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Jan Coenraadsz Visser alias Jan Groff died circa 1696 Geertjen Gerrits died 1692

Jan Jansz Visser 1 born 1667, at the Cape 2 baptized 16 January 1667, Cape Town 3 Notes: This couple made their last opgaaf return in 1705, when they are recorded as having one son and three daughters, and they last appear in the muster rolls, living at the Cape, on 31st January 1708. After that there is no record of them at the Cape. Did they move on to Batavia or repatriate? Cape Town Congregation - membership register 1696-1712. page 121, 1708, 27 Junij, Johannes Visscher, onder-coopman, met attest[atie] vertrokken. for a note on his parentage see below#

married 8 May 1689 at Cape Town 4 Catrina Janse Van Der Zee

Jannetie b.1690 Zacharia b.1691 Johannes b.1693 Willem b.1696 Geertruyd b.1699 Catrina b.1702 Willem b.1705

children of Jan Jansz and Catrina Janse Visser Jannetie Visser born 1690 born 1690 5 baptized 5 March 1690, Cape Town 6 Zacharia Visser born 1691 born 1691 7 baptized 1 April 1691, Cape Town 8 Johannes Visser born 1693 born 1693 9 baptized 29 November 1693, Cape Town 10 Willem Visser born 1696 born 1696 11 baptized 26 August 1696, Cape Town 12 Geertruyd Visser born 1699 born 1699 13 baptized 31 May 1699, Cape Town 14 Catrina Visser born 1702 born 1702 15 baptized 20 August 1702, Cape Town 16 Willem Visser born 1705 born 1705 17 baptized 17 July 1705, Cape Town 18

# The parents of Jan Jansz Visser This couple did not always, apparently, have witnesses at the baptisms of their children, but out of four baptisms with witnesses, two would seem to be siblings of Jan Visser, Zacharia Wagenaer (Visser) and Coenraat Visser, and a third a niece, Jannetie Verschuur. Following this and judging from his patronym I have assumed he was the same Jan Visser who was baptised 16th January 1667, the son of Jan Coenraets Visser and his wife Grietjen Gerritsen.

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