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Philip Albert Myburgh                        1841-1892

Philip was born about 1841, the son of F. G. Myburgh, at Cape of Good Hope, South Africa.
Anna Macdonald                                   1842-1894
Anna was born about 1842, at Cape of Good Hope, South Africa.
I have identified the following children.
  Alexander Macdonald Born abt 1869   Lancashire Married Nina Elsbre Morrill
Frances Anna Macdonald Born abt 1870   Lancashire Married Arthur Henry P. Harrisson
Jeannie Hilda Macdonald Born abt 1874   London Married Francis Algernon Curtis
Evelyn Macdonald Born abt 1875   London Married Arthur James Hamilton Wills

Birth of Parents
Philip Albert Myburgh b: abt 1841         Cape of Good Hope, South Africa
the fifth son of Mr. F. G. Myburgh, of the Cape of Good Hope Civil Service

Anna Macdonald b: abt 1842         Cape of Good Hope, South Africa
 

Marriage
1868
Philip Albert Myburgh
Anna Macdonald 		      1868 4Q Kensington 1a 2

1871 Census RG10-3803 3 April 1871 Toxteth Park, Lancashire
8 Grosvenor Terrace
Philip Myburgh (Head)(M)
plus 3 Servants		 Age 30 Barrister Cape of Good Hope abt 1841

Children
Alexander Macdonald Myburgh b: abt 1869               Lancashire       1869 4Q Kensington 1a 112
son of Philip Albert Myburgh and Anna Macdonald
Frances Anna Macdonald Myburgh b: abt 1870               Lancashire
daughter of Philip Albert Myburgh and Anna Macdonald
Jeannie Hilda Macdonald Myburgh b: abt 1874               Paddington, Middlesex
daughter of Philip Albert Myburgh and Anna Macdonald
Evelyn MacDonald Myburgh b: abt 1875               Paddington, Middlesex
daughter of Philip Albert Myburgh and Anna Macdonald

1881 Census RG11-784 4 April 1881 Frimley, Surrey
The Beeches
Philip A. Myburgh
Anna (Wife)
Johanna C Spence (Sis)
Robert W. Myburch (Bro)
Frances A. (Dau)
Jennie A. (Dau)
E. M. (Dau)
Philip Alex Spence (Nephew)
Plus 7 Servants 		Age 40
Age 39
Age 31
Age 29
Age 10
Age 6
Age 5
Age 4 		Barrister at law


Brewer
Scholar
Scholar
Scholar
Scholar 		Cape of Good Hope
Cape of Good Hope
Cape of Good Hope
Cape of Good Hope
Lanport
Paddington
Paddington
Paddington



Lancashire Middlesex
Middlesex
Middlesex 		abt 1841
abt 1842
abt 1849
abt 1851
abt 1870
abt 1874
abt 1875
abt 1876

1891 Census RG12-1556 6 April 1891 East Lexham, Norfolk
Hall
Philip A. Myburgh
Amie (Wife)
Francis A. M. (Dau)
E. M. (Dau)
Edith A. Aldous (Visitor)
Plus 8 Servants 		Age 50
Age 49
Age 22
Age 15
Age 20 		Barrister Cape of Good Hope
Kensington
Golieth
Paddington
Highbury
London Lancashire
London
London 		abt 1841
abt 1842
abt 1868
abt 1875
abt 1870

Death
Philip Albert Myburgh Died 4 Jul 1892, Age 51,       1892 3Q Kensington 1a 103
Burial: Brompton Cemetery

The Times, Wednesday, Jul 6, 1892                         DEATHS
  On the 4th July, at 37 Queen's Gate Gardens, Philip Albert Myburgh, Q.C., Bencher, Inner Temple, aged 51.   Funeral will take place at Brompton Cemetery, at 12 o'clock on Friday.

LONDON   20 Aug 1892                         Probate
MYBURGH,Philip Albert - of 3 Paper Buildings Temple, London and of 31 Queen's Gate Gardens, South Kensington, Middlesex, esquire Q.C., died 4 July 1892 at 31 Queen's Gate Gardens, Probate London 20 August, to Anna Myburgh, widow, John James Hamilton esquire, and John Spence colonel in her Majesty's Army, assistant adjutant-general Northern District.
  Effects £44,842 2s. 11d.
The Times, Wednesday, Jul 6, 1892                         DEATHS
OBITUARY
  We have to announce the death of Mr. Philip Albert Myburgh, Q.C., which took place on Monday night at his residence, Queen's Gate Gardens, after a few days illness.   Mr. Myburgh was the fifth son of Mr. F. G. Myburgh, of the Cape of Good Hope Civil Service, and was born in 1841.   He was educated at the London University, where he graduated B.A.   Called to the Bar at the Inner Temple in November, 1862, he joioned the Northern Circuit and was created a Queen's Council in 1882.   Mr. Myburgh was a bencher of his Inn.   He had ceased to go on the Northern Circuit for some years past, and had, of late almost exclusively confined his practice to the Adniralty Court, wherein he had a large and lucrative business.

Death
Anna (Macdonald) Myburgh Died 21 Nov 1894
 

LONDON   6 Feb 1895                         Probate
MYBURGH, Anna - of 31 Queen's-gate-gardens, South Kensington, widow, died 21 November 1894, Probate London 6 February, to John James Hamilton esquire, and John Spence colonel in her Majesty's Army, assistant adjutant-general, late South Yorkshire regiment, and John Charles Tucker Steward esquire.   Effects £57,967 12s.

The Times, Friday, Mar 7, 1924                           DEATHS
  MYBURGH - On the 5th March, at Krugersdorp, S.A., of heart failure, Alexander Macdonald Myburgh, only son of the late P. A. Myburgh Q.C., and husband of Nina Myburgh.
The Times, Tuesday, Aug 15, 1950                           DEATHS
  HARRISSON - On Aug. 11, 1950, at 52 Worcester Road, Sutton, Frances Anna Macdonald Harrisson, beloved wife of Major A. H. P. Harrisson, and daughter of Philip A. Myburgh Q. C., aged 79 years.   Service at Sutton Cemetery, to-morrow (Wednesday), at 11 a.m.   No flowers please.