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Catharina Lafebre 1 born at the Cape 2 died 18 June 1760, Stellenbosch 3

married (1) 10 August 1700 at Stellenbosch 4 Abraham Evertsz died 1712 farmer 5 of Stellenbosch 6

Appolonia b.1706

married (2) 9 February 1721 at Stellenbosch 11 Christoffel Smit 1688-1770 farmer 12 of the farm named Sútrij or Lútrij, district of Stellenbosch 13

Katrijn b.1715 Adriana b.1717 Johannes b.1720 Christoffel b.1722 children Marija Magdalena b.1726 Lijsbet 1730 - c1759

children of Catharina Lafebre and Abraham Evertsz Appolonia Evertsz 7 born 1706 born 1706, at the Cape 8 baptized 11 April 1706, Stellenbosch 9 Notes: She and Andries Esterhuisen were witnesses at the baptism of Elisabeth Smit in February 1730.  married 17 July 1727 Drakenstein Jan Andries Esterhuisen died 1712 born at the Cape 10 children of Catharina Lafebre and Christoffel Smit Katrijn Smit born 1715 born 1715 14 baptized 21 January 1715, Stellenbosch 15 Adriana Smit born 1717 baptized 27 February 1717, Stellenbosch 16 Johannes Smit born 1720 born 1720 17 baptized 28 July 1720, Stellenbosch 18  married 9 June 1747 Drakenstein 19 Susanna Nortje 1688-1770 Christoffel Smit born 1722 baptized 22 November 1722, Stellenbosch  married 8 April 1753 Drakenstein Maria van Wijk Marija Magdalena Smit born 1726 born 1726 20 baptized 6 May 1726, Stellenbosch 21 Lijsbet Smit 22 1730-circa 1759 born 1730, at the Cape 23 baptized 26 February 1730, Stellenbosch 24 died circa 1759 25 Notes: There were presumably no children of this marriage since her parents were her heirs after she died intestate circa 1759. On the 28 December 1759 her parents renounced this inheritance in favour of their son-in-law, Anthonij Nortje.  married 25 December 1752 Stellenbosch 27 Anthonij Nortje 26 born 1732 of Stellenbosch 28

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