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FLEMMER FAMILY 150 YEAR REUNION LIST OF FAMILY MEMBERS WHO ATTENDED THE REUNION IN CRADOCK IN MARCH 2003

There were more than 90 family members at the Reunion. Those who attended are listed below under the name of their ancestral child of the Flemmer stamvader - Dr Christian August Flemmer - by order of those ancestor's birth.

CHRISTIAN LUDVIG was the eldest son. He married Anna Distin and they had nine children. He farmed at Tafelberg Hall before setting up business as a storekeeper in Cradock. His descendants were the second largest group and here they are, alphabetically by last name:

1. Cole-Rous Jenny
2. Etsebeth Lindi
3. Etsebeth Talia
4. Etesebeth Kylie
5. Flemmer Dennis
6. Flemmer Devon
7. Flemmer Estelle
8. Flemmer Joan
9. Flemmer John
10. Flemmer Lu
11. Flemmer Natasha
12. Flemmer Yvonne
13. Geyser Joan
14. Griffiths Dave
15. Griffiths Wendy
16. Lea Brian		17. Lea Fay
18. Mast Andrew
19. Mast Charles
20. Mast Emily
21. Mast Jo
22. Mast John
23. Mast Noel
24. Mast Shirley 		25. Rainer-Pope Chris
26. Rainer-Pope Jill
27. Ransome Glen
28. Ransome Joyce
29. Ransome Michelle
30. Warren Joan
31. Warren John



TOGER ABO AUGUST was the second son. He married Rosa Philps and they had nine children. This clan of the family was represented by a small but vocal group who clearly enjoyed the party atmosphere:

1. Pallister Geoff
2. Pallister Val		3. Van Selm Jet
4. Turvey Phyl		5. Carter Kit
6. Carter Carol		7. Tarr Marie
8. Tarr Ann


CHARLOTTE MARIE LOUISE was the second oldest daughter and she married Edward Gilfillan. They had six children. Although at first it was thought that there would be none of her descendants at the Reunion, at the last minute, the Gush family heard about it and they were made very welcome.

1. Gush Camilla
2. Gush Henry


HANS CHRISTIAN was the third eldest son. He married Alletta Alida Hopley and they had thirteen children. Perhaps it was this solid foundation which resulted in his descendants forming the largest single group at the Reunion and, some felt, the most boisterous and noisiest!!

1. Beresford Charles
2. Beresford Myra
3. De Villiers Mike
4. De Villiers Sally
5. Flemmer Ashleigh
6. Flemmer Colleen
7. Flemmer Dan
8. Flemmer David
9. Flemmer Jennifer
10. Flemmer Johnny
11. Flemmer Marius
12. Flemmer Nolan
13. Flemmer Pat		14. Flemmer Keith
15. Flemmer Justin
16. Flemmer Peter
17. Herbert Anthea
18. Herbert Dani
19. Herbert Judy
20. Herbert Kate
21. Herbert Matt
22. Herbert Nick
23. Herbert Paddy
24. Herbert Ronel
25. Herbert Steve
26. Herbert Terry		27. Lancaster Jo
28. Lancaster Mark
29. Lancaster Terry
30. Lancaster Jenny
31. Lancaster Anne
32. Mauvis Emil
33. Mauvis Kath
34. Mauvis Lindsay
35. McBean Duncan
36. McBean Margaret
37. Rose Cecil
38. Rose Lesley 		39. Shelver Helen
40. Shelver Stuart
41. Shelver Timothy (18mths)
42. Stretch David
43. Teeton Carol
44. Teeton Billy
45. Teeton Angus
46. Teeton Caitlin
47. Richards Ann
48. Richards Ted
49. Richards Leighann



And then, last but not least were the Flemmer family from Cradock who made contact just before the Reunion. It is not clear if this family is descended from the original Flemmer family, as in colonial times servants often took on the family name. But Mac Donald "McGyvir" Flemmer and his family came along to the Reunion anyway and were made very welcome. They were:

1. Disten Christa
2. Disten Warrie		3. Flemmer Charles
4. Flemmer Jacob		5. Flemmer Lorretta
6. Flemmer MacDonald 		7. Flemmer Marcello
8. Niuewenhuys Lavina Flemmer

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