Category: Morkel Genealogy
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Morkel Genealogy – Descendants of Stamvader Philip
The Morkel Genealogy (Descendants of Philip Morkel who settled at the Cape in 1708/1709) is always work-in-progress. We are now in April 2019 and we have more than 2,600 names (30 A4 pages) in our …
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Uncoupled Morkels
Uncoupled Jun 2018 This is a list (more than 60) of Morkels listed in various sources such as death notices, cemetery registers etc., which could not be linked into the Morkel genealogy. They are the ‘uncoupled’ Morkels.hopefully …
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Butzbach Morkels back to 1383
Morkels back to 1383 pdf The Morkel family was traced back to 1383 in Butzbach Germany by Melchior using tax records. Originally Markel they were listed as Morkel in 1535. The family tree is presented here in English
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Deep Ancestry
Deep-Ancestry.pdf y-DNA tests show Morkels are haplogroup I1, of the “native sons of Europe”. We were hunting bison, reindeer and mammoth in the paleolithic and mesolithic periods and endured global freezing.
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Die Bos Altena Morkel Ancestors Thumbnails
Die-Bos-Altena-Morkel-Ancestors-Thumbnails.pdf Short cameos of each of the first seven generations of Die Bos – Altena ancestors with signatures and photos where available.