Scipio Van Madagaskar and Scipio Van Bombase

Scipio van Madagaskar
Also Known As:	"Scipio Van Madagaskar and Johannes Scipio Van Bombase"
Birthdate:	before 1708
Birthplace:	Mombasa, Mombasa, Kenya
Death:
Immediate Family:	Husband of Antonike van Krankebaar and Antonike van de Cust Father of Sara van Madagaskar; Johannes van Madagaskar and Magdalena van Madagaskar

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Johannes Scipio word gedoop op 3 Mei 1711 in Kaap. Baptisms 1695-1712 bl 79.
Source; Family Search Dutch Reform Church Registers, Cape Town South Africa. Scipio was a slave of Abraham Hartog
Scipio van Mombasa (aged 10/12), sold by Dominique de Chavonnes, who was leaving the Cape on the Sallant for Ceylon, to the former Jew Abraham Hartog (from Frankfurt). De Chavonnes wished to buy Scipio back on his return in 1691. He was paid Rds. 50.
Note: He appears to be the same person as Scipio van Madagascar (aged 10/11), sold (29 June 1687) by Jan Baptist Groeneveld, the skipper of the Baren to Gerrit Jansz: van Wijnegum [Wijnegem, Antwerp, Spanish Netherlands now Belgium - aka Gerrit Jansz: dBoer & Gerrits Jansz: van Brabant for Rds. 30 ... the interchangeability of toponyms is interesting & confirms perhaps that the Malagasy slave trade - more often than not - included slaves from the East & Southern African mainland ...

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1701	September 25, 1701	Birth of Johannes van Madagaskar Cape Town, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa
1708	September 14, 1708	Birth of Sara van Madagaskar Cape Town, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa
	1708	Birth of Scipio Van Madagaskar and Scipio Van Bombase Mombasa, Mombasa, Kenya
1711	June 28, 1711	Birth of Magdalena van Madagaskar Cape Town, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa
????		Death of Scipio Van Madagaskar and Scipio Van Bombase

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