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About this site
This site has genealogy data for over 700+ members of the Leibbrandt family and their 420+ partners, who lived or were born in South Africa, from its days as a Cape Colony to the current Republic.
Leibbrandts in South Africa are descendants of three gentlemen originally from Germany:
Johann Sebastiaan (1747 - 1817) who arrived in the Cape in 1774, and two of his nephews:- Johann David (1778-1845) who arrived in the Cape in 1799. Son of Johann Sebastiaan's brother: Johann Michael.
- Conrad Friedrich Georg (1780-1849) who arrived in the Cape in 1800. Son of Johann Sebastiaan's brother: Johann Conrad
It seems like the Leibbrandts of the day were big on the name "Johann".
To explore the tree, click on one of the links above, or use the form on the left to search by name or show a known person by number.
Contents
Leibbrandts in Germany from whom the South African lines originate.- List of Partners' Surnames (Distaff names)
- Relationship Calculator (Nephew, great-grandniece, 2nd cousin, which is it?)
- Leibbrandt Picture Gallery - portraits of Leibbrandts
- Distaff Picture Gallery - portraits of Leibbrandts' partners
- Who lived the longest? (longevity analysis)
- Unlinked Leibbrandts not yet connected to the main lines above
- Coat Of Arms
- Numbering system used to identify individuals and how you can use it
- References & Research files used to compile the tree
Personal Histories
Short personal histories found in the tree are listed here for convenience
Links
- Wikipedia article on Sidney Robey Leibbrandt
- Contact the webmaster Peter by email to make any corrections or contributions - all most welcome.
- Visit www.leibbrandt.com for more information about Leibbrandts elsewhere in the world.
- Flag icons were downloaded from www.icondrawer.com
- Links for search engines: Germans A C1 D1