Dirk Slabbert, c5d6

Gedoop Swartland NGK 20 Maart 1757

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getuygen sijn Dirk Koutze Jan zoon, en Johanna Visser.

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• Reference no.: MOOC8/48.30
• Testator(s):
• Maria Margaretha Hannosius
• Dirk Slabbert
• 3 January 1829
• Inventory of such property as has been relinquished by the death of Dirk Slabbert on the 14:th day of the month of December in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty eight.
• The deceased having by his last will and testament executed jointly with his wife Maria Margaretha Hannosius on the 22:d April 1825 before the Notary Public Mr Jacobus Petrus de Wet and certain witnesses appointed to be his sole and universal heirs, viz:t
• 1) the aforesaid wife Maria Margaretha Hannosius
• 2) the children of his late daughter Margaretha Elizabeth Slabbert married to George Nelson Lond, viz: a) Hendrina Orgina Joh:a Lond married to B: Wools
• b) Anna Elizabeth born 12 February 1807
• c) Susanna Louisa born 8 August 1808
• d) Dirk Nelson born 14 March 1810
• e) Maria Berta Dolphina born 5 Novemb: 1811
• f) Margaretha Eliz:h Jacoba born 15 April 1814
• g) George Nelson born 20 Novemb: 1817 and
• h) Johanna Jacoba Lond born on the 15 Sep:r 1827
• 3) the children procreated in wedlock with his surviving widow Maria Margaretha Hannosius a) Cornelia Joh:a Josina born in the 10 May 1817
• b) Johan Hannosius born the 9 May 1821
• c) Dirk Maarten born 23 June 1823
• d) Pieter Joachim Wilhelm born 28 March 1826
• e) Jacob born 5 May 1828
• and has further requested and appointed the Board of Orphan Masters to be and to act as executors and guardians over the minor heirs in said will.
• In consequence whereof the undersigned commissioned Members of the Orphan Board have taken the joint estate under proper inventory and found the same to consist in the following, viz:t
• agterstallig tot ult: Maart 1828 £, Rd:s29:36 A loan place called Lange Fonteyn situated in the Groenekloof
• dito dito jaarlyks 15, 40:36, 55:36 a piece of perpetual quitrent land called Leander and Dirks Fonteyn situated near Groenekloof
• called 2247 1/2 m: betaald jaarlyks £10 pagt land d:d: 16 Decemb: 1816 a Government farm rented for 28 years calculated from the 1:st of Jan:y 1817 called Sonquas Fonteyn situated also at Groenekloof - op den 31 Decemb: 1844
• 28 June [ ..... ] 1 Mey 1817 [ ..... ] 30 April 1845 jaarlyks £12 pagt com:s d:d: 9 Juny 1817 the Government salt pans rented for 28 years called Koekies Pan and Roodepan calculated from 1 May 1817
• At the first mentioned place Langefonteyn
• In the hall of the house
• one looking glass
• two window curtains
• one dining table
• two tea tables
• twelve chairs
• one sofa
• two footstools
• one spy glass
• one pendule
• In the front room at the right hand side
• one wardrobe
• two tin canisters
• In the front room at the left hand side
• one window curtain
• one looking glass
• one small glass, toilet glass
• eight chairs
• one bureau
• two tables
• two wash hand basons and jugs
• one bedstead
• two stretchers
• two chamber pots
• three feather beds
• three bolsters
• eighteen pillows
• Dining room
• four old chairs
• three tables
• one large chest
• one water tub
• two small tubs
• twelve cubs and saucers
• three tea kettles
• two chafing dish
• two waiters
• two tea trays
• In the back room
• one bedstead which the wid: request may be left to her
• one bed (feather)
• six pillows
• one bolster
• one blanket
• one stretcher which the wid: request may be left for the use of her daughter
• one feather bed
• four pillows
• one bolster
• one blanket
• one stretcher which the wid: request may be left for the use of her sons
• one feather bed
• two pillows
• one bolster
• one skin coverlet
• one large chest
• one small chest
• one table
• In the pentry in the hall
• ten silver table spoons
• one silver soup laddel
• six silver tea spoons
• twelve table knifs
• twelve iron forks
• two tin canasters
• one small cup board
• one tin candle box
• one butter tub
• two irons
• four earthen pots
• two tea pots
• four candle sticks
• one sugar pot
• two small butter tubs
• one snuffer
• one bread basket
• two milk pots
• two salt sellers
• In the pentry in the kitchen
• one scales, complete
• one rack with some earthen wares
• one cub board with some wine glasses and tumblers
• In the kitchen
• one table
• one baking trough
• four iron pots
• one tea kettle
• two grid irons
• two trivets
• two pot laddels
• four pails
• two churns
• two milk tubs
• two milk pails
• one large milk tub
• one water halfaam
• one rice pounder
• three empty cans
• In the school room
• three large chest
• three empty casks
• one small [casks]
• one ham kettel
• one iron pot
• three old chairs
• one table
• two baking pan
• two cases with empty flasks
• one ladder
• In an outside room
• eight empty casks
• three tar tubs
• In the carpentershop
• two carpenters benches
• twelve carpenters tools of different description
• one writing desk
• two large chest
• one leaguer
• two tubs
• one halfaam
• two anker
• two tar buckets
• a nummer of new fellies
• In the smiths shop
• one smiths bellows
• one anvil
• seventheen smiths tools of different description
• two spades
• six pick axes
• one grind stone
• one jack
• one crowbar
• seven plough shares
• two saws
• three hay vorks
• one boat anchor
• one rack
• Corn store
• two fish nets (one defective) and the other in comp: with A:s Blankenb:g
• one half leaguer
• two oars
• thirty muid sacks
• one piece of rope
• two sieves
• two planks
• one corn harp or sifter
• one skepel
• one long ladder
• a set of harness (for ten horses)
• three single harness (defective)
• one canvass krip
• two span yokes (for 14 oxen each)
• one old leaguer
• two wheel barrow
• one plank
• one yellow plank
• one door frame
• three ploughs
• one [ploughs] defective
• one boat
• one haroon
• two horse waggons
• two bullock waggons
• one [bullock waggons] (defective)
• one cart (defective)
• In the stable
• ten waggon horses
• twenty one breeding horses
• one bul
• fourty six draught oxen
• fourty breeding cows
• fourteen goats
• one hundred and seventy sheep
• At the trashing floor
• one stack of barley the produce of 12 muids seed
• one stack of oats the produce of 12 muid seed
• one stack of wheat the produce of 20 muid seed
• one stack of rye the produce of 1 1/2 muid seed
• At the salt pans
• seventeen heaps of salt, calculated at two hundred muids
• At the place Sonquasfontein
• one stack of barley the produce of 2 muid seed
• one stack of rye the produce of two muid seed
• one thrash of wheat belongs to Jurie Coetzee, the overseer of the place
• Slaves
• mortgaged to Houser a male slave named Apollos of this Colony, old about eighteen years bequeathed to the survivor according to the will of the deceased under condition as stipulated in said will
• a male slave named Jack of Ceylon about 52 years of age, taylor
• mortgaged to Kruger a male slave Manuel of Mosambique old 62 years, waggonner
• a male slave Isaac of Mosambique old 46 years, shepherd
• mortgaged to Kruger a male slaved Spadielio of Mosambique old 65 years, labourer
• mortgaged to Kruger a male slave Samson of Mosambique old 50 years, labourer
• a male slave Carolus of Mosambique old 47 years, labourer
• mortgaged to Kruger a male slave Christiaan of Madagascar old 61 years, labourer
• mortgaged to Kruger a male slave Moulie of Bougies 61 years old, carpenter
• a female slave Amaranda of Mosambique 30 years old, housemaid
• a female slave Louisa of Bougies 53 years old, housemaid
• mortgaged to Hoage a female slave Agida of this Colony old 25 years, housemaid
• mortgaged to Hoage a female slave Paulina of this Colony 24 years old, housemaid, with her two children Aaltje born 3 Feb: 1825 bequeathed to the survivor according to the will of the deceased under condition as stated in said will
• Fredrik born 18 Sep: 1828
• a male slave Nieuwejaar born on the 1 of January 1818
• Claims in favor of the estate
• Cape district from L: Greeff j:r at Groenekloof for the use of the water for one year 1827 at the boorhuis thirty rixd:s
• bet:d 13 Feb: 29 from D: Melander at Koekiespan for the use of the water for one year 1829 at the boorhuis thirty rixd:s
• from H: Laubscher at Koekiespan for two years use of the water for one year at the boorhuis sixty rixd:s
• paid 17 Octob: 1829 from J:D: Greef H:z: according to a note of hand thirty rixd:
• paid 6:th August 1829 from D:k van Reenen J:s z: for a taylor twenty eight rixd:
• paid to the wid: and appropriated by her for the use of wine and provisions at the sale, 6 May 1829 from Paul Stadler as per account twenty rixd:s and four skillings
• paid 6 December 1830 from Albert Nieukerk s:r Swartland for one load of salt ten rixd:
• from Albert Nieukerk Alb: son for one load of salt ten rixd:
• paid 1 Maij 1829 from Dirk Coetzer D:k son for sheep per balance about R:25
• paid 19 March 1829 from P:J: Watel note of hand thirty five rd:
• Claims against the estate
• Rd:s
• paid 7:th Maij 1832 to Hester Cath: Maria Lindes married with And: Keyser balance of inheritance £35 or 466:32
• to the minor children of the survivor in former marriage named Helena Franc:a, Nicolaas Frans and Joh:a Fred: Linde according to a not: deed 3715:42
• paid 10 Maij 1831 to the children of the deceased daughter procreated in wedlock by G:N: Lond for maternal inheritance for balance ƒ8000 or 2666:32
• paid on the 9:th December 1829 to the Loan Bank according to a mortgage bond dated 6 January 1814 per balance 1400:--
• interest from 1 Jan:y 1828
• paid on the 9 December 1829 to the same Loan Bank dated 16 August 1822 amounting 1333:16
• interest from 1 Jan:y 1828
• to Frans Hoges according to a not: bond per balance 1000:--
• to the wid: [ ..... ] Arendse acc:d to a not: bond 1000:--
• to J:W: Stoll p:r balance 501, 342:5 843:30
• to D: Ochuysen per balance [ ..... ]
• paid by Mr Mich:l Smuts in part 36:20:36 out of balance which he had in his hands to [ ..... ] Helsingen as p:r acc:t 66:36
• to C: Brink for cattle [ ..... ]
• to Heynenberg as p:r account [ ..... ]
• paid by Mr Smuts out of a balane in his hands to John Overbeek and P: v: Breda, money lent for funeral expences 50:--
• to F:L: Stadler for [ ..... ] [ ..... ]
• to Hester C:M: Linde M:l with Keyser for horses sold 100:--
• Thus inventoried at the aforesaid place Langefonteyn on the 3:d of January 1829 according to a statement made by the wid: who declared to have acted herein bona fide and that to the best of her knowledge she has not withheld or secreted any thing that belonging to the aforesaid estate; she further declared that she is and will at all times be ready and willing to confirm her statement by solemn oath (if required), promising at the same time that after the date of these presents any property of this estate might be discovered shall faithfully communicate it to the Orphan Chamber in order to amplify this inventory with the property so discovered.
• In witness whereof we, the Commissioners, together with the widow and me, the Secretary, have subscribed to these presents.
• As Commissioners: C: Blanckenberg, W:m Hayward
• M:M: Hannosius de wedewe D:k Slabber
• In my presence: J:J:L: Smuts
• Rd:s Rd:s
• de wed: van P: Stadler ontv 20
• costers kerke geregten 3
• 3/4 voor 16
• Rd:s19
• voor maalloon 4
• Rd:s23