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van den Heever Clan (Meaning: ‘From the Heever’s Place’)

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History: The surname van den Heever is of Dutch origin, derived from the words “van den,” meaning “from the,” and “Heever,” which is a place name. It was likely a toponymic surname for someone from a place named Heever. The name is prevalent in the Netherlands and among Afrikaner communities in South Africa, reflecting the Dutch heritage of many early settlers. Notable individuals with this surname include:

  • Jan van den Heever: South African rugby player.
  • Hendrik van den Heever: South African cricketer.

Slabbert Clan (Meaning: ‘From Slabbert’s Place’)

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History: The surname Slabbert is of Dutch origin, derived from the word “slab,” meaning “slab” or “slab of stone.” It was likely a toponymic surname for someone living near a prominent stone slab or a place named after such a feature. The name is prevalent in the Netherlands and among Afrikaner communities in South Africa, reflecting the Dutch heritage of many early settlers. Notable individuals with this surname include:

  • Jan Slabbert: South African rugby player.
  • Hendrik Slabbert: South African cricketer.

Els Clan (Meaning: ‘Noble’ or ‘God’s Promise’)

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History: The surname Els is of Dutch origin, derived from the given name “Elis,” which is a short form of “Elisabeth,” meaning “God’s promise.” It was brought to South Africa by Dutch settlers in the 17th century. Notable individuals with this surname include:

  • Ernie Els: South African professional golfer, known for his achievements in the sport.

Badenhorst Clan (Meaning: ‘From the Badger’s Corner’)

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History: The surname Badenhorst is of Dutch origin, meaning ‘from the badger’s corner’. It was brought to South Africa by Dutch settlers in the 17th century. Notable individuals with this surname include:

  • Jacques Badenhorst: A South African rugby player born in 1992.

Badenhorst Clan (Meaning: ‘From the Badger’s Corner’)

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History: The surname Badenhorst is of Dutch origin, meaning ‘from the badger’s corner’. It was brought to South Africa by Dutch settlers in the 17th century. Notable individuals with this surname include:

  • Jacques Badenhorst: A South African rugby player born in 1992.

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