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Elsie Elizabeth

 

Elsie Elizabeth Marriage (1): Petrus Albertus Ryno Otto

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Sources of information or noted events in her life were: • Web Based Info. National Archives of South Africa DEPOT Genealogical Society of SA DESCRIPTION Otto, PAR - Gravestone. STARTING 18100329 ENDING 18900510 REMARKS Rietvlei Methodist Church Cemetery, Rietvlei, KwaZulu-Natal. SUMMARY Petrus Albertus Ryno Otto. Born 29-03-1810. Died 10-05-1890. Husband of Elsie Elizabeth Otto. Son of Andries and Elizabeth Catharina Reyniera van der Riet. Elsie married Petrus Albertus Ryno Otto, son of Andries Otto and Elisabeth Catharina Reyniera van der Riet. (Petrus Albertus Ryno Otto was born on 29 Mar 1810, died on 10 May 1890 and was buried in Rietvlei, Natsl, South Africa.)

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