Historical records matching Maria Jordaan, a3b2
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About Maria Jordaan, a3b2
Baptism
NGK Cape Town
[1704] 16 Nov: van Pieter Jordaan, en Johanna Adriana Junius, onder getuijgen van Jacobus Adriaanz van Wie...es en Cornelia Jacoba Junius gent Maria
- Cape Town Baptisms 1695 - 1712 p 37 - 38 (22) Dope 1704 - 1705
Pierre Jourdan de Belle Etoile; *Luberon 1664. Arrived at the Cape on the ship “China” on 4 August1688. Property owner in Table Valley. † Before Dec 1716 x Cape Town 16.10.1701 Johanna Adriana Junius
- b1 Johanna » Cape Town 06.08.1702 x 1718 Adrianus de Nicker; xx Joachim Daniel Hiebner * b2 Maria » Cape Town 16.11.1704, x 1.2.1722 Johannes Pretorius, son of Dirk Pretorius; xx 3.7.1740 David Sultania *1713 as “Mochamat Dayan” »18.12.1739 as “David”
Source: 'Pierre de Cabrières and Pierre de Belle Etoile' by Harry Booyens
Pierre Jourdan de Cabrières and the other man:How history confused two different men
by Harry Booyens at http://members.shaw.ca /cliffwoodfogge/Pierre.htm:
On 20 March 1688 the Dutch East India Ship China set sail from Goeree for the distant Cape of Good Hope with two men on board who happened to have identical names. Both were Pierre Jourdan; both came not only from Provence, but from the same tiny district of Provence - the Luberon. In fact, they came from two villages within walking distance of each other, namely Cabrières d'Aigues and the hamlet of Belle Etoile some 500 yards outside St. Martin de la Brasque. The two men were wholly unrelated going back at least four generations.
Once at the Cape, Suzanne, daughter of Pierre de Cabrières, married Jean, son of the brother of Pierre Jourdan de Belle Etoile. However, the histories at the Cape managed to confuse the two immigrants and merged their children under the name of only one man. In reality Pierre de Cabrières lived in the very French Drakenstein district and was a strong Protestant churchman. Pierre de Belle Etoile lived in Cape Town, where his daughter married Mochamat Dayan, the son of the Rajah of Tambora and his wife, the daughter of Sheik Yussuf. Mochamat had converted to Christianty soon before and had been baptised David Sultania.
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Maria Jordaan, a3b2's Timeline
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November 16, 1704
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Cape Town, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa
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