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Biography

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 A founding member of the informal [[rederijkerskamer]] and theatre group [[Aurora|Aurora I]] in Paarl, along with his brother [[D.F. du Toit]] ("[[Oom Lokomotief]]") and  [[W.F. Stamrood]].
-He wrote the first full-length and published play in Afrikaans: ''[[Magrita Prinslo of Liifde Getrou tot in di Dood]]'' in 1897 during the language congress.  It was performed in the [[Paarl Town Hall]] in January 1897 and published by ** in 18**.
+He wrote the first full-length and published play in [[Afrikaans]]: ''[[Magrita Prinslo of Liifde Getrou tot in di Dood]]'' in 1897.  It was performed in the [[Paarl Town Hall]]  during the language congress held there in January 1897 and published by ** in 18**.
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 == Biography ==
-Born in Paarl, he was the brother of [[D.F. du Toit]], he studied in Holland to become an Afrikaans “Dominee” (Dutch Reformed minister) in Paarl. A co-founder of ''[[Die Genootskap van Regte Afrikaners]]'' (1875) and ''[[Di Afrikanerbond]]'' (1879), he was the editor of a number of journals, including ''[[Di Patriot]]'' ('The Patriot") and ''[[Ons Klyntji]]'' ("Our Little One"). At one time he was Superintendent of Education for the colony.
+Born [[Stefanus Jacobus du Toit]] in Paarl in 1847, he was the brother of [[D.F. du Toit]], he studied in Holland to become an Afrikaans “Dominee” (Dutch Reformed minister) in Paarl. A co-founder of ''[[Die Genootskap van Regte Afrikaners]]'' (1875) and ''[[Di Afrikanerbond]]'' (1879), he was the editor of a number of journals, including ''[[Di Patriot]]'' ('The Patriot") and ''[[Ons Klyntji]]'' ("Our Little One"). At one time he was Superintendent of Education for the colony.
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 [[S.J. du Toit]] (1847-1911) was a poet, dramatist, novelist, historian and writer of polemical prose.
 == Biography ==
 Born in Paarl, he was the brother of [[D.F. du Toit]], he studied in Holland to become an Afrikaans “Dominee” (Dutch Reformed minister) in Paarl. A co-founder of ''[[Die Genootskap van Regte Afrikaners]]'' (1875) and ''[[Di Afrikanerbond]]'' (1879), he was the editor of a number of journals, including ''[[Di Patriot]]'' ('The Patriot") and ''[[Ons Klyntji]]'' ("Our Little One"). At one time he was Superintendent of Education for the colony.
 A founding member of the informal [[rederijkerskamer]] and theatre group [[Aurora|Aurora I]] in Paarl, along with his brother [[D.F. du Toit]] ("[[Oom Lokomotief]]") and  [[W.F. Stamrood]].
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 [[F.C.L. Bosman]]. 1980. ''Drama en Toneel in Suid-Afrika, Deel II, 1856-1916''. Pretoria: [[J.L. van Schaik]]:pp.457-61.
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+Return to [[ESAT Personalities  D]]
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 [[S.J. du Toit]] (1847-1911) was a poet, dramatist, novelist, historian and writer of polemical prose.
-Wrote the first full-length and published play in Afrikaans: ''[[Magrita Prinslo of Liifde Getrou tot in di Dood]]'' in 1897 during the language congress.  It was performed in the [[Paarl Town Hall]] in January 1897 and published by ** in 18**.
+Born in Paarl, he was the brother of [[D.F. du Toit]], he studied in Holland to become an Afrikaans “Dominee” (Dutch Reformed minister) in Paarl. A co-founder of ''[[Die Genootskap van Regte Afrikaners]]'' (1875) and ''[[Di Afrikanerbond]]'' (1879), he was the editor of a number of journals, including ''[[Di Patriot]]'' ('The Patriot") and ''[[Ons Klyntji]]'' ("Our Little One"). At one time he was Superintendent of Education for the colony.
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 [[S.J. du Toit]] (1847-1911) was a poet, dramatist, novelist, historian and writer of polemical prose.
-Born in Paarl, he was the brother of [[D.F. du Toit]], he studied in Holland to become an Afrikaans “Dominee” (Dutch Reformed minister) in Paarl. A co-founder of ''Die Genootskap van Regte Afrikaners'' (1875) and ''Di Afrikanerbond'' (1879), he was the editor of a number of journals, including ''Di Patriot'' ('The Patriot") and ''Ons Klyntji'' ("Our Little One"). At one time he was Superintendent of Education for the colony. Wrote the first full-length and published play in Afrikaans: ''[[Magrita Prinslo of Liifde Getrou tot in di Dood]]'' in 1897 during the language congress.  It was performed in the [[Paarl Town Hall]] in January 1897 and published by ** in 18**.
+Born in Paarl, he was the brother of [[D.F. du Toit]], he studied in Holland to become an Afrikaans “Dominee” (Dutch Reformed minister) in Paarl. A co-founder of ''Die Genootskap van Regte Afrikaners'' (1875) and ''Di Afrikanerbond'' (1879), he was the editor of a number of journals, including ''Di Patriot'' ('The Patriot") and ''Ons Klyntji'' ("Our Little One"). At one time he was Superintendent of Education for the colony.
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 Born in Paarl, he was the brother of [[D.F. du Toit]], he studied in Holland to become an Afrikaans “Dominee” (Dutch Reformed minister) in Paarl. A co-founder of ''Die Genootskap van Regte Afrikaners'' (1875) and ''Di Afrikanerbond'' (1879), he was the editor of a number of journals, including ''Di Patriot'' ('The Patriot") and ''Ons Klyntji'' ("Our Little One"). At one time he was Superintendent of Education for the colony. Wrote the first full-length and published play in Afrikaans: ''[[Magrita Prinslo of Liifde Getrou tot in di Dood]]'' in 1897 during the language congress.  It was performed in the [[Paarl Town Hall]] in January 1897 and published by ** in 18**.
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+== For more information ==
 Wikipedia [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stephanus_Jacobus_du_Toit].

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	Born in Paarl, he was the brother of [[D.F. du Toit]], he studied in Holland to become an Afrikaans “Dominee” (Dutch Reformed minister) in Paarl. A co-founder of ''Die Genootskap van Regte Afrikaners'' (1875) and ''Di Afrikanerbond'' (1879), he was the editor of a number of journals, including ''Di Patriot'' ('The Patriot") and ''Ons Klyntji'' ("Our Little One"). At one time he was Superintendent of Education for the colony. Wrote the first full-length and published play in Afrikaans: ''[[Magrita Prinslo of Liifde Getrou tot in di Dood]]'' in 1897 during the language congress. It was performed in the [[Paarl Town Hall]] in January 1897 and published by in 18.		Born in Paarl, he was the brother of [[D.F. du Toit]], he studied in Holland to become an Afrikaans “Dominee” (Dutch Reformed minister) in Paarl. A co-founder of ''Die Genootskap van Regte Afrikaners'' (1875) and ''Di Afrikanerbond'' (1879), he was the editor of a number of journals, including ''Di Patriot'' ('The Patriot") and ''Ons Klyntji'' ("Our Little One"). At one time he was Superintendent of Education for the colony. Wrote the first full-length and published play in Afrikaans: ''[[Magrita Prinslo of Liifde Getrou tot in di Dood]]'' in 1897 during the language congress. It was performed in the [[Paarl Town Hall]] in January 1897 and published by in 18.
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		+	== for more information ==
		+	Wikipedia [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stephanus_Jacobus_du_Toit].

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−	~~DU TOIT,~~ S.J. (1847-1911) ~~Poet~~, dramatist, novelist, historian and writer of polemical prose. Born in Paarl, he was the brother of [[D.F. du Toit]], he studied in Holland to become an Afrikaans “Dominee” (Dutch Reformed minister) in Paarl. A co-founder of ''Die Genootskap van Regte Afrikaners'' (1875) and ''Di Afrikanerbond'' (1879), he was the editor of a number of journals, including ''Di Patriot'' ('The Patriot") and ''Ons Klyntji'' ("Our Little One"). At one time he was Superintendent of Education for the colony. Wrote the first full-length and published play in Afrikaans: ''[[Magrita Prinslo of Liifde Getrou tot in di Dood]]'' in 1897 during the language congress. It was performed in the [[Paarl Town Hall]] in January 1897 and published by in 18.	+	[[S.J. du Toit]] (1847-1911) was a poet, dramatist, novelist, historian and writer of polemical prose.
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		+	Born in Paarl, he was the brother of [[D.F. du Toit]], he studied in Holland to become an Afrikaans “Dominee” (Dutch Reformed minister) in Paarl. A co-founder of ''Die Genootskap van Regte Afrikaners'' (1875) and ''Di Afrikanerbond'' (1879), he was the editor of a number of journals, including ''Di Patriot'' ('The Patriot") and ''Ons Klyntji'' ("Our Little One"). At one time he was Superintendent of Education for the colony. Wrote the first full-length and published play in Afrikaans: ''[[Magrita Prinslo of Liifde Getrou tot in di Dood]]'' in 1897 during the language congress. It was performed in the [[Paarl Town Hall]] in January 1897 and published by in 18.

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−	DU TOIT, S.J. (1847-1911) Poet, dramatist, novelist, historian and writer of polemical prose. Born in Paarl, he was the brother of [[D.F. du Toit]], he studied in Holland to become an Afrikaans “Dominee” (Dutch Reformed minister) in Paarl. A co-founder of ''Die Genootskap van Regte Afrikaners'' (1875) and ''[[Di Afrikanerbond]]'' (1879), he was the editor of a number of journals, including ''Di Patriot'' ('The Patriot") and ''Ons Klyntji'' ("Our Little One"). At one time he was Superintendent of Education for the colony. Wrote the first full-length and published play in Afrikaans: ''[[Magrita Prinslo of Liifde Getrou tot in di Dood]]'' in 1897 during the language congress. It was performed in the [[Paarl Town Hall]] in January 1897 and published by in 18.	+	DU TOIT, S.J. (1847-1911) Poet, dramatist, novelist, historian and writer of polemical prose. Born in Paarl, he was the brother of [[D.F. du Toit]], he studied in Holland to become an Afrikaans “Dominee” (Dutch Reformed minister) in Paarl. A co-founder of ''Die Genootskap van Regte Afrikaners'' (1875) and ''Di Afrikanerbond'' (1879), he was the editor of a number of journals, including ''Di Patriot'' ('The Patriot") and ''Ons Klyntji'' ("Our Little One"). At one time he was Superintendent of Education for the colony. Wrote the first full-length and published play in Afrikaans: ''[[Magrita Prinslo of Liifde Getrou tot in di Dood]]'' in 1897 during the language congress. It was performed in the [[Paarl Town Hall]] in January 1897 and published by in 18.