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Terminology

*Birth Date [Place]
~Christening/Baptism Date [plek]
Date Of Death
tMarried Date [Place]; tt = 2nd Marriage; etc
xMarried to; xx = 2nd marriage; etc.
$Relationship (& Possibly Offspring)
%Divorce
[]Name of the place where event took place
#Place where buried
!Cremated
NNNomen Nescio = Name not known

Links

*The best page for links to all aspects of genealogy including e-mail lists and newsgroups is Cyndi's List.
*Another fine page to find out if anyone else is researching your family and to add your own details can be found at Rand Genealogy Club.
*The International Internet Genealogical Society is another site that should be visited. The Genealogical Society of South Africa also has a web site.
*The Genealogical Institute of South Africa (GISA) site can be found here.
*If your ancestors were French Huguenots, why not visit the Huguenot Society Web Site.
*To see a Timeline covering some of the important dates in South African History, Please visit the Timeline Link
*To find out a bit more about South African Heraldry, Please visit the Heraldry Page
*The Chamber of Mines has a web site to find out more about gold mining in South Africa.
*The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (LDS) has a searchable web site with access to the IGI and other sources.
*The National Monuments Council has a Cultural Heritage search database.
*The War Museum of the Boer Republics - also called the Anglo-Boer War Museum has a web site
*Pat Smith has created a Passenger List Website dealing with Natal Settlers.
*There is now a website devoted to South African 'Stamouers' or the Progenitors of South African families in South Africa.
*If you're looking for information on the graves of your ancestors killed during the World Wars,  visit the Commonwealth War Graves Commission website.
*You can vist the Rijksarchief in The Hague  or email hr. V. van den Bergh at http://home.global.co.za/~mercon/ara@rad.archief.nl
*If you want to trace your UK Ancestors, the website at Genukiis a must.
*Try the official Demarcation Board Website for maps on South Africa showing information on all the small towns, farms and places in South Africa.
*The Afrikaans email discussion list at GenForum also has a Surname Interest List that you may want to check out.
*The e-Family website comprises data donated by volunteers from NAAIRS, which is the NASA (National Archives of South Africa) database. There is also a Pathfinder to the National archives which will assist in identifying archive locations, database acronyms and contact details. This site is well worth a visit and all involved are to be congratulated.
*The National Archives of South Africa now has the NAAIRS database on line at their website.
*If you have 1820 Settler blood, why not visit Len Staffords 1820 Settler Website.
*International Coats of Arms can be found by following this link.
*For those of you with Jewish Roots here in South Africa, why not visit the Southern African Jewish Genealogy website.
*The South African telephone directories, (White Pages) are on line.
*Heather MacAlister has an Interesting South African genealogical website that supplements this website and has a number of interesting links.
*Try the Cousin Connect Website to post South African related queries and find answers.
*For online Museums in South Africa try the http://www.museums.org.za/website or the website at Wits University linking to various museums.
*To find the location of places in South Africa visit the South African Geographical Names System website.
*To see a dynamic family tree of nearly 30,000 persons all linked by marriages, etc, and covering a lot of the 1820 Settlers, visit tantrem.com
*Another site dealing with the 1820 Settlers is at 1820settlers.com
*To obtain Birth, Marriage and Death Certificates from the UK, contact the following web site: http://www.bmd-certificates.co.uk/
*To visit the Parish Chest, use this link.
*Do you have Welsh Ancestors? If yes, visit Cenquest.
*For UK adoptions, visit Born to be Found.
*Here is a new site called Family Trackers.
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