Birth, Marriage and Death Records

South Africa, Cape Province, Civil Deaths, by the Latter Day Saints. These are photographs of the official notifications of deaths.
There are also indexes to many of these which can be found here: ZAF-INDEXERS
and a number of these indexes searchable here: South African Records Transcribed
as well as Clanwilliam Civil Deaths by Heather Macalister.

South African Estate files on the Latter Day Saints FamilySearch web site:
(with thanks to Linda Farreel and Matthew Bode)

Cape Estate Files 1839 to 1950, on the Latter Day Saints FamilySearch web site.
Find the Estate file reference number on NAAIRS and check down the list of films in the link above to find it - usually under the year indiicated on NAAIRS, but may be later.

Transvaal Estate Files (1873 to 1950)
Find the Estate file reference number on NAAIRS and check down the list of films in the link above to find it - usually under the year indiicated on NAAIRS, but may be later.

Natal Estate Files
Find the Estate file reference number on NAAIRS and check down the list of films in the link above to find it - usually under the year indiicated on NAAIRS, but may be later.

Orange Free State Estate Files
Find the Estate file reference number on NAAIRS and check down the list of films in the link above to find it - usually under the year indiicated on NAAIRS, but may be later.

7. Cape (KAB) Estate files, SOURCE MOOC (before 1950) (Indexed on NAAIRS): https://familysearch.org/search/catalog/331262?availability=Family%20History%20Library From finding it on NAAIRS, go straight to the link and scroll down to look for the DN number (reference on NAAIRS). It will be inside a range Click on the little camera and find the image. There is no reference to the image number anywhere, so you'll have to jump around a bit until you find the exact image

Cape Master Death Notice Index Project - by Adelbert Semmelink

South Africa, Dutch Reformed Church Records (Stellenbosch Archive), 1690-2011, Latter Day Saints Web Site, photogrephs of a great many registers from the The NG Kerkargief, Noordwal-Wes, Stellenbosch, South Africa.
There is also an index in the process of being compiled, also called: South Africa, Dutch Reformed Church Registers, 1660-1970. Items found in that index link to the images of the registers pages, but there is no information as to whether these are all completely indexed or not.

Cape Slave Transactons, by A.M. van Rensburg. Includes several seachable databses concerned with slaves at the Cape.

Cape Dutch Reformed Church (NGK) Records on FamilySearch, by Cornel Viljoen

Cape Town Baptisms, part of Daniel Jacobs' Gendata web site.  An index of baptisms of various denominations at the Cape (mostly of English speaking people and mostly situated in the Cape Peninsula) as well as some baptisms at the Cape Town Lutheran Congregation. It covers the period 1808 to 1854, but not for every congregation.   To access this database go to GenData and then select the menu item 'Gratis Data' and from the drop down list, 'Engelse Doopseels'. It does not work linked direct from this page.

Church Register transcripts, a project in progress, the eGGSA branch of the GSSA, a searchable database, aiming to contail all early South Arican baptisms up to about 1840..

Church Register transcripts, a selction from a variety of sects - various periods covered, to be found on the e-family web site

First Fifty Years Project, A project to transcribe and make available copies of records relating to individuals who lived at the Cape during the first decades of the settlement after 1652, by Delia Robertson
includes a search facility for names.

Gravestones in South Africa, a combined project between the eGGSA branch of the GSSA and the GSSA Cemetery Recording Project.