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Cornelis Claasz died before 1688 Catharina van Bengalen

Catharina Cornelisz born 1684 1 baptized 5 November 1684, Cape Town 2 died between 1718 and 1719 3 Notes: for a note on her parentage see below#

married Robbert Jansz van Hoorn died after 1725 of Stellenbosch 4

Maettjen Robbertsz b.1700 children Joannes b.1701 Jan 1704 - 1758 children Johanna Elisabeth Robberts 1708 - 1779 children Katryn b.1710 Maria b.1712

children of Catharina Cornelisz and Robbert Jansz van Hoorn Maettjen Robbertsz van Hoorn born 1700 baptized 3 January 1700, Stellenbosch  married Maurits Walter Joannes van Hoorn born 1701 born 1701 5 baptized 1701, Stellenbosch 6 Jan Robbertz 1704-1758 born 1704, at the Cape baptized 3 August 1704, Stellenbosch died 7 November 1758  married 4 June 1730 Cape Town Anna Sophia Horsel 7 died circa 1758 Johanna Elisabeth Robberts van Hoorn 1708-1779 born 1708, at the Cape baptized 29 April 1708, Stellenbosch died 16 February 1779, Cape Town  married (1) 27 May 1725 Cape Town Pieter Bureé died before 1768  married (2) after 1736 (presumably) Jan van der Stap 8 Katryn van Hoorn born 1710 born 1710 9 baptized 28 December 1710, Stellenbosch 10 Notes: Cape Town, VC 606, page 10, 1743 15 December 1743 Thomas, de ouders poul Tetz en Catharina Hoorn de getuijgen Nicolase van Blerk en Catharina Mag[ ]ki Maria van Hoorn 11 born 1712 born 1712 12 baptized 30 October 1712, Stellenbosch 13

# The parents of Catharina Cornelisz I have no direct proof of her family, but I believe that she is the same as the Catarina who was baptised on the fifth of November at Cape Town, daugher of Kees de Boer and Catharina (Cape Town church registers, VOC 603). In his article 'The Soetkoek Syndrome' (Capensis 2/2001: 27-30 ) Mansell Upham provides the evidence that the man known as Kees de Boer was in fact Cornelis Claasz. In two notarial documents in the Stellenbosch Archive (1STB 18/155, p. 272 and 1STB 18/156, p. 50, 12) Robbert Jansz van Hoorn is associated with members of this family, although no relationship is stated. In addition, Catharina van Bengale and her second husband were witnesses to the baptism of the two sons of Robbert Jansz and Catharina named Johannes and Jan, in 1700 and 1704, and Robbert Jansz van Hoorn was a baptismal witness, along with Adriaantje Gabriels (who would be his sister-in-law, if this connection is correct) at the baptism of a daughter of Elsie Speldenburgh, daughter of Adriaantje Gabriels, in 1702 at Stellenbosch.

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