Heugh

Born: Abt 1820

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• Web Based Info. See:-

http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/south-africa-eastern-cape/2008-04/1208263553
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http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/south-africa-eastern-cape/2005-12/1134420079

Married on Monday the 25th (June 1849) instant by the Rev. F. McCLELAND AB, Colonial Chaplain, Antonio Jacobus, fourth son of Peter HEUGH Esq to Maria, second daughter of Captain Wm. LLOYD RN, Civil Commissioner of Port Elizabeth
June 26th 1849

So by inference Antonio was born about 1825 and Peter was born about 1800

And

http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/south-africa-eastern-cape/2005-11/1133186907

Saturday 20 November 1847

Died here this morning at 7 o clock, Isabella Jane, who was the only surviving daughter of Hugh HAMILTON Esq of Greenock, N.B., and wife of Anthony, fourth son of Peter HEUGH Esq of this place. Port Elizabeth 20th Nov 1847

There are three references to four sons and at least two to three sons.
There have to be at least four sons.
I have therefore added a fourth son. As yet unknown Heugh but I suspect he is Rev. William Fleming Heugh named after Petrus Johannes's partner William Fleming

• General Comment. I am 90% sure this Rev. William Fleming Heugh [1]

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