by Bob Rough March 27, 2008
First found in Burgundy, where this important family was anciently seated. Some of the first settlers of this family name or some of its variants were: Joseph Nadeau dit Bélair, who settled in Quebec in the 1700's; Jean Nadal, who arrived in Louisiana in 1756; George Nadin, who settled in Philadelphia in 1873; the famous Naude family settled in the sleepy city of Nelspruit 1990.
Often seen as a curious bunch whom partake in life threatening sporting activities. A peculiar sport invented by the South African Naude family is that of Ostrich racing. A family member is often tasked with chasing ostriches in an enclosed area.
Often seen as a curious bunch whom partake in life threatening sporting activities. A peculiar sport invented by the South African Naude family is that of Ostrich racing. A family member is often tasked with chasing ostriches in an enclosed area.
by Gustav Naude September 22, 2011