Jacob Johannes Naude

Koster van Drakenstein 1739 - 45. Besit Klipvlei plaas in Wamakersvallei(Wellington) vanaf 1745 - 1765. 1765 - 1765 is Philipp-Jacob, sy neef, in diens as 'Knegt'. In April 1766 kry weidingsregte op Standvastigheid in Kleine Roggeveld.

Source: SAG

Erkenning: Geslagregister van F. P. Naude, opgestel "Middelvaly" 11/1/1873

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... met 'er dood ontruijmt door Susanna Talifer huijsvrouw van den landbouwer Jacob Naude ... Jacob Naude oud 10 maanden - onmondige ... op de plaats gen:t Versailles aan Drakenstein den 11:e Maij 1724

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Baptism

NGK Drakenstein

1723. Den 1ste Aùgùsts Jacob, Zoon van Jacob Naùde en Sùsanna Talef[ert]. Getùijgen Jan De Villers en Sùsanna Garde.

- Drakenstein Heemkring, compilers, Drakenstein I Baptisms., CD-ROM (Paarl) Drakenstein Heemkring, 2006 , Baptism Register on http://www.e-family.co.za/ffy/

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"Hy het van 1739 tot 1745 opgetree as koster en voorlese van die Drakenstein gemeente. Hy was ook bode van Drakenstein. in 1745 koop Jacob Naudé die plaas Klipvlei in die Wagenmakersvallei (Wellington) van Pieter Booysen. Naudé verkoop Klipvlei in 1766 aan Johann Fransz Ophausen." Souce: Huguenot Memorial Museum

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https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Naudé-113 Jacob Naudé II was part of the settlement of the Dutch Cape Colony. Jacob's marriage to Maria Elizabeth Blom was childless [5]OccupationAfter the death of Jan Melchior Frick in 1741, Jacob successfully applied for the appointment of 'koster' of the Drakenstein DRC. In 1744 he married Anna Susanna du Toit. In 1745 he resigned as koster and bought the farm 'Klipvlei' in the Wagenmakersvallei (Wellington). From 1756 to 1765 he employed his cousin, son of Roger David, Philipp-Jacob Naude as 'knegt'. He sold Klipvlei in 1765, the sale being registered on 9 Jan 1766. [5]PropertyIn 1766 he obtained the grazing rights to the farm 'Standvastigheid' in the Klein Roggeveld where he remained till his death. [5]DeathDate: Jacob Naudé passed away [in] [1][2][3] / [on] 17 Dec 1774 [5]Place: Waveren (Tulbagh) [5]

Sources: "Die Familie Frick" compiled by Ingrid v Rooyen (UPE) [Urquart Museum, Graaff Reinet] ; G3.1/2 "Resolutie Boek 2/1/1731 - 30/5/1794" [DRC Archives, Cape Town] Naude manuscript by Dr Eduan Grobbelaar [Cape Town] Naude's of Worcester by Heloise Naude [Dr Louis Naude, Pretoria] ; G4.11/1 "Tulbach Death Registers 1744-1789" [Cape Archives].