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David le Fevre
died before 1673
Elisabeth le Bleu
died 1678
Marie le Febre 1
born circa 1651, Marcq, near Calais 2
died circa April 1701, (assumed from date of inventory) 3
Notes:
The details of her parents and her Prevot children come from the
Church registers of the Protestant Church at Guines, near Calais,
as transcribed by W. Minet and W.C. Walter, 1891, and recorded in
the book by C. G. Botha: The French Refugees at the Cape, 1919,
and the article by M. Boucher, The Cape Huguenots from the
Calaisis, in Familia vol.12 no.1, 1975, p.6-17.

In a list of April 1690 she is listed as the wife of Henrik Eekhoff,
with four children. G.M.Theal, Chronicles of Cape Commanders,
Cape Town, W.A.Richards & Son, Castle Street, 1886m, page 286.


In the Muster Rolls of 1692, as the wife of Louis de Pieromme,
still with four children, in 1693 the couple is still listed with four
children. Muster Rolls, VC39, vol 1, 1692, p.121, 1693, p.129

In the statement of accounts drawn up after the death of her third
husband, Louis de Peronne, and dated 26 January 1697, she is said
to have six children, three by her first husband Charles Pruvo, one
by her second husband Hendrik Eekhof, and two by her third. Their
names are not given.

The inventory of goods drawn up after her death in 1701 lists the
names of all six surviving children: Abraham Pruvo, Elizabeth Pruvo,
Anna Pruvo, Matthijs Hendrik Eeckhout, Bernardus de Peronne and
Maria de Peronne.

married (1) 8 October 1673 at Guines, near Calais 4

Charles Prevot
circa 1650-before 1688
master wheelwright (1673) 5
of Dunkirk 6


David
1675 -
1685

Marie
b.1678

Abraham
b.1679

Anne
1681 -
bef.1740
children

Elisabeth
b.1683

Charles
b.1688



married (2) 29 August 1688 15

( this date from Personalia of the Germans at the Cape, 1652-1806,
by J.A. Hoge, page 83)


Hendrik Eekhoff
died circa 1692
farmer
of Watervliet, Drakenstein 16


Matthijs Hendrik
d.bef.1722
children



married (3) 19 October 1692 at Stellenbosch 18

( this information from French Refugees at the Cape,
by C.G. Botha)


Louis de Peronne
died circa 1696
of Drakenstein 19


Bernadus
b.1695

Maria Magdalena
b. c1696
children



(4) circa 1698 (assumed from muster rolls) 23

Hercules Dupree de jonge

children of Marie le Febre and Charles Prevot

David Prevot 1675-1685
born 10 March 1675, Marcq, near Calais 7
died 9 February 1685, Marcq, near Calais 8

Marie Prevot born 1678
born 10 February 1678, Lower Marcq, near Calais 9
baptized 17 February 1678, Calais 10

Notes: She is not mentioned as one of the three
surviving children of Charles Prevot in the Inventory
drawn up on 26th January 1697, after the death of
Louis de Peronne, Maria le Febre's third husband, so
she had presumably died before that date.

Abraham Prevot born 1679
born 24 May 1679, Marcq, near Calais 11

Anne Prevot 1681-before 1740
born 18 February 1681, Marcq, near Calais
died before 10 October 1740, (date of inventory)
 married circa June 1696

Schalk Willemsz van der Merwe 12 1673-before 1740
of from 1692 the farm De Hoop, Drakenstein
later the farm Wittenberg, Drakenstein

Elisabeth Prevot born 1683
born 31 October 1683, Les Attaques, south east of Calais 13

Charles Prevot born 1688
born May 1688
baptized 16 May 1688, aboard the vessel Scheldt, in Table Bay 14

Notes: He is not mentioned as one of the three
surviving children of Charles Prevot in the Inventory
drawn up on 26th January 1697, after the death of
Louis de Peronne, Maria le Febre's third husband, so
he had presumably died before that date.


children of Marie le Febre and Hendrik Eekhoff

Matthijs Hendrik Eekhof died before 1722
died before April 1722, (date of his wife's next marriage)
 married 22 October 1719 Drakenstein

Elisabeth Vivier 17 1698-before 1730
of De Vaderlandse Rietklooff, Piquetberg


children of Marie le Febre and Louis de Peronne

Bernadus de Peronne 20 born 1695
born 1695, (or earlier - assumed - see note above) 21

Notes: In the Muster Rolls of 1692, the year of her marriage to
Louis de Peronne, Maria le Febre is listed along with Louis de Pieromme
and four children. We know that four of her children born prior to that marriage
survived to adulthood so that I have assumed that when, in 1693 the couple is
still listed with four children, these are still her four children from previous
marriages, three Prevots and one Eekhof (see the notes with Marie Le Febre).

In the 1695 muster roll (no date, but likely taken at the end of the year) this
couple is listed with five children, a child presumably having been born to the
couple since 1693. The 26 January 1697.statement of accounts drawn up after
the death of Louis de Peronne, says that there were then two children of the
marriage. I have assumed therefore that one child was born before the muster
roll of 1695, say in 1694 or 1695, and that the second child was born most
probably during 1696. The children are not named.

Their names are given in the inventory of goods drawn up after Marie le Febre's
death in 1701 as: Abraham Pruvo, Elizabeth Pruvo, Anna Pruvo, Matthijs Hendrik
Eeckhout, Bernardus de Peronne and Maria de Peronne.

I have combined thes two pieces of information, taken the order of children as
given in that document and assumed that it was Bernardus who was born first
nd Maria second, but this is only an assumption.

Maria Magdalena de Peronne born circa 1696
born circa 1696, (assumed - see note to Bernardus above)
 married 25 December 1712 Stellenbosch

Jacob Mostert 22 died circa 1723
farmer
of on the Zoute Revier, behind the blauweberg

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