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Judi Marais -Meyer registe MRIN 403
Eie boedel MOOC8/4.47 ged. 4 Nov 1723
Sy laat haar man Pieter Erasmus en 6 kinders na.
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Staat ende inventaris mitsgaders taxatie der goederen van den wedunaer, Pieter Erasmus ten voordeele van hem selfs ter eener, ende desselfs ses kinderen
Erfgenamen desen boedel
Pieter Erasmus ter eener en
ses sijner kinderen met name
Erasmus Pieters Erasmus oud 25 jaar
Ester oud 20 jaar
Lourens oud 19 jaar
Catharina oud 18 jaar
Laris is oud 17 jaar en
Jacob Erasmus oud 16 jaar ter andere zijde
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Aldus geinventariseert en getaxeert, op de plaats genaemt de Groene Berg den 4:e Novemb:r 1723
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Mijn PE merk Pieter Erasmus
Erasmus Pieters Erasmus
[Inventories of the Orphan Chamber Cape Town Archives Repository, South Africa Reference no.: MOOC8/4.47]
From http://www.e-family.co.za/remarkablewriting/PaiTimor.pdf by Mansell Upham
Page 17: By this time Iba presumably gives birth to a third daughter Maria Elisabeth van de Caab who later goes by the name Maria Elisabeth Jooste(n). Seven family members are enumerated (1682) in the census (Opgaaf): three extra members presumably being Iba’s daughters. Amsoeboe is now recorded as Paay Timorees.25 The latter name is later contracted to ‐ or erroneously [?] recorded as ‐ Moor26. His wife now appears as Ansela van Timor. The Netherlandized terms pa(a)ij and ma(a)ij are Portuguese for ‘father’ (pai) and ‘mother’ (mãe) commonly used as a term of respect throughout the colonial East Indies – also in the Dutch settlements – to address or refer to elderly Asian and African ‘blacks’. 28 Both words have been carried over into modern Afrikaans. Amsoeboe is not to be confused with the contemporary banished Muslim convict (bandiet) Miera / Mira / Mirra Moor van Ceylon.
Syn deze onder geschrevene personne op hare voorgaende belijdenisse door het sacrement van den H:[eilige]e Doop Christi kerke ingelijfen Isaac van Bengalen met Catharina van Bengalen, Willemina van Mauritius met Catharina van Mauritius en de Maria Elizabeth van de Caab alle vrylieden alhier.
dies September 1723
P(i)eter Rasmussen [Erasmus] (from Denmark) alias Pieter den Deen burgher 1691; farmer at Groenkoof [now Ovewacht, Bovlei](granted 28 February 1699 but registered 1714, Drakenstein (Wagenmakersvallei)
http://upetd.up.ac.za/thesis/available/etd-10152004-071549/unrestri...
p33 indicates that she might be the sister of Frans Jooste SV/PROG
Reference Chapter 2 p 33 in the University of Pretoria Thesis (2003) by: Rossouw, T. (2003) Die Erasmusse van Garstfontein in Die Erasmuskasteel (1903) in Pretoria - 'n kultuurhistoriese studie (Afrikaans). retrieved from http://hdl.handle.net/2263/28714
last entry bottom right
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To avoid confusion with all the dozens of other Maria van de Caep profiles, and seeing that she
was known mostly by the name of Jooste, I suggest that we protect this profile with the last name of Jooste. I have changed the last name of birth of the [putative] father profile from Joosten-147 to the more patronymic version of Theunisz-16 as that was much more probable in that time (also used by that other authoratitivesource Delia Robertson (The First Fifty Years Project. http://e-family.co.za/ffy Page: Maria Elisabeth Jooste). </font> Van der Walt-440|Van der Walt-440 04:12, 2 September 2017 (EDT)
:: Jooste, Maria Elisabeth (Stammoeder) <ref name=STEFAN/>
:: Suffix (Stammoeder) <ref name=STEFAN/>:: Martia Elisabeth Joost(e) <ref name=ARRIE>WikiTree profile Joost-2 created through the import of wikitree upload.ged on Jul 19, 2012 by Klopper-13 | Arrie Klopper.</ref> / Maria Elizabeth Jooste <ref>Entered by Meyer-2493 | Pieter Meyer, Feb 11, 2013.</ref> Maria Elisabeth Jooste <ref name=SCHALK/><ref>Pieterse-13 | Esmé van der Westhuizen, 1 June 2015. Source: De Villiers, Christoffel Coetzee "Oude Kaapsche Familien" - A-J. Page No. 216</ref>:: Maria Elisabeth Jooste was also known as Maria Elisabeth van de Caep. <ref name=DEIL/>:: 20 November 1695 - Maria was written in the record as Maria Joostense. <ref name=DEIL/>:: Between 21 September 1698 and 25 October 1699, the name of Maria was written in the record as Marie Elizabet Jooste. <ref name=DEIL/>:: 24 January 1706, the name of Maria was written in the record as Maria Joosten. <ref name=DEIL>Source: Robertson, Delia. The FirstFifty Years Project. http://e-family.co.za/ffy Page: Maria Elisabeth Jooste. Seen and added by Van der Walt-440|Philip van der Walt Sep 2, 2017.</ref>
::: den 8 dito sijn deese ondergescrevene personen op hare voor ::: gaende belijdenisse door het sacrament van ::: den H: Doop Christi Kerke ingelijst. ::: Isaac van Bengalen met Catharina van ::: Bengalen, Willemina van Mauritius met ::: Catrina van Mauritius, ende Maria Elisab[...] ::: van de Caep, alle vrij lieden alhier.::: Slaven op belijdenis gedoopt (inserted in the left margin under the date) <ref name=EGSSA/>
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1682 |
1682
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Caep de Goede Hoop, South Africa
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1693 |
February 8, 1693
Age 11
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Cape Town, Caep de Goede Hoop, South Africa
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1698 |
September 21, 1698
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Drakenstein, Caap de Goede Hoop, South Africa
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1699 |
October 25, 1699
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1701 |
1701
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Paarl, Caap de Goede Hoop
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1703 |
1703
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Groenkloof, Wagenmakersvallei (Wellington), Caap de Goede Hoop, Suid Afrika
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1704 |
June 22, 1704
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Caep de Goede Hoop, South Africa
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1706 |
January 24, 1706
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Drakenstein Municipality, Cape Winelands, WC, South Africa
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1707 |
1707
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