahara Christine Coatsworth was born on 31 Jan 1999 in Nelson Public Hospital.
Matthew next had a relationship with Tania Arianna Matangi, daughter of Norman Matangi and Clementine. Tania was born on 19 Jul 1968 in Hamilton, Waikato Hospital, nz.
General Notes: mother is a descendent of Tainui (King Country), our iwi is Ngati Raukawa
Their children were:
130 F i. Keniah Arianna Matangi was born on 22 Jun 2002 in Southland Hospital, Invercargill.
131 F ii. Katsina Amara Ambrose Matangi was born on 10 Sep 2003 in Southland Hospital, Invercargill.
108. Kimberley Woodhead was born on 29 Jan 1988 in Hamilton.
Kimberley had a relationship with Scott Harris. Scott was born on 28 Oct 1980 in Motueka Nelson New Zealand.
Their child was:
132 M i. Ashton Wyatt Harris was born on 17 Jun 2014 in Motueka Nelson New Zealand.
109. Ricky James Wood was born on 18 Jun 1980 in Wellington, New Zealand.
Ricky Partnered Jacquline (Jac) Minchin. Jacquline was born in Aug 1977.
Their children were:
133 F i. Johanna Skye Minchin-Wood was born on 1 May 2012 in Wellington, New Zealand.
134 F ii. Elin Arielle Minchin-Wood was born on 1 May 2012 in Wellington, New Zealand.
110. Emma Jane Wood was born on 19 Dec 1982 in Wellington, New Zealand.
Emma married Max Sullivan. Max was born on 30 Sep 1984.
The child from this marriage was:
135 F i. Ava Wood was born on 5 Dec 2015.
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