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Jan Cornelisz van Outbeierland
born Outbeierland 1
died 1713 2
 | | Notes: | He arrived at the Cape in 1666 as a sailor on the ship Walcheren, after
which he was freed to work a hand to the freeburgers, but in 1670 he
asked to be taken back into the Company service under a three year
contract at 13 guldens per month, and then to become a farmer.
Resolutions of the Council of Policy, C. 6, pp. 24-65, 5 March 1670
(TANAP)
On the 21st May 1703 he was absolved by the Militia Council from
military duty on account of his advanced age. (1 STB 15/2)
Muster rolls, VC 39
p. 55 1677
Jan Cornelisz en Catrijn Hermans, 1 k.
p. 58 1678
Jan Cornelisz en Catrina Herman 1.
p. 61 1679
Jan Cornelissen en Catharina Hermansz 1k.
p. 67 1682
Jan Bombam en Catharijn Harmens 1k
p. 71 1685
Jan Cornelisz en Maria Kickart 2k |
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married (1) 22 May 1672 at Cape Town 3
Catharina Harmansz
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married (2) 11 July 1683 at Cape Town 8
( he divorced her in 1701. He was granted the
right to remarry but she was not.)
Maria Kickers |
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| | children of Jan Cornelisz van Outbeierland and Catharina Harmansz | |
| | Trijntie Cornelisz van Outbeierland born 1675
baptized 12 May 1675, Cape Town 4 |
| Cornelis Cornelisz van Outbeierland 5 born 1676
baptized 29 November 1676, Cape Town 6
Notes: On the 10th November 1698 he and his
father, Jan Cornelis van Oudbeijerland requested
that the Weeskamewas grant him control of his
maternal inheritance of 900 florins, and this was
granted. (MOOC 1/1 Weesmeestern Notulen).
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| Anna Cornelisz van Outbeierland born 1680
baptized 1680, Cape Town 7
Notes: Reference code: C. 47, pp. 32-42. print version
Dingsdagh den 13e September 1718, voormiddags.
Volgens extract uijt de leeningh rollen zouden d’ ondergesche. uijt dien hoofde aan d’ E. Compe. nogh ten agteren zijn de daar voor g’extraheerde sommen, namentlijk:
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81:05:— Jan Conelisz. van oud Beijerland, wiens wede., door de wandelingh Maria Bombam [6] gent., in leeven en desselfs dogter getrouwt is met Jan Barentsz. Siger, [7] als mede nogh drie sonen, Theunis, Jacobus en Willem Bota.
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