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Cornelis Ockers alias Willemsz 1673-circa 1714 Anna Catharina Rigman van Weij 1686-1777

Catharina Olivier 1 born 1708 2 baptized 30 December 1708, Stellenbosch 3 died before December 1743 4 Notes: for a note on her parentage see below#

married (1) Arnoldus Johannes Basson 1702-circa 1742 of Vrolijkhijd, beyond the Roodezand 5

Johannes Cornelis b.1727 Andries b.1729 Anna Catharina b.1732

married (2) 2 December 1742 at Drakenstein 16 Pieter du Plessis

children of Catharina Olivier and Arnoldus Johannes Basson Johannes Cornelis Basson 6 born 1727 born 1727 7 baptized 13 July 1727, Drakenstein 8 Andries Basson 9 born 1729 born 1729 10 baptized 20 November 1729, Drakenstein 11 Anna Catharina Basson 12 born 1732 born 1732 13 baptized 20 April 1732, Stellenbosch 14 Notes: ?? Swartland, marriages page 81, 1747 den 8 8br Christiaan Hatting van Cabo de Goede Hoop burger in de vergelege districten J.M. met Anna Catarina Basson van Cabo voorn: JD  married Christiaan Hatting 15

# The parents of Catharina Olivier The witness to the baptism of her first child, at Drakenstein 1727, was Anna van der Weij, and to her third child, Steven Foche & Maria Olivier. If this identification is correct the first would be her mother and the second her sister. She and her husband Arnoldus Basson, were the witnesses at the baptism of the first child, Philip Arnoldus, of Johannes Olivier and his wife Cecilia du Pres in 1731. Johannes would be her brother if this identification is correct. The inventory drawn up after her husband's death in 1742 was done by Johannes Olivier, Joost Bevernagie and Dirk Crafford. The first would be her brother and the second her stepfather. The witness to the baptism of her first child, at Drakenstein 1727, was Anna van der Weij, and to her third child, Steven Foche & Maria Olivier. If this identification is correct the first would be her mother and the second her sister. She and her husband Arnoldus Basson, were the witnesses at the baptism of the first child, Philip Arnoldus, of Johannes Olivier and his wife Cecilia du Pres in 1731. Johannes would be her brother if this identification is correct.

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