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Source domain: karoohoogland.gov.za
Collected on 16 July 2026
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This text is a webpage from the Karoo Hoogland Municipality website titled “Grave of Carolina Lutz” in Williston. It provides historical information about the grave of Carolina Lutz, including that she was the wife of Reverend Heinrich Lutz of the Rhenish missionary group inaugurated in 1845 by the Amandelboom congregation, and that she died after giving birth to their youngest son. It also describes how the grave’s position changed during the Apartheid era, being fenced into the “white” part of the graveyard after originally being in the “non-white” area.
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Grave of Carolina Lutz
The municipality makes historical information about Carolina Lutz's grave available through an online listing, including information about her family, death and the grave's changing position during the Apartheid era.
- Who it is for
- members of the public seeking information about the grave
- How to act on it
- Open the listing at https://www.karoohoogland.gov.za/listing/grave-of-carolina-lutz/
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Grave of Carolina Lutz in Williston
Key Takeaways
- Subject: Grave of Carolina Lutz
- Location: Williston (Karoo Hoogland Municipality)
- Carolina Lutz: wife of Reverend Heinrich Lutz
- Missionary group inaugurated by Amandelboom congregation in 1845
- Carolina Lutz died after giving birth to their youngest son
- Grave location changed during Apartheid era: originally in “non-white” area, later fenced with “white” part
- Karoo Hoogland Municipality
- Carolina Lutz
- Reverend Heinrich Lutz
- Amandelboom congregation
- Rhenish missionary group