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Charles John Caney
m. Helen Lydia Phillips
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Valerie Ena Caney
m. Roy Benoit Carter
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Edmund John Rhodes
Caney m. 1)Sally Audrey Calder, 2)? , 3)Pat Gurnell
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Dawn Helen Brown
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Justin Rowland Caney
Brown m. Irma Suzanne Eckardt
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Glory Sheela Rose Carter
m. 1) Johann Mader DeWet, 2)Michael ?
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Peter John Burnett
Carter m. 1) Carol ? 2) Sally Mackay
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Judyth Rosemary Carter
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Barrie Christopher
Carter
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1)Philippa Caney m.
James Wilkes
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1)Anthony Caney (ad) |
Christopher Justin
Brown m. Susan Elizabeth Rennie
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Heidi Susan Brown m.
John Derek Colenbrander
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Nicholas Rowland Brown
m. Hildegard Hedwig Relling
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1)Susan DeWet
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1)Jonathan DeWet | 1)Paula DeWet |
1)Anthony Carter
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Charles Caney with his brothers Val and Gus, owned one of the first
retail jewellery stores in Durban, founded by his father in 1860. Charlie
and his brothers were born in the three story building in West Street
where the "Caneys" jeweller thrived for over a hundred years,
celebrating its Centenary in November 1960. The top story was removed
after a time as it was found to sway in the wind and was pronounced
dangerous. Charles's wife, Helen was claimed to be the first woman driver
in Durban.
