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Jasper Janse died 1718

Huijbregtje Jasperz 1 died before November 1730, (date of will filing) 2 will dated 21 October 1716 and filed 4 November 1730 3 Notes: In the Estate Account Receipt of her husband, Floris Slabbert, she is described as his deceased wife. The document is not dated but is bound with Inventories of 1727-1731. (MOOC 8/5,64)

married 15 April 1684 at Aagtekerke, Zeeland 4 Floris Slabbert 1656-circa 1732 farmer (1716) 5 of Contermans Kloof, Tijgersberg 6

Neeltje b.1685 children Jannetje Jasper d.bef.1764 Lijsbeth 1691 - c1771 children Maerten b.1694 Maerten 1696 - c1713 Maatje 1698 - 1774 children Pieter 1701 - 1764 Gideon b.1706

children of Huijbregtje and Floris Slabbert Neeltje Slabbert born 1685 born 1685, Meliskerke baptized 29 April 1685, Meliskerke, Walcheren, Zeeland  married 21 November 1700 Cape Town Robbert Robbertsz Brand 1656-circa 1732 quartermaster in the employ of the Dutch East India Company (1699) Jannetje Slabbert 7 born Zeeland 8 Notes: no baptism found  married 2 April 1702 Stellenbosch 10 Pieter Andries Sax 9 died before 1727 Jasper Slabbert died before 1764 born Middelburg 11 died before 1764 12 Notes: In 1745 he petitioned the Council of Policy for the freehold of the cattle farm which he currently held on loan, called 'Thee Fontein', near the Uylekraal, towards Swartland. (from: H.C.V.Leibbrandt, Precis of the Archives of the Cape of Good Hope: Requesten (Memorials) volume 3, page 1065) The inventory, dated September 1764, drawn up after the death of Pieter Slabbert, his brother, names him as the late Jasper Slabbert, and give his surviving heirs as his children Maarten Slabbert, Johannes Slabbert, Maria Slabbert the wife of Theunis Scalkwijk and the children of his daughter Huijbregtje Slabbert, deceased wife of Gerrit Cloete Jacobsz:  married 26 June 1712 Cape Town 14 Johanna Meijburg 13 born circa 1693, at the Cape 15 Lijsbeth Slabbert 1691-circa 1771 born 1691, Middelburg, Zeeland baptized 15 April 1691, Meliskerke, Walcheren, Zeeland died circa October 1771  married 3 March 1709 Cape Town Jacobus Smit 16 born circa 1693 farmer of Uylekraal, Swartland Maerten Slabbert born 1694 born 1694 17 baptized 24 October 1694, Meliskerke 18 Notes: He presumably died before the birth of his brother also named Maarten who was baptised July 22, 1696 at Meliskerke. Maerten Slabbert 1696-circa 1713 born 1696 19 baptized 22 July 1696, Meliskerke 20 died circa 1713 buried 1713, Stellenbosch 21 Notes: There is no mention of him in the Distribution Receipt of the estate of the deceased Floris Slabbert, but there is a record of burial fees having been paid for a Maarten Slabbert to the Stellenbosch Congregation in 1713, the year that many people died at the Cape during the smallpox epidemic. (MOOC 8/5, 64 - no date, but filed with other inventories of 1727-31) (Verlore Dokumentasie oor die Gemeente Stellenbosch van 1689 tot 1725, by Ockert Malan, in Capensis ... ) Maatje Slabbert 1698-1774 born 1698, Meliskerke baptized 11 April 1698, Meliskerke died 22 October 1774, Cape Town  married 14 March 1717 Cape Town Johannes Visser 22 1689-circa 1752 farmer Pieter Slabbert 1701-1764 born 1701, Cape Town 23 baptized 21 August 1701, Cape Town 24 died 30 May 1764, Swartland 25 Notes: He made his profession of belief to become a member of the Cape Town NG Church on 23 November 1722, and his witness was his father, Floris Slabbert. He was one of the witnesses to the will of Elisabeth Slabbert and Jacobus Smit on 13th August 1730. He would appear to have left no children since his estate was divided up amongst his brothers and sisters. Gideon Slabbert born 1706 born 1706, Cape Town 26 baptized 31 January 1706, Cape Town 27 Notes: He made his profession of belief to become a member of the Cape Town NG Church on 1 November 1723, with Floris Slabbert, his father, as his witness.  married 7 March 1728 Drakenstein 28 Francina Carstens died circa 1745

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