Historical records matching Pieter Stephanus Naudé, a2b5
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About Pieter Stephanus Naudé, a2b5
NOtes: family Naude at his christening appear to be profiles not loaded yet belonging to the descendants of his father's brothers & sisters. As the names fit but dates indicate unloaded generation
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The Naudé family of South Africa is of French descent. Huguenots (French Protestants) arrived in South Africa in the 1700's after a general edict (which encouraged the extermination of the Huguenots) was issued on January 29th, 1536 in France.
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Progenitor / Stamvader Jacob NAUDÉ, the 6th. of 7 children of Philipp Naudé and Anne Isnard, of French Huguenot descent, was born in Berlin, Germany on 20 August 1696. He left the Netherlands as a naval cadet (adelborst) on board the fluyt 'Abbekerk' from Texel on 23 January 1718 arriving at the Cape of Good Hope on 19 May 1718. From 1 June 1718 to 2 May 1722 he was hired out by the D.E.I.C as a schoolmaster to 3 different Huguenot families. During this period he became a member of the Drakenstein Dutch Reformed Church.
On 7 May 1722 he married Susanne TAILLEFERT, widow of Pierre Cronier (Cronjé), formerly widow of Jean Gardé. In 1723 Jacob applied to become a free burgher, and in July of that year christened his only child, a son Jacob. Susanne died on 13 February 1724 and Jacob on 1 March 1740.
Sources: VOC Soldyboek of the 'Abbekerk'. [ Rijksargief, Den Haag, Netherlands. ] "Privaatskoolmeesters aan die Kaap in die 18de. Eeu" by J.Hoge. [ Univ. of Stellenbosch ] Pre-nuptial contract. 1Stb 18/5 #18. [ Cape Archives, Cape Town. ] G3.4/1 Drakenstein D.R.C. Membership Register. 1715 - 1785 [ Cape Archives, Cape Town. ]
Researched and compiled by: Grahame Naudé, Gauteng, South Africa www.stamouers.com
Pieter Stephanus Naudé, a2b5's Timeline
1782 |
December 22, 1782
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Graaff-Reinet, Western District, Eastern Cape, South Africa
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December 22, 1782
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Drakenstein, Paarl, South Africa
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1815 |
March 19, 1815
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Distrik van Beaufort, South Africa
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1817 |
October 10, 1817
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1824 |
December 13, 1824
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Nuweveld, South Africa
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1827 |
August 21, 1827
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1829 |
1829
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1830 |
April 12, 1830
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Cape Town, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa
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1848 |
August 29, 1848
Age 65
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Beaufort West, Central Karoo DC, Western Cape, South Africa
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