The Beaumont Project Van Ryneveld and Weakley Family Tree

Maj. Henry Piers (1784-1872)	Ann Rumbold (Cal 1791-1875)	Joseph Weakley (1790-1863)	Emma Kinton (1791-1879)
Maj. Henry William Hull Coleman Piers (1813-1887)		Ann Weakley (1822-1892)
Dr. Charles Edward Piers (1849-1912)

 

Dr. Charles Edward Piers 5,13 Born: 11 Sep 1849, Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape, South Africa Christened: 16 Dec 1849, Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape, South Africa Died: 28 May 1912, East London, Eastern Cape, South Africa aged 62

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Birth Notes: Per email from DR dated 24 Aug 2013. And Name: Charles Edward PIERS Date Of Birth: 11 Sep 1849 Date Of Baptism: 16 Dec 1849 Father Name: Henry William Hull Coleman PIERS Occupation Of Father: Deputy Ordnance Store Keeper Mother Name: Ann Location Of Parents: Port Elizabeth Name Of Witness 1: Henry William Hull Coleman PIERS Name Of Witness 2: Ann PIERS Name Of Witness 3: J.A. FRAZER (Proxy) Name Of Witness 4: John Edward MONTAGU Location Notes: Baptism at Port Elizabeth Cape of Good Hope Collection: St. Mary's Port Elizabeth Baptisms Entry Number: 52 Relationship: Son Order Number: 2 Page Number: 6 Source: St. Mary's Anglican Church, Port Elizabeth   Christening Notes: Name: Charles Edward PIERS Date Of Birth: 11 Sep 1849 Date Of Baptism: 16 Dec 1849 Father Name: Henry William Hull Coleman PIERS Occupation Of Father: Deputy Ordnance Store Keeper Mother Name: Ann Location Of Parents: Port Elizabeth Name Of Witness 1: Henry William Hull Coleman PIERS Name Of Witness 2: Ann PIERS Name Of Witness 3: J.A. FRAZER (Proxy) Name Of Witness 4: John Edward MONTAGU Location Notes: Baptism at Port Elizabeth Cape of Good Hope Collection: St. Mary's Port Elizabeth Baptisms Entry Number: 52 Relationship: Son Order Number: 2 Page Number: 6 Source: St. Mary's Anglican Church, Port Elizabeth   Death Notes: South African National Archives DEPOT KAB SOURCE MOOC TYPE LEER VOLUME_NO 6/9/693 SYSTEM 01 REFERENCE 1734 PART 1 DESCRIPTION PIERS, CHARLES EDWARD. DEATH NOTICE. STARTING 19120000 ENDING 19120000   Sources of information or noted events in his life were: • Marriage Status. From the original Gedcom files - he never married and had no children. • Occupation. From the original gedcom files - he was a medical doctor. • Web Based Info. http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/igi/individual_record.asp?recid=100046401635&lds=1®ion=0

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