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Roelof Adriaensz van Wijk circa 1640-before 1699 Trijntje Jans born circa 1637 Hans Helmis circa 1644-circa 1689 Gerretie Willems born circa 1651 Arie van Wijk circa 1668-circa 1713 Cornelia Helmes circa 1676-1720

Roelof van Wijk 1 born 1694 2 baptized 5 September 1694, Cape Town 3 died circa 1746, (inventory date) 4 Notes: Details of this family from the Deceased Estate Accounts of Willem van Wijk d'oude, 1771-72.

married 28 September 1727 at Stellenbosch 5 Aletta Bezuijdenhout

Gerbrecht d. c1760 children Cornelia d.bef.1771 children Aletta b.1733 Catharina b.1735 Adriaan b.1737 Wynand b.1740 Johanna Sophia b. c1742 Maria Dorothea d.1771

children of Roelof van Wijk and Aletta Bezuijdenhout Gerbrecht van Wijk died circa 1760 died circa 1760, (assumed from date of Inventory)  married Gerrit van Emmenes 6 Cornelia van Wijk died before 1771 died before 1771  married Johannes Claassen 7 Aletta van Wijk 8 born 1733 born 1733 9 baptized 9 August 1733, Drakenstein 10  married Michiel du Plooij 11 Catharina van Wijk 12 born 1735 baptized 15 May 1735, Drakenstein 13  married Matthys van As 14 Adriaan van Wijk Roelofsz 15 born 1737 born 1737 16 baptized 1 September 1737, Drakenstein 17 Wynand van Wijk Roelofsz 18 born 1740 born 1740 19 baptized 5 June 1740, Drakenstein 20 Johanna Sophia van Wijk 21 born circa 1742 baptized 13 January 1743, Drakenstein 22  married Barend van den Berg 23 Maria Dorothea van Wijk 24 died 1771 died 1771, 't Land van Waveren 25 Notes: Information on her and her marriage comes from the Estate Accounts of Willem van Wijk d'oude, dated 21st October 1772. Corrections have been made in those accounts to the children of Roelof van Wijk, and in a second entry her husband is given as N: Carstens.  married Gideon Carstens 26

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