Servaas de Kock, SV/PROG - Alternative Data After Merges

Sharon I will have a look now. You can also look here - Published genealogies
http://eggsa.org/links_e.htm

The main ones are these two, available in most of the larger South African libraries. The second is the more up to date. Always be aware that these are not infallible - they have only been put together by human beings and inevitably contain mistakes and errors. Use them as a guide, not a source.

Genealogies of Old Cape Families, by C.C.de Villiers, revised, augmented and rewritten by C.Pama, A.A.Balkema, Cape Town, 1966

The original edition of 1894, compiled by G.M. Theal from the work of C.C. de Villiers, in three volumes, can be found in various formats on the Internet Archive web site:

Part One
Part Two
Part Three

South African Genealogies, compiled by J.A. Heese, edited by R.T.J. Lombard, GISA, 1986 - 2008.

A good number of other books have been published over the years which may (or may not!) be found in South African libraries. You can find a list of some here ... but we are unable to provide locations for these. You will have to find them for yourself!
Please make sure to give aknowledgement though or we will have problems.
J

All the "more about" and curator notes and sources gives it as Zeeland in Nederland.
Again from Groot Suid Afrikaanse familie Naamboek Servaas de Kock van Middelburg sin Seelan ( it cna be Zeeland in Netherlands), Nederland kom hier aan in 1707 en trou met Susanna van Boven op 30.3.1713 (8 Kinders).

I am sure I gave this to you yesterday as well.☺

J

So wonderlik om te sien hoe baie van julle volg die De Kocks. So great to see how many follow the De Kocks. I'm almost as far back as 800 AD but still much to confirm.
Groetnis Francois du Toit

:-)

Dankie Francois. Ek werk juis nou weer aaan 'n Marais/de Kock lyn.
Judi☺