Albertine Victoria Daniel

Other Events and Attributes:

• 1820 Lineage: Yes

Family/Spouse: John George Riggs. John was born est 1818. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. John George Edward Riggs was born in 1858.

Other Events and Attributes:

• 1820 Lineage: Yes
• Settler ID: 3144
• Name: Sampson O'Malley Daniel 1820
• Occupation: a Jeweller
• Birth: 1786, Dublin, Co. Dublin, Ireland
• Settler: 16 Mar 1820, The Downs, Deal, Kent, England

Notes:

Called DANIELS in Register and DANIEL in MD Nash.
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this note from Dan DANIEL: Sampson O'Malia went to Scotland as a youth where he met Amelia. They eloped and married at Gretna Green. At the time of their marriage he was 17 and she was 14. They lived at Glen Lyon in Edinburgh. After coming to South Africa he moved to Uitenhage, and then Bloemfontein. Here he started a jewellery shop. He prospered and bought farms including Glen Lyon and Floradale. His bible was in the Bloemfontein museum, but has subsequently been mislaid.

Called DANIELS in Register and DANIEL in MD Nash.

this note from Dan DANIEL: Sampson O'Malia went to Scotland as a youth where he met Amelia. They eloped and married at Gretna Green. At the time of their marriage he was 17 and she was 14. They lived at Glen Lyon in Edinburgh. After coming to South Africa he moved to Uitenhage, and then Bloemfontein. Here he started a jewellery shop. He prospered and bought farms including Glen Lyon and Floradale. His bible was in the Bloemfontein museum, but has subsequently been mislaid.
Sampson was living with daughter, Eleanor, and son in law, Thomas Webster. At the time of his death he had long since ceased to work as he was well into his eighty's. His wife, Amelia Marguerite, had died 4 years earlier. He was likely in poor health mentally and physically. Thomas reported his death and completed a death notice the day after he died. In the rush to get the death notice filed, probably in order to settle the estate as soon as possible (Thomas was sole executor of the estate), it seems that Thomas forgot some of the children of the deceased. Eleven days later he tried to correct this by handwriting another death notice as an addendum to the original. It is unclear why he misspelt names that he had spelled correctly the first time around.

Settler:
Turvey's party on the Sir George Osborn

Sampson married Amelia Margarith D'Egville, 1820 Settler on 26 Aug 1813 in St Andrews Parish, New Town, Edinburgh, Scotland. Amelia was born in 1791 in Lyon, France; died on 16 May 1868 in Rouxville, Free State, South Africa; was buried in Rouxville, Free State, South Africa. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• 1820 Lineage: Yes
• Settler ID: 3134
• Name: Amelia Margarith D'Egville
• Name: Amelia or Mary or Marguerite D'Egville 1820
• Name: Mary Ann D'Egville
• Settler: 16 Mar 1820, The Downs, Deal, Kent, England

Notes:

called Amelia in Register and Mary in MD Nash

Settler:
Turvey's party on the Sir George Osborn

Died:
Description: at the home of Thomas Webster

Other Events and Attributes:

• Birth: 11 Aug 1759, Dublin, Co. Dublin, Ireland

Notes:

He inherited Beggar's Bush - likely through Elizabeth Byas, his mother, who likely got the estate through her own family or through her first husband, David Byas

John married Elizabeth Isabella Clarke on 4 Feb 1776 in St Anne's, Dublin, Eire. Elizabeth was born est 1757; died in 1793 in Durban, KwaZulu Natal, South Africa. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

this marriage is confirmed in D.A. Chart's book "Registers of St.Andrew, St.Anne, St Audoen and St.Bride, Dublin"

Notes:

Francis Daniel,4b. cir 1725 in Rush County, Dublin, Ireland. He married Elizabeth Penbroke, 19 Oct 1755 in Swords parish, Dublin, Ireland, d. in Rush County, Dublin, Ireland. Elizabeth: Widow of David Byas of Swords. Beggars Bush likely came from her.

Francis married Elizabeth Penbroke on 19 Oct 1755 in Swords Parish, Dublin, Ireland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

widow of David Byas of Swords