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Arij van Wijk Willemse 1686-circa 1731 Antonetta Campher died after 1740 Matthijs Hendrik Eekhof died before 1722 Elisabeth Vivier 1698-before 1730 Gerrit van Wijk Ariesz: 1714-circa 1787 Maria Magdalena Eckhoff 1721-1776

Catharina Elisabeth van Wijk 1 born circa 1741, Cape of Good Hope 2 baptized 22 January 1741, Cape Town 3 died circa 1808 4 will dated 1 October 1802 and filed 3 March 1808 5 Notes: In her will made jointly with her husband on 7th March 1764 she declared that her parents were Gerrit van Wyk Ariesz and Maria Magdalena Eckhoff. Details of her children come from the Deceased Estate Accounts of her father, Gerrit Ariesz: van Wijk, 1787 and from her own wills of 1801 and 1808. In her father's Estate Accounts and Inventory, she is called Elizabeth van Wijk, perhaps this is the name by which she was usually known.

married 2 April 1758 at Swartland 6 Johannes Diederick Putter 1733-circa 1792 farmer 7

Johannes Gerhardus Anna Elisabeth d. c1813 children Sacharia Margaretha Diederik Johannes Maria Jacomina Sophia Jacoba d.bef.1808 children Lodewyk Arnoldus Martha Christina

children of Catharina Elisabeth van Wijk and Johannes Diederick Putter Johannes Gerhardus Putter Anna Elisabeth Putter died circa 1813 died circa December 1813, (assumed from will filing date)  married (1) Jan Hendrik Olivier 8 died circa 1798 of De Melkboom, on the Vetrivier  married (2) circa 1807 (or before) Andries Petrus van Wijk Jacobus Zoon 9 Sacharia Margaretha Putter 10  married Johan Weghard Brummer 11 Diederik Johannes Putter 12 Maria Jacomina Putter 13  married Arend Johannes de Lange 14 Sophia Jacoba Putter died before 1808 died before 1808  married Willem Rijnts 15 Lodewyk Arnoldus Putter 16 Martha Christina Putter 17  married Maarten Johannes Slabbert 18

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