Jacob 'Jacques' Naudé SV/PROG

On 5 Nov 2018 Grahame Naudé wrote: I have a copy of his baptismal certificate - his given name was JACOB - no other. He died in 1740, place and cause unknown, the death date of 1774 was that of his only son, also named Jacob. I have a copy of the document which gives his death date. Please adjust your records accordingly.

(Given name was Jaques - Father from France - Fled to Germany where Jaques was born.) http://www.geni.com/projects/SA-French-Huguenot-Settlers/8652

The first Naude to arrive in South Africa. Jacob was the son of the French-born court official, theologian and mathematician Phillippe Naude (Phillip the Elder) and youngest brother of the mathematician/theologian Phillippe Naude FRS (Phillip der Jungerer).

Emigreer op 22-jarige ouderdom na SA. Trou met Suzanne Taillefert, weduwee van Pieter Cronje (Cronier). wat die plase Champagne en Olyvenhout in die Wagenmakersvallei(Wellington) van sy broer Ettienne ge-erf het. Na Pieter se dood trou sy ('n derde keer) met Jacob Naude.

Verlaat Nederland op 23/1/1718 as Adelbors op 'Fluyt*' Abbekerk vanaf Texel. Arriveer 19/5/1718 in Kaapstad Sluit aan by NG Kerk Drakenstein 1718 Word 1/6/1718 - 2/5/1722 deur V.O.I.C. uitgeleen as onderwyser vir 3 Huguenote families 1723 aansoek gedoen om 'n Vryburger te word

• (A fluyt (archaic Dutch: fluijt), fluit, or flute is a Dutch type of sailing vessel originally designed as a dedicated cargo vessel. Originating in the Netherlands in the 16th century, the vessel was designed to facilitate transoceanic delivery with the maximum of space and crew efficiency. Unlike rivals, it was not built for conversion in wartime to a warship, so it was cheaper to build and carried twice the cargo, and could be handled by a smaller crew. Construction by specialized shipyards using new tools made it half the cost of rival ships. These factors combined to sharply lower the cost of transportation for Dutch merchants, giving them a major competitive advantage. The fluyt was a significant factor in the 17th century rise of the Dutch seaborne empire. In 1670 the Dutch merchant marine totalled 568,000 tons of shipping—about half the European total.http://translation.babylon-software.com/english/Fluyt/)

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"Vanaf Berlyn, van Franse oorsprong. Hy kom in 1710 na die Kaap as adelbors aan boord die Abbekerk. Hy word 'n huisonderwyser in die Kaap. Hy het in 1718 vir een jaar as huisonderwyser vir Pierre Joubert gewerk teen ƒ10 plus 'n halwe pond tabak en vanaf 1719 tot 1720 was hy 'n onderwyser by Josua Cellier teen ƒ10 plus een pond tabak. Jacob Naudé was vanaf 3 Mei 1720 as huisonderwyser in diens van Susanna Taillefert, die weduwee van Pierre Cronjé op haar plaas Versailles, in Wagenmakersvallei (Wellington).

In 1724 word Jacob Naudé die eienaar van die plaas Champagne in Wagenmakersvallei (nie te verwar met die plaas Champagne in Franschoek wat deur Abraham de Villiers besit was nie). Champage is in 1713 deur Estienne Cronjé (Cronier) gekoop. Hy was ongetroud en sy erfgenaam was Susanne Taillefert, sy broer Pierre Cronjé se weduwee. Met Estienne se dood op 9 Februarie 1724 was Susanna Taillefert reeds oorlede en word Champagne die eiendom van haar derde man, Jacob Naudé.

Naudé het die plaas in 1728 aan Matthys Strydom verkoop." Source: Huguenot Memorial Museum

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Jacob Naudé v. Berlyn. Van Franse afkoms, * omstr. 1696, s.v. Philippe Naudé en Anna Isnard. Aank. 1718, adelborst, later skoolmeester, koster en bode van Drakenstein, In 1745 koop hy 'n plaas in die Wagenmakersvallei (vandag Wellington) [Judi Meyer]

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Naude-76 Jacob Naude was part of the settlement of the Dutch Cape Colony. "Jacob NAUDÉ, the 6th. of 7 children of Philipp Naudé and Anne Isnard, of French Huguenot descent, was born in Berlin, Germany on 20 August 1696. He left the Netherlands as a naval cadet (adelborst) on board the (VOC) fluyt 'Abbekerk' from Texel, Holland, on 23 January 1718 arriving at the Cape of Good Hope on 19 May 1718. From 1 June 1718 to 2 May 1722 he was hired out by the D.E.I.C as a schoolmaster to 3 different Huguenot families. During this period he became a member of the Drakenstein Dutch Reformed Church. [1]"Jacob NAUDé, from Berlin of French descent. Born c. 1696. Died March 1740 (seems to be the 1-3-1740). Son of Philippe Naudé (Born Metz 1654) and Anna Isnard. Arrived at the Cape as Midshipman aboard the Abbekerk in 1710. Jacob became a teacher at the Cape. From 3 May 1720 he was schoolmaster in the service of Susanne TAILLEFERT, widow of Pierre CRONIER, on her farm Versailles. He married Susanne TAILLEFERT (*c.1685 + 13 February 1724) c. 1722. She was the daughter of Isaac TAILLEFERT (q.v.) and Susanne BRIET. (Look also under the stamvader Pierre Cronje for more information on her). Her funeral was held entirely in French, and Jacob Naudé paid 3 Rixdollars for it since French was no longer used in church services at that time. Following her death, Jacob Naudé raised their son who was seven months old when Susanne died, as well as her children from her previous marriages. In 1724 Jacob inherited the farm Champagne from Susanne’s brother Estienne, who died unmarried. In 1728 he sold the farm to Matthys Strydom. From 1739 to 1745 Naudé was 'koster' and 'voorleser' (sextant and reader) of the Drakenstein congregation. In 1745 he purchased the farm Klipvlei in the Waggenmakersvallei (Wellington) from Pieter Booysens. In 1766 Klipvlei was sold to Johann Franz Ophausen. b1 Jacob baptised 1 August 1723. Only son of Jacob Naudé and Susanne Taillefert. He was the first Naudé born in South Africa. " [2]JACOB was the 6th. of 7 children, and was the first NAUDÉ to immigrate to South Africa. On the 23rd. January 1718 he left Texel as a naval cadet (adelborst) on board the fluyt "Abbekerk", landing at the Cape of Good Hope on the 19th. May 1718 . He settled in Drakenstein and was accepted as a member of the Drakenstein Church. An entry is to be found in the "D.R.Church Membership Registers 1715-1785", [G3/4/1 Book 2194, State Archives, Pretoria] stating "Jacob Naudé met attestatie va n Hanover" ("Jacob Naudé with testemonial from Hanover"). From the 1st. June 1718 until the 3rd.May 1719 he was employed by Pierre Joubert the elder, as schoolmaster to his children at 10 guilders per month plus 1/2 pound tobacco. From the 3rd . May 1719 until the 2nd. May 1720 he was employed as schoolmaster to the children of Josua Selje (Cilliers) then from the 3rd. May 1720 until the 3rd. May 1722 he was schoolmaster to the children of Susanne Taillefert. After his marriage to Susanne in 1722, he applied to be released from the employ of the Dutch East India Company, and thus become a free burger. [3]

On 7 May 1722 he married Susanne TAILLEFERT, widow of Pierre Cronier (Cronjé), formerly widow of Jean Gardé. In 1723 Jacob applied to become a free burgher, and in July of that year christened his only child, a son Jacob. Susanne died on 13 February 1724 and Jacob (father) on 1 March 1740. [1]His original marriage contract/will is housed in the State Archives in Cape Town. (Wills, 1Stb. 18/5 #18). It was drawn up and signed by both Jacob and Susanne in the presence of Johan Pleunis, Secretary of Drakenstein (he was the son-in-law of Co rnelis Gerritz van Niekerk, patriarch of the van Niekerk lineage). [7]At the time of his marriage it appears as though Susanne transferred the farm "Olyvenhout" [30 morgen 550 sq. roods] in the Wagenmakersvallei (Wellington) to Jacob. This farm had been transferred to her by Estienne Cronier (Cronjé) in 1718. When she died in 1724 the farm was sold to Jan Nortjé for 3500 guilders. [7]PropertyOn page 103 of "The Huguenots of South Africa 1688-1988" by Pieter Coertzen, we read: "On 10.2.1722, Jacob made a long list of everything he had owed and still owed to Martinus Bergh, magistrate of Drakenstein. The amounts owed for the funeral , to the company and other small debts were expressed in rix-dollars, skillings, stivers, escalins and sous, while the larger debts were expressed in ècus and francs". On page 69 of "French Refugees at the Cape" by C.Graham Botha, we read: 'attac hed to the inventory of Mrs. Naudé's estate in 1724 is a document of monies due written in French'. This is to be found in the Cape Archives in 'Inventories, 1720 - 1727', (#91, 11 May 1724). [7]He inherited the farm 'Champagne' [30 morgen 40 sq. roods] situated on the Spruit River, a branch of the Krom River, from Susanne's estate. She in turn had inherited the farm after the death of Estienne Cronier on 2.9.1724, the bachelor brothe r of her late husband. She had already died by this time, and on 17.3.1725 the farm was registered in Jacob's name in his capacity as guardian of her children. In 1728 he sold the farm to Mathys Strydom for 2050 guilders. [7]DeathDate: Jacob Naudé passed away on 1 Mar 1740 / [in] [4] / 7 Dec 1774 [5][6]

Auction Rolls MOO C 10/3 #53, Cape Archives, Cape Town]. C.Graham Botha's book "French Refugees at the Cape Full [citation needed] (who put this source here on what date? Which facts of this profile are supported by what content in this source?)On page 103 of "The Huguenots of South Africa 1688-1988" by Pieter Coertzen Full [citation needed] (who put this source here on what date? Which facts of this profile are supported by what content in this source?)Cape Archives in 'Inventories, 1720 - 1727', (#91, 11 May 1724). Full[citation needed] (who put this source here on what date? Which facts of this profile are supported by what content in this source?)D.R.Church Membership Registers 1715-1785", [G3/4/1 Book 2194, State Archives, Pretoria Full [citation needed] (who put this source here on what date? Which facts of this profile are supported by what content in this source?)C1008,1723, Requesten/ ... nominatiën, 1715-1753. Cape Archives], Full [citation needed](who put this source here on what date? Which facts of this profile are supported by what content in this source?)http://sa-passenger-list.za.net/huguenotsettlers.php Full[citation needed] (who put this source here on what date? Which facts of this profile are supported by what content in this source?)Pre-nuptial contract. 1Stb 18/5 #18. [ Cape Archives, Cape Town. ] Full[citation needed] (who put this source here on what date? Which facts of this profile are supported by what content in this source?)G3.4/1 Drakenstein D.R.C. Membership Register. 1715 - 1785 [ Cape Archives, Cape Town. ] Full[citation needed] (who put this source here on what date? Which facts of this profile are supported by what content in this source?)Ref: VOC Soldyboek of the 'Abbekerk'. [ Rijksargief, Den Haag, Netherlands. ] Full [citation needed](who put this source here on what date? Which facts of this profile are supported by what content in this source?)"Privaatskoolmeesters aan die Kaap in die 18de. Eeu" by J.Hoge. [ Univ. of Stellenbosch ] Full [citation needed](who put this source here on what date? Which facts of this profile are supported by what content in this source?)↑ 1.0 1.1 Pat E. (Velleman) Kelynack20 January 2016. Sources: Ref: VOC Soldyboek of the 'Abbekerk'. [Rijksargief, Den Haag, Netherlands.]; "Privaatskoolmeesters aan die Kaap in die 18de. Eeu" by J.Hoge. [Univ. of Stellenbosch ]; Pre-nuptial contract. 1Stb 18/5 #18. [Cape Archives, Cape Town.]; G3.4/1 Drakenstein D.R.C. Membership Register. 1715 - 1785 [Cape Archives, Cape Town.]. Researched and compiled by: Grahame Naudé, Gauteng, South Africa"↑ Pat E. (Velleman) Kelynack 20 January 2016. Sources: http://www.geocities.com/sa_stamouers/naude.htm ; http://sa-passenger-list.za.net/huguenotsettlers.php↑ Pat E. (Velleman) Kelynack 20 January 2016. Sources: Grahame Naudé passed on the following Research:- [C1008,1723, Requesten/ ... nominatiën, 1715-1753. Cape Archives],↑ 4.0 4.1 Entered by Fanie Naudé, Friday, July 26, 2013.↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 Jan 22, 2013 by Rene van der Walt.↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 6.3 Pat E. (Velleman) Kelynack 20 January 2016. Sources: Ancestry.com.↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 7.3 Pat E. (Velleman) Kelynack 20 January 2016. Source: Touch of fire; geocities.com/sa_stamouers/naude

Ek het fotos van die Abbekerk se Soldijboek (Soldateboek) onder Media/Documents bygevoeg. Hier word hy aangedui as Jacob Node van Berlijn. Sy verwysings nommer is 103. Sy sterfdatum word ook aangedui op een van die bladsye (1? Maart 1740).

Hierdie informasie is hier te kry: https://www.nationaalarchief.nl/onderzoeken/archief/1.04.02/inventa...