Jan Mostert van Wieringen

Precis of the archives of the Cape of Good Hope
by Cape of Good Hope (South Africa). Archives; Leibbrandt, H. C. V; Riebeeck, Jan van, 1619-1677

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Pg 762

1761

Mostert (Jan); of Wieringen; arrived in 1756, as junior carpenter, at {36, in the " Keukenhoff." Asks for burgher papers. (No. 160.)

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Cape Town Marriages 1759 page 7 Written by transcribed by Corney Keller. Posted in Cape Town Marriages 1757-1803

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Den 5 dito (Augustus) Jan Mostert, van Wieringen, Ondertimmerman in dienst der E: Comp:, met Juliana Adriaanse van Cabo de Goede Hoop

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Summarised by Michele Woodroffe previously Jacob (nee Mostert) from: Precis of the Cape of Good Hope (Digitised by the Internet Archive in 2007) (http://www.archive.org/details/precisofarchives16capeiala) (Requesten) Memorials by HCV Liebbrant Keeper of the Archives Volume 1 A-E 1905

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1768-1770

Frederick Adriaantz , free black, offers burgher Jan Mostert from Wieringen (Jan Mostert van Wieringen) and Hendrik Stade as sureties for the manumission of his slave girl Leentje of the Cape.(Memorial No 111)

'As Juliana and Jan Mostert of Wieringen are already married at this date, I have assumed the Jan Mostert's connection to Frederick Adriaantz is through his wife Juliana Adriaantz/Adriaanse. It is possible that Frederick is Juliana's brother as one of the illegitimate children of Rachel van de Caap is baptised on the 11 April 1784 as the daughter of Fredrik Adriaanse. It was common practice to name children after grandparents and siblings and the dates are plausible

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by Cape of Good Hope (South Africa). Archives; Leibbrandt, H. C. V; Riebeeck, Jan van, 1619-1677

Page 612

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1769

Jansz (Johannes) ; of Ceylon (Johannes Jansz van Ceijlon, SV/PROG) ; deceased. Orphan Masters as Executors of his Estate, and that of his wife (deceased) Rosetta of Bengal (Rosetta van Bengalen) submit that the latter, in her Will, desired the manumission of her slave, Augusto of Ceylon. They offer as sureties, the burghers Jan Mostert of Wieringen and Daniel Winst ( Daniel de Winst ). (Extract from Will annexed. (No. 68 ; date, 1 2th December, 1769.)

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Summarised by Michele Mostert previously Jacob (nee Mostert) from:

Households of The Cape, 1750 to 1850 Inventories and the Archaeological Record Antonia Malan University of Cape Town 1993

Page 255 Appendix C2 Index by Location

House Type: Table Valley, Cape Town Date: 1772 MOOC8 Number: 14.044 Deceased: Mostert Spouse: Adriaansz

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Reference no.: MOOC8/14.44
Testator(s):
Jan Mostert

28 December 1772

Inventaris van alle sodanige goederen als ’er ab intestato metter dood zijjn ontruijmt ende nagelaten door den burger Jan Mostert van Wieringen ten voordeele van zijn overgebleevene huijsvrouw Juliana Adriaansz:e ter eenree, mitsgaders hunne bij den anderen in huwelijk verwekte 3 kinderen met namen:

1) Johanna Mostert oud 10 jaren ter andere zijde
2) Cornelis Mostert oud 7 jaren
3) Pieter Mostert oud 5 jaren