Person:Wilhelmina Nass (1)

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Wilhelmina Nass
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Name Wilhelmina Nass
Alt Name Wilhelmine _____
Gender Female
Birth? 1810 Trampke, Pommerania
Other[6] 29 Jan 1821 Alt. Birth
Emigration[7] 10 Sep 1858
Other[1][8] 30 Sep 1858 Hamburg, Germanyaboard the Peter Godeffroy Departure
Other 1859 Stutterheim, Eastern Cape, South AfricaStutterheim Settlement
with Ferdinand Kumm
Occupation[5]
Other[2] 1859 Stutterheim, Eastern Cape, South AfricaStutterheim Settlement
Other[3][4] 19 Jan 1859 East London, Eastern Cape, South Africaaboard the Peter Godeffroy Arrival
Death? 7 Dec 1913 Stutterheim, Eastern Cape, South Africa
References
  1. Web site
    Labyrinth of East London Lore, The German Settlers Database <http://www.k nowledge4africa.co.za/eastlondon/german006.htm#b> Dr Keith Tankard E-mail : [knowledge4africa.com].
  2. Web site
    Labyrinth of East London Lore, The German Settlers Database <http://www.knowledge4africa.co.za/eastlondon/german-k.htm#47> Dr Keith Tankard E-mail : [knowledge4africa.com].
  3. Web site
    Labyrinth of East London Lore, The German Settlers Database <http://www.knowledge4africa.co.za/eastlondon/german006.htm#k> Dr Keith Tankard E-mail : [knowledge4africa.com].
  4. Web site
    The Kaffraria Germans <http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/meadows/7589/caffraria_en.html> "Ship's Passenger Lists Hamburg-South Africa" 'Peter Godeffroy' end of September 1858.

    Kumm, Ferdinand, Arbeitsmann (47), Trampke (Pr.), mit Frau Wilhelmine (37) und Ernestine (12), August (11) Carl (9) Friederike (8), Ferdinand (5), Emilie (3): Wilhelmine (unter 1).

  5. Housewife
  6. Birth date as recorded on her gravestone in Stutterheim Cemetery.
  7. Arrived in South Africa aged 37 years from Trampke, Pommerania on board the ship Peter Godeffroy. Left Hamburg 10 Sept 1858 - arrived East London 19 Jan 1859
    Settled Stutterheim
    Departed Trampke, Pommerania
  8. Five children died en route. The ship carried a total of 275 people (54 families).