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Angela van Bengale 1 died circa 1720, (before 18th july 1720) 2 Notes: The details of her children come from her deceased estate accounts of 1720 and they are listed as there named. Interestingly enough, the opgaaf return for 1670 lists this couple with 4 sons and no daughters. Since Angela and her husband had only baptised one son by the date, this number must presumably include 3 sons of Angela born before her marriage. We know of Jacobus van As and Mansell Upham makes a persuasive case for Johannes van As as another. Where then was Anna de Koning at this date -- was she still a slave? In the 1682 return the couple are listed with 6 sons and 1 daughter. (Opgaaf returns from the computerisation by the Univ of the Western Cape as consulted at GISA, Mansell Upham: Mooi Ansela & the black sheep of the family, In: Capensis, 1997 issue 4, continued in later issues). Her garden in the Table Valley, original grant dated 7th September 1702, 2 morgen in size, was sold from her estate in 23 August 1720 to Hendrik van Dijk for 3010 gulden. and her farm in Drakenstein, Hondswijk, 54 morgen in size, original grant dated 5th July 1695, was sold from her estate for 5000 guldens on 14th September 1720 to Daniel Marais. (MOOC 9/1/87 and 88, Verkoop Conditien).

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Anna d.1734 Jacob d.1713 children

married (2) 15 December 1669 at Cape Town 7 Arnoldus Willemsz Basson died 1691

Willem 1670 - c1713 children Gerrit b.1673 Johannes 1675 - c1706 children Elsie b.1677 Michiel 1679 - c1719 children Elsje 1681 - bef.1717 children Maria 1683 - c1713 children

children of Angela van Bengale and Anna de Coning 3 died 1734 died 1734 4  married Olof Bergh 5 Jacob van As died 1713 born at the Cape died 28 July 1713  married (1) 8 May 1689 Cape Town Maria Clements van Stokholm died circa 1700  married (2) circa 1701 Cape Town Helena van der Merwe 6 born 1686 children of Angela van Bengale and Arnoldus Willemsz Basson Willem Basson 1670-circa 1713 born 1670 baptized 31 August 1670, Cape Town died circa June 1713, at the Cape  married 18 March 1691 Cape Town Helena Clement died circa 1713 Gerrit Basson 8 born 1673 born 1673 9 baptized 9 February 1673, Cape Town 10 Notes: He first appears living in the Cape District (Opgaaf return 1695) and continues at the Cape after his marriage (Opgaaf 1700, 1702, muster rolls 1704). He sold his house and ground, standing on the corner of the Heerestraat and the Derdebergdwarsstraat in the Table Valleij (modern Cape Town). which he had aquired from his mother, Angela van Bengalen, on 6th September 1698, to Michiel Basson on 23rd October 1704, the guarantors were Reijnier van de Sande and Willem Basson. (MOOC 9/1/34, Verkoop Conditien) On 27th June 1707 he bought a farm situated in Drakenstein, on the Berg River, from Willem Schalks (van der Merwe), orginal grant dated 7th Sep- tember 1692, for the sum of 2190 gulden. The guarantors were Jacobus van As and Willem Basson. (MOOC 9/1/23, Verkoop Conditien). On 27th April 1708 he received permission from the Burgerraad to move from the Cape district to that of Drakenstein (1 STB 15/2) and from the Opgaaf return of 1709 he appears resident in the Drakenstein District, with 20,000 vines and 1000 sheep. By the Opgaaf of 1712 he is back in the Cape District with no farm or animals. In the meeting of 21st March 1712 of the Landdrost and Heem- raaden of Stellenbosch and Drakenstein, it is noted that Gerrit Basson, burger at the Cape, still owes them 225 guldens and is about to depart for India (1STB 1/4, page 33). In February 1713 he asked permission of the Council of Policy for he and his wife, Johanna Reijnink, to return to the Patria (Netherlands) with the return fleet, paying their own costs. (C. 30, pp. 39-45, den laasten Februarij 1713). Their request was granted and this is the last we hear of them. There seem to have been no children of the marriage and Gerrit is not mentioned as one of his mother's heirs in her estate accounts of 1720, leading to the assumption that he had died before that date. It seems likely that he and his wife left for the Netherlands inFebruary or March of 1713, thus avoiding the smallpox epidemic that broke out a month or two later since there are no estate accounts for either of them among the Cape records. *** 15 Nov 2003 Hier is addisionele kommentaar van Lorna Newcomb (nie-lid van GenForum): Daar was bes moontlik ander Rijnincks aan die Kaap. Ek haal aan uit Leibrandt se Precis van `Letters Despatched' p.258 gedateer 28.3.1705: "Freemen returning to Holland: - Jochem Saxe, wife and four children; Paul Lefebre, wife and two children; Gerrit Basson and wife; J.H. Claasz; and Louis Barré...... (sic) H. Reyninck, J.P.Saxe, and B. Jansz will work their passage home." H. Reyninck was bes moontlik familie van Johanna Rijninck. Daar was ook 'n Susanna Rijninck wat as getuie opgetree het met die doop in die Kaap van Alida Basson op 28.7.1697 (dogter van Michiel Basson en Maria Daeldons). Hierdie storie is nog lank nie uitgepluis nie!  married circa 1698  11 Jannetie Reinincx Johannes Basson 1675-circa 1706 born 1675 baptized 14 July 1675, Cape Town died circa 1706   circa 1701 extramarital relationship Zacharia Jansz Visser 12 circa 1667-circa 1721 of the farm, de Blomkooltje, Paarl Elsie Basson born 1677 born 1677 13 baptized 29 August 1677, Cape Town 14 Notes: She presumably died before 1681 when a sister was given the same name. Michiel Basson 1679-circa 1719 born 1679 baptized 25 June 1679, Cape Town died circa 1719  married Maria Daensdons 15 died circa 1714 Elsje Basson 1681-before 1717 born 1681 baptized 29 June 1681, Cape Town died before 1717  married Rijnier van Sande 16 died circa 1717 soldier in employ of the Dutch East India Company (1697) Maria Basson 1683-circa 1713 born 1683 baptized 15 May 1683, Cape Town died circa November 1713  married 28 May 1702 Cape Town Christiaan Maasdorp 17 born circa 1673 wagonmaker

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