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Cornelis Cornelisz Mostert Sara Janse Sarra died circa 1681 Jan Cornelisz Mostert died 1718 Elisabeth Nieumeyer died circa 1720

Hester Mostert 1 born 1690, at the Cape 2 baptized 8 October 1690, Cape Town 3 Notes: Her husband left for Holland in March 1718 and she is listed in the muster rolls of that year as living on her own in the Cape District: Hester Mostert wife of Benjamin Wiese. In December 1721 she requested of the Council of Policy that she be allowed, with her two children, to join her husband, Benjamin Wiese, in the Netherlands, travelling on one of the ships of the return fleet and to be granted free passage. Her request was granted but only if she paid the usual amount for her passage, although the children could travel free. (Resolutions of the Council of Policy of Cape of Good Hope, Dingsdagh den 9e December 172, C. 58, pp. 2-6. TANAP) When the inventory of her deceased mother's property was drawn up on the 26th October 1720 she was listed as one of the heirs but by the time the estate accounts were finalised on 22 March 1723, it is her children who are listed. Yet, in 1728 she apparently baptised a child in Amsterdam.

married (1) 20 March 1712 at Cape Town 4 Isak Kaf born Amsterdam 5 died circa 1713 6

married (2) 14 February 1714 at Cape Town 7 Benjamin Wiese born 1689 assistant in service of the Dutch East India Company 8

Johannes Benjamin b.1715 Hendrik Diederik b.1716 Pieter 1718 - c1780 children Elisabeth b.1728

children of Hester Mostert and Benjamin Wiese Johannes Benjamin Wiese born 1715 born 1715 9 baptized 9 June 1715, Cape Town 10 Hendrik Diederik Wiese 11 born 1716 born 1716 12 baptized 8 November 1716, Cape Town 13 Pieter Wiese 1718-circa 1780 born 1718, at the Cape baptized 6 March 1718, Cape Town died circa January 1780  married 23 October 1740 Stellenbosch Margaretha Swart 14 1724-1791 of Sonquasdoordrift, district Drakenstein Elisabeth Wiese born 1728 born 1728 15 baptized 10 September 1728, Amsterdam, Lutherse Kerken 16

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