Masters office deceased estates | |
| Charter, Richard James - Death: 25/01/2004 in Sandton |  |
| Hart, James - Death: 13/08/1949 in Springs, Transvaal | |
| Hart, James Edward - Death: 24/03/2005 in Palm Beach | |
| Hart, James Henry Robert - Death: 09/09/2017 in Gauteng | |
| Hart, Robert Harold James - Death: 03/06/2017 in Free State | |
| Harte, James Norris - Death: 03/01/2009 in Bedfordview, Johannesburg | |
| Harte, James Vere Butler - Death: 10/12/1993 in Pietermaritzburg, KwaZulu-Natal | |
| Hartley, BARRETT JAMES WEEKS - Death: 18/04/2016 in Limpopo Province | |
| Hartley, DAVID JAMES - Death: 03/07/2016 in Gauteng | |
| Hartley, GRAHAM JAMES - Death: 06/07/2021 in Gauteng | |
| Hartley, James Harold Evans - Death: 10/03/2008 in Wentowrth, KwaZulu Natal | |
| Hartman, Sidwill James - Death: 07/05/2019 in Western Cape | |
| Hartzenberg, James Arend - Death: 10/06/2020 in Western Cape | |
| Hartzenberg, Warren James - Death: 17/12/2020 in Western Cape | |
| Lockhart, James Neville - Death: 30/09/2018 in Gauteng | |
Tracing the Hart Family Legacy Through South Africa’s Historical Records
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