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Adam Thompson Douglas, d1870
Alasdair Sholto-Douglas, b1960
Anne Douglas, b. 1948
Arthur Douglass,1843-1925
Bishop Gerald Douglas, 1875-1934
Bishop Henry Alexander Douglas 1821-1875
Charles Douglas de Fenzi, 1863-1927
Douglas, Northern Cape
Douglasdale, South Africa
Dr. Charles James Douglas, 1856-1943
Florence Douglas, 1855-1905
Frances Sholto-Douglas, b1996
Francis Wingfield "Frank" Douglass, 18751972)
General Sir Charles Horsley Douglas, 1815-1940
Heatherton Towers, Kwandwe
Hector Douglas, 1874-1935
Ian Douglas, living 2010
Ian Rory Douglas, b1961
Ivor Douglas, pastor
James B. Douglas, abt 1821-2009
James Sholto Gordon Douglas, b1872
John Douglas of South Africa
Lt James Henry Douglas ( - 1879)
Major General Sir Robert Percy Douglas, 1804-1891
Major Sholto W. Douglas, killed 1914
Marriages in South Africa
Paul Douglas, living 2015
Perthshire Military
Rear-admiral Peter John Douglas 1787 - 1858
Rev Robert Gresley Douglas, 1862 -
Rev. Hon. Henry Douglas B bef 1848
Sholto-Douglas Family of South Africa
Tania Douglas, living 2010
The Douglas-Haw family of South Africa
The Venerable Hamilton Douglas-Hamilton 1853 - 1929
Thomas Douglas, died 1939
Mr. Benjamin Douglas, c/o Union
Steamship Company, Cape Town, South Africa elected as the
representatives of the Institute on the Council of The Institution of
Mining Engineers. Mr. Thos. Douglas was already a member
Col Rod Douglas and his sister Marjorie were founder members of the
Johannesburg Light Plane Club at Baragwanath c1927
The senior
male Douglas descendant of Sgt John
Douglas left (still alive in 2017) lives in in South Africa.
Rev William Magee Douglas (1854-1940) was a Methodist minister /
missionary from Ireland who settled in South Africa. Rev Douglas was the
grandson of Rev William Douglas, an early Methodist Minister in Ireland
and grandfather of Bishop William Desmond Douglas, Missionary in Nigeria
and Bishop of the Church of England in S A (Transvaal). His brothers,
Charles Henry and
Albert
Edward were also in South Africa.
Royal Albert for Table Bay. 26th Emmigrant ship to the Cape. Embarked
passengers at Southampton on 24th December 1860. Ship sailed 25th
December 1860 from Southampton. (signed) W.Field. Total 224 Souls, 184
adults and 40 children.
DOUGLAS, Thos D. M 31 Married; Blacksmith & horse Shoer
DOUGLAS, Margaret F 26 Married
DOUGLAS, Richard M 3
DOUGLAS, Christina F Infnt
Thomas David Douglass (b. 19 May 1829, bap. June 1829, d. 26 February
1891]: father Charles William, mother Christian Reid, Dunkeld, Perth,
Scotland]] [blacksmith and wagonmaker LIKE son]
Jean DOUGLAS b: Abt. 1866 in Melbourne, Australia, d: 1919 in South
Africa married Norman Dallas "Norrie" FORBES b: Abt. 1861 Jamaica d: Abt.
1928 South Africa
In July 1857, John Douglas is listed as a
shopkeeper on the High Street in Grahamstown.
DOUGLAS
HANKINSON. The marriage took place in Durban last Saturday (?8 June
1940) of Miss Armorel HANKINSON, only daughter of Mr and Mrs J.H.
HANKINSON, to Mr Gordon DOUGLAS, son of Mrs Douglas and the late Rev.
Dr. R.B. DOUGLAS.
DOUGLAS-JONES. Passed peacefully away on
the 13th March, 1940, Alfred Thomas, beloved husband of Ethel Constance
DOUGLAS-JONES. Service in St Johns Church, Walmer, this (Thursday)
afternoon at 3 oclock. Mayor of Walmer which, at the time, was a
town on the outskirts of Port Elizabeth 1932-33.
Cuthbert Sholto Douglas, Surveyor General, Transvaal [pdf}
John Scott Douglas, a Scottish dyeing expert from Hawick, was in South
Africa when he was head hunted for the job of converting a mill in Cork, Ireland
from flax to worsted wools.
Anne Marie de Douglas-Kretzinger,
daughter of Jean Baptiste Philippe de Douglas-Kretzinger and Marie
Patrice Adelaide de Ferrette, was a missionary in South Africa, as
Sister Marie Boniface.
See also:
Douglas
Colliery
Douglasdale
Douglas, Northern
Cape
Douglas marriages in South Africa - part 1
Douglas marriages in
South Africa - part 2
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