Deirdre (Havelaar) Havelaar-Norval
Honor Code SignatorySigned 13 May 2021 | 2,401 contributions | 21 thank-yous | 2,936 connections
Signed 13 May 2021 | 2,401 contributions | 21 thank-yous | 2,936 connections
I am currently researching the South African branch of my HAVELAAR & VAN ZYL family.
My SOUTH AFRICAN van Zyl progenitor is Willem van Zyl.
My SOUTH AFRICAN Havelaar progenitor is Franciscus Antonius Johannes Havelaar.
Deirdre Havelaar-Norval formerly Havelaar
Born 1970s.
Ancestors 
Daughter of Johannes Havelaar
and [private mother (1940s - unknown)]
[children unknown]
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Biography
Deirdre (Havelaar) Havelaar-Norval is genealogies verbind aan Suid Afrika /is genealogically connected to South Africa
Deirdre (Havelaar) Havelaar-Norval lived in Canada.
Researching the South African tree of Havelaar and van Zyl.
Sources
- First-hand information. Entered by Deirdre Havelaar at registration.
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I've noticed that you seem to have South African Roots like me, may I give you some tips for South African research at WikiTree?
In South African research we have a few quirks and rules ~ a particular one is to please use the correct Country Name as was used at the time of the event. Another one is Name fields on profiles.
Perhaps you would like to join the South African Roots Project? Besides links to sources, there are help pages that might also be useful. Many / most of the South African genealogical lines and profiles of the eigtheenth and seventeenth periods (and earlier) have already been made. Many have also been validated with primary sources. A few handy links:
(In Afrikaans) - in Suid-Afrika, Nederland en elders word die tussenvoegsel in vanne met klein letters gespel, tensy dit anders op die primêre rekords gespel word, byvoorbeeld van der Merwe, van der Walt, van den Berg, du Preez, de Villiers ens. Die vanne wat aangemaak word met tussenvoegsels in hoofletters (dit gebeur automaties in WikiTree) , kan jy regmaak deur dit in “edit” mode te verander in 'n van met klein tussenvoegsels (met as rede aangee dat dit die konvensie is vir Afrikaanse vanne), en dan weer te “save”.
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