Maria Van Negapatnam

Born: Abt 1669, , , India
Christened: 8 Jun 1721
Partnership (1): Jan Coenraadsz Visser
Died: , Cape Colony, South Africa

Family Links

Spouses/Children:

1. Jan Coenraadsz Visser

Susanna Visser+

(+ Shows person has known children.)

bullet Birth Notes:

http://www.geni.com/people/Maria-van-Negapatnam/6000000000304279408?through=388130228050004112

bullet Christening Notes:

Maria van Negapatnam word self gedoop as 'n bejaarde persoon op 8 Junie 1721.
http://www.geni.com/people/Maria-van-Negapatnam/6000000000304279408?through=388130228050004112

bullet Death Notes:

http://www.geni.com/people/Maria-van-Negapatnam/6000000000304279408?through=388130228050004112

bullet Sources of information or noted events in her life were:

• Web Based Info. http://www.geni.com/people/Maria-van-Negapatnam/6000000000304279408?through=388130228050004112

• Children. http://www.stamouers.com/visser.html

Coenraad het 'n paar kinders met die slavin Maria van Negapatnam ook bekend as Maria van Bengale gehad. Maria was gebore c1669, en sy word gedoop as 'n volwassene op 8 Julie 1721 te Stellenbosch toe sy 53 jaar oud was.

Jan Coenraad Visser doop die volgende kinders, die moeder was Maria van NEGAPATNAM / Maria van Bengale / van de Cust Coromandel: b7 ANTHONIE gedoop 20 April 1692 b8 SUSANNA (Gedoop as Sara) 30 Okt 1695, sy sterwe Junie 1779, X 6 Nov 1716 Hans Hattingh, XX Wilhelm Rubeck b9 JACOB gedoop 12 Jan 1696 b10 PIETER gedoop 24 April 1697 b11 MARIA gedoop 28 Junie 1699

Böeseken in Slaves and Free Blacks at the Cape 1658-1700, p. 172, Jan Coenraad het 24 Maart 'n kontrak opgeskrywe, hy het verseker dat Maria VAN BENGALE 27/28 jarige en haar drie kinders (Anthony vier jaar oud, Susanna, twee jaar oud, Jacobus een jaar oud) vrygestel moet word nadat hy gesterwe het:

Maria van Negapatnam doop 'n ander dogtertjie in Okt/Nov 1708 met die naam Geertruij, die vader word gegee as Gerrit Elders. Maria van Negapatnam word self gedoop as 'n bejaarde persoon op 8 Junie 1721

Volgens W H J Hattingh het Maria van Bengale en Hendrik Willemse 'n seun met die naam Willem in die Paarl gedoop op 7 November 1711

From The First Fifty Years Project

Family 1

Jan Coenraad Visser b. c 1620

Children

•Anthony Visser b. c 1692
•Susanna Visser b. c 1694
•Jacobus Visser b. b 12 Jan 1696
•Pieter Visser b. 21 Apr 1697
•Maria Visser b. 28 Jun 1699
Family 2

Arendt van Mallebaer b. c 1665

Child

•Arent NN
Family 3

Gerrit Evertsz b. c 1669

Child Geertruij Evertsz*

Family 4

Hendrik Willemsz b. c 1680

Child

•Willem Willemsz Bapt. 7 Nov 1711
http://www.geni.com/people/Maria-van-Negapatnam/6000000000304279408?through=388130228050004112

Maria married Jan Coenraadsz Visser, son of Coenraad Visscher and Unknown, in 1662. (Jan Coenraadsz Visser was born about 1633 in Ommen, Overijssel, Friesland, Netherlands and died about 1699 in , Cape Colony, South Africa.)

bullet Sources of information or n events in their marriage were:

• Web Based Info. http://www.geni.com/people/Maria-van-Negapatnam/6000000000304279408?through=388130228050004112

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