George John Henry Pettit, 1904–1978 (aged 74 years)

Name
George John Henry /Pettit/
Given names
George John Henry
Surname
Pettit
Name
George John /Pettit/
Given names
George John
Surname
Pettit
Family with parents
father
1860–1924
Birth: 24 June 1860 42 33 — Cape Colony, South Africa
Death: 10 July 1924 — Willowmore, Cape Province, Union of South Africa
mother
1870–1943
Birth: 30 October 1870 27 22 — Klein Winterhoek, district of Uitenhage, Cape Colony, South Africa
Death: 1 October 1943 — Syferfontein, district of Rustenburg, Transvaal, Union of South Africa
Marriage Marriage — 6 May 1895 — Willowmore, Cape Colony, South Africa
6 months
elder sister
1895–1981
Birth: 13 November 1895 35 25 — Baviaanskloof, district of Willowmore, Cape Colony, South Africa
Death: 30 July 1981 — Middelburg, Transvaal, South Africa
1 year
elder brother
1896–1964
Birth: 17 November 1896 36 26 — district of Willowmore, Cape Colony, South Africa
Death: 13 September 1964
18 months
elder sister
1898–1963
Birth: 27 April 1898 37 27 — district of Willowmore, Cape Colony, South Africa
Death: 19 July 1963 — Krugersdorp, Transvaal, South Africa
18 months
elder brother
1899–1975
Birth: 1 November 1899 39 29 — district of Willowmore, Cape Colony, South Africa
Death: about 1975 — Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
16 months
elder sister
1901–1991
Birth: 19 February 1901 40 30 — district of Willowmore, Cape Colony, South Africa
Death: 27 September 1991
3 years
himself
1904–1978
Birth: 27 March 1904 43 33 — district of Willowmore, Cape Colony, South Africa
Death: 27 April 1978
16 months
younger sister
1905–1920
Birth: 29 July 1905 45 34 — district of Willowmore, Cape Colony, South Africa
Death: 10 June 1920 — Cape Town, Cape Province, Union of South Africa
2 years
younger brother
1907–1963
Birth: 29 November 1907 47 37 — district of Willowmore, Cape Colony, South Africa
Death: 1 March 1963 — Krugersdorp, Transvaal, South Africa
4 years
younger brother
1911–2005
Birth: 31 December 1911 51 41 — district of Willowmore, Cape Colony, South Africa
Death: 19 June 2005 — Bellville, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa