Johannes Steyn

Male lineage

Note on interpreting the tables
Table: 1st - 4th generation - on this page
Table: 4th - 5th generation
Table: 5th - 6th generation
Table: 6th - 7th generation
Table: 7th - 8th generation
Table: 8th - 9th generation
Table: 9th - 10th generation

Color code
a	b	c	d
1st	2nd	3rd	4th

1st	2nd	3rd		4th
a	b	c		d
Johannes ca 1730?-1791 Anna Elisabeth Diemer	2. Gabriel Pieter 1762-1819 Beatrix Greeff	c2	2. Hendrik 1790-1875 i. Catharina Elisabeth Fourie ii. Sophia Johanna Plantefeber
		c2	d		10. Hendrik 1846-1919.02.06 not married
		c3	3. Elbert Lucas 1792-1859 Aletta Petronella Clasina van Niekerk
		c3	d		1. Gabriel Pieter 1817.11.03-1839 i. Jacoba Elisabeth van Niekerk ii. Johanna Adriana Wahl 3. Hendrik Albertus 1822.11.30-1887.12.14 Catharina Germina de Wet 4. Elbert Lucas 1824-1898 Magdalena Catharina Hamman 5. Jacobus van Aarde died young
		c6	6. Gabriel Hendrik 1800-1870 Sophia Johanna Lombard
		c6	d		1. Gabriel Hendrik Pieter 1823.04.11 - 1852.02.21 Barbara Magdalena Lombard 2. Johannes Gerhardus Lombard 1824.10.10 -1899.12.03 Elisabeth Christina Wilhelmina Bestbier 3. Elbert Lucas 182606.10-1892.01.31 Aletta Jacoba Magdalena Vos 6. Stephanus Sebastiaan Lombard 1832.06.09 - 1914.02.26 Jacoba Aletta Vos 7. Gerhardus Scholtz 1834.08.28 - Anna Adriana van der Westhuizen 8. Casparus Johannes Reinard 1836.12.03 - 1937.06.27 i Louisa Sophia van der Westhuizen ii Johanna Catharina Louw

Note on interpreting the tables

The number system followed here is based on De Villiers' system.

The alphabetical a, b, c, etc indicate the generation.
The numerical 1, 2, 3, etc indicate the birth order.

Example

Note that there are two names Elbert Lucas in the table above, one in the 3rd (c) generation, the other in the 4th (d) generation. They are distinguished as follows:

c3 indicates Elbert Lucas (1792-1859)
d4 indicates Elbert Lucas (1824-1898)
It is often the convention to present the entire number, so
b2c3 for Elbert Lucas (1792-1859) and
b2c3d4 for Elbert Lucas (1824-1898).

In the table above only the male lineage is followed. Also, lineages which did not produce offspring are followed through, for example in cases where individuals died young.

We do not have information on names which are not underlined.

The table is split up into smaller tables so that you can view it on your screen.

Interpreting the Tables

The Tables below must be interpreted as follows.

1st Row: number of generation
2nd Row: alphabetical number of generation
Columns: the names in a column are descendent from the names in the column to its left. I could have presented this information in one table, stretching over more than 10 columns, but that would have made it a very complex table which cannot be displayed on one screen. Due to this space constraints, I broke up the table in tables consisting of two (except for the first one). In these tables forefathers are presented in rows of a different colour.

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