Inventory 4347
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1055. whether or not the slaves should be retained or sold for the greatest service of the Company. In this predicament, the undersigned were obliged for the present to propose, among the slaves who were provisionally to be retained, all those who are baptized, amounting to a number of 157 head; and since these are all natives and have their parents among the Company's other slaves, who thus fall under the terms of not being permitted to be separated from one another, the number of these baptized or related slaves is thereby alone increased to 215 head, consisting for a large part of old, infirm persons or children, from all of whom no service whatsoever can be derived, these being arranged in their respective families on the list under letter B. From the aforesaid general number of 419 slaves, 235 head must therefore still be added to the aforementioned 215 to make up the number of 450, to which the high-ruling Lords Masters have been pleased to order that the slaves provisionally to be retained should be brought. The undersigned have prepared a roster under letter C, showing the services to which, and the various posts where, the Company's slaves, as well as the Eastern convicts placed in the slave lodge and the Chinese confined locally, are employed; and since on the same roster under number 39 there are listed for general labor, as commonly known, 130 able-bodied boys and 118 able-bodied girls, yet under this general labor other specific duties are again included, it appeared necessary to the undersigned to specify the same general labor in further detail on a separate list under letter D, in order thus conveniently to determine from both those lists the services or posts where the Company's slaves can best or most suitably be spared, of which they have drawn up a list according to their best judgment, appended hereto under letter E. And since this last-mentioned list yields a number of 323 head, namely 218 slave boys and 105 girls, whereby 76 are thus still lacking to the aforementioned number of 1056. of 399, they deemed it proper to leave it to the choice of your Right Honorable Sir and Honorable Worships yourselves to designate, from the services that have remained untouched on the roster letter E and the detail letter D, such as shall be considered conveniently capable of being spared, to make up the missing 76 head. Now, since for the reasons adduced above, among the slaves who are baptized, a large portion had to be proposed for retention who, whether through advanced age or infirmities, have already become unfit for labor, or through childhood are still incapable, and moreover some are always absconding or ill, it appeared to the undersigned that it would serve the greatest benefit of the Company if, to make up the rest of the fixed number of 450 head to be retained, the most able-bodied and capable were chosen, and that for the largest part male slaves were selected for this purpose; proposing thus that, apart from those regarding whose sale at the fishermen's shed and the whole kraal a decision has already been made, in general, both in the slave lodge and elsewhere, there should be sorted out for sale all those from whom the least service can be derived for the Company, and among them, from the number of 45 incapacitated male and female slaves, those who may still be deemed somewhat salable, in order to relieve the Company of the burden of their maintenance; and from the adolescent children or so-called schoolboys and girls, all those who are not baptized, furthermore the sickly and infirm, with a statement at their sale of the illnesses or defects from which they suffer. Herewith the undersigned trust to have fulfilled the commission entrusted to them and to have achieved the intention of your Right Honorable Sir and Honorable Worships in fulfillment of the highly revered letters of the High-Ruling Lords Masters. And they declare, moreover, to sign with due respect, Right Honorable Sir and Honorable Worships, Your Right Honorable and Honorable Worships' humble servants, signed: L. J. Rhenius, O. G. de Wet. Cape of Good Hope, the 15th of March 1791. General list or roll of all the Company's slaves, as well as the Eastern convicts placed in the slave lodge, as the same were taken and found on the 11th of March 1791. Agrees: A. Faure. Letter A. 1557. Copy. 1058. Able-bodied Boys 12 in the Government House: Baptized / Unbaptized Willem first Anna Catrijn: 1 / Kammallie of Bengal: / 1 Ioctoe ditto of Madagascar: / 1 Simalakoelakke: / 1 Sitile: / 1 Ningista: / 1 Carel of Elisabeth: 1 / Thamein of Madagascar: / 1 Naherie: / 1 Barakka: / 1 Tschomhombe: / 1 Kataij: / 1 19 in the Dispensary: Mahassitse of Madagascar: / 1 Anthonjong: / 1 Poo: / 1 Macomba: / 1 Iohannes of Ambeladokka: 1 / Mercaninoe of Mosamba: / 1 Missikoa: / 1 Monkaroega: / 1 Naykothoa: / 1 Newewelie: / 1 Mosepse: / 1 Molika: / 1 Mahopamnoe: / 1 Plaatsie: / 1 Moamkanie: / 1 Omkawire: / 1 Masusitsa: / 1 Maringa: / 1 Moraboese: / 1 31 head carried forward: 3 / 28
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1055. der slaven al ofte niet tot de meeste dienst van de Comp„nie zoude dienen te werden aangehouden of verkogt. - In deeze belemmering zyn de ander„ geteekendens genoodzaakt geweest al„ thans vast onder de slaven, die men pro visioneel diende aantehouden, alle de„ zulke voor te dragen die gedoopt zyn, uytmakende een Getal van 157 Kappen en dewyl deeze alle inboorlingen zijn en hunne Ouders onder de andere 's Comp. slaven hebben, dewelke dus vallen in de Termen van niet te mogen werden van een gescheyden, word het getal van deeze gedoopte of aan elk anderen ver- maagschapte slaven alleen daar door ver„ meerdert tot 215 koppen voor een groot gedeelte bestaande in oude gebrekke ge of kinderen, van de welke alle geen Dienst hoegenaamd kan worden genoo„ ten, zynde deeze in hunne byzondere Ja„ millien gebragt op de Leyst sub La B. Uijt het voorsz: generaal getal van 4ig slaven dierhalven nog tot de evengem 215 moetende gevoegd worden 235 Kop„ pen, om het getal van 450 uyt te ma„ ken, tot welke de hooggebiedende Hee„ ren Meesteren hebben gelieven te ordonnee„ ordonneeren dat men de slaven provisi= oneel aan te houden zoude hebben te brengen, hebben de ondergeteeken„ dens geformeert een Rooster sub L:a C:, aantoonende de diensten, tot welke, en de onderscheydene : posten, alwaar 's Comps slaven zo wel als de in slaver Logie ge„ plaatste oostersche Banditen en het waards geconfineerde Chineezen, zig geemploieert vinden, en dewyl op dezel„ ve Rooster sub N„o 39 totl: de: gemeene werken in het gemeen bekent, staar 130 kloeke Jongens en 118 kloeke Mey„ den, dog onder deeze gemeene Werken wederom andere byzondere diensten be„ greepen zyn, is het de ondergeteekendens voorgekomen noodig te zyn, dezelve ge„ meene Werken op een aparte Leijst sub L:a D nader te detailleeren, om alzoo uit beyde die Leysten bekwaamlyk te vin„ den de diensten af Posten alwaar 's Comp slaven best of bekwaamst kunnen nor„ den gemist, waar van zy na hun beste inzien een Leijst hebben te zaam gesteld, deeze bygevoegd sub L„a C. En dewyl deeze laast gem: Lijst aplee„ verd een getal van 323 kappen te weeten 218 Slave Iongens en 105 Meyden, waar„ aan dus nog 76 tot het meerm: Getal ren van 1056 van 399 komen te ontbreeken, hebben zy gemeend ter kenze van uwe wel Edele GGest:re en E„ Achtb=re zelve te moeten over„ laten om uyt de diensten die op de Roos„ ter L:a E: en t decail L=a Donaan geroerd, gebleeven zyn; de zulke tot de ontbreeken, de 76 dappen te dispicieeren als geacht zullen worden bekwamelijk te kunnen werden gemist. - Daar nu om de vooren bygebragte Reedenen onder de slaven, die gedoopt zin ter aanhouding hebben moeten wor. den voorgedragen een groot gedeelte die het zy door Hooge ouderdom of gebree ken tot den Arbeyd reeds onbequaam geworden zijn, of door kindsheyd zig nog buijten staat bevinden, en er boven„ dien altoos eenige opdrossen of ziek zyn is het de ondergeteekendens voorgeko men: dat ten meesten dienste van de Comp verstrekken zoude, wanneer tot het aante„ houden bepaald getal van 450 kappen overigens wierden gebragt de kloek„ ste en beknaamste en dat daar toe voor het grootste Gedeelte Mans slaven wierden gekoozen; stellende alzoo, dat buiten de geene tot werkers verkoop by 't visschers hok en de ganse Kraal Hiermeede vertrouwen de on„ des geteekendens aan de hun ap„ gedragene Commissie voldaan en de Intentie van Uwe welEdele Gestre en Ed e Achtb.:re ter voldoeninge aan reeds het besluyt genomen is, over het algemeen zoo in de slaven Logie; als elders ten Verkoop zoude moe„ ten worden gesorteerd, alle dezulke van welke de minste dienst voor de Comp:nie kan werden genoten en daar„ onder uyt het getal van 45 onbequaa me Mans en Vrouwen slaven de geene die men nog eenigzints verkoop„ baar agter kan, om de Comp=nie van den Last van hun Onderhoud te ont„ slaan, en uit de aankomende Keirde ren of zoogenaamde Schooljongens en Meysjes, alle die niet gedoopt zyn, voorts de ziekelyke en gebrekki„ ge, met opgaaf by Hun verkoop van de ziektens of Gebreeken, waar„ aan zy laboreeren. reeds de de zeer gevenereerde Aanschryvens der Hoog Gebiedende Heeren Meeste„ ren te mogen hebben bereykt. En zy betuygen overigens met verschul= digt Respect te teekenen WelEdele Gestrenge Heer en E: Achtb:re Heeren UwEd Gestr: en E: Achtb ootmoedige Dienaaren /: is geteekend:/ L: I: Rchenius O. G: de Wet Cabo de goede hoop den 15 Maart 1791 Generaale Leyst o Rolle van alle 's Comp„s staven, mits gaders de in de Slaven Lagier geplaatste oostersche Banditen zodanig, als dezelve zyn opge„ „nomen en bevonden op den 11 Maart 1791. Accordeert A: Faure La A 1557. Copia. 1058 Klocke Iongens 12: In 't Gouvernement Willem 1=o Anna Catrijn Kammallie V. Bengalen foetoe do 2 d. o „ madagascas simalakoelakke sitile e „ Ningista „„ Cart v Elisabeth Thamein v. madagascar Naherie „ Barakka „ Tschomhombe„ Kataij „ 19 In de Dispens Mahassitse 2. Madagasiar Anthonjong „— Poo ƒ ƒ „ Macomba „ Iohannes „ Ambeladokka Mercaninoe „ Mosamba Missikoa „ Monkaroega Naykothoa Newewelie Mosepse „ Molika „ Mahop amnoe„ 5 Plaatsie a „ Moamkanie „ Omkawire „ Masusitsa „ Maringa 3 „ Moraboese „ 31 koppen Transporteere _ Gedoode Onstrusten 1 1 1 „ 1 1 1 1 1 1 28 3
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1658 31 heads Brought Forward 5 In the Warehouse Ssimanasse of Madagascar 1 Predrik of Tsitaatje 1 Soewergnie of Madagascar 1 Iacobus of Leis Iacoba 1 Retsia Madagascar 1 13 In the Wine Cellar Cornelis of Ampekanj 1 Willem of Anna Anissa 1 Spanketine of Madagascar 1 Saal of Isianitz 1 Isingaritte of Madagascar 1 Dita Lambo 1 Lysatfekie 1 Ammenoekie Bengal 1 Vissara Madagascar 1 Christiaan of Christina Isemak 1 Jan 1 Tjoettoe of Madagascar 1 3 With the Honorable Mr. Rhenius Willem of Malouane 1 Jonas of Eva klyntje 1 Carel of Maria 1 2 With the Fiscal Emanuel of Margriet 1 Bysammak of Madagascar 1 2 At the Water Mill Ammejanda Mosambicq 1 Samarona 1 56 heads Carried Forward 14 42 85 heads Carried Forward 15 70 2 at the Swartland Loppa of Mozambicq 1 Namncanda 1 20 At the Company's Stable Maremana Madagascar 1 Thiomake 1 Gohe 1 Mandoehan ditto 1 Ombinimane 1 Anthony 1 fiwansie 1 Rylessoe 1 Salamine 1 Schihenga 1 Hahe 1 Kammerie 1 Majongance 1 Rato 1 Misangoho 1 Hadimy 1 Instoppa 1 hitewoella 1 Makoetsi 1 Mosambe sinanie of Madagascar under light 1 With the Rev. Fleck Bangonerie of Madagascar 1 1 with ditto of Lier Sschimahettasee of Madagascar 1 56 heads Brought Forward 14 42 3 With the Minister at Stellenbosch Hendrik of Christina Isima hytsak 1 Mitawa of Madecascar 1 with the Widow Kuys Iserabbedi 1 2 at the Roode Zand Kamitsi of Madagascar 1 Sahohaij 1 baptized unchristian baptized unchristian 3 1 1 1 3 28 106 verso baptized unchristian 116 Brought Forward 17 99 85 Brought Forward 13 70 31 At the Fisherman's hut Simon of Kasetta of Madagascar 1 simalala 1 Nagen 1 Ioseph of Silane 1 Manouba Madagascar 1 Jan genrera 1 Omhina 1 kandolo 1 Ingarima 1 schidam perere 1 Malanga of St Pago 1 Kadawella of Mosambicq 1 Mayjasche 1 Onatsi 1 Vandera 1 Salemene the 2nd ditto 1 Nameakella 1 Ampinga 1 Majoewelta 1 Batseam 1 Rowerrea 1 Meguatepa 1 Isnaro 1 Ramboa 1 Mahaner of madecasier 1 Ryhae 1 Matheokka of Mosambicq 1 Kilambo the 1st Madagascar 1 Simatoutsisson 1 Reaule 1 Rottoes off 1 116 heads Carried Forward 17 99 144 heads Carried Forward 17 127 22 At the Gansecraal Koelassi of Madagascar 1 Hawokkij of Isatia 1 Simaheri 1 Sirombe 1 Makoetsi 1 Nadendoewahe 1 Aengora 1 Tanbanjoera 1 Poeloe 1 Maramira 1 Lawiel of Mosambicq 1 Dsikakerie 1 Nomboua 1 Vanatsche 1 Kalinge 1 Kowiroo 1 Wekeere 1 Paterra 1 HiKoa 1 Marifjinda 1 Bassia 1 Bevanreen 1 6 In the Bakery Isimate of Madagascar 1 Namahoenka of Mosambug 1 Miranka 1 Simakalaria 1 Johanna 1 Imankoele of Madagascar 1 baptized unchristian 3061 baptized unchristian 144 Brought Forward 17 127 16 At the Groene Kloof Lan Calaan of Madagascar 1 Lalamine 1 Soeangara 1 schi Coeroefse 1 Elimand 1 Snahauta the 1st of Mosambug 1 Dillela 1 Loenka 1 Omboua 1 Domlakomma 1 Mahera 1 Omkawere 1 Patamnoe 1 Lawire 1 Mandimanga of Madagascar 1 Lomanie 1 15 In False Bay Ratay or Tsako of Madagascar 1 Nekoegage 1 Falingene 1 Nakoeringa 1 Koewellela of Mosambicq 1 Marroa 1 BLoeckkas 1 Rijmoema of Madagascar 1 Vanake of Mosambicq 1 Tribba 1 Komnehollo of Madagascar 1 171 heads Carried Forward 17 154 194 heads Carried Forward 19 175 baptized unchristian 171 Brought Forward 17 154 8 In the Slave Kitchen Piramboy of Madagascar 1 Coetoe 1 Ssara 1 Aamdompero of Mosambicq 1 Getteld 1 Mihewela 1 Mallas Camnoer 1 Namjahokka 1 4 At the River Zonder End Trendola of Madagascar 1 Thorando of Mosambicq 1 Reynonda of Madagascar 1 Nikolo Mosambicq 1 2 At the Klapmuts Christiaan of Lannissa 1 JJeseke of Madagascar 1 in the Armory Andikehasu of Madagascar 1 Willem of Lowonne 1 Nambile of mozambigue 1 2 At the Witte Boomen Macaka of Madagascar 1 Paramnoe masambicq 1 2 At the Peeling Mill Enasoo of Mosambug 1 Aam domperol 1 2 With the Carpenters Amparak the 2nd of Madagascar 1 40 kweele of Mosambicq 1 19 175 1062 194 Brought Forward 19 175 baptized unchristian 32 At Nieuwland Mahira of Madagascar 1 Simirra or Isilisahe 1 Imparak of 1 Lambo the 2nd 1 schijko 1 Coetoe 1 Nanga 1 Mangalahe 1 Petro of Mosambicq 1 Francissoe 1 Lotsche 1 Dappollo 1 Matheamnoe 1 Namina 1 Linga 1 Nakooy 1 Mamkoarie 1 Siwella 1 Monabda 1 Ampanda 1 Patamarie 1 absent Mampera 1 Ekotscha 1 Thomas 1 Akosonko 1 Indipa 1 Rykomma 1 Ssinkola 1 Dawarewa 1 Titako 1 Manwensie of Madagascar old Head Mandor 1 Silingassa 1 Dead 1 With the Minister at Paarl Pikanban of Madagascar 1 227 heads Carried Forward 19 208 259 heads Carried Forward 20 239 19 208 227 Brought Forward 27 At Rustenburg Roelof of Susanna 1 Hillesonak of Madagascar 1 Paratong 1 Aloekoy 1 Soavia 1 Ryless 1 Massifoy 1 Loho 1 Phelatsak 1 Tjommekisak 1 Malykuvande 1 Aemanoedi 1 Malymitsi 1 Simahannay 1 Nassin veroe 1 Jan Ksgo 1 Manhyntje 1 Kandambo 1 Lysafte 1 Moatgegelloe of Mosambicq 1 Harrappes 1 Maetzulla 1 Mayjamba 1 Omlutha 1 Hakerere of Madagascar one eye 1 Silassimoira ditto decrepit 1 Sinute alias Thomas 1 3 At the Milk Shed Cattoe Morra of Madagascar 1 Coettoe Meintje 1 Europa 1 Mojenno 1 Waddoek omnoe 1 baptized unchristian 20 239
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1658 31. koppen P„r Transport - 5 In 't Pakhuijs Ssimanasse v Madagascar Predrik „ Tsitaatje Soewergnie „ Madagascas Iacobus „ Leis Iacoba Retsia Madagascar 13 In de Wynkelder Cornelis „ Ampekanj Willem „ Anna Anissa Spanketine „ madagascar Saal „ Isianitz Isingaritte„ Madagascar Dita e „ Lambo e Lysatfekie„ Ammenoekie„ bengalen Vissara „ madagascar Christiaan „ Christina Isemak Jan Tjoettoe „ madagascar 3Bij d' E Achtb:r Heer Rhenius Willem „ Malouane Jonas „ Eva klyntje Carel „ Maria 2 By de Heer Fiscaal Emanuel van Margriet Bysammak„ Madagascar 2 Aan de Watermolen Ammejanda Mosambicq Samarona 56. koppen Transporteere 14. 42 - 85 koppen Transporteere „ ed 2 „ „ „ „ aan 't Swartland Loppa v„n Mozambicq Namncanda 20 Op 's E Comp„s stal Maremana Madagascas Thiomake Gohe ƒ „ Mandoehan id Ombinimane „ Anthony fiwansie „ Rylessoe „ e Salamine „ Schihenga Hahe Kammerie Majongance Rato Misangoho „ Hadimy. „ Instoppa hitewoella Makoetsi Mosambe sinanie „madag onder Legtig Bi de Heer Pret:r Fleck Bangonerie p madagascas 1 „ „ _o „ van Lier Sschimahettasee„ madagascar e 56 koppen Transport - - - - - - 14 42 3 By de Heer Pred„k op Stellenbos Hendrik V:n Christina Isima hytsak Mitawa „ Madecascar o by de Wedwe Kuys Iserabbedi „ 2 „ „ „ „ op 't roode Zand Kamitsi van Madagascas Sahohaij gedoopte onchrisen gedoopte onchriften 15 70 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 e 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 e 1 1 1 1 „ „ „ „ dd e e 1e e 1 1 1 1 1 1 „ 1 „ - „ „ 1 1 „ 3 1 1 1 3 28 1o6 verso gedoopt on Chr 116 P„r Transport 85. P„r Transport 31 Aan 't Visschers hok Simon van Kasetta „ madagascar e simalala „ Nagen Ioseph Vn Silane Manouba„ Madagascar e Jan genrera„ e Omhina e kandolo „ n Ingarima schidam perere Malanga „ S„t Pago Kadawella „ Mosambicq Mayjasche „ Onatsi „ Vandera Salemene d 2 d„o Nameakella „ Ampinga „ Majoewelta „ Batseam „ Rowerrea Meguatepa „ Isnaro Ramboa „ Mahaner „ madecasier Ryhae e Matheokka „ Mosambicq Kilambo d 1=ste Madagascar Simatoutsisson Reaule „ Rottoes aff 116 koppen Transporteere. - - - -. 144 koppen Transporteere 22 Aan de Gansecraal Koelassi v=n Madegascas Hawokkij„ Isatia Simaheri 1 Sirombe Makoetsi Nadendoewahe Aengora Tanbanjoera „ Poeloe „ Maramira „ Lawiel „ „ mosambicq Dsikakerie Nomboua „ Vanatsche „ Kalinge „ Kowiroo „ Wekeere Paterra HiKoa Marifjinda „ Bassia Bevanreen 6 In de Bakkery Isimate „ Madagascas Namahoenka„ Mosambug Miranka Simakalaria „ Johanna „ Imankoele „ Madagascar - 13 70 gedoopte on Chr: „ - 17. 99 17: 99 17. 127 ƒ _ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 „ 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 _ „ „ „ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 3061. Gedrofdk Oontrer 144 P„r Transport —16 Aan de Groene Hloof Lan Calaan van Madagascas Lalamine „ Soeangara „ schi Coeroefse „ Elimand Snahauta d' P„s„ „ Molambug Dillela Loenka „ Omboua „ Domlakomma „ Mahera Omkawere Patamnoe „ Lawiré „ - Mandimanga „ Madagascar Lomanie „ 15 In de Baay Fals Ratay /: of Tsako v=n Madagascar Nekoegage „ Falingene „ Nakoeringa „ Koewellela „ Mosambicg 2 Marroa „ BLoeckkas e „ Rijmoema „ Madagascas Vanake g „ Mosambicq Tribba Komnehollo „ Madagascas „ e = 171 koppen Transporteere 194. koppen Transporteere 17. 154 gedoopte onchr: 171. P„r Transport 8 In de Slaven Combuys Piramboy v„n Madagascas Coetoe Ssara Aamdompero „ Mosambicq Getteld „ Mihewela Mallas Camnoer„ Namjahokka „ 4 Aan 't Rivier zonder Endt Trendola v„n Madagascas Thorando „ Mosambicq Reynonda „ Madagascas Nikolo Mosambicq 2 Aan de Klapmuts Christiaan vn Lannissa JJeseke „ Madagascas op de Wapenkamer Andikehasu v„n madagascas Willem vJ Lowonne Nambile v„n mozambigue 2 Aan de witte Boomen Macaka v„n maragascar Paramnoe masambicq 2 Aan de Pelmoolen Enasoo v„n Mosambug Aam domperol„ 2 By de Timmerlieden Amparak de 2:de v„n madagascar 40 k weele „ mosambicq 1 19. 175 „ „ „ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 17. 127 _o „ e 1 1 1 1 1 1 17. 154 1 1 1 „ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ƒ 1 1 1062. 194 P„r Transport gedoopte onchr: 32 Aan t Nieuwland Mahira v„n Madagascas Simirra / of Isilisahe 5 Imparak v„n e Lambo de 2„de „ schijko e „ Coetoe „ Nanga „ e Mangalahe e Petro „ Mosambicq Francissoe Lotsche Dappollo Matheamnoe „ Namina Linga Nakooy Mamkoarie Siwella Monabda Ampanda Patamarie abs Mampera Ekotscha Thomas ƒ Akosonko Indipa Rykomma Ssinkola Dawarewa Titako Manwensie „ Madagascar oud e Hoof Silingassa „ Tot V Bijde heer pred„ aan de Paarl Pikanban „ Madagascar 227. koppen Transporteere -. e „ „ „ „ „ „ „ „ „ „ „ „ 259 koppen Transporteere 19:208 „ „ „ „ „ „ „ „ „ mandoor 1 19 208 227 P„r Transport 27 Aan Rustenburg Roelof van Susanna Hillesonak van Madagascar Paratong Aloekoy Soavia Ryless Massifoy Loho Phelatsak Tjommekisak Malykuvande Aemanoedi Malymitsi Simahannay Nassin veroe Jan Ksgo Manhyntje „ Kandambo „ Lysafte „ Moatgegelloe „ Mosambicq Harrappes 3 „ Maetzulla „ Mayjamba „ Omlutha „ Hakerere „ Madagascar een oog Silassimoira _o afgeleefd Sinute alias Thomas 3 Aan 't Melkhok Cattoe Morra van Madagascas Coettoe Meintje „ Europa „ ƒ Mojenno Waddoek omnoe ƒ 19: 175 „ „ „ gedoopde onchr 20. 239 „ e 1 1 1 1 1 1— 1 1 1 ƒ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. - „ „ „ „ „ „ - „ e 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 „ e 1 1 1 1 ƒ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - „ „ 1 1
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baptized unchr: 1063 baptized unchr: 26 At the Hospital sambimana of Madagascar Mahira „ Hakkai Lilinkay Aminda „ Iurgen and Maria Angola, Betavia of Madagascas ƒ Amoerie „ Tomalla „ Anto auda Gualla„ Samango Impehak Maditi ƒ e July of bengal Ampamela Malanga „ Bossamnoe „ Mosambicq Omkavea „ Notsorromania „ Mor raxamnoe„ Omkavi Rollia Nambandera Goemaar ƒ Amparak Jakan jamnoe 3 Hospital orderlies Iselala Kadamo Mansta 259 heads Carried Forward „ 288 heads To Carry Forward of Madagascas „ „ e e 34. In the Garden here simasitik Nabalassa e Rilitz. e Sparvssoe „ Simahallik „ „ Mozambicq Coensalie „ Madacsascar Nangaretta Hamboeherie „ Mamboehandie Danio „ Madende „ Madoeromba first Iadamo the„ Salenga Mandana Mendoezie Nikabolla Natjoemaekki Nabattolla Soemarie Durmamnoe Nanvoschinko Lintja Coebelalee Tana Namakera Kor Amnoe Napoelloe Indreo ƒ Malloka Mandellela Ombyana Mamanga of Madagascas Mandore „ „ e 21. 267 322 heads To Carry Forward „ „ „ „ „ „ e e „ „ „ „ „ „ e e Mohottotte „ Mosambicq „ 1 288. Carried Forward 21. 301 - „ „ ƒ„ „ „ „ „ „ „ „ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 „ 1 1 1 1 e e 5 „ „ „ „ d e 1 1 1 1 1 1 „ 1 1 1 7 1 1 1 1 7 1 1 1 1 „ 1 1 1 27. 267 - 66 e 1 „ „ e 20. 239 ƒ 1064. 322 Carried Forward 344 Carried Forward Dannoa 8 at the Blacksmith's Shop Malyntje of Madagascar Mhanonga „ c - Mokelamoe „ Mosambicq Capitaan janga„ Mahinoha „ ketaan Zilinger or Pieter „ Madagascar Trubola „ e 6 Caffres at Zwellendam patsaele of Mosambicq Iseremala „ Seleroa - „ Nammerie „ Lekkely Mahasoor e _e „ of Mosambecg „ „ Graaffe Rynet Mokadamnoe of Mosambicq Diweer „ — e Skadamie the 2nd „ Madagascar Coebellela „ Mosambucg 1 Barend V:n Sayawak under Executioner 3 „ „ stellenbos koereva „ Petoekoeloe „ 344 heads To Carry Forward 22 322 365 heads To Carry Forward 1787 1789 - 1768 for 25 Years 1768 „ 25 do 1772„ 50 —„ 1774:1: 25 1775„ 25. 1738 „ „ 1788: all his life 7„-- baptized unchr: 22. 322 21 on Robben Island Baatjoer of bugis Januari „ Cherbon „ manthar Sanyn Dephta „ bugis Moses „the Cape January „ Sava 1 rtuijn 1 and Fortuijn „ bengal Wandien.- Abraham Lammetie the 1st„ bengal 1787. Rabagus — Nouman of batavia Soera brotta demar of Serry Sarry Arakoa „ mosambicg at kohabok. „ madagascas Goeang Akoedien Ingabay Augustus of bugis baptized unchr: 1 21. 301 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 e „ „ _e 1 1 - _o „ _o _o _o 0 22 322 - 9 365 Carried Forward 399 Carried Forward 34. At General Labor Abraham of Anquane Mandore Dirk „ Sekoekkee „ Iohannes of Lea „ Iacobus „ Maria Angala do Willem „ Magarenda Jan of Anna Catrijn Benjasa of Madagascas dei de palene„ Montag „ Hakingenga„ Hamiss „ Sontera „ Homan „ Namschoella „ mosambicq Onganie „ madagascas Saptina „ Bengal Ryhawair „ madagasiar Thandembi e ƒ - „ Bemahijtsak „ do Sallalmna the first„ Soesa Ittewarroo „ Mihela „ „ mosambicq Mathemiks „ 3 „ „ madagascar Hieri Ian Malledie „ bengal the Jan 1 „ bengal Tsoeroeroe „ madagascar Bajeintje „ mosambicq Koeweene 8 e „ Lanannie Amman Jan Makolela 399 To Carry Forward e e e Milibosia „ makagascar 28 350: 433 To Carry Forward 1 tub carrier ¶ with the mr. Secunde 1 plettenbergs bar with the clerk 1 Chimney with the pump government maker. the timber Cutters in baptized unchr: 1065. 28: 350 34 at General Labor Pallamma of madagascas Immammetie the 2nd of Bengal pillalai of madagascas Tobias of Ssima hytsak Hannoeritz and madagascas Januarij macasser - absent Anharafi „ madagascar Majanserikke „ Maharij „ Surblangsoea „ Fredrik of Christina Tsimahytsak Matthea of mosambicg Ingama „ - e Namloroohe „ Fabrik „ madagascar „ Mahoekeer „ e Hoelalie „ Bosijamnoe „ Nacoelippe „ mosambucg Killejoharie „ madagsascar „ batavia Maart Killemahiha „ madagascas e Mohamola „ Mitzinge hy Ko„ an Kamania„ alamela ƒ ƒ Phangilliki„ Touang Siandi „ Anthony of Anna Catryn „ madagascar Pietjoe Ischyko Tjerk Jan e „ __ with the church father baptized unchr 31. 381 22 322 1 T 1 1 1 1 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 e - „ „ 1 „ 1 e e e e e e 1 „ - „ „ ƒ e _o _ 1 17 1 timber 1 tub carrier preparer 1 1 ƒ 1 „ e e „ 1066 baptized unchr baptized unchr: timber cutter with the clerk e 3 the 433 Carried Forward 31: At General Labor Rimiss of Madagascar e Nini Hongolo„ Melongase the kilambo the 2nd Dionisia Parera of St Saga Monkakama „ Mosambicque. Harmixannie „ Commola Dellala Assitanti„ absent kostepa „ Hamdolla „ returned Iohannes of Maria Luall e Kabandamalo „ Conjanie Louis absent konne mokatte„ Combarie „ En de kkela „ Enase „ Medoekoeloe Dekammerie Mathe Coe Ambamola Ombehela Ambande Matjam JJankold Toeroedoe Wanne roetje 464 _ e e „ „ 1 tub carrier 1 for the doctor 33. 410 495 To Carry Forward e „ „ mosambicq Manniri „ madagascar e 1 with the tailor 1 with W: sappa 1 tub carrier e e 1 with mr. secunde 464 Carried Forward 31 At General Labor singingi of Mosambigue e Sietje „ Salamma the 2nd „ madagascar Manden die „ mosambicq Smasie „ madagascas jadie _ Smaak Kibelle Nankenjema Kambanga sanjoro Goesleeff e absent Ambarando „ Simist „ Orillemon „ mosambicq Lemassie „ madagascar Ressioe „- Moscha „— Hans Iurgen a man for one Andries of Anna Anisa Cornelis „ Margriet Sekoekkie Willem of Vanneysa Abraham and Adrina Maria Blom Maetzokomma, mosambug Nadoekamnoe„ Sitteen Tjankana Impema Isoese the first Ketore „ do 0 „ 1 1 wood carrier 1 ¶ at the stone carriers „ 1 with mr. maapa. 1 1 tub carrier 1 1 ƒ 1 tub carrier 31. 387 To Carry Forward 38 436 „ „ e _ 1 1 1 1 _ 1 1 1 August 1 1 1 1 1 e e e e o _ e e _ e „ „ „ „ „ „ „ „ „ ƒ „ „ e _e e 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 33. 410 e e e - „ „ „ „ „ „
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gedoopde onchr: 1063 gedoopte onchr: 26 Op 't Hospitaal sambimana van Madagascar Mahira „ Hakkai Lilinkay Aminda „ Iurgen en Maria Angola, Betavia van Madagascas ƒ Amoerie „ Tomalla „ Anto auda Gualla„ Samango Impehak Maditi ƒ e July van bengalen Ampamela Malanga „ Bossamnoe „ Mosambicq Omkavea „ Notsorromania „ Mor raxamnoe„ Omkavi Rollia Nambandera Goemaar ƒ Amparak Jakan jamnoe 3 Ziekenvaders Iselala Kadamo Mansta 259 koppen P„r Transport „ 288 koppen Transporteere van Madagascas „ „ e e 34. In de Thuyn alhier simasitik Nabalassa e Rilitz. e Sparvssoe „ Simahallik „ „ Mozambicq Coensalie „ Madacsascar Nangaretta Hamboeherie „ Mamboehandie Danio „ Madende „ Madoeromba ste Iadamo d„ Salenga Mandana Mendoezie Nikabolla Natjoemaekki Nabattolla Soemarie Durmamnoe Nanvoschinko Lintja Coebelalee Tana Namakera Kor Amnoe Napoelloe Indreo ƒ Malloka Mandellela Ombyana Mamanga van Madagascas Mandor „ „ e 21. 267 322 koppen Transporteere „ „ „ „ „ „ e e „ „ „ „ „ „ e e Mohottotte „ Mosambicq „ 1 288. p„r Transport 21. 301 - „ „ ƒ„ „ „ „ „ „ „ „ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 „ 1 1 1 1 e e 5 „ „ „ „ d e 1 1 1 1 1 1 „ 1 1 1 7 1 1 1 1 7 1 1 1 1 „ 1 1 1 27. 267 - 66 e 1 „ „ e 20. 239 ƒ 1064. 322 P„r Transport 344 P„r Transport Dannoa 8 op de Smits Winkel Malyntje van Madagascar Mhanonga „ c - Mokelamoe „ Mosambicq Capitaan janga„ Mahinoha „ ketaan Zilinger af Pieter „ Madagascar Trubola „ e 6 Kasfers op Zwellendam patsaele van Mosambicq Iseremala „ Seleroa - „ Nammerie „ Lekkely Mahasoor e _e „ van Mosambecg „ „ Graaffe Rynet Mokadamnoe van Mosambicq Diweer „ — e Skadamie de 2„de „ Madagascar Coebellela „ Mosambucg 1 Barend V:n Sayawak onder Scherprechter 3 „ „ stellenbos koereva „ Petoekoeloe „ 344 koppen Transporteere 22 322 365 koppen Transporteere 1787 1789 - 1768 vo 25 Jaar 1768 „ 25 _o 1772„ 50 —„ 1774:1: 25 1775„ 25. 1738 „ „ 1788: alzyn leeven 7„-- gedoopte onchr: 22. 322 21 op 't Robben Eyland Baatjoer v„n boegies Januari „ Cherbon „ manthar Sanyn Dephta „ boegies Moses „de Caab January „ Sava 1 rtuijn 1 en Fortuijn „ bengalen Wandien.- Abraham Lammetie de 1„ste„ bengalen 1787. Rabagus — Nouman v=n batavia Soera brotta demar vm Serry Sarry Arakoa „ mosambicg at kohabok. „ madagascas Goeang Akoedien Ingabay Augustus van boegies gedoopte onthr: 1 21. 301 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 e „ „ _e 1 1 - _o „ _o _o _o 0 22 322 - 9 365 P„r Transport 399 P„r Transport 34. Aan 't gemeene Werk Abraham v„n Anquane Mandoor Dirk „ Sekoekkee „ Iohannes van Lea „ Iacobus „ Maria Angala _o Willem „ Magarenda Jan v„n Anna Catrijn Benjasa v„n Madagascas dei de palene„ Montag „ Hakingenga„ Hamiss „ Sontera „ Homan „ Namschoella „ mosambicq Onganie „ madagascas Saptina „ Bengalen Ryhawair „ madagasiar Thandembi e ƒ - „ Bemahijtsak „ _o Sallalmna de eerste„ Soesa Ittewarroo „ Mihela „ „ mosambicq Mathemiks „ 3 „ „ madagascar Hieri Ian Malledie „ bengalen den Jan 1 „ bengalen Tsoeroeroe „ madagascar Bajeintje „ mosambicq Koeweene 8 e „ Lanannie Amman Jan Makolela 399 Transporteere e e e Milibosia „ makagascar 28 350: 433 Transporteere 1 balyvrager ¶ by de heer Secunde 1 plettenbergs baar by de schry 1 Schoorsteen by de pompe gouvern„t maker. thout Capp:l in gedoopte onthr: 1065. 28: 350 34 aan 't gemeene Werk Pallamma v:n madagascas Immammetie d. 2 do v:n Bengalen pillalai van madagascas Tobias vn Ssima hytsak Hannoeritz en madagascas Januarij macasser - ab„t Anharafi „ madagascar Majanserikke „ Maharij „ Surblangsoea „ Fredrik v„n Christina Tsimahytsak Matthea vn mosambicg Ingama „ - e Namloroohe „ Fabrik „ madagascar „ Mahoekeer „ e Hoelalie „ Bosijamnoe „ Nacoelippe „ mosambucg Killejoharie „ madagsascar „ batavia Maart Killemahiha „ madagascas e Mohamola „ Mitzinge hy Ko„ an Kamania„ alamela ƒ ƒ Phangilliki„ Touang Siandi „ Anthony vn Anna Catryn „ madagascar Pietjoe Ischyko Tjerk Jan e „ __ bij de kerkap pa gedoofte onther„ 31. 381 22 322 1 T 1 1 1 1 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 e - „ „ 1 „ 1 e e e e e e 1 „ - „ „ ƒ e _o _ 1 17 1hout 1 balyjbrager reeder 1 1 ƒ 1 „ e e „ 1066 gedoofde onchr gedoopte onchr: houtder by de schrijver e 3 de 433 p„r Transport §1: Aan 't gemeene Werk Rimiss v„n Madagascar e Nini Hongolo„ Melongase de kilambo de 2„ Dionisia Parera vn S„t Saga Monkakama „ Mosambicque. Harmixannie „ Commola Dellala Assitanti„ abs:s kostepa „ Hamdolla „ terugn Iohannes v„n Maria Luall e Kabandamalo „ Conjanie Louis abs: konne mokatte„ Combarie „ En de kkela „ Enase „ Medoekoeloe Dekammerie Mathe Coe Ambamola Ombehela Ambande Matjam JJankold Toeroedoe Wanne roetje 464 _ e e „ „ 1 balyjdrager 1 voor den doctor 33. 410 495 Transporteere e „ „ mosambicq Manniri „ madagascar e 1bijde klarmak 1 by de W: sappa 1 balijdrager e e 1 bij de h:r secunde 464 P„r Transport 31 Aan 't gemeene Werk singingi v=n Mosambigue e Sietje „ Salamma de 2„e „ madagascar Manden die „ mosambicq Smasie „ madagascas jadie _ Smaak Kibelle Nankenjema Kambanga sanjoro Goesleeff e abs„t Ambarando „ Simist „ Orillemon „ mosambicq Lemassie „ madagascar Ressioe „- Moscha „— Hans Iurgen el man voor eene Andries v:n Anna Anisa Cornelis „ Margriet Sekoekkie Willem v Vanneysa Abraham en Adrina Maria Blom Maetzokomma, mosambug Nadoekamnoe„ Sitteen Tjankana Impema Isoese de vste Ketore „ _o 0 „ 1 1 houtvrager 1 ¶ aande steen overluijde „ 1 by de h:r maapa. 1 1 balydraeger 1 1 ƒ 1 Calydrage 31. 387 Transporteere 38 436 „ „ e _ 1 1 1 1 _ 1 1 1 August 1 1 1 1 1 e e e e o _ e e _ e „ „ „ „ „ „ „ „ „ ƒ „ „ e _e e 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 33. 410 e e e - „ „ „ „ „ „
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1067 495 Carried forward 22 Incapable boys 6 Siambioe of Madagascar Abraham of Catrijn Abraham Agnane afschoekkee Hatzenbok of Madagascar Brakke doekke Ekoettoe Iffaldia Pieter of Maria Limosia Madelenitz of Madagascar 1 Notaarik Soeakie of Mosambicq Augustin Masassa Zasekie of Madagascar Mahawalie Bogala November of Ceylon Mahangaly Rio de la Goa Muuwe aan alias aneus of Madagascar Nabo hyntzoe here Passindak 3 41. 455. 517 heads able-bodied boys baptized unchristian 37 School boys Iohannes of Nangaretta Petrus Christina Ssimahytsakh 1 Iacobus of Dawilloe Salomon tr anie Iohannes of Isentreene Ian of Cicilia Rataij Roedolff of Adriana Maria Blom 1 Iohannes rati Samuel of Nangarera Alexander of Willemina Matjohawaatsi Paul Harm of Nombanie Anna of Masambecq Jacob 1 Coetoe of Madagascar Sahak Hittevoe Simarabie of Mosambecq Manueere Ditto Lamina Isoese the 2nd Sinama Thomas Moessere Kotare Pocella Cikera. Omkoeba Naboedien of Dabakoesin Nahera of Samakko Doekalekoebak Makatseho Doekoelie of Nawederckka Martinus of Nambekambe Iohannes of Adriana Maria Blom Godlieb of Thoweloe Fredrik of Manahyntjoe Mamussawa Maseembecg 37 To carry forward 1 N: L: 1 R: B. J N L R. R N: L: No: 2 baptized unchristian: 16. 21 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 38 436 1 2 1 R: B: 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 R: B 1068 1 baptized unchristian 7 Chinese 37 Carried forward 9 School boys Hypolite Augustyn of Helena Christina. Adam of Makitta Lowie of Rijkewan Martinus of Nangaretta Thomas of Ssammisarie Carolus of Nettujennie Andries of Haunvennie Iohannes of Trakanie Christoffel Hallela 2. heads school boys 15 Suckling boys Barent of Bassiana Hendrik of Anjawonna Fredrik of Margriet Marroa Ioseph of Helena Christina Simak Pauwel of Malilakannie Lampiet of Maledakawella Limant of Rosetta Sayanak 1 Gert Mahokanoe Adam of Belandewoe Michiel of Mapeata Abraham Nombanie Hendrik of Nambehombe Claas of Anna Christoffel of Ekike Isaac of Maria Thangoerie 15 heads suckling boys 40. 21. 1: 7: To carry forward 3 ditto at Zwellendam Adam of Cheribon Coridon of Bugis Nirra of Mongollo 2 ditto at Graaffe Reinet Rabba or Sayamier Faillid 6: ditto Here Unus of Hanthar Sarridien Dul Calias Iavaan Sahat Kardi Rabba Ombara Klia 7 heads Chinese Convict boys 6 Caffres at Stellenbosch Maij of Bagia; Sala alias Sloep of Balangbang Maule or Saule of Manthar Biro of Tagal Hap No. L No 2 R: B Rabba Sallima Kous alias Koorts Banting of Batavia Bamaboe Sjamnioekko Dirc Ozen A Kier In the Government HH van Lier Fiscal Westerhoff with Mr. Gordon with Mr. Lesueur with the minister Kolver 16 21 L B 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1069. Convict boys 17 Carried forward 37 Carried forward 10 Caffres here Djogo Wongsoo Canan of Samak Pahtang, Sallier Zuijt of Batavia Nahim Laraga Boelang of Maccassar Sulla of Para Loekkoer Linkook of Bali 2 In the Dispensary Salim of Batavia Gola 3 In the Wine cellar Lasak Balangbang Pintak Loeram 1 At Groene Cloof Rabba Esalodien 1 At Rustenburg Liorge of Manthar 1 At Nieuwland Lomandong of Palangbang 1 In the garden in False Bay Abrahim 1 At V Helkhok Tanjonk of Manthas 37: To carry forward 63 heads convict boys In the hospital Convict boys 10 At the common work Koeroes Martha Proena Cornelis of Salabettij Sibon and Rabba of Mahad Retjab of Java Hendrik of Hithamake Soeba Andries Kasar 3 In the Government Lanipa Coenjam Martha Tjoga 15 Incapable boys Surakan of Lambona Grenting of Mallyer Rabba Isa Maloekalde Labbaban of Bugis Ditta Wannoe Senorang of Bugis Sorra Nagarra Boode of Laude Soeto Wongsdo Linaam 9 Babba Csatoe Wille alias Wallias of Cheribon Saijt of Calangbang Babba Lalier 1 Hodier of Java 1070. Able-bodied maids baptized unchristian: 3 In the Hospital 13 In the Government Catrijn of Maria Angala Slampisaffe of Madagascar Rivatsie Willemina of Rafaij Magtel of Marta 1 Tgassenawe of Madagascar Mabia Maningie Sakadano of Mosambicq Geertruy of Maria Blom Salinti of Madagascar Dam Senne Kilampesaffe the 2nd 7 With the Honorable Mr. Rhenius Rosetta of Sayanak Marama of Madagascar Saphia of Adriana Maria Blom Iohanna of Kilampisalfe Margriet Schoekkie Ryevooij of Madagascar Aletta of Catrijn 2 With Mr. Gordon Sicilia of Ratay Ssoevenimina of Madagascar 1 With the minister van Lier Boetsie of Madagascar at Roode Land Kedabacoes of Mosamburg 1 with Harders Cornelia of Rammiseere 25: To carry forward 52 To carry forward incapable 1 baptized unchristian 23 Carried forward Radia of Madagascar Ssimahetsisson: Nacoendalla 4 at various places Elizabeth of Jacoba Lamberts Mabies Satrin of Makasiele Midwife Fpatinukke of Madagascar Sawopne Ziekemoer 20 At Nieuwland Immariaam of Madagascar Hoesame Mampealakke Immoesarie. Smakonijaho Namangeere Stamoerenka Bangarera Van gadoema Sara Ongeva Nawiderekka of Mosambicq Nacoedawa Samakka Hobilta Hallila Bekkado Samanko Trakanie Louisa of Moesarie 11. 14 14. 38 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11: 14
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1067 495 P„r Transport —. 22. onbequaame Iongens 6 siambioe v:n malagascar Abraham v„n Catrijn Abraham „ Agnane afschoekkee Hatzenbok „ Madagascar Brakke doekke„ _ Ekoettoe „ _o e Iffaldia „ Pieter v„n Maria Limosia Madelenitz v„n madagasias 1 Notaarik „ - soeakie „ mosambicq Augustin „ e - Masassa „ Zasekie „ madagascar Mahawalie „ Bogala „ November „ Ceylon Mahangaly „ ria de la Goa Muuwe aan /:alias: /aneus v:n marag: Nabo hyntzoe alhier Passindak 3 „ e 41. 455. 517 koppen kloeke Iongens gedoopde onchr 37 School Iongens Iohannes v„n Nangaretta Petrus „ Christina Ssimahytsakh 1 Iacobus „ Dawilloe Salomon „tr anie Iohannes „ Isentreene „ Ian v„n Cicilia Rataij Roedolff v„n Adriana Maria Blom 1 Iohannes rati Samuel „ Nangarera Alexander „ Willemina Matjohawaatsi Paul Harm „Nombanie „ Anna v„n Masambecq Jacob 1 Coetoe„ „ madagasiar Sahak „ e e hittevoe „ Simarabie„ „ mosambecg Manueere Dito „ - Lamina e „ Isoese de 2„de „ Sinama Thomas Moessere „ Kotare „ Pocella „ Cikera. „ Omkoeba „ Naboedien v„n dabakoesin Nahera „ Samakko Doekalekoebak Makatseho Doekoelie „ Nawederckka Martinus „ Nambekambe Iohannes „ Adriana Maria Blom „ Thoweloe Godlieb Fredrik „ Manahyntjoe Mamussawa Maseembecg 37 Transporteere 1 N: L: 1 R: B. J N L R. R N: L: No: 2 gedoopte onch: 16. 21 :„ - 1 e e 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 e e 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 38 436 1 2 1 R: B: 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 e e e _ e ƒ 1 _ „ „ ƒ 1 1 1 R: B 1068 1 en doopte autshr 7 Chineezen 37 P„r Transport 9 School Iongens Hypolite Augustyn v„n Helena Christina. Adam vn Makitta Lowie „ Rijkewan Martinus „ Nangaretta Thomas „ Ssammisarie Carolus „ Nettujennie Andries „ Haunvennie Iohannes „ Trakanie Christoffel Hallela 2. koppen school Iongens 15 zuygende Iongetjes Barent v„n Bassiana Hendrik „ Anjawonna Fredrik „ Margriet Marroa Ioseph „ Helena Christina Simak Pauwel „ Malilakannie Lampiet „ Maledakawella Limant „ Rosetta Sayanak 1 Gert Mahokanoe Adam „ Belandewoe Michiel „ Mapeata Abraham Nombanie Hendrik „ Nambehombe Claas „ Anna Christoffel „ Ekike Isaac „ Maria Thangoerie 15 koppen zuygende Jongetjes 40. 21. — 1: 7: Transporteere 3 d„o op Zwellendam Adam vn Cheribon Coridon „ boegies Nirra „ Mongollo 2 d:o op Graaffe Reinet Rabba of Sayamier Faillid 6: d„o Alhier ƒ Unus v„n Hanthar Sarridien Dul Calias Iavaan Sahat Kardi Rabba Ombara Klia —7 koppen Chineezen Bandieten Iongens 6 Cassers op Stellenbosch Maij v:n Bagia; Sala /:alias Sloep:/ v„n balangbang Maule af Saule „ Manthar Biro v„n Tagal Hap No. L No 2 R: B Rabba Sallima Kous /:alias:/ Koorts Banting v=n Batavia Bamaboe Sjamnioekko Dirc Ozen A Kier Int Gouvernement HH „ van Lier „ „ Fiscaal „„ Westerhoff by de heer Gordon „ „ „ Lesueur „ „ „ pred„ kolver 16 21 L B 1 1 1 1 1 1„ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1069. Bandieten Iongens 17 P„r Transport 37 P„r Transport 10 Casfers alhier Djogo Wongsoo Canan v„n Samak Pahtang, Sallier Zuijt „ batavia Nahim Laraga Boelang van Maccassar Sulla „ Para Loekkoer Linkook„ Baly 2 In de Dispens Salim v:n Batavia Gola 3 In de Wynkelder Lasak balangbang Pintak Loeram 1 Aan de Groene Cloof Rabba Esalodien 1 Aan Rustenburg Liorge van Manthar 1 Aan 't Nieuwland Lomandong „ palangbang 1 In de thuyn in de baayfals Abrahim 1 Aan V Helkhok Tanjonk v:n Manthas 37: Transporteere 63 koppen Bandieten Iorgens Inthospit„s Bandieten Iongens 10 Aan 't gemeene Werk Koeroes Martha Proena Cornelis v„n Salabettij Sibon ende Rabba „ Mahad Retjab „ Iavaan Hendrik „ Hithamake Soeba Andries Kasar 3In't Gouvernement Lanipa Coenjam Martha Tjoga 15 onbequaame Iongens Surakan v„n Lambona Grenting „ Mallyer Rabba Isa„ maloekalde Labbaban „ boegies Ditta Wannoe Senorang „ boegies Sorra Nagarra boode v:n Laude Soeto Wongsdo Linaam 9 Babba Csatoe Wille /:alias Wallias vn Cheribon Saijt v„n Calangbang Babba Lalier 1 Hodier v„n Iava ƒ ƒ 1070. Klocke Meijden gedoopde onschrift: 3Int Hospitaal 13 In 't Gouvernement Catrijn v„n Maria Angala Slampisaffe vn madagascar Rivatsie - _ Willemina „ Rafaij Magtel „ Marta 1 Tgassenawe „ madagascas Mabia Maningie Sakadano „ mosambica Geertruy vn Maria Blom Salinti „ madagascas Dam Senne Kilampesaffe de 2„te 7 Bij de E Achtb: Heer Rhenius Rosetta v„n Sayanak Marama „ madagascas Saphia v:n Adriana Maria Blom Iohanna vn Kilampisalfe Margriet Schoekkie„ Ryevooij „ madagascas Aletta v„n Catrijn 2 Bij de heer Gordon Sicilia v„n Ratay Ssoevenimina v„n Madagascar 1 Bij de heer pred:k van Lier Boetsie v=n Madagascar ƒ „ „ „ op 't roode Land Kedabacoes vn mosamburg 1 „ „ _ Harders Cornelia vn Rammiseere 25: Transporteere 52 Transporteere „ „ „ e „ e t onbequaa 1 gedoopt onCdr 23 P„r Transport Radia P„n madagasiar Ssimahetsisson„: Nacoendalla 4 op diverse Plaatsen Elizabeth v„n Jacoba Lamberts Mabies satrin vn makasiele Vroedmoeder Fpatinukke v:n madagascar Sawopne Ziekemoer – 20 Aan 't Nieuwland Immariaam v:n madagascas e Hoesame„ Mampealakke„ d Immoesarie. e „ Smakonijaho „ Namangeere „ Stamoerenka „ Bangarera „ Van gadoema „ Sara Ongeva„ Nawiderekka „ mosambicq Nacoedawa „ Samakka Hobilta Hallila „ Bekkado Samanko Trakanie Louisa vn Moesarie 11. 14 14. 38 3 ƒ 1 „ _ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 e e e e e e __ e e „ „ „ 11: 14
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1073. 52 brought forward 82 brought forward 20 At Rustenburg Koekanak of Madagascar Peymoetsie Franie alias Ischansoe Remmisseere Maronassa Maria of Emelia Maria Sueele Nangaretta of Madagascar Namacoenda Namhoekka Katiti Nameete Angoninlanarie Makatscho of Mozambique Maledakawella Ottopera Conjonge Sarema Sabacoesin Apolonia of Maria Amelia Suele Susanna 10 In the garden here Mampisanak of Madagascar Aanhoenie Ssianthony Vamoetie Sangathake Sumaganto Marambimé Netterennie Matsohal vaatsie Elizabeth of Jannetje 82 Carried forward 1 in the sewing 1 school with the widow with Mr. Smappa Le Sueur Third Part 1 in the sewing school with the same the School baptized unbaptized 23 At the general Works Margriet of Ambeladokka 1 Catrijn of Anna Catrijn Rataij of Madagascar Killewallie the 1st Marroa Killepallie the 2nd Sentzeene Kirop Ratseminda Christina of Tsimahysak Man voor eene of Madagascar Lineko Somanie Rysfey Eva of Kleintje Elizabeth of Christina of Willemina Rysallamma of Madagascar Kettak the 1st Adriana of Maria Bloma Helena of Christina Tsimahytsak in the hair Maria of Man voor eene Willemina of Anna Petronella Willemina of Christina Willemina 1 113 Carried forward 8 In the garden here Thangala of Madagascar Manreessie Malisakanne Lanthara Imena Soeha Chike Onkoenga Prappoetoe baptized unbaptized 18 64 28 85 14 38 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 3 3 3 1 1 School 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 18 64 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1072 113 brought forward 147 brought forward 34 At the general Works Passamanera of Mozambique Margriet bijfitine Simahytsak of Madagascar Hame Sara of Catrijn Silvawie Howinga Sammesarie Thoeweloe Rogeere Nombanie Thalvilloe Madchay Mahokame Hongadanie Onkontanie Nalvake hoekeva Kelandewoe Kettak Sammelazie the 2nd Ssehiha Karance Siwallia Sika Honjagan Parina the 1st Mazida Manokka Satinda Margriet of Maria Spakansoe of Madagascar Nambehombe Manahyntjoe Mazam leppetje Ammadalla 147 Carried forward 31 116 181 Carried forward at that other School 1 in the Sewing baptized unbaptized of Madagascar of Mozambique Hendrina of Samaryn Hendrina of Habeene Nakmjola of Mozambique 34 At the general Works Mangahasie of Madagascar Namtite Koenelalie of Mozambique Namatheo Wonatsa Bassiana Mahoekanoe Nankalvoega Mohabie Kahoedanke Ryhewan Katitie Namtiga Rymande Anna Souta Anjanonna Ameka Zouanna Mahideela Halankesoe Nambaka Larima the 2nd Namaderma Makeliakka Hallela Namoalakke Thomasia Naneralee Commeego Namkorva of Mozambique of Madagascar school baptized unbaptized 33 148 28 8 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 31 116 1073 181 brought forward 27 At the general Works 208 brought forward with the overseer with Mr. Bassararijn of Mozambique Moranera Namasulla Iorradoena Kamkalie Labenda Snasie Let Damoehela Christina of Elizabeth Margrita of Kirop Maria of Thangoerie Hendrina Geranie of Mozambique Batsare of Madagascar Mapseada Amelie of Kilampisaff Carolina of Christina Willemina Christina of Siwawie Petronella of Kamnysa Helena of Elizabeth Davina Makatsa of Mozambique Namalola Nomkomma Wanawe Namorama Loecia Doaloleere 208 Heads Carried forward 231 heads able-bodied Maidens 1 Mappa with the gatekeeper in the sewing School the seamstress in the sewing School baptized unbaptized 23 Unfit Maidens Simahijtsak of Madagascar Assumbees Ambassine Mampilassa Swheene Zeekoekkie Ryfaldas Inrekenoe Catryn of Langoelane Simmecarie the 3rd of Madagascar Amule alias Namnylen Sampas Matjamo Riliffine Salingoe Ssimaletta Lampinege Meintje Maria of Moratsie Ssialissa of Madagascar Sahomnysa Ratsimeene Christina of Willemina Elsie Suele baptized unbaptized 42 166 N. L. 3 42 166 45 186 33 148 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1074. baptized unbaptized 32 School Maidens Elizabeth of Dawilloe Elsie of Christina Ssimahytsak Manna Willemina Sahomnisa Elizabeth of Rotta Sayanak Dorothea of Thoeweloe Apolonia of Amijando Magthalena of Nanjarera Louisa of Elizabeth Davina Batina Johanna of Christina Willemina Elsie Louisa Adriana Maria Blom Monalle of Mozambique Goeroeweere Moryhia Nambitoe Namathio Iawa of Mothada Mokalite of Drakanie Sing of Tsika Hendrina of Rosetta Sayanak Rosetta of Sahomnysa Christina of Helena Christina Tsimahytsak 1 Amelie of Napparehoe Rosina of Rosetta Sayanak Agie Kettak Iohanna of Ssammesarie Naroha of Samako of Mozambique Sara of Merame Susanna of Rosetta Sayanak 1 Aletta of Dmosarie Amelia of Maria Spoengoerie Iacoba of Lanthara Willemina of Kettak 32 heads school Maidens No. 2 Grand Total 921 158 670 baptized unbaptized Summary able-bodied Boys 517 41 455 School 46 25 21 Nursing 15 15 — Chinese 7 — — Convict Boys 65 — — Able-bodied Maidens 231 45 186 School 32 24 8 Nursing No. 2 the Nursing Girls Cornelia of Marambine Petronella Catrijn of Anna Catrijn Tresee of Draase Sara of Nasoedana No. 2 Aletta of Koenelalie Adellaide of Rykewan Flora of Manahyntjoe Elizabeth Cornelis of Rommisseere 8 heads Nursing Girls 8 baptized unbaptized Agreed 24 8 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 91 1 1 1 6 1 1 1 1 1 the 1 1 8 8 — 9 D. Hure A Clercq Copy 075 List of the Families among the Company's slaves 22
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1073. 52: p„r Transport 82 p„r Transport 20 Aan Rustenburg Koekanak vn Madagascar Peymoetsie Franie /:alias:/ Ischansoe„ _ Remmisseere„ _ Maronassa ƒ Maria van Emelia Maria Sueele Nangaretta v:n malagascar Namacoenda „ e Namhoekka „ e Katiti e „ Nameete „ Angoninlanarie„ e Makatscho „ „ mozambigue Maledakawella „ Ottopera „ Conjonge e „ Sarema e „ Sabacoesin „— e Apolonia vn Maria Amelia Suele Susanna „ _ _o 10 In de thuyn alhier Mampisanak v„n madagascas Aanhoenie „ Ssianthony „ Vamoetie „ sangathake„ Sumaganto 1 Marambimé „ Netterennie „ Matsohal vaatsie„ Elizabeth vn Jannetje 82 Transporteere e 1 in de naai 1. School by de wede. by de heer Smappa Le Sueur Drij Gedeal 1 in denaayschol by d'ofrzelv der Schaoe gedoopte onster „ 23. Aan 't gemeene Werk Margriet vn Ambeladokka 1 Catrijn „ Anna Catrijn Rataij „ madagascas Killewallie de 1„te - Marroa „ de Killepallie de L„e„ Sentzeene „ kirop „ Ratseminda „ Christina v:n Tsimahysak Man voor eene v=n madagascas Lineko „ „ somanie e „ Rysfey „ Eva van Kleintje Elizabeth vn Christina vn Willemina Rysallamma v„n matagascar Kettak de 1ste „ e Adriana van Maria Bloma Helena v: Christing Isimahyt sak inde haar Maria A:n Man voor eene Willemina vr Anna Petronella Willemina„ Christina Willemina 1 E 113 Transporteere te 8 In al thuin alhier Thangala v„n madagascas Manreessie „ Malisakanne Lanthara Imena Soeha „ Chike Onkoenga P rappoetoe „ e gedoopte onchr: 18. 64 28. 85. ::: ƒ - 14. - 38 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. 1 1 1 1 1 1 e e e e 5 e e e „ _o 3 3 3 e e e 1 „ 1 - School 1 1 1 1 1 „ 1 1 1 - e e e e 18 64 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 „ - 1072 113 p„r Transport 147. p„r Transport 34 Aan t gemeene Werk Passamanera v:n mosambuq Margriet bijfitine Sima hijt sak: „ madagascas Hame „ Sara v„n Catrijn Silvawie Howinga Sammesarie „ Thoeweloe Rogeere „ Nombanie Thalvilloe„ Madchay „ Mahokame „ Hongadanie „ Onkontanie „ Nalvake hoekeva„ kelandewoe T kettak Sammelazie de 2„de Ssehiha Karance siwallia „ Sika „ Honjagan Parina de Jste Mazida Manokka Satinda „„ Margriet v„n Maria Spakansoe v„n madagascas Nambehombe„ Manahyntjoe „ Mazam leppetje„ Ammadalla „ 147 Transporteere 31 1/16 181 Transporteere bij daan andor School 1 in de Naai gedoopte oncr „madagascar „ „ „ „mosambucg „ „ „ e Hendrina „ Samaryn Hendrina „ Habeene Nakmjola „ mosambicq e „ 34 Aan t gemeene Werk Mangahasie v„n madagascar Namtite „ _ - Koenelalie, „ mosambicq Namatheo „ Wonatsa Bassiana „ Mahoekanoe„ Nankalvoega„ Mohabie Kahoedanke Ryhewan Katitie Namtiga Rymande Anna Souta „ Anjanonna Ameka Zouanna „ Mahideela Halankesoe Nambaka Larima de 2„de Namaderma Makeliakka Hallela Namoalakke Thomasia Naneralee Commeego NamKorva e e „ mosambecq „ madagascar „ o „ schoo gedoopte onCclen „ 33: 148. „ „ „ e e e e _o „ 28: 8 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 me e e e e e e e e „ „ „ „ „ „ „ „ „ „ e e 0 e e e e _ e e 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 v 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 — e 31. 116 „ „ 1073 181 P„r Transport 27 Aan 't gemeene Werk 208 P„r Transport. by de ap„ ziender by de heer Bassararijn v„n mosambicq e Moranera „ _o Namasulla „ e Iorradoena „ e Kamkalie „ e Labenda „ Snasie „ Let Damoehela „ Christina v„n Elizabeth Margrita „ Kirop Maria „ Thangoerie _ Hendrina Geranie „ mosamb: Batsare „ madagascar _ Mapseada. Amelie „ Kilampisaff Carolina : Christina Willé „ Siwawie Christina Petronella „ Kamnysa „ Elizabeth Davina Helena „ Mosambicq Makatsa e Namalola „ Nomkomma„ Wanawe Namorama Loecia Doaloleere 208 Koppen Transporteere 231 koppen kloeke Meijden 1 Mappa by de portien in de naay School d naadr indenaai School gedoapte onCher„ 23 Onbequaame Meyden Simahijtsak v„n madagascas _o Assumbees „ Ambassine „ Mampilassa _ e Swheene Zeekoekkie e Ryfaldas e Inrekenoe 3 Catryn v:n Langoelane Simmecarie de 3„de v=n Madagasias amule /:alias :/ Namnylen Sampas Matjamo. Riliffine Salingoe Ssimaletta Lampinege Meintje Maria v„n Moratsie Ssialissa v„n madagascas Sahomnysa Ratsimeene „ Christina vn Willemina Elsie Sucele e gedoepte onchr 42. 166 N. L. 3 „ e 42 166 45 186 33. 14.8: 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 e e e e „ „ „ e „ „ „ „ „ „ „ „ „ „ - 0 e e e e e 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 _o e 1 1 1 1 1 1074. gedofte an Cch„ 32 School Heyden Elizabeth v„n Dawilloe Elsie vn Christina Ssimahytsak Manna W=m Sahomnisa Elizabeth vn Rotta Sayanak Lorathea v„n Thoewelve Apoloma vn Amijando Magthalena vn Nanjarera Lonisa vn Elizabeth Davina Batina Johanna„ Christina Willemina Elsie Louisa Adriana Maria Bom Monalle v:n mosamb: Goeroeweere„ e e Moryhia „ Nambitoe „ Namathio „ ƒ Iawa v„n Mothada ƒ Mokalite „ Drakanie Sing „ Tsika Hendrina „ Rosetta Sayanak Rosetta „ Sahomnysa 2 „ Helena Christina Isim 1 Christina „ Napparehoe Amelie „ Rosetta Sayjanak Rosina Agie kettak Iohanna „ Ssammesarie Naroha „ Samako v:n mosambicq Sara v„n Merame Susanna v:n Rosetta Sayannak 1 „ Dmosarie Aletta Amelia „ Maria Spoengoerie Iacoba „ Lanthara Willemma „ Kettak „ e 32 koppen school Meijden No. 2 Summa Summarum 921 158. 670. gedoopte Onthr: 517 41 455 46 25 21 15 15 — 7 — — 231 45 186 32 24 8 Summarium kloeke Iongens _o School Zuigende — Chineesen Bandieten Iongens 65 —: — Klocke Meyden School Zuijgende No: 2 d Zuygende Meysjes Cornelia v=n Marambine Petronella Catrijn Anna Catrijn Tresee „ Draase Sara Aletta Koenlalie Adellaide Bykewan Plora manakyntioe Elizabeth ^ Cornelis Rommisseere —8 koppen Zuigende Meysjes 8. „ Nasoedana N: 2 gehoopte onChr Accordeurs 24: 8: 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 „ 1 1 1 1 91 1 1 1 6 1 1 1 1 1 e den a 1 1 8 8 — _ 9 D. Hure AClercen Copia 075 Reist van de Familien onder 's Comp m slaaven 22
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1076 Slaves or Company Servants, who outside old Island of 6 Name list of the Company's which consist of Families, As Abraham of Anguane Father Adriana of Maria Blom Mother Geertruy of Maria Blom Sister Sophia of Adriana Maria Blom Abraham of Louisa Children Roedolf Johannes of Dirk of Schoekkee Husband Maria of Moratsie Wife incapacitated by Paralysis in the legs Johannes of Lea Husband kelandewoe of madagascas Wife Adam of kelandewoe Child Jacobus of Maria Angola Husband Jassenanve of madagascar Wife Jurgen of Maria Angola Brother Catharina of Sister Willem of Magarinda Father Marama of Madagascar Mother Sara of Marama Child January of Macasser Father Nambekombe of madagascar Mother Martinus of nambekombe Children Hendrik of nambekombe Jan of Anna Catryn Willem of Brother Anthoni of Catrijn of Anna Catryn Sister Mother Petronella of Gabriel Anna Catrin Child Abraham Catrijn Father Johanna of Kilampisate Children Amnesie 10 Families Brought forward 27 5 27 5 12 3 Extracted, to the different Classes under which each of them belongs as Native born, born outside, Years of age, Baptized, Unbaptized, Able-bodied boys, School boys, Suckling boys, Able-bodied maids, School maids, Suckling girls 6 1 1 46 19 15 1 52 1 42 1 48 1 2 1 30 1 19 1 44 7 38 1 1 1 30 1 52 1 4 1 1 30 1 1 46 1 1 60 1 34 1 1 33 1 1 34 1 5 1 1 4 1 1 36 1 1 18 7 1 11 1 1 36 1 1 40 1 1 38 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 12 2 1 1 1 1 1077 10 Families Island of simahytsak of madagascas decrepit and incapacitated 1 70 Great-grandmother Tobias of Simahytsak Christina of Children Christiaan of Christina Isimathytsak Frederik Jan of Hendrik of Elfie of Petrus of Helena of Christina of Helena Great-grandchildren Hupoliter Augustyn Joseph of Children Mansoreene of madagascar Mother Jan Jurgen of mansoreene Maria of Children Nabaladsa of madagascas Husband Ssontzeine of Wife Johannes of Dsentreene Child Elisabeth of Jacoba Lamberts Mother Jacobus of Elisabeth Children Carel of Frederik of Spitaatje Husband Eva of Klyntje Mother Eva Klyntje Child Jowas of mahasule Mother Catrijn of Sara of Catrijn mahasule Alexia of Johannes of ampeladokka Sister Margriet of Mahassitte of madagascas Husband Sahomwysa of Wife Maria of Sahomnijsa Children Rosetta of 55 11 55 1 25 6 3 25 6 Grandchildren Native born, born outside, Years of age, Baptized, Unbaptized, Able-bodied boys, School boys, Suckling boys, Able-bodied maids, School maids, Suckling girls 49 20 1 1 14 1 1 8 25 8 3 7 1 1 50 1 33 1 50 1 32 1 48 1 1 19 32 1 40 1 20 1 1 12 1 1 46 1 50 1 1 1 28 1 1 15 1 23 1 30 1 1 Children 1 23 1 1 35 1 1 48 1 1 54 1 1 1 32 1 12 1 1 1 1 27 Brought forward 8 1 1 1 1 8 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 12 2 2 5 12 9 27 1 19 Families 3078 19 Families Christina of Willemina Elisa Sueele Mother incapacitated feeble-minded right Elisabeth of Christina Willemina Elisa Sueele Willemina of Children Carolina of Johanna of Rataij of madagascas Mother Cicilia of Rataij Children Willemina of Jan of Cicilia Ratai Grandchild Rijhel van of madagascas Lowie of Rikenan Children Adelland Martha of madagascas Mother Margriet of Maroha Child Frederik of Margriet maroha Grandchild 1 1 1 kettak of madagascas Mother Agie of Ikettrik Children Willemina of Ryafsie of madagascar Mother Johannes of Rijatsie Child Rosetta of Sijaak Mother Hindrina of Rosetta Sayanak Rosina of Susanna of Zeymand of Elisabeth of Willemina of Anna Petronella Mother Alexander of Willemina Schoekkie of madagasias Mother incapacitated Coetboe Morra of madagascas Husband Margriet of schakkee Wife Child Emanuel of margriet Schokkie Grandchildren Cornelis of 28 Families 55 11 25 6 Able-bodied boys, School boys, Suckling boys, Able-bodied maids, School maids, Suckling girls Place of Native born, born outside, Years of age, Baptized, Unbaptized, Able-bodied boys, School boys, Suckling boys, Able-bodied maids, School maids, Suckling girls 23 7 19 1 79 1 10 1 59 28 21 1 8 1 30 4 1 1 1 44 20 1 5 1 1 2 1 1 36 1 1 7 1 1 8 7 1 11 1 1 28 7 8 1 1 58 1 46 44 1 24 13 1 81 87 18 28 18 10 3 28 1 25 outside old 6 1 4 1 1 1 1 43 7 1 26 1 41 13 2 2 17 Carried over Brought forward 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 1 1 1073 28 Families Willem of Molouane Father incapacitated and deaf Silwawia of madagascas Wife Christina of Isinawie Child Willem of Vamnysa Children Petronella of Chowalwe of madagascar Mother Dorathea of Thoweloe Children Godlieb Pangamania of madagascas Husband Wombanie of Wife Harm of Wombanie Children Abraham of Hendrina of Thangorie Mother Maria of Sister Amelia of maria Thangoerie Children Isaak of Snaasie of mosamb Mother Presie of Snaasie Child Onganie of meldagascar Husband Manahintjos of madagascas Wife Fredrik of Mahahijntjor Children Aora 1 38 Mihewela of mosambug Husband Anna of Wife 1 26 Jacob of Anna Claas of Children 21 Aman Jan of mosambieg Husband 1 28 1 26 Antanonna of Wife Hendrik of Anjanna Child 1 Chanonga of mosambug Husband 1 30 1 25 1 Makskanoe Wife Gert of mahakanoe Child 1 Hemazande of mosambicq Mother 1 32 1 Apolonia of hemajando Child 1 12 37 Families 100 Brought forward 33 100 33 35 14 10 2 2 1 1 1 26 1 1 1 24 1 half 30 54 16 1 1 1 3 1 7 13 1 10 7 14 1 30 1 1 11 1 4 1 1 43 38 1 1 1 7 19 1 1 7 1 1 36 5 1 11 1 Able-bodied boys, School boys, Suckling boys, Able-bodied maids, School maids, Suckling girls outside old Island of Native born, born outside, Years of age, Baptized, Unbaptized, Able-bodied boys, School boys, Suckling boys, Able-bodied maids, School maids, Suckling girls 8 18 28 10 15 41 13 Carried over 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 1 53 1 1 87 18
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1076 Staven ofte Lerscleenen, dewel„ buyten oud slands van 6 Naamlyst van 's Compagnies ke in Damillen bestaan, Als Abraham v„n Anguane Vader Adriana v„n Maria Blom Moeder Geertruy „ Maria Blom Zuster Sophia „ Adriana Maria Blom Abraham „ „ _o _ Louisa _Kinderen _o „ - Roedolf Iohannes „ _„ Dirk v„n Schoekkee man Maria „ Moratsie Vrouw onbeq: door Verlamming in de beenen Johannes „ Lea Man e kelandewoe„ madagascas Vrouw Adam „ kelandewoe Kind Iacobos „ Maria Angola Man Jassenanve „ madagascar Vrouw Jargen „ Maria Angala broeder Catharina „ _o Zuster Willem vn Magarinda Vader Marama „ Madagascar Moeder kind Sara „ Marama January 4 Macasser Vader Nambekombe „ madagascar Moeder Martinus v„n nambek em be Kinderen Hendrik v=n nambekombe 1 Jan Vn Anna Carrijn Willem „ _: _ broeder Anthoni „ _ Catrijn van Anna Catryn Zuster Moeder E Petronella „ Cabrid Anna Catrin kind Abraham Catrijn Vaker Johanna „ Kilampisate kinderen Amnesie 10 Familier 1 2 ƒ Transporteere - 27 5 - 27 5 12 3 Uygetrokken, tot de onderscheidene Classen onder welke ieder van hun gehoord als Kloeke school zuyjgende kloeka School Rungens Inboort gebooren Iaaren geroopte oncher zongene Jongens Dongjerien Mleijden mey den Maysjes 6 1 1 46 19 15 1 52 1 42 1 48 1 2 1 30 1 — 19 1 44 7 — 38 1 — „ 1 1 30 — 1 52 1 — — 4 1 1 30 1 — 1 46 1 —1 60 — „ — 1 34 — 1 1 — 33 1 — 1 — 34 1 — 5 1 — 1 4 1 — 1 — 36 1 — 1 — 18 7 — 1 11 1 — —1 36 — 1 — — 1 40 — 1 — 1 — 38 7 — - _ ƒ — „ 1 — - 1 1 — - 1 - — ƒ „ ƒ - . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 —— - - — 1 — - 1 7 ƒ — — 1 1 1 - - 1 — 1 1 — - 1 — 1 - - - 1 — 1 — 1 1 1 2 12 2 - - 1 1 v - ƒ 1 1 - 1077 10 Familien sland van simahytsak v=n madagascas afgeleefd &n onbequaam — — 1 70 over grootmoeder 4 Tobias 1 Simahytsak Christina „ I: Kinderen Christiaan „ Christina Isimathytsak Frederik Jan „ 5 Hendrik „ Elfie „ _ Petrus „ Helena „ Christina „ Helena _o agter kinds Hupoliter Augustyn Ioseph „ Kinderen Aanforeene v„n madagascar moeder Han Iurgen „ mansoreene G kinderen Maria „_o ƒ man Nabaladsa „ madagascas Ssontzeine „ „ Vrouw _o Iohannes„ Dsen treene Kind Elisabeth „ Jacoba Lamberts moeder Jacobus „ Elisabeth kinderen Carel 3 „ Frederik „ Spitaatje man Eva „ Klyntje Moeder „Esa Klyntje Kind Jowas „ mahasule Hoede Catrijn Sara „ Catrijn mahasule „ _o _o Alexta Johannes „ ampeladokka zuster Margries „ — Mahassitte „ madagascas man Sahomwysa „ _o Vrouw Maria „: Sahomnijsa kinderen Rosetta „ 55 11 1 — -- 55 „1 25 6 3 25 6 1 — — —. . „— 1 1 1 „ 1. Kinds kinderen In boort: buiten oud 9 kloeke school, zuygende kloeke school zuigende gebooren Iaaren Gedoopte Onchr Jongens Iongen Jongetyes meyden Meijden Meisjes ƒ 49 20 1 1 — 14: 1 — „ 1 — 8 - —„ 25 8 3 7 1 1 — 50 1 — 33 1 — — 50 1 32 1 — —48 1 — 1 19 32 — 1 40 1 20 1: 1 — 12 1 — 1 46 — 1 50 — 1 1 1 — 28 1 — 1 15 1 — 23 1 — — „ — 30 1 — 1 Kinderen. 1 — 23 1: 1 — 35 1 „ — — 1 48 — 1 — 1 — 54 1— 1 — 1 ƒ — 32 1 — 12 1. — 1— 1 — — 1 „ 1 1 27 Transporteere „ 8 „ ƒ _ - - — 1 - 1 — „ ƒ „ - 1 1. — ƒ 1 1 1 - 1 — — „ 8 1 — 1 ƒ 1 - - - - 1 -- - - 1 — — 1 — - - — - _ - 1 1 1 1 - 1 - - - 1 - - - - - ƒ 1 - 1 -- - — — 1 - — 1 - - 1 - — - 1 1 1. — - - 4 12 2 2 5. 12 9 27 1 ƒ 1 „ 19. Familien 3078 19 Familien Christina vn Willemina Elisa Sueele moeder onbeknaam zwakzinnig rigtig Elisabeth „ Christina Willemina Elisa Sueele __o Willemma„ Kinderen Carorina _o _o _o „ Johanna „ _ Rataij v:n madagascas Moeder Cicilia „ Rataij Kinderen Willemina„ Jan „ Cicilia Ratai Kinds kint Rijhel van v:n madagascas Lowie „ Rikenan Kinderen ƒ o Adelland Martha „ madagascas Moeder. Margriet „ Maroha Kint Frederik „ Margriet maroha Kinds kind 1 — 1 1 kettak „ madagascas moeder Agie „ Ikettrik ¶ kinderen Willemina „ — Ryafsie „ madagascar moeder Iohannes „ Rijatsie kind Rosetta „ Sijaak Moeder Hindrina „ Rosetta Sayanak Rosina _ - „ Susanna - „ Zeymand „ _ Elisabeth „ Willemina vn Anna Petronella Moeder Alexander „ Willemina Schoekkie „ madagasias Moeder onbequaam Coetboe Morra „ madagascas man - 1. Margriet „schakkee Vrouw kind Emanuel „ margriet Schokkie kinds kinde„ Cornelis „ren 28 Familien _ 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 55 11 25 6 kloeke schoolzuigende kloeke Schoolzuigende. Plans van In boorling gebooren Iaaren Gedoopte onchr: Iongens Iongene Jongelijs Meijden Meijden Meisjes —23 7 19 1 — 79 1 10 1 59 28 21 1 8 1 30 4 1 1 ƒ 1 44 — 20 1 5 1 1 2 1 1 36 — 1 1 7 1 1 8 7 - 1 ƒ 11 1 — ƒ 1 28 7 8 1 1 58 1 46 — 44, 1 24 1 13 1 81 87 18 28 18 10 3 28 1 25 buijten oud - 6 1 4 1 1 1 1 43 7 — 1 26 — 1 41 13 2 2 17 P„r Transport Transporteere ƒ _ — 1 - 1 - 1 1 - „ 1 1 1 - d 1 — ƒ - 1 — 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 7 - — 1 „ — 1 1 1073 28 Familien Willem v=n Molouane Vader onbekw: en dorf Silwawia„ madagascas Vrouw 12 Christina „ Isinawie kind Willem „ Vamnysa Kinderen _o Petronella „ Chowalwe „ madagascar Moeder Dorathea „ Thoweloe 4 Kinderen Godlieb 1 - Pangamania „ madagascas man „ — Vrouw VCombanie Harm „ Wombanie kinderen Abraham „ _ Hendrina „ Thangorie „ „ „ _o zuster Moeder Maria Amelia „ maria Thangoerie Kinderen ƒ Isaak „ _o Snaasie „ mosamb: moeder Presie „ Snaasie kind Onganie „ meldagascar man Manahintijos „ madagascas Vrouw Fredrik „ Mahahijntjor Kinderen Aora _ 1 38 Mihewela „ mosambug man „ —o Vrouw Anna 1 26 Jacob 8 „ Anna „ _o kinderen Claas 21 Aman Jan „mosambieg man 1 28 1 26 1 Antanonna _o Vrouw Hendrik „ Anjanna Kind 1 Chanonga „ mosambug man 1 30 1 25 — 1 Makskanoe Vrouw Gert 1 „ mahakanoe kind Hemazande „ mosambicq moeder 1 32 1 „ Apoloma 1 - - —. 12 „ hemajando kind 3 l Familier 100 Transporteere 33 100 33 35 14 10 2 2 1 - 1 1 26 — 1 1 —1 24 — 1 — ½ — ƒ 30 54 16. 1 1 — 1 3 1 7 13 1 10 7 14 1 30 1 1 - 11 1 4 1 1 43 38 — 1 1 1 7 19 1 1 7 1 1 36 - 5 1 11 1 - kloeke schoolzuigende kloeke schoolluigende buiten oud Elande van Limnboort gebooren Jaaren gedoopte onshe Jongen s Jongens songetjes meide Meijden Misjes „ 8 18 28 10 15 41 13 P„r Transport 1 1 - - 1 - - ƒ 1 1 1 - 1 2 — 1 - - 1— ƒ — - 1 — -- - 1 — — - — - —- - 1 - 1 — - - 1 - 7. 1 — - — 53 1 1 87. 18
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1089. 38 Families Brought forward Country-born Anthonie of Mozambique, man Sika, ditto, woman Sina, Sika's child Kekweele of Mozambique, man Bassiana, ditto, woman Barend, Bassiana's child 's Commissaris of Madagascar, mother Johanna of 's Commissaris children Thomas, ditto Simanasse of Madagascar, man Hannidennie, ditto, woman Andries, Hannidennie's child Lanthara of Mozambique, mother Jacoba, Lanthara's child Coensalie of Mozambique, man Pettegena, ditto, woman Carolus, Pettegena's child Jan Pompoen of Mozambique, man Malelakanne, ditto, woman Pauwel, Malelakanne's child Lambo of Madagascar, man Mapiada, ditto, woman Michiel, Mapiada's child Mohotta of Mozambique, man Chike, ditto, woman Christoffel, Chike's child Pietje of Madagascar, man Matjokawaatsie, ditto, woman Paul, Matjokawaatsie's child Ranomoseere of Madagascar, mother Cornelia, Ranomoseere's child Elisabeth, Cornelia's grandchild Carried forward 113 52 49 Families 113 52 43 18 14 66 2 1 1 1 1 1 22 1 1 23 1 1 32 4 1 2 7 1 36 1 34 3 3 1 36 1 2 1 35 1 22 1 30 2 1 34 1 33 4 1 29 1 25 1 24 1 30 1 28 1 1 1 48 3 7 Foreign-born Able-bodied School-going Infant Able-bodied School-going Infant Company-born Age Baptized Unbaptized Boys Boys Young boys Girls Girls Young girls 40 100 32 35 14 10 24 16 1 1 30 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 1 1 1 1 1 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 100 33 1783 Brought forward 49 Families Mandam of Mozambique, man Morambine, ditto, young woman Cornelia, Morambine's child Amparath the 2nd, ditto, of Madagascar, father Amilie of Waparchoe, child Ryfitsine of Madagascar, mother, incapacitated, decrepit Margriet, Ryfitsine's child Lysatje of Madagascar, man Kirop, ditto, woman Margriet, Kirop's child Koenelalie of Mozambique, mother Aletha, Koenelalie's child Foreign-born Able-bodied School-going Infant Able-bodied School-going Infant Company-born Age Baptized Unbaptized Boys Boys Young boys Girls Girls Young girls 113 52 1 6 1 1 60 1 1 38 1 1 37 1 28 1 1 34 1 1 16 7 1 36 1 1 30 Carried forward 118 59 59 46 18 14 72 20 118 54 Families 1 24 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 19 3 113 52 43 178 14 60 1 1 1 1 1982. At Nieuwland Company-born Foreign-born 54 Families Johannes of Maria Leoule, man Thoesaria of Madagascar, woman Louisa, Thoesaria's child Dappollo of Mozambique, man Prakanie, ditto, woman Johannes Prakanie Mokelatte, ditto, of Mozambique, children Wakooij of Mozambique, man Hallela, ditto, woman Christoffel, Hallela's child Mathiamnoe of Mozambique, man Hapitta, ditto, woman Adam, Hapitta's child Kowadda of Mozambique, man Nasoedawa, ditto, woman Mandussava, Nasoedawa's of Mozambique, children Lahar Wanga of Mozambique, man Wangareva of Madagascar, woman Magdalena of Wangareva Samuel, ditto, children Simera of Madagascar, man Immoesarie, ditto, woman Aletha, Immoesarie's child 61 Families Carried forward: 127 74 127 74 53 27 14 80 24 1 118 59 46 18 118 59 Able-bodied School-going Infant Able-bodied School-going Infant Company-born Age Baptized Unbaptized Boys Boys Young boys Girls Girls Young girls 6 4 0 1 36 1 1 1 26 1 23 3 1 7 1 26 1 24 4 1 1 25 1 28 1 30 1 26 9 1 26 1 1 3 7 1 29 1 6 7 1 29 4 7 1 1 1 31 1 Brought forward 1 1 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 19 72 20 7 1 1 1 1083 61 Families Roeloff of Susanna, man Maria of Amelia Maria Suele, woman Apolonia, Maria Amelia Maria Suele's children Susanna, ditto Iloekoy of Mozambique, man Wangaretta of Madagascar, woman Johannes, Wangaretta's children Martinus, ditto Sols of Madagascar, man Malida Kawella of Mozambique, woman Jan Pit, Malida Kawella's child Kandambo of Mozambique, man France of Madagascar, woman Salomon, France's child At Rustenburg 65 Families 215 heads total Total 135 80 135 80 57 25 15 86 24 8 1 2 28 7 16 1 1 14 7 1 37 2 1 1 29 2 15 1 1 2 1 1 30 1 1 7 28 1 1 28 1 1 29 1 48 1 10 1 127 74 3 22 14 86 24 Foreign-born Able-bodied School-going Infant Able-bodied School-going Infant Company-born Age Baptized Unbaptized Boys Boys Young boys Girls Girls Young girls 127 74 J. D. Haure Agreed Brought forward 1 1 1 1 Number 1. In the Government House Number 2. In the Dispensary Number 3. In the Trade Warehouse Number 4. In the Wine Cellar Number 5. With the Honorable Secunde Number 6. With the Honorable Fiscal Number 7. At the Water Mills Number 8. With the Reverend Minister at Stellenbosch 2 - - - 2 Number 9. With a Minister's widow 3 - - - 3 Number 10. With the Reverend Minister at Roodezand 2 - - - 2 Number 11. With the ditto ditto in Zwartland 2 - - - 2 Number 12. With the ditto ditto at the Paarl 2 - - - 2 Number 13. At the Company's Stables 4 - - - 4 Number 14. With the Reverend Fleck 6 - - - 6 Number 15. With ditto van Lier 31 - - - 31 Number 16. At the Vissershok 16 - 1 - 17 Number 17. At the Ganzenkraal 11 - 1 - 12 Number 18. In the Bakery 1 - - 1 3 Number 19. At the Groene Kloof 22 - - - 22 Number 20. At the Bay as well as in the Company's Garden 1 - - - 1 Number 21. In the Slave Kitchen 2 1 - - 3 Number 22. At the Riviersonderend 2 - - - 2 Number 23. At Klapmuts 20 - - - 20 Number 24. At Witteboomen 1 - - - 1 Number 25. At the Armory - - 2 - 2 Number 26. At the Pearl Mill 2 - - 1 3 Number 27. With the Carpenters 3 7 - - 10 Number 28. At Nieuwland 32 20 1 - 53 Number 29. At the Rondebosch or Rustenburg 27 20 1 - 48 Carried forward. 254. 62. 12. 3. 331 Roster of the services to which and the various posts where the Company's slaves, convicts, and Chinese registered on the general list or roll of the Slave Lodge are currently employed or assigned on this date, according to the said general list, namely: Slave Slave Con- Chi- Total Boys Girls victs nese summary 12 13 3 1 29 19 - 2 - 21 5 - - - 5 13 - 3 - 16 2 - - - 2 8 - - - 8 2 - - - 2 1084 Copy
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1089. 38: Familien P„r Transport 's lands van Anthonion van mosambicq man sika „ - Vrouw Sina„ Sika Kind kekweele „ Smosambug man Bassiana „ — Vrouw Barend „ bassiana Eind 'SCommisarie „ madagascas moeder Johanna „ Ssammesarie 6 kinderen Thomas „ _o Simanasse „ madagascar Man 1 Hanndennie - „ - _o Vrouw Andries „ Hannoenie Kind Lanthara „ mosambug Moeder Jacoba „. Lantharae kind Coensalie „ mosambicq man Wettigenu „ Vrouw Carolus „ Pettegena Kind Aan Dompero „ mosambug Man ƒ Malelakanne „_ Vrouw Pauwel „ Malelakanna Kind Lambo „ madagascor Man Mapiada „ _o Vrouw Michiel „ Mapiada kind Mohotta „ Rosambug Man Chike 8 Vrouw Christoffel „ Ehike kind Pietie „ madag: Man ƒ Matgo kawaatsie„ _o Vrouw Paul „Ratjohanaatsie Kind Ranomoseere „ madagascas Moeder Cornelia „ Ranimuseere kind EElisabeth Cornelia Kinds kind Transporteere 113 52 49 Familien — „ 2 1 — 1 113 52 43 18 14 66 1 1 1 1 22— 1 — 1 23 — 1 ƒ „ 1 32 4 1 2 :7 1 36 — 1 3. 4 — 3 3 1 36 — 1 — 2 — 1 35. — — 1 22: 1 30 2 1. 34 1 33 4 1 29 — 1 25 — — 1 24 — —1 30 — — 1 28 — 1 1 — 1 48 — 3 7 ƒ — Imbour buiten Oud kloeke schooleluigende khoeke Schoolzuigende 2 lingen gebooren Jaaren Gedoofde oncter longens Congens Jongestgde Meyden neyden Meis jees 40 — 100 32 35„ 14: 10 24 16 1 ƒ 1 30 — 3 1 1 1 1 - 1 — — 1 . 1 1 - 1 1 - - — 1 „ - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 ƒ 1 - 1 1 1 1 7 1 „ - 1 ƒ 1 1 - 1 1 „ ƒ 1 100 33 1783 P„r Transport 49 Familien Mandam v„n Mosambucg man Morambine „ —: j: Vrouw Cornelia „ morambine Kind Amparath de 2 d„o v„: madagascas Vader Amilie v„n Waparchoe Kind Ryfiffine „ madagascas moeder onbeq: afgeleefd Margriet „ Ryfitsine Rind Lysatfe „ madagasias Man 2 kirop _o Vrouw Margriet „ kirop Kind Hdenelatie „ mosambicq moeder Aletha „ koenelalie kind Imboor buijten oud kloeke school ruigende kloeke school zuigende slands van lingen geboren Jaaren Gedoopt oncher Jongens Jongens Jongestje Meijder Meirden Meisjes. 113 52 1 6 1 — 1 60 — 1 1 38 1 1 — 37 1 ƒ 28 — 1 1 34 — 1 1 16 7 — 1 36 — 1 — 1 30 Transporteere 118 59 59 46 18 14 72 20 118 54 Familien - „ 1 24 — 1 4 1 1 1 — — — - 1 —1 1 1 2 „ 1 19 3 113 52 43 178 14 60 1 1 1 1 1982. Aan 't Nieuwland 'slands van Imboor buiten oud 54 Familien Johannes v„n Maria Leoule Man 15 Thoesarie madagasiar Vrouw Lousa „ Moosarie kind Dappollo „ Losambicq Man Prakanie _o Vrouw Iohannes Trakane Mokelaite „ _o pmo sambicq 's Kinderen Wakooij „ mosambug Man Hallela „ Vrouw Christoffel „ Hallela Hind Mathiamnoe „ mosambicq Man Hapitta „o Vrouw Adam „ mokitta lind Kowadda „ mosambicq Man Nasoedawa Vrouw Mandussava „ nacoedasa v=n Mosambecq Kinderen Lahar Wanga: „ mosambicq man Wangareva madagascar Vrouw Magtalena „ Nangarera Samuel „ _o Kinderen. Simera „ madag: man 1Immoesarce „ _:o Vrouw „ Immoearie bind „ _o 61 Familien Transporteere : 127 74 127 74 53 27 14 80. 24 ƒ 1 118 59: 46 18 1188 59 kloeke schoolzuigende kloeke schoolzuigende lingen gebooren Jaaren gedoopt onsh: Iongen Jongens sontgetjen Weirden meiden Meisjes 6 4 O 1 36 — 1 1 - 1 26 — 1 23 — 3 1 7 1 26 1 24 — 4 1 — 1 25 1 28 — 1 30 — 1 26 9 — 1 26 — „ 1 1 1 3 7 — 1 29 1 — 6 7 1 29 4 7 1— 1 1 —ƒ 31 1 ƒ P„r Transport 1 ƒ 1 7 .. 1 ƒ 1 1 1 — 1 ƒ — 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 19 72„ 20 7 1 1 - 1 - .. 1 Aletha 1083 9 61 Familien Roeloff v„n Susanna Man „p Maria „ Amelia Maria Suele Trouw Apolonia „ Maria Amelia Maria Suele kinderen Susanna „ _ _ lloekoy „ mosambug Man Wangaretta „ madagascar Vrouw Iohannes „ Nangaretta Kinderen Martinus„ ƒ _ Sols „ madagascas Man Malida Kawella, mosamb: Vrouw Tan pit „ Malida kawella Kind kandambo, mosambecq Man Trame „ madagascas Vrouw 9 Salomon „ France Kind Aan Berstenburg a 65 Familien 215 koppen tezamen Summa 135 80 135 80 57 25 15 86 24 8 1 2 28 7 16 1 1 14 7 — 1 37 — 2 1 1 29 — 2 „ — 15 1 1 —2 1 1 30: — —1 1 7 28 — 1 1 28 — 1 1 „ 29 — 1 48 1 — 10 1 — 127 74: 3: /„ 22: 14 8:6: 24 Inbood buiten oud ƒ. kloeke schoolzuigende schoeke schoolzuigende 's lands van lingen gebooren Jaaren gedoopt onsker Jongens Jongens songetjes Meiden Mer den Meisjes 127 74 J D. Haure Accoudeert P„r Transport _ 1 ƒ ƒ „ 1 1 1 1 N=o 1. Int Gouvernement „ 2: „ „ dispen „ 3 „ „ Negotie Pakhuys „ 4 „ de Wijnkelder „ 5 bij de Heer Secunde „6 „ „ _o Fiscaal „ 7 aan de Watermolens „ d: bij de Heer predikant op stellenbosch 2 — — — 2 „ 9 „ een predikants wed„we„ 3 „ 10. „ de heer pred„k op 't roode Land „ 11 „ „ _o _:o in „ Swartland „ 12 „ „ _o — daan de Paarl „13: op 's Comp„s stal „ 14 by de Heer ped leck 112 „ „ _o van Lier „ 16 aan 't Visschers hok „ 17: „ de ganse Kraal „ 18: in de Bakkerey „19 aan de groene Sloop „ 20 en de baayf als in 's Comp„s thuijn „ 21: „ „ Slaven Combuijs „ 22: aan de Rivier zonder End „ 23 „ „ klapmuts „ 24„ „ witte Boomen „26 op de Wapenkamer „ 26 aan de Pelmalen „ 27 by de Timmerlieden „ 20 aan 't Nieuwland „ 29 „ „ ronde Bosje of Rustenburg 27 20 1 — 48 Transporteere . 254. 62. 12. 3. 331 32 20 1 — 53 —— 3 — — — 2 — — — 2 — 2 — — — 4 — — 6 — — 6 31 — — 31 16 — 1 — 17 11 — — 12 1 — 1 3 22 — — — 22 „ 1 2 1 — — 3 2 — — — 2 20 — — — 20 1 — — — 1 — — 2 2 — — 1 3 3 7 — — 10 Rooster van de Diensten tot welke en de onderscheydene Posten alwaar 's Comps slaven, Banditen en Chineezen op de ge- neraale Lyst of Rolle van de slaven Logie bekent staande, zig op dato deeses volgens dezelve generaale Leijst goem pla„ ieerd vinden, of bescheyden zyn, namentlyk slaven slaven Ban Chine t zamer Jongens Heijde, diten, zen trekking 12 13 3 1 29 19 — 2 — 21 5 — — — 5 13 — 3 — 16 ƒ 2 —— 1 8 — — 2 2 2 2 — — — i 1084 Copia
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No. 30 in the Milk Shed No. 31 in the Hospital No. 32 in the Garden here No. 33 at the Blacksmith's shop No. 34 Caffres at Swellendam No. 35 at Stellenbosch No. 36 at Graaff-Reinet No. 37 under the Executioner No. 38 Exiles on Robben Island No. 39 on the Public Works No. 40 Incapacitated No. 41 at the School and Adolescents No. 42 Nursing infants No. 43 with Mr. Gordon No. 44 with Mr. Le Sueur No. 45 with Mr. Westerhoff No. 46 with Reverend Kolver No. 47 Caffres here No. 48 with the Reverend Harders No. 49 Matrons No. 50 Midwives No. 51 Sick-fathers and Sick-mother Total 578: 271: 65 7. 9:24 3 26 3 1 — 30 34 18 — — 52 8 — 8 6 3 3 6 4 2 21 21 130 118 9 257 22 23 75 60 46 32 — 78 15 8 23 4 3 2 1 1 - 1 16 16 2 2 4 Bondsmen, Women in respect of Slaves, Slave women, Banditti, Both sexes Carried forward 254: 62: 12: 2: 331 271. Slaves 849 Agrees J: Saure ƒ 3 1 6 - 1 - a L a with Mr. Mappa 7. 2. b wood-carrier with the writer, porter, schoolmasters, mandors, and executioner 4. c in the Timber Magazine - - - - - 1. — d Woodcutters in the Government - - - - - - 1. —. — e with the pump maker - - - - — 1. —. f Chimney sweeps 8. —. g Tub carriers from the secret Privies 1. h with the officer in Plettenberg Bay 6 i with the Secunde - - - - 1. — k at the brick kiln in the garden 3. —. l with the head master of the Lodge 4. — m with the tailor - - - - 7 — n with the Overseer - - - - - - - 3. o in the Sewing School - - - - — 14. p with the widow of the head master Le Sueur 2. q remaining for the Unloading and Loading of ships and other public works 95 96. 9 Boys Girls Children to which the Company's Slaves and Banditti under No. 39 on the Roster marked Letter C, known according to the general List Letter A, are employed, namely: Detail of the Public Works together 130. 118. 9 Agrees Saure 1085 Copy. 3. : - - No. 3 In the Trade warehouse where three full-grown are. - No. 5 with the Secunde who, following the example of his predecessors, has had in all 13 slaves in his service and now declares he can manage with 14 boys and 4 girls - - - 2. 3 No. 13 at the Company's stable, being abolished - - -. 20 — No. 16 at the Vischershok, being about to be sold 31 — No. 19 at the Groene Kloof provisionally - - - - - 10 — No. 27 with the carpenters. . . . - - 2 — No. 22 at the Nieuwland, also having to be sold 32 20 No. 29 at the Rondebosch or Rustenburg - - - - - 7 10 No. 32 at the garden here . . . . . . 6 16 No. 33 at the Blacksmith's shop . . . . . . 4 — No. 34 Caffres at Swellendam - - - - - 3 — No. 39 from the Public Works. . . . . . 7 — No. 40 incapacitated who are unbaptized, and whom one cannot value as completely worthless. - - - 10 10 No. 41 of the adolescents, all the unbaptized - – – 27: 10 Total Boys 218. 105 Girls 105 or together 323 so that, in order to make up the number of 399 pieces of slaves who must be sold from the remaining ones that are summed up on the Roster Letter C and detail of the Public Works Letter D, a number of 77 pieces would have to be taken, which the undersigned prefer to leave to the choice and Disposal of Your Right Honorable and Worships, to wit: No. 21 in the slave Kitchen. . . . . . - - 2 — No. 35 at Stellenbosch - - - - - - 3 — No. 24 at the Witteboomen - - - - - - 2 — No. 30 at the Milk shed - - - - - - - - 2 — No. 31 in the hospital - - - - - - - - 6 — No. 17 at the Ganse Kraal - - - - - 22 — The Number of Slaves who must be sold, 399 3138 Boys Girls on the posts known on the Roster Chapter C and the detail Letter D will come to cease, or could yet, in the view of the commissioners, be provisionally spared in order to make up the number of saleable ones, Namely: List of Slaves whose services Agrees D. Haure Letter 1086 Copy It having been taken into consideration that it tends more to the contempt and decline of Christianity than to the encouragement of Heathens and Mohammedans to convert to the same, that male or female slaves who, with the prior knowledge and permission of their Masters or Mistresses, have made confession of the Christian religion, are subsequently equated with others or non-Christians, as happens now and then, and are sold at public auctions or otherwise, etc.; thus, upon the proposition of the Governor-General to counter and prevent such, by means which do not divest any Master or Mistress of their property and right over such bondservants, it is resolved and understood hereby to enact for the future that bondservants who have made confession of the Christian faith shall not be permitted to be sold or converted into money, whether in public or privately, or alienated in any manner; but that each and every one who Extract from the general Resolutions of the Castle Batavia of the 10th of April Letter S 1770 1087. Copy
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No 30 in 't Melkhok „ 31 „ „ Hospitaal „ 32 „ de Thuyn alhier „ 33: op de Smits winkel „24 Kassers op Swellendam „ 38 — „ stellenbosch „ 36 _o Graff Rynet = 37 onder Scherpregter „ 38: Bannelingen op 't Robben Eiland „ 39 aan de gemeene Werken „ 48 onbekwaame „ 41 op de school en Aankomelingen „ 42 Zuygende a43 by de heer Gardon „ 48 „ „ _o Lessieur „ 98 „ „ _o Westerhoff „ 46 „ „ red„k Kolver „ 47 Kaffers alhier 48 bij de heer pred„k Harders „ 44 Matris „ 50 Vroedvrouwen „ 51 Ziekevaders en ziekemoeder Total 578: 271: 65 7. 9:24 3 26 3 1 — 30 34 18 — — 52 8— 8 6 3 3 6 4 2 21 21 130 118„ 9 257 22. 23 75 60 „ 46 32 —. 78 15 8 23 4 3 2 1. 1 - 1 16 16 2 2 4 bondens Muiden ten Bentrekking Slaven Seaven Ban ede Birder lagae P„r Transport 254: 62: 12: 2: 331 271. Slaven 849 Accordeert J: Saure ƒ 3 1 6 - 1 - a L a by de Heer Mappa b houtdrager by de schryver, portier, school meesters, mandoors en scherpregter 7.. 2. C in 't Houtmaguazijn - - - - - 4. d Houtcappers in 't Gouvernement 1.— e bij de pompemaker - - - - - - 1. —. — ƒ Schoorsteenveegers - - - - — 1. —. 9 Balydragers uijt de gekeme Gemakken 8. —. h. by den officier in de plettenbergs baaij 1. 6 by de heer Lecunde - - - - k aan de steenoven in de thuin 1. — l by den oppermeester van de Logie ƒ in „ „ kleedermaker - - - - „ „ „ Opzigter - - - - - - - 3. „ 0 in de Saaischool - - - - — 14. p by de wed„w van den oppermeester Le Sucur 9. tot Lossen en Laden der scheepen en andere gemeene werken overig g5 96. 9 3. —. 4. — 7 — Jongens Hoyjden Boend aan welke 's Comp. s Slaven en Ban diten sub N:o 39 by de Rooster L„a /bekent staande volgens de gene„ raade Legst L„a A zyn geemployeert vls Betail van de gemeene Werken t' zamen 130. 118. 9 Accordeert Saure 1085 Copia. 2. 3. : - - N„o 3 In 't Negotie pakhuys daar drie volft aanbaar zin. - „ 5 by de heer secunde die op het voorbeld zyner praedecesseuren in alles 13 slaaven ten dienst heeft gehad en thans verklaart met 14 Iongens en 4 Meijden te kunnen volstaan - - - 2. 3 „ 13 op's Comp:s stal als afgeschaft wordende- --. „ 16 aan 't Vischershok staande te worden verkogt „ 19 „ de groene Cloof provisioneel - - - - - 10 — „ 27 by de timmerlieden. . . . - - „ 22 op 't Nieuwland meede moetende worden verkogt 32 20 „ 29 aan 't ronde, bosje of Rustenburg - - - - - „ 32 „ de thuijn alhier . . . . . . „ 33 op „ Smits Winkel . . . . . . „ 34 Kassers op Swellendam - - - - - „ 39 van de gemeene Werken. . . . . . „ 40 onbekwaame die ongedoopt zijn, en dewelke men niet geheel, buijten waarde kan stellen. - - - 10 10 „ 41 van de aankomelingen alle de ongedoopte - – – 27: 10 Totaal Jongens 218. 105 Hyden 105 ofte te zamen 323 zodat 'er nog om het getal uijttemaken van 399 stuks sla„ ven, die verkogt moeten worden uijt de overige dergeene die by de Rooster L„a Cent detail der gemeene Werken L„a D zyn gesommeerd zoude moeten werden genomen een getal van 77 stuks, dewelke de ondergeteekendens liefst ter keuze en Dispositie van Uwe Wel Edele Gestr: en E: Agtb=re overlaten verzegge „ 21. in de slaven Combuijs. . . . . . - - 2 — „ 35 _o „ Stellenbosch - - - - - - 3 — „ 24 aan de witte Boomen - - - - - - 2 — „ 30 „ „ Melk hok - - - - - - - - 2 — „ 31 in 't hospitaal - - - - - - - - 6 — „ 17 „ de ganse Craal _ „ _o _o 22 — Het Getal der Slaaven die verkogt moeten werden, 399 3138 20 — Jongens Meijden op de posten bi de Rooster Caps„o en het detail L„a D' bekent staande zullen komen op te houden of nog na het inzien van gecommitteerdens Provisioneel zouden kunnen worden ge„ mist, om het getal der verkoopbaare uijt te maken, Als Leijst van de Slaven welker diensten Accordeert D. Haure L„a 1086 Copia 2 31 — 2 — 7 10 616 4 — 3 — 7 - In Aanmerking gekomen zynde, dat het meer tot Klynagtinge en Declin van 't Christendom, dan tot aanmoediginge van Heydenen en Mahomethanen Strekt, om tot het zelve overtegaan, dat slaven ofte slavinnen die met Voorkennisse en toelatinge van hunne Leyfheeren, of Vrouwen beleydenis van de Christelyke godsdienst gedaan hebben, vervolgens met anderen of onchriftenen, zoo als nu en dan geschied, gelijk gesteld en op publicque Vendutien dan wel anderzints verkogt worden &ra zo is op de propositie van den Heer Gouverneur generaal, om sulks teegen te gaan en te beletten, door Middelen welke ijder Lijf Heer of Lijf Vrouwe niet komen te onsetten van Haar Eygendom en Regt of zulke Leyf Eygenen goed gevonden en verstaan by deezen voor 't vervolgte sta„ „tueeren, dat Leyf Eijgenen die belydenis van 't Christen geloof gedaan hebben; met zullen mogen werden verkogt of ten gelde gemaakt, het zy in 't openbaar dan wel onderhands, of op eeniger hande wyze veralieneerd, maar dat alle en een ygelyk, Extract uit de generaale Resolutien des Casteels Batavia van den 10 April dewelke L„a S 1770 1087. Copia
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1088 who are masters of such serfs, and who henceforth have their male or female slaves instructed in the Reformed doctrine, in order to incorporate them into the Christian Church, must submit to this manner which is so praiseworthy, indeed required by the laws of the land, and thus bring themselves under these obligations, so that upon their death or departure from these regions: 1. to set all such male or female slaves outside of slavery; 2. or by donation inter vivos, or testamentary, or other codicillary dispositions, to give away or bequeath them to their children, other relatives, or foreign heirs, provided however that the ownership of the same shall not pass to them, except under the aforementioned obligations; 3. or upon departure from the Indies, by reasonable appraisal by the messengers of the aldermen or orphan masters, or the auctioneer of the vendue masters, to leave them to those who out of Christian and human love might be inclined to take them over, and then set them free; 4. or to grant them that they may purchase their own freedom for [below was written:] Agrees [signed:] P. H. Faure, sworn clerk the purchase price, or also according to appraisal, if they are house-born slaves, or slaves donated to them, with the lifting, in any of the aforementioned cases, of the fine of Rds 25 imposed on the emancipation of serfs by the resolutions of this table of 20 May 1766 and 27 July 1767; furthermore, to give notice of the one and the other not only to the respective Colleges of Justice, both here and at the respective outer offices, and also to vendue masters, but also to order all notaries, secretaries, and scribes to properly elucidate the appearers or testators regarding this, so that they may dispose of their Christian serfs in the manner aforementioned. Agrees P. H. Faure sworn clerk It has been presented and made known to us by Mr. Pieter Onderwater and also the Reverend Petrus Casier, that Your Honours found themselves somewhat at a loss regarding the matter of having the slave children baptized who are born over there, as not knowing how they should properly conduct themselves in this matter; and previously some dispute had already occurred in the ecclesiastical assembly regarding that point, namely whether slave children born of believing parents might be incorporated into holy baptism or not; after previous communication with the Classis in the Fatherland, it was understood to be yes, and that in such manner: namely, that all such children may well be baptized upon the Christian faith of those with whom they reside, whether they are their masters or not; provided that they bind themselves to raise such child or children in the Christian religion, this being principally founded upon the example of the Patriarch Abraham, upon whose faith all those who were of his household were circumcised; and this has been in observance here for a long time, as it also pertains to the slave children of the Honourable Company, which has established schools for that purpose, Extract of Batavian Missive dated 25 Jan. 1764, written to the Noble Commander Andries Zacharias Wagener at the Cape of Good Hope Copy 1089 established to have such baptized children, when they come of age, instructed in the Christian religion; wherefore Your Honours over there may also conform to this rule, letting this holy work proceed over there in that manner henceforth, as happens here, wherein Your Honours will do Christianly and well. [below was written:] Agrees [signed:] P. H. Faure, sworn clerk Agrees P. H. Faure sworn clerk Tuesday the 27 May 1721. Lastly, it was resolved and agreed that the bookkeeper Hendrik Trappe, presently having the supervision over the Company's slaves, shall hereby be authorized to stand over the baptism of the Company's slave children, and that in case of occupation, sickness, absence, or other impediments, he shall be replaced in this by the comforter of the sick, Ian Machum. [below was written:] Agrees [and signed:] P. H. Faure, sworn clerk Extract of Resolution taken in the Council of Policy at the Cape of Good Hope Agrees P. H. Faure Letter H 1790 Copy 1091. No. 22. And it is further understood, in order to strictly fulfill the desire of Their Right Honourable, to order Colonel Gisquen, by extract hereof, to deliver as soon as possible to this Council a specific statement of all Company buildings located at the Cape and belonging under his direction, as well as for what use each of the same serves, and in what condition they are at present; to the end that, this statement having been received, the same can be sent to the High Commanding Lords Masters, and further to deliberate which of them can be spared, in order to make further and final disposition thereof. Tuesday the 15 Febr. 1791. Extract of Resolution taken in the Council of Policy in the Castle of Good Hope Agrees J. D. Faure sworn clerk
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1088 dewelke diergelyken Leyf Eygenen meester zijn, en haare slaven af Savinnen, in de gereformeerde Leere in 't vervolg doen on derwyzen, om dezelve de Christelyke Ker ke te doen inlyven, door deeze zoo pryze lyke, ja waar de Wetten van den Lande verpligte wyze, zig moeten laten welge vallen, en dus haar brengen in die gehou„ denissen, om by haar overlyden of vertrek uijt deeze Gewesten. „al zulke slaven of slavinnen te stellen buiten Laverneye 2/ of bij donatie inter vivos, of testamen tacré, dan wel andere Concillaire Dispo sitien; weg te schonken of te vermaken aan haare kinderen, andere nabestaande, dan wel vreemde Erfgenaamen, mitsegter dat den Eygendom van dezelve op de zo„ danige niet zal mogen overgaan, dan over de voorwaards gestelde verpligtingenn 3/ dan wel om dezelve by vertrek uit Jndien„ by redelyke Taxatie door de bodens van scheepeenen of Weesmeesteren, dan wel den afslager van Vendumeesteren, aan den geenen over te laten, die uit Christen en Hensch Lievendheyd geneegen mogten zin haar over te neemen, en dan vry te geeven g of haar te vergunnen, dat zy zig zelven voor /:onder stond:/ „Accordeert /: geteekend:/ P: H: Faure gez: Clercq den Inkoop Prys, dan wel meede teegen taxatie, indien het huys in boorlingen, of aan Haar geschonken slaven zijn, voykoopen met ophebfing in een der voor schreeve Gevallen van de boete van Ed„ts 25 op het emancipeeren van Leijf Eigenen gesteld, by de besluyten deezer tafel van den 20 May 1766 en 27 July 1767 voorts van 't eer en andere, niet alleen aan de resp„e Collegien van Iusticien, zo heeft als op de resp:e buiten Comptoiren, ook vendumeesteren kennisse te geeven, maar ook alle Notarissen, Secretarissen, en scribas te gelasten, de Comparanten of Testamenteuren hier van behoorlyk te elucideeren, ten eynde in Voegen voormeld, over hunne Christen LeyfEygenen te kunnen disponeeren Accordeert . Saur den ƒ ƒ ƒ Ons is door de Heer Pieter Onderwater ende ook den Predikant Petrus Casier voorgedra„ gen ende te kennen gegeeven, hoe UEd„e hun eenigsints verleegen vond in 't stuk van de slaaven kinderen, die gindes gebooren worden, te laten doopen, als niet weetende, hoe zig eygentlyk daarinne zullen hebben te gedra„ genende is te vooren by de kerkelyke Ver„ „gaderinge over dat poinct al eenige dispu„ tatie gevallen, te weeten of slaaven kinde„ „ren van geloovige Ouders gebooren zynde, den heyligen doop mogten ingeleyfd wor„ den, dan niet is na voorgaande Communi„ catie met de Classis in 't Vaderland ver„ staan van Ja, en dat op dus danige Wyze te weeten dat alzulke Kinderen op 't Chris„ telyke geloove, van de geene, daar ze by in„ woonen of 't hun Leijfheeren zyn ofte niet wel mogen werden gedoopt; mits dat dezelve haar verbinden zodanig kind of kinderen in de Christelyke Religie op te trekken, zynde dit ten principaale gefun„ deert op het Exempel van den Patriarch Abraham, op wiens geloove alle die van zynen Huyse waren besneeden wierden, en is zulks hier een lange Weyle aldus in observantie geweest, gaoat zelve omtrent de slaven Kinderen van de E Comp„ e, die daartoe schoolen Extract Bataviasche Missive de dato. 25 Jan: 1764 geschreeven aan den Edelen Heer Commandeur Andries Zacha„ rias Wagener aan Cabo: de goe„ opgeregt de Hoop Copia 1089 opgerigt heeft, om zodanige gedoopte kin„ deren, wanneer ze tot haare Jaaren komen in de Christelijke Religie te laten onder„ wyzen des UEd„e hun gindes na deeze re„ gul ook wel mogen schikken, latende dit heylig Werk in dier voegen voortaan al„ daar gelyk hier geschied, meede zyn voors„ gang neemen waaraan UEdle Christelyk en wel doen zult. — /:onder stond:/ Accordeert /:geteekend:/ P. H. Faure gesw: Clercq Accordeert . Saure G GClercq 2 ƒ Dingsdag den 27 May 1721. — Laastelyk is geresolveerd en verstaan dat den Boekhouder Hendrik Trappe, als het opzigt over 's Comp:s slaven Ge„ „genswoordig hebbende, by deezen zal werden gequalificeert, tot het staan over den Doop van 's Comp:s slave Kinderen, en dat denzelven by Occupatie, ziek te, af weezentheyd, of andere Beletselen daarinne zal moeten werden vervangen, door den krankbezoeker Ian Machum. — /:onder stond: Accordeert /:en geteek„d:/ P: H. Faure gezw: Clercq genomen in Raade van Politie aan Cabo de goede Extract Resolutie Accorder DD. Saur L„a H Sloop 1990 Copia 1091. N„o. 22. En is widers, om aan de begeerte van Hun WelEdele Hoog Achtb: Stiptelijk te voldoen, verstaan den Heere Collonel Gisquen, by Extract deezes, te gelasten, omme ten spoedigste aan deezen Raad een specificque opgave te doen van alle„ sComp getouwen, zich aan de Caap bevindende or en onder zyn Ed directie behoorende, mitsg=s tot welks gebruik een ieder derzelve is dienen de, en in hoedanige gesteldheid dezelve thans zyn; ten einde deeze opgave ingekoomen zynde, dezelve aan de Hoog gebiedende Heeren Meesteren te kunnen toezenden, en verders te delibereeren, welke van dezelve gemist zullen kunnen worden, omme daarop nader en finaal te kunnen disponeeren. — Dinsdag den 15 Febr: 1791. — op Extract Resolutie genoomen in raade van Politie In 't Casteel de Goede Hoop Accordeert J. D. Heure G Clercq S ƒ
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1092. Furthermore, the orders issued by Their Right Honorable Worships shall be strictly observed: to perform no other repairs to the buildings that cannot be spared than such as brook no delay, and each time to have proper memorials drawn up thereof, in order to keep the necessary record of them in the Resolutions. Likewise, if those repairs should be of any special importance, and there is no pressing need for their immediate execution, first to request the authorization of Their Right Honorable Worships, and in all cases to proceed to no new construction without such authorization; likewise, henceforth to put all repairs to the Company's buildings, of whatever name, out to public tender, to which end Colonel Gilquin shall be instructed by extract hereof. And likewise, in dutiful obedience to the further commands of Their Right Honorable Worships, strictly to abstain from constructing any new fortification works, even from completing those that are still in hand, and furthermore only to protect the works from deterioration and collapse, and to act regarding unavoidable repairs in the exact same manner as has been ordained by Their Right Honorable Worships with respect to repairs to buildings; likewise also henceforth to have these repairs performed by public tender. The Governor having communicated to the Council in this regard that His Honor had already given the necessary orders to cease all work currently in progress. Agrees. D. Saure 1st Clerk Tuesday 15 February 1791 Extract Resolution taken in the Council of Policy, In the Castle of Good Hope. No. 23. 5093 fa Letter A. Thursday 3 March 1791. Likewise, to authorize Colonel Gilquin to sell publicly to the highest bidder, for the account of the Honorable Company, the stones lying at the Stone Quarries, and the baked stones in the kilns, as well as the lime still located at the Bastions Chavonnes and Coehoorn. taken in the Council of Policy In the Castle of Good Hope Extract Resolution Agrees Saar G. Clerk No. 24. Copy Copy Specification and Yield of such Building Materials as were sold publicly on 31 March 1791 in the Castle of Good Hope and knocked down to the persons named herewith, namely: By the Valiant Gentleman Philipus Hermanus Gilquyn, being expressly authorized thereto by the Honorable Worshipful Council of Policy of this Government, for the account of the Chartered Dutch East India Company. 1 lot of broken stone in the front quarry with the demolition of the stonecutters' hut: The Colony of the Cape, Rds 530.- Ditto in the second stone quarry with the demolition of the stonecutters' hut: Valiant Hendrik Zum, Rds 255.- 1 lot of slaked and unslaked lime and approximately 40,000 baked stones with 1 shed for demolition, lying near the Chavonnes Battery: Willem Hoppe, Rds 385.- 1 brick kiln of 5 mouths of baked stones situated toward the Lion's Head, to be removed within half a year: Sr. Johan Franke Dirksz, Rds 526.- 1 ditto situated on the left hand of the previous kiln under conditions as above: Ditto, Rds 527.- 1 small kiln of 2 mouths of still raw or unbaked stones: Ditto, Rds 32.- Carried forward Rds 2255.- Letter B. 1094. Brought forward Rds 2255.- 1 lot of slaked and unslaked lime, together with the demolition of the Engineer's cottage and the lime shed, lying behind the Castle near the Coehoorn Battery: Hermanus Onke, Rds 125.- 16,800 pieces of baked stones: Mr. Ronnenkamp, Rds 98. 1. 16,800 ditto ditto: S. P. van der Riel, Rds 98. 1. 1 lot of broken stone with the demolition of the stonecutters' hut situated at the Windberg: Jan Barendse, Rds 40.- Total Rds 2616. 2. Deduct Salary: Rds 130. 6. For 10 placards on stamped paper to announce the auction to be held: Rds 2. 4. For the writing of this: Rds [illegible] Total deductions: Rds 134.- Remains Rds 2482. 2. below was written: Agrees was signed: C. A. Haupt Saure G. Clerk Agrees 1095. Letter A. Tuesday 15 February 1791. Furthermore, in order immediately to effect the discharge ordered by Their Right Honorable Worships of those craftsmen who can conveniently be spared as a result of the aforementioned arrangements, the Pay Bookkeeper Matthiesen shall be requested by extract hereof to provide this Council at the earliest opportunity with a specific statement of which craftsmen are present in this Government, where each of them is stationed, as well as which have completed their term of contract and which have not, in order to be able to make a final disposition thereon. Agrees Extract Resolution taken in the Council of Policy, In the Castle of Good Hope. J. D. Saure G. Clerk No. 25. 1096 Copy Letter B. Specific statement of the craftsmen who are present today in the Government of Cape of Good Hope, namely: At the Blacksmiths' shop: 1 Master, 2 Coppersmiths, 1 Tinsmith, 1 Brass founder, 16 Blacksmiths, Among whom are 7 persons who have served out their contract. With the House Carpenters: 1 Master of the Carpenters, 1 Master Sculptor, 2 Sculptors, 1 Turner, 18 House Carpenters, Among whom are 17 persons who have served out their contract, and of whom 1 turner has been on leave and is due to repatriate. With the Masons: 1 Master, 1 Mandor, 1 Stonecutter, 24 Masons, Among whom are 16 persons who have served out their contract, and of whom one has been on leave and is due to repatriate. 23 Assistants with the said Masons, among whom are 8 persons who have served out their contract.
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1092. zullende voorts exactelyk worden naar ge koomen de ordres, door Hun welEdele Hooge Achtb: gesteld, omme aan de gebouwen, die niet kunnen worden gemist, geene andere reparatien te doen, als zodanige, welke geen uitstel kunnen lyden, en daarvan telken reyze behoorlyke Me=or =morien te doen formeeren, om op dezelve in de Resolutien de nodige aanteekening te houden Gelyk meede, indien die reparatien van eenig bysonder belang zoude mooge weezen, en tot welker onmiddelyke aanwending geen dringende nood is, daar toe alvorens Hunner welEdele Hoog Achtb: qualificatie te vraagen, en in allen gevallen tot geene nieuwe aantimmeringen buiten zodanige qualificatie over te gaan, gelijk voortaan alle reparatien aan s' Comp Gebouwen, hoe ook genaamd, aan te bestelden, waar toe dus den Heere Collonel Gilquin by Extract deezes zal worden gelast. — En zo meede, omme ter plichtschuldige obedientie aan de verdere beveilen van Hun wel Edele Hoog Achtb: zich stiptelyk te Dingsdag den 15 Februarij 1791— Extract Resolutie genoomen in Raade van Politie, In 't Casteel de goede Hoop. - abstineeren No. 23. op. - Fortifacatie-werken, Iazelfs van het volkooyen van die, welke noch onder handen zyn, en om wyders alleen de werken voor detercoratie en instorting te beveyligen, en omtrent de onver mydelyke reparatien even zoo handelen, als door Hun welEdele Hoog Achtb: ten opzich der reparatien aan gebouwen is g'ordonneer gelyk ook om deeze reparatien voortaan by aanbesteeding te doen geschieden. — Hebbende den Heere gouverneur ten deezer aspecte den raade gecommuniceerd, dat zin Ed reeds de nodige ordres hadde gegeeven, om al het onder ^ zijnde werk te staaken. — abstineerens van het aanleggen van eenige niet Accordeert. D Saure l. Clercq 5093 fa L„ A. Donderdag den 3„e Maart 1791. Gelijk meede, omme den Heere Cotlonel Gelquin te qua„ lificeeren, om de Steenen aan de Klip Kuilen leggende, en de Ovens gebakke Steenen mitsgs aan de Bastions, Cha vonnes en boehorn zieh moeh bevindende Kalk, voor Reekening der E Comp e publicq aan de meestbiedende te ver koopen. genoomen in Raade van Politie Int Casteel de Goede Hooj Extract Resolutie Accordeert Saar GClercq N„o 24. op Copia Copia Door den Manhaften Heer Philipus Hermanus Gil¬ quyn, als daartoe Expresselyk gequalificeerd zynde, door den E: Achtb:r Raad van politie deeses Gouvernements, voor reecq. der Geoctroyeerde Neederlandsche Oost Indische Compagnie. 1. Parthy gebrooken klippen in de voorste Kuil met den afbreuk der klix„ breekers hutje: . . „ De Colonie van de Kaape r„ 530. — d in de tweede Kliphuil met den afbreuk der klipbreekers Katje. - „ manh=d hend: Zum. . „ 255:— 1 parthij aangemaakte en onaangemaakte kalk en Circum Circa 40000: ge„ bakken steenen met 1 heet tot den afbreuk, leg„ gende by de Battery Charonnes - - „ W:m Hoppe. . . . „ 385:— 1 steen Oven van 5 monden gebakken Steene Staande naa den Leeuwenbel moetende in het halve jaar vervoerd werden. „ S:r Ioh franke dirksz:„ 526„ — staande Linker hand van de voorige over- 1 klyne oven van 2 monden nog raauw of ongebatken Steenen. „ „ _o Transporteere r 2255:— onder Conditie als voren: „ D „ 527. —. 32:— Specificatie en Rendement van zodanige Bouw Materialen als op den 31 Maart 1791. in het Casteel de Goede Hoop publiquelyk zyn verkogt en door de daarby be¬ noemde Persoonen ingemynd ge¬ „worden, namentlyk - „ 5 3 . ƒ. L: B. 109¼. Pr Transport C 2255: — 1 Parthy aangemaakte en on„ „aangemaakte kalk, mitsg. s dan afbreuk van het Jnge„ nieurs huisje en de Kalkhut, leggende agter het Casteel by debatterij Coehoorn. . . „ Herm: Onke. „ 125:— 16800. p„s gebakken steene - - - „ d' heer Ronnenkamp. . . „ 98. 1. t 16800 „ _o _o. . . „ S: P van der Riel 98. 1. 1 Parthy gebrooken klippen— met den afbruik van het Klipbreekers Hutje geleegen aan de windberg. . . . „ Jan Barendse. . . . „ 40. — Somma ro 2616:2. ro 130:6. Gaat af Salaris. „ „ voor 10 billetten op zeguls ter bekend maa„ kinge der te houdene vendutie . „ 2: 4: „ „ „ 't Schriven deeses. . . . . . . „ —: —: „ 134:— Resteerd Ry 2482: 2 /:onderstond:/ Accordeert /: is geteekend:/ C: A: Haupt g. v. Clt. Saure GClercq Accordeert 1 1095. Lo. A. Dinsdag den 15 February 1791. — zullende al voorts, omme dadelyk te bewerk= =stelligen, de door Hun welEdele ^ Achtb=e g'ordonneer „de afschaffing, van die ambagtslieden, welke door de voorm: beschikkingen gevoeglyk zullen kunnen worden gemist aan den Soldy Boekhouder Matthiesen bij Extract dures, worden gedemandeerd, omme met den eersten aan deezen Raade een specifique opgave te doen, welke Ambagtslieden zich in dit Gouver= =nement bevinden, waar een ieder derzelve beschei„ den is, mitsgs welke hunnen tyd uitgediend hebben, en welke nit ? - ten einde daarop eene finaale dispositie te kunnen neemen: Accordeert op Extract Resolutie genoomen in raade van Politie, In't Casteel de goede Hoop. - J. D. Saure GClercq No. 25. 1096 Op de Smits winkel. — 1 Baas, 2 Koperslaagers, 1 Blikslager 1 Geelgieter 16 Smitts 1 2 Waar onder zyn 7 persoonen die hun verband hebben uitgedient. — Bij de Huijs Timmerlieden.— 1 Baas der Timmerlieden, 1 Baas Beelthouder, Beelthouwer, 1 s Draayer 18 Huys Timmerlieden, Waar onder zyn 17 persoonen, die hun verband hebben uitgediend, en waar van 1 draayer in de verlossing is geweest die staat te repatrieeren By de Metzelaars. — Baas, 1 Mandoor, 1 1 steenhouwer, 24 Metzelaars, Waar onder zyn 16 persoonen, die hun ver „band hebben uitgedend, en waar van Een in de verlossing is geweest, die staat te Repatrieeken. — 223. Handlangers bi gem: Metselaars waar onder zijn 8 persoonen die hun verband hebben uitgedient. m „lieden, welke zig op heden in het Gouvernement Cabo de Goede Hoop bevinden. als. — Specifique opgaave der Ambagts„ Copia Lo„ B.
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1097. Miscellaneous. — Coopers. — Honorable Company's First Assistant; Master, Coopers, among whom are 7 who have served their time, and of whom 2 have been in relief, who are to repatriate. — Wagonmakers. — Master, Wagonmakers, among whom are 5 who have served their time, and of whom one has been in relief, who is to repatriate. Painters. Master 2 Painters, The Armory. — Master journeyman, journeymen, Assistants, among whom are 10 who have served their time, and of whom 2 have been in relief, who are to repatriate. — In False Bay. — Master, on 14 July 1772, by resolution, for stonecutters, the service of the New Hospital laborers, 1 Carpenter, Wagonmaker, Blacksmith Mason among whom are 12 who have served their time, and of whom 1 has been in relief, who is to repatriate 1 Master 3 potter, Watchmaker, glazier at the Honorable Company's stable. — 1 Farrier, Saddlemakers, Tanner, his time served, skin dresser, In the Outeniqua forest. — Wagonmaker his time served, For the service of the Hospital being built, and serving with the artillery and fortification works. — 1 Master of the Carpenters, Masons, Schoonhuizen, 3 Mandors, Cook, 41 Carpenters, 30 Masons, Blacksmiths, Painter, Assistant, of whom 45 persons have served their time, and of whom 16 have been in relief, who are to repatriate. — Among the above-mentioned number are also included 10 blacksmiths, 2 Carpenters, 3 Wagonmakers of whom 1 may repatriate. belonging to the shop, erected in the year 1784 on the couvreface of Imhoff, for the service of the artillery. — pumpmaker, his time served, below stood: In the Castle of Good Hope, the 28 February 1791 C: Matthiessen was signed. Agrees Saur 1 14 3 1 7 1 1 2 2 1 2 1 1 1 18 1 2 1088 Further resumed being a statement submitted by the Pay Bookkeeper Matthiessen, pursuant to the decision of 15 February last, of all such Artisans as are presently in this Government, so it has been understood immediately to discharge thereof: The Master Wagonmaker 7 Wagonmakers; 2 Painters 1 Master, 3 stonecutters laborers, all stationed in False Bay Carpenter 1 Blacksmith Mason and Watchmaker, 1 Master of the Carpenters, 3 Mandors, 1 cook, 43 Carpenters, 30 Masons, 28 Blacksmiths 1 painter, 1 assistant, 3 Wagonmakers, like all listed in the service of the Hospital being built, with the Artillery and fortifications Thursday the 3 March 1791. — Extract Resolution taken in the Council of Policy, In the Castle of Good Hope. on Letter G. 1099 As well as all the Quarrymen and Fortification workers. — Which persons shall all have to be sent to the Line in order from there for those who have served their time to be discharged onto the ships for Europe, and the remainder for the Indies; — But seeing that among the first-mentioned there are many who, although having served their contracted time, pursuant to the Resolution of this Table of the 9th February 1787 for a new engagement of 3 Years have received the bounty of 25 Rixdollars stipulated for that purpose, and equity certainly demands that one take into Consideration that these men entered into this new engagement solely to let the same expire in this government; thus one has also judged that this new engagement cannot oblige them to serve out the same in the Indies, but that they ought to be left (if they so choose) the liberty to be able to repatriate: provided that they restore to the Honorable Company what was received in excess in the manner aforesaid for one or two Years, or else have their accounts of wages debited for it. — And it is further understood with respect to those who have not served their time, and have been promoted in ranks here, that it would involve a great hardship for those men if one would make applicable to them on this occasion the Batavian order and the custom in this government to reduce the servants who are sent from here to Batavia back to the rank and pay with which they came out; wherefore one has had to decide in this Singular case to have those Artisans proceed to Batavia in the ranks which they presently hold, with the wages attached thereto, and to leave it respectfully deferred to the Gentlemen of the High Indian Government, in Consideration of the reasons that gave rise to this dispatch, graciously to have them Continue in their respective ranks. — And in order to devise a fixed plan for the further reduction which shall have to take place among the artisans in this government, in dutiful obedience to the aforesaid orders, it is approved to direct the Captain of Artillery George Coenraad Kuchler, as having oversight over the Artisans' yard, to submit at the earliest opportunity a specific statement of how many, and which Artisans he will indispensably need on the aforesaid artisans' yard for the permanent establishment of this Government, principally for the Honorable Company's ships, supported with reasons as to why, and for what ends these Men will have to be retained by the Honorable Company; in order thereupon immediately to be able to resolve on the discharge of the superfluous ones. — Agrees. J Saur GClercq
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1097. Diverse. — Kuipers. — s Eerste Suppoost; Baas, Kuijpers, waar onder zin 7 die hun tijd hebben uit„ gedient, en waar van 2 inde verlossing zijn geweest, die staan te repatrieeren. — Wagenmakers. — Baas, Wagenmaakers, Waar onder 5 zin, die hun tijd hebben uit„ „gedient, en waar van een in de verlossing is geweest, die staat te Repatrieeren. „Schilders. Baas 2 Schilders, De Wapenkamer. — Meesterknegt, gezellen, Handlangers, Waar onder zyn 10 die hun tijd hebben uitgedient, en waar van 2 in de verlossing zyn geweest, die staan te repatrieeren. — In de Baayf als. — Baas, den 14 July 1772, by resolutie, ten steenhouwers, dienste van 't Nieuwe Hospitaal arbeijders, 1 Timmerman, Wagemaker, Smit Metzelaar Waar onder 12 syn, die hun tijd hebben uitgedient, en waar van 1 in de verlos„ sing is geweest, die staat te repatrieeren J Baas 3 ƒ pottebakker, Horologiemaker, glaazemaaker op sE Comp:s stal. — 1 Hoefsmit, Zaadelmaakers, Looijer, zijn tijd uitgediend, velle bereijder, In het oute niquasbosch. — Wagenmaaker zin tijd uitgedient, Ten dienste van het opgebouwd werdende Hos„ „pitaal, en by de artillerie en fortificatie werken dienst doende. — 1 Baas der Timmerlieden, „ Metzelaars, Schoonhuizen, 3 Mandoors, Kok, 41 Timmerlieden, 30 Metzelaars, Smits, Schilder, Handlanger, Waar van 45 persoonen hun tijd hebben uitgedient, en van dewelke 16 in verlossing zyn geweest, die staan te repatrieeren. — Onder het bovengemelde getal, zyn meede begreepen 10 smits, 2 Timmerlieden, 3 Wagenmaakers ^ waar van 1 kan repatrieeren. gehoorende, tot de winkel, in den Jaare 1784 op cou„ „vie de vace van Imhoff, ten dienste der ar„ thillery, opgerecht. — pompemaaker, zyn tyd uitgediendt, /onderstond:/ Int Casteel de Goede Hoop, den 28 February 1791 C: Matthiessen /was geteekend./ Accordeert Saure 1 14 3 1 m 7 - 1 „ m 1 2 2 1 2 1 1 1 18 1 2 e . 1088 Widers geresumeerd zijnde, eene opgave door den Soldy Boekhouder Matthussen, in gevol= =ge besluit van den 15 febr: Iongst: gedaan, van alle zodanige Ambagtslieden, als zich op heeden ten deeze Gouvernemente bevinden, zoo is ver= =staan daar van dadelyk afteschaffen: Den Baas Wagenmaaker„ 7 Wagenmakers; 2 Schilders 1 Baas, 3 steenhouwers d: Arbeiders, alle bieschyden in de Baay fals s Timmerman 1 Smit K MMetzelaar 2 en Harlogemaaker, 1 Baas der Timmerlieden, 3 Mandoors, 1 kok, 43 Timmerlieden, 30 Metzelaars., 28 Smits 1 schilder, 1 handlanger, 3 Wagenmaaker, gelyk alle bekend staande ten dienste van 't opgebouwd wordende Hospitaal, by de Arthillery en fortificatien Donderdag den 3 Maart 1791. — Extract Resalutie genoomen in Raade van Politie, In 't Casteel de goede Hoop. op „„ La„ G. 1099 Gelijk meede alle de Klippenkreekers en Portifie tiewerkers. — Welke persoonen alle zullen moeten worden gesonden na de Linie omme van daar die geene die hun tijd uitgediend hebben op de scheepen na Europa, en de overige naar Indien te worden uitgemonstert; — Dan aangezien er onder de eerstgem: veele zijn, die, of schoon hun verbonden tyd uitgediend hebbende, ingevolge de Resolutie deezer Tafel van den 9„e Febr: „o 1787 voor een nieuw engagement van 3 Iaaren het daartoe bepaalde handgeld van 25 Ryxd:s hebben genooten, en de billykheid voor zeeker vordert, dat men in Consideratie neeme dat deeze menschen, dit nieuw engagement maar hebben aangegaan, alleenlyk om het zelve in dit gouvernement te doen expi= „reeren; zoo heeft men ook geoordeeld, dat dit nieuw engagement hen niet kan verplichten; om het zelve in Indien uit te dienen, maar dat men aan hen (des verkiesende:) de vryheid behoort te laaten, om te kunnen repatrieeren: mits het in voege voorsz: voor een of twee Iaaren te veel genootene aan DEComp restitueerende, ofte wel daarvoor op hunne reekeningen van w soldyen belast wordende. — ten En is wyders ten opzichte tot die geene, welke hunnen tyd niet hebben uitgediend, en alhier in qualiteijten verhoogd zyn, verstaan, dat het voor die menschen eene groote hardigheyd zoude involveeren, indien men op dezelve by deeze geleegentheyd zoude willen applicabel maaken, de Bataviasche ordre en het gebruik in dit gou =vernement, om de dienaaren, die van hier na Batavia versonden worden, wederom tot de quali= „teyt en gage, waar in zy zyn uitgekoomen, te verminderen; weshalven men in dit Singulier ge= =val heeft moeten besluiten, om die Ambagtstaeden, in de qualiteiten, welk zij thans bekleeden, met de gagien daartoe staande, naar Batavia te doen voortsteevenen, en aan de Heeren der Hooge Indische Regeering Eerbiediglijk gede fereerd te laten, omme hen ter Consideratien van de reedenen, welke tot deeze versending aan leiding hebben gegeeven, goedgunstiglyk in de respen qualiteyten te dven Continueeren. - En ten einde op de verdere reductie, die onder de ambagtslieden ten deezen gouverne mente, ter plichtschuldige gehoorzaaming aan de voorsz: ordres plaats zal moeten grypen, een vast plante beraamen, zo is goedgevonden den Capitain der Arthillerie George Coenraad Kachter, als het opzicht hebbende over de Am- bagtswerf, te gelasten, omme met den eersten specifig op te geeven, hoeveel, en welke Ambagts =leeden hy tot den blyvenden omslag deezes Gouvernements principaal voor sEComp scheepen op voorsz: ambagts werf onontheerlijk nodig zal hebben, met reedenen bekleid, waarom, en tot welke eindens deeze Manschappen door DE Comp zullen moeten aangehouden worden; omme daarop dadelijk tot de afschaffing der over „tollige te kunnen resolveeren. — Accordeert. 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1100 Furthermore, the estate 't Nieuwland having to be sold for the benefit of the Honourable Company by order of their Right Honourable, High and Mighty Sirs, unless this Government should deem it absolutely necessary and indispensable to provide the Company's ships and hospital with vegetables from it, in which case, however, the house standing thereon, with such part of the land as shall be fit to make it serve as a country residence and in that way make it desirable, shall at least have to be monetized in the best possible manner; it was thus approved to commission Messrs De wet and van Reede van oudshoorn to investigate and examine the aforementioned points exactly, and to provide this Council with Their Honours' considerations and advice in that regard, in order to resolve further and finally thereupon. Agreed. Tuesday, the 15th of February 1791. Adopted in the Council of Policy, In the Castle of Good Hope. Extract Resolution, B Fdure 4 Clorcq No 26. L A 1101 To the Right Honourable Sir, Cornelis Jacob van de Graaff, Governor of the Cape of Good Hope and its dependencies etc. etc. etc. together with the Honourable Council of Policy. Right Honourable Sir and Honourable Sirs! Copy La B. By resolution of the 15th of February last, it having been among other things also commissioned to the undersigned to investigate and examine exactly the points which the High-Ruling Lords Majores, by their very revered missive of the 2nd of October 1790, have been pleased to order with regard to the estate het Nieuwland, and to provide Your Right Honourable and Honourable Sirs with their considerations and advice in that regard; the undersigned have taken into consideration that the aforementioned order entails that the said estate must be sold for the benefit of the Honourable Company, unless one should 1302. deem it absolutely necessary and indispensable to provide the Company's ships and the hospital with vegetables from it, and that in such a case one must, however, at least monetize in the best possible manner the house standing thereon with such a part of the land as will be fit to make it serve as a country residence and in that way make it desirable. In order to be able to elucidate on this with some foundation, the undersigned went in person to the aforementioned estate on the 12th of this month and examined the same, as well as having it surveyed by the sworn surveyor Ian Willem Wernich; it being found that, according to the indications of the map annexed hereto, the land belonging thereto, as far as it has been planted with trees and hedges or enclosed by ditches, together with a small tract of waste land situated at the upper side of the public wagon road and ford, which ought properly to remain attached thereto upon sale, comprises 78 morgen, 143 square roods and 132 equal feet. It then further appeared to the undersigned that if any part of that estate should have to be left unsold and retained for the Company for the cultivation of vegetables for the ships and the hospital, one would have to select for that purpose the lowest land to the south-east, because it can be watered solely by the water from the spring that rises in that estate over there; and the water coming down from the oudehoutbosch, straight across the public wagon road and ford to the upper part or high ground, diminishes and stops completely during the summer in dry years. But the undersigned have found that low land, although being the best part for a vegetable garden, to consist generally and in many places to the depth of two and three feet of drifted soil, and thus to be so poor and barren that for its preparation a great deal of manure would continuously be required; and the manure which has hitherto been obtained, both for het Nieuwland and the garden Rustenburg, from the oxen that serve at the barn for the hauling of firewood, being set to lapse as soon as this establishment is abolished according to the high orders received, one would have to purchase the necessary manure very dearly or have it carted from afar; through which, and the new establishment of
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: 1100 Het Land goed 't Nieuwland al, wyders, op ordre van Hun welEdele Hoog Achtb:, ten behoeve der E Comp, zullende moeten verkogt worden, ten waare deeze Regeering het volstrekt nodig, en niet te nissen mogt oordeelen, om 's Comp scheepen en Hospitaal daar uit van groentens te voor =zien, in welke gevalle echter ten minste op de best mogelyke wijze te gelde zullen moeten worden gemaakt, het daar op staande Huys, met zodanig gedeelte van het terrain, als bequaam zal zyn, om het zelve te doen dienen tot een buijten verblyf, en langs dien weg gewild te doen weezen; zoo is goedgevonden de Heeren De wet en van Reede van oudshoorn te Commit teeren, omme de voorsz: poincten exactelyk na te gaan en te examineeren, en daar omtrent deezen Raade te dienen van Hun Ed: Conside „ratien en advys, omme daar op nader en finaal te resolveeren. — Accordeert. Dinsdag den 15en February 1791. op genoomen in raade van Politie, In 't Casteel de goede Hoop. Extract Resolutie, B Fdure 4 Clorcq N„o 26. ƒ L A 1101 Bij besluit van den 15 febr: Iongstl:, onder anderen meede aan de ondergeteekendens gede„ „mandeert zynde, om exactelyk nategaan en te examineeren de poincten, welke de Hoog- Gebiedende Heeren Majores, by derselver zeer gevenereerde aanschryvens van den 2e October 1790, met betrekking tot 't Landgoed het Nieuwland, hebben gelieven te ordonneeren, en daaromtrent UwelEd. Gestr: en Edele Achtbre te dienen van hunne Consideratien en advies; hebben de Ondergeteekendens in overweeging genoomen, dat de voorsz ordre mede brengt, dat het gezegde Landgoed, ten behoeve van d' E. Compten zal moeten werden verkogt, ten ware men het volstrekt nodig en niet te missen WelEdele Gestr: Heer. en, Edele Achtb: Heeren! Cornelis Jacob van de Graaff, Gouverneur van Cabo de Goede Hoop en den ressorte van dien &a. &a. &a. beneevens den Ed: Achtben Raade van Politie. — Aan den WelEdelen Gestr. Heere mogt Copia La„ B. 1302. mogt oordeelen, om 's Comps Scheepen en 'thos „pitaal daaruit van groentens te voorzien, en dat men in zulken gevalle, echter ten minste op de best mogelyke wyze tot gelde zal moeten maken het daarop staande huis met zodani gedeelte van 't terrain, als bekwaam zal zyn om het zelve te doen dienen tot een buiten ver „blyf en langs dien weg gewild te doen zyn. Om hierop met eenige grond te kunnen elie „cideeren, hebbende ondergeteekendens zich op den 12e deezer perzoonlyk op het voorm Land goed vervoegd, en het zelve geExamineert — mitsgaders door den geswooren Landmeeter Ian Willem Wernich doen opmeeten; bevon„ den zynde, dat, naar aanwyzing van de ne vens deezen gevoegde kaart, het daaraan gehoorend terrain, zo verre zulks met bomen en heijningen geplant of omsloot geworden is, neevens een kleine streek woest land aan de bovenzyde van de gemeene wagenweg en doordrift geleegen, het welk by verkoop wel daaraan diende te verblyven, in zich vervat 78 morgen; 143 quadraat roeden en 132 gelyk voeten. Aan de ondergeteekendens is als toen verder gebleeken, dat indien van dat Landgoed tot het cultiveeren van groentens voor de scheepen en 't hospitaal eenig gedeelte onverkogt gela¬ „ten en voor de Comp. . aangehouden zoude moe¬ „ten worden, men daartoe zoude moeten ver„ kiesen het laagste Land ten Zuid Oosten, om dat hetzelve, alleen door het water van de fontein, die daar heen in dat Land goed ontspringt, kan worden bevogtigd; en het water uit het oudehoutbosch, dwars over de gemeene wagenweg en doordrift naar het bovenste gedeelte of hooge grond afko„ „mende, by drooge jaaren, geduurende de Zomer afneemd en geheel stil staat. Dan de ondergeteekendens hebben dat laage land, schoon het beste deel tot moesthuin zynde, bevonden, doorgaans en op veele plaatzen wel ter diepte van twee en drie voeten, uit aan gedreeven Land te bestaan, en dus zo schraal en mager te zyn, dat tot dies bekwaaming by aanhoudendheid veel mest zoude worden ver¬ eischt; en de mest, die men tot nu toe, zo voor het Nieuwland, als de Tuin rustenburg, van de Ossen, die by de schuur, tot het aanzyden van brandhout dienen, verkreegen heeft, zullende koomen te vervallen, zo dra deezen omslag, vol= gens de ontfangene hooge ordre zal weezen af „geschaft, zoude men de nodige mest zeer duur moeten aankopen of van verre doen aanry¬ „den; door het welke, en den nieuwen omslag en van
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1803. of a gardener and slaves, to cultivate the vegetables on that piece of land for the aforementioned purpose, would be much more costly to the Company than purchasing the same from private individuals. For the undersigned, valuing the vegetables coming from the Nieuwland, insofar as the Company's ships and the hospital have been supplied from it, at one rixdollar per day, believe that this is estimated at the highest, and that by spending this money with private individuals, both the ships successively and the hospital continuously can be better provided therewith than the Nieuwland has yielded for its share. Now, as the vegetables which the Nieuwland has always or usually yielded for the ships and the hospital are of so little importance, the undersigned assume that this cannot come into consideration to withhold from that estate—if one wishes to turn the same into money for the greatest profit of the Company, and to carry out the intentions of the Lords Masters—that part which can most encourage a private individual to pay for it according to the value of the buildings standing upon it; as it is known that a private individual, through continuous attention, care, and industry, can always make better and more profitable use of such land than could be effected on behalf of the Company. During the survey, the undersigned likewise found that the aforementioned spring, which is very copious, rising in the lower part of the Nieuwland and indicated on the map, in the dry season of the year, has always partly run through a wooden gutter over an intervening ditch to the adjacent land of the burgher Captain Dirk Gysbert van Rheenen, called the Brouwery, and that there then still remains abundant water enough to moisten the land lying below the course of that spring, but that, when any private individual comes into the possession of the Nieuwland, the same, upon the arising of any dispute or jealousy, would be able to divert that water from that course and cause it to fall uselessly into the said ditch over which the conduit is made; which is also why the aforementioned Van Rheenen requested that, at the sale of the Nieuwland, it may be conditioned that the water from the said spring, in the dry season of the year, must continue to retain half of its course in this manner, in order that the arrangements made in this regard by the Court of Justice in the year 1784, concerning the properties of him, Van Rheenen, and of the Junior Merchant Olof Marthini Bergh, may also be maintained. Which request, being founded on reasonableness, as the aforementioned spring and a piece of land in its vicinity belonged to the aforementioned property of him, Van Rheenen, but was annexed to the Nieuwland some years ago and, instead thereof, another piece of waste land was added to the same property, the undersigned could not refrain from presenting to your Right Honorable and Right Worshipful Sirs, as well as the request made by the burgher Jacobus Heuning, to be permitted, upon the sale of the repeatedly mentioned estate, to continue enjoying such a conduit or watercourse from the same spring across a corner of that estate to his adjoining property, as is likewise indicated on the map, since, if this were prevented, he would be deprived of the enjoyment of that water, to the great detriment of his property; concerning which latter request, should your Right Honorable and Right Worshipful Sirs see fit to grant it, the undersigned are obliged to note that the condition should then indeed be made that the quantity of water for the enjoyment of the property of the aforementioned Heuning, through the said conduit, must always depend on what the future owners of the Nieuwland will be able to spare thereof. While furthermore, to the subsequent owners of the Nieuwland, there must likewise remain the attached right to divert to the same the water coming from the spring in the old forest on the mountains situated to the northwest of that estate, so that no one else in future may make a diversion thereof to the prejudice of the same estate. After having preliminarily noted and set down this, both concerning the size of the frequently mentioned estate in order to turn the same into money for the greatest profit of the Company, and with regard to the water serving it, the undersigned, with respect to determining the time for its sale, believe they should submit for the consideration of your Right Honorable and Right Worshipful Sirs whether it would not be advisable and best to postpone it until the sales of the outposts, the Vissershok and the Ganzekraal, with the slaves and further inventory belonging thereto, have passed, as these sales will very likely raise a considerable sum of money, and the scarcity which might then remain might perhaps be very detrimental to a sale of the Nieuwland following too quickly thereupon. The undersigned firmly trusting that
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1803. van een Tuinier en Slaaven, de groentens opdat stuk, tot het gemelde einde te teelen, aan de Comp veel kostbaarder zoude vallen, als men dezelve van particulieeren inkopen kan. — Want de ondergeteekendens de groentens van het Nieuwland gekomen, voor zo veel s Comp„s scheepen en 't hospitaal daaruit zyn voorsien taxeerende op Een ryksdr. s' daags, zo meenen zy dat zulks op het hoogst genomen is, en dat men dit geld by particulieeren besteedende, zo wel de Scheepen Successivelyk als 't Hospitaal by con„ „tinuatie, beter daarvan zal kunnen doen voor zien, als het Nieuwland voor haar aandeel daartoe heeft opgeleeverd:— Daar nu de groentens, welke het Nieuwland altoos of gewoonlyk voor de Scheepen en 't hospitaal heeft opgeleeverd, van zo weinig im. „portantie is, veronderstellen de ondergeteken„ „dens, dat zulks in geen aanmerking komen kan, om van dat Landgoed, wil men het zelve ten meesten profijte van de Compe. te gelde maken, en volgens de Intentie der Heeren Mee„ „steren gewild doen zyn, af te houden dat ge„ „deelte, het welke een particulier het meest kan animeeren, om het zelve na de waarde der daarop staande gebouwen te betaalen; als weetende een particulier, door continueele attentie, oppassen en werkzaamheid, altoos beter en voordeeliger emploci van diergelyk Land te maken, als men in staat zoude weezen Comp. s weegen te effectueeren. By de opmeeting hebben de ondergeteeken¬ „dens insgelyks bevonden, dat de bovengem. fontein, die zeer ryk is, in 't laage gedeelte van 't Nieuwland ontspringende, en by de kaart aangetoond werdende, in het drooge jaar Saisoen, gedeeltelyk door een houte goot over een tusschen beide leggende sloot, altoos den loop heeft gehad, na het daarnaast gelegen land van den burger Capitin Dirk Gysbert van Rheenen, genaamt de Brouwery, en dat 'er dan nog overvloedig water genoeg overblyft, om het land, beneeden den loop van die fontein leggende, daarmeede te bevogtigen, dog dat, wanneer eenig particulier in de bezitting van het Nieuwland komt te geraaken, denselven, by het opkomen van eenig verschil of afgunst, in staat zoude zyn, dat water van dien loop af te wenden, en nutteloos in de gemelde sloot, over welke de uitleiding ge„ „maakt is te doen vallen; waarom ook door gem. van rheenen is verzogt, dat by de verko¬ „ping van het Nieuwland, mag werden gecondi„ „tioneerd, dat 't water uit de gem fonteen, in het drooge Iaar Saisoen, voor de helfte, in dier voegen zyn loop zal moeten blyven behouden, ten einde alzo ook in stand zoude mogen blyven, de ten dien belange, by den Raad van Justitie in den jaare 1784, met betrekking tot de plaatsen van hem van rheenen en van den Onderkoopman Olof Marthini Bergh, bepaalde Schikkingen. Welk verzoek, als op de redelykheid steunende, daar 12 Compe de 3304. de gem. fontein en een gedeelte gronds in dies om¬ „trek, tot de gem plaats van hem van rheenen heeft behoort, dog voor eenige Jaaren aan het Nieuwland getrokken en in steede van dien, aan dezelve plaats een ander stuk woest land gevoegd is geworden, de ondergetekendens niet hebben mo= „gen afzyn aan uwelEdele Gestr: en Ed: Achtb„e voor te dragen, zo wel als het meede door den burger Jacobus Heuning gedaan verzoek, om by verkooping van het meer gem: Land goed te mogen blyven jouisseeren van zodanige uitlee¬ „ding of waterloop uit dezelve fontein, over een hoekje van dat Landgoed na zyn daar aan gren„ „zende plaats, als insgelyks bi de kaart aange„ „weezen word, dewyl zulks verhindert werdende, hy van het genot van dat water, tot groot na¬ „deel van zyn plaats ontstoken zoude moeten weezen; ten belange van welk laatste versoek, indien UwelEd: Gestr: en Ed. Achtbe zoude mogen goedvinden, zulks toe te staan, de ondergeteken„ „dens verpligt zyn te noteeren, dat daarby als dan wel zoude dienen te worden gemaakt de bepaaling, dat de hoeveelheid van het water„ tot het genot der plaats van gem Heuning, door ged. e uitleeding, altoos zal moeten afhan„ gen van het geene de aanstaande bezitters van het Nieuwland daarvan zullen kunnen missen. Terwyl verders aan de volgende bezitters- van het Nieuwland, insgelyks zal moeten verblyven het daaraan gehoorend recht, om na hetzelve te mogen afleiden het water komende uit de fontein in 't oude houtbosch aan het gebergte ten Noordwesten van dat Land goed geleegen, op dat geen ander daar van by vervolg een afleiding tot praejudice van het zelve Landgoed zoude mogen maken. Na dit vooraf, zo omtrent de groote van het dikwerf gem. Landgoed, om het zelve ten meesten profyte van de Compen. te gelde te maken, als met betrekking tot 't water„ daaraan dienende, te hebben aangemerkt en ter neder gesteld, meenen de ondergetee„ „kendens, ten opzichte van den tyd tot dies verkoping te bepalen, aan uwelEd Gestr. en Ed: Achtb: in consideratie te moeten geeven, of niet raadzaam en best zyn zoude, daar¬ meede te supercedeeren, tot dat de verkopin¬ gen van de buiten posten, het Vissershok en de Ganzekraal, met de daarby gehoorende slaaven en verderen omslag, zullen zyn gepasseerd, alzo deeze verkoopingen zeer waarschynelyk eene aanzienlyke Somma gelds zullende komen op te werpen, de schaarsheid die 'er als dan overblyven mogt, aan een al te spoedig daarop volgende ver „kooping van het Nieuwland, misschien zeer nadeelig zoude kunnen zyn. — De ondergeteekendens vastelyk vertrouwende, ver dat
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1105. Cape of Good Hope, the 15th of March 1791. Right Honourable and Honourable Sirs, that Your Right Honourable and Honourable Sirs shall decide, in regards to the aforementioned Estate, likewise to realize into money at the same time the work tools, the cooperage, wagon, donkeys and slaves belonging thereto and stationed there, we have inventoried all of the same for that purpose, and caused this to be made known by the inventory attached hereto. But, as the undersigned in their report concerning the Company's posts 't Vissershok and the Ganzekraal have among other things proposed to likewise realize into money at the sales of these posts a good portion of the slave women stationed at the Nieuwland and Rondebosje, with their husbands, there are separately noted on the said inventory of 't Nieuwland the male slaves and female slaves who are paired, but have no baptized children and can be disposed of there with more advantage than here. Furthermore, for the same reasons as were stated in the aforementioned report concerning the aforesaid two posts, the undersigned deem it necessary also to observe in the sale of 't Nieuwland itself, to make it a condition therein that the purchase monies of that estate must be paid in five equal installments, each one year after the other. And that likewise care may be taken, on that occasion, to have proper food and drink ready for the multitude gathering there. While the undersigned request that the amount of the auction bonus or bidding premium for the said estate may be determined by Your Right Honourable and Honourable Sirs. All of which hoping may serve to fulfill the very venerated intention and orders of the High Commanding Lords Masters, and also those of Your Right Honourable and Honourable Sirs, the undersigned profess with due high esteem to be, Right Honourable and Honourable Sirs, Your Right Honourable and Honourable Sirs' humble servants signed O: G: de Wet. W: F: v: Reede van Oudtshoorn. Agrees A Faure Copy 1106 Inventory, containing the Company's Estate 't Nieuwland, with everything found thereon, surveyed and inventoried by us, the undersigned Commissioners from the Honourable Council of Policy, pursuant to and in fulfillment of the resolution taken by the aforesaid Council on the date 15 February last, consisting of the following: An Estate, named 't Nieuwland, situated to the southeast of Table Mountain, being by the survey made by the sworn Land Surveyor Jan Willem Wernich, in the presence and before the undersigned Commissioners as shown by the map formed thereof and annexed hereto, found in its land to be eighty-seven morgen, one hundred forty-three square rods and one hundred thirty-two square feet. Farming and other Tools. One donkey wagon, three manure forks, seven garden shears, sixteen hoes, nine rakes, thirteen axes, sixteen crescent knives, twenty-two pickaxes, three crowbars, one heavy hammer, one jack, six tree chisels, twenty-two shovels, some old ones, completely worn out, three copper watering cans, seven tin ditto. Cooperage. Two empty whole leaguers, two ditto half ditto, two whole leaguer tubs, four half ditto, two oval tubs, one water half-aam, five buckets. Livestock. Nine mules. Slaves or Bondsmen, making a number of sixty-four heads, namely: Tsimira of Madagascar, man, Moesarie ditto, woman, Aletta, native, child, baptized. Mangatahee, of Mozambique, man, Nangarera ditto, woman, Samuel, native, Magdalena, ditto, children, baptized. Dopollo of Mozambique, man, Trakanie ditto, woman, Mokalacke ditto, child. Johannes, native, baptized child. Mattheamnoe, of Mozambique, man, Moketta, ditto, woman, Adam, native, baptized child. Nakkooy, of Mozambique, man, Mallela ditto, woman, Christoffel, native, baptized child. Mowadela, of Mozambique, man, Nacoedawa, ditto, woman, Mannisawa ditto, child. Sara, native, baptized child. Tsinkola of Madagascar, man, Louiza Smosarie native, baptized, woman, is pregnant. Imosarie of Madagascar, mother of Louiza. Issilisane ditto, Coetoe ditto, Namina of Mozambique, Rykomma ditto, Tsitako of Madagascar, Amparak of Mozambique, Lamba ditto, Francissoe of Madagascar, Mamkoarie of Mozambique, Meurlla ditto, Thomas ditto, Akosonko ditto, Palamarie ditto, Ampanda ditto, Ekotscha ditto, Lewoera ditto, male slaves. 1108 NB. Namonongera has given birth since the inventorying. Namonongera, Bekkado, has become ill after the inventorying. The following could be sold at 't Vissershok: Petro, of Mozambique, man, Tsamanko, ditto, woman, Nahera ditto, child. Indipa ditto, man, Nawedereka ditto, woman, Doekoelie ditto, child. Linga ditto, man, Tsamakka ditto, woman, is pregnant. Moroha ditto, child. Fara, of Madagascar, NB. Nangoedoema, Nangoedoema of Mozambique, Ongera ditto, Ryfaldas of Madagascar, female slaves. Jmankonijaro of Mozambique, unfit. Mampealatke of Madagascar, Immorian ditto, Haemorinka of Mozambique, Manoensie of Madagascar, is deaf and dumb. Tschihyko ditto, is periodically not in his right mind. male slaves. Serves as Memorandum, that on this Estate 't Nieuwland, there are also found: Two Convicts, namely Dittawannoe of Mandar and Samandong of Palembang, both old and decrepit. Thus inventoried on the aforesaid Estate 't Nieuwland, the twelfth of March one thousand seven hundred and ninety-one. signed O: G: de Wet. W: F: v: Reede van Oudtshoorn. In my presence and signed P: H. Faure sworn Clerk. Agrees P. Faure
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1105. Cabo de Goede Hoop, den 15e. Maart 1791. dat UWelEd. Gestr: en Ed: Achtb„e besluiten zullen, om by het meergem Landgoed, insgelyks ter ge¬ „lyker tyd te gelde te maken, de arbeids gereedschap„ „pen, het vaatwerk, wagen, Ezels en Slaven, daar„ aan gehoorende, en op beschyden geweest, hebben al hetzelve ten dien einde opgenoomen, en zulks by den, neevens deezen gevoegden Inventaris doen bekend stellen: Dan, daar de ondergeteekendens by hun berigt omtrent 's Comps posten 't Vissershok en de Ganzekraal, onder anderen hebben gepropo„ „neerd, omme op de verkopingen van deeze posten, insgelyks te gelde te maken een goed gedeelte der slaavemeiden aan het Nieuwland en Rondebosje beschyden, met hunne mans, zyn op 't gezegde Inventaris van 't Nieuwland Separaat geno„ „teerd de slave jongens en slave meiden die ge„ gedoopte paard zyn, dog geene ^ kinderen hebben en beter aldaar dan hier met voordeel zullen kunnen wor„ „den van de hand gezet. Overigens achten de ondergeteekendens om ge¬ lyke redenen, als by het gem: berigt, omtrent de voorsz beide posten is opgegeeven, nodig, ook in de verkoping van 't Nieuwland zelve te observeeren, om daarby te conditioneeren, dat de kooppenn: van dat landgoed in vyf gelijke termynen, ieder een jaar op den anderen zullen moeten worden betaald: En dat insgelyks mag werden gezorgd, om by die geleegentheid voor de aldaar komende menigte, Uwer Wel Ed Gestr en Ed Achtbr„e onderdaanige Dienaaren /:was geteekend:/ O: G: de Wet. W: F: v: Reede van Oudtshoorn. WelEdele Gestrenge Heer en Edele Achtbr Heeren! behoorlyke spyzing en drank gereed te doen zyn. Terwyl de ondergeteekendens verzoeken, dat de hoe„ „veelheid van het opveil- of Strykgeld voor 't zelve Landgoed, door uwel Ed: Gestr: en Ed: Achtb. r mag wer„ „den bepaald. — Al het welke verhopende te mogen strekken ter voldoeninge aan de zeer gevenereerde Intentie en ordres der Hoog Gebiedende Heeren Meesteren, en ook die van UwelEd Gestr: en Ed Achtb:e, betuigen de ondergeteekendens met verschuldigde hoogach„ „ting te zyn;— Accordeert A Saur behoorlyke Copia 1106 Een Landgoed, gen:t 't Nieuwland, geleegen ten Z: O: van de Tafelberg, zynde by gedane meeting van den geswe Landmeeter Jan Willem Wernich, in 't by weezen en ten overstaan van de ondergeteek.:t Gecommitt„s uitwijzens de daar„ van geformeerde en deezen g'annexeerde kaart, bevonden in zynen grond groot te zyn Acht en zeventig morgen, Eenhonderd drie en veer„ „tig quadraat roeden en Eenhonderd Twee en dertig gelyke voeten. — Bouw en andere Gereedschappen—. Een Ezels wagen, drie mest vorken„ Zeven tuinschaaren, Zestien Schoffels, negen Harken, dertien Bilen, Sestien Halve maanen, Twee en Twintig Pikken, drie koevoeten, Jnventaris, vervattende 's Comps. Landgoed 't Nieuwland, met al het geene zich daarop bevind, op„ genoomen en g'inventariseerd door ons ondergeteekende Gecommitteer„ „dens uit den E. Achtb: raade van Politie, ingevolge en ter voldoeninge aan het by evengem: raade in dato 15 febr: jongstl: genoomen besluit, bestaande in het volgende: Verte 1107. Palamarie„ Ampanda „ Ekotscha„ Een Mooker, Een Dommekragt, Zes Boombytels, Twee en Twintig Graaven, _ , geheel afgesleeten, Eenige oude Drie kopere Gieters, Zeven Blikke d„o. Naatwerk. Twee leedige heele Leggers, Twee _o halve _o Twee heele Legger balijs, vier halve_ _o Twee ovale balys., Een water halfaam, vyf Emmers., Peestiaal.. - O Negen Muil Ezels, Hlaven ofte Lyfeigenen, maakende een getal van vier en zestig koppen, te weeten: Tsimira van Madagascar, Man, _o, vrouw Moesarie „ — Aletta, Inboorling, kind, gedoopt,. Mangatahee, van mosambique, man, _, vrouw, Nangarera „ Samuel, inboorling Kinderen gedoopt; Magdalena,— Dopollo van Mosambeque, man, Trakanie „ _o , vrouw o Mokalacke „ - Kinderen, Johannes, inboorling, gedoopt Mattheamnoe, van mosambique, man, 1 Moketta, „ _o vrouw, Adam, inboorling, gedoopt kind., Nakkooy, van Mosambique, man, _o vrouw Mallela „ Christoffel, inboorling, gedoopt kind, Mowadela, van Mosambique, man, _o vrouw, Nacoedawa, „ - Mannisawa „ - Kinderen.; Sara, inboorling gedoopt Tsinkola van Madagascar, man, Louiza „ Smosarie in boorling, gedoopt, vrouw is Zwanger— Imosarie „ Madagascar, moeder van Louiza, ssilisane „ — „ Coetoe „ Namina „ mosambique, o, Rykomma „— Tsitako „ madagascar, Amparak „ mosambique, Lamba „ —, Francissoe „ Madagascar, Mamkoarie „ mosambique, _„o Meurlla„ - Thomas „ Akosonko „ - _o _o Manslaaven. — verte verte we Lewoera „ en 0 _o _„o - , 1108 NB. Namonongera Nanga„ is 't zedert 't Inven „ Namonongera„ ntarisseren bevallen. is na 't Inventaris „ Bekkado „ seren ziek geworden. De volgende zouden aan 't Vinershok kunnen worden verkogt. —. Petro, van Mosambique, man, o vrouw, Tsamanko, „ e kind, & Nahera „ Indipa e man, „ _o vrouw, Nawedereka„ _o kind. / Doekoelie „ _o man; _o vrouw, is Zwanger. — _o man, Linga „ _o vrouw, Tsamakka „ _o Kind, Moroha „ Fara, „ Madagascar, NB. Nangoedoema Nangoedoema „ Mosambique, o - Ongera „ „ madagascar, Ryfaldas vrouwe slaaven. — onbekwaam., Jmankonijaro „ mosambigne, Mampealatke „ madagasiar, _o, Immorian „— Haemorinka „ mosambique, Manoensie „ madagascar, is stom en doof, man slaaven: — Tschihyko „ d„o is bij tuschen„ „poozing niet wel bij zinnen, Per Memorie diend, dat op dit Land goed 't Nieuwland, zich nog komen te bevinden: Twee Bandieten, in naame Dittawannoe van Mandar en beide ouden afgeleefd. Samandong „ palembangs 0„ den Twaalfden Maart Eenduizend Zevenhonderd Een en Negentig. - /:was geteekend:/ O: G: de Wet. W: F: v: Reede van Oudtshoorn. op voorsz: Landgoed 't Nieuwland, Aldus G' Inventariseerd My praesent /en geteekend:/ P: H. Faure gem. Clercq. Accordeert B. Haure Verte /:Lager:/
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1509. Tuesday the 15th of February 1791. — Likewise, the Resident in False Bay, Mr. Christoffel Brand, shall by extract hereof be ordered to have the house that has served there as a lodging for the honorable Governors surveyed and mapped; as well as to transmit the same to this Government, in order immediately thereafter, in conformity with the orders of their Right Honorable Worships, to proceed with the sale of the aforesaid house. Extract Resolution, taken in the Council of Policy, In the Castle of Good Hope. P. Saure A. Clercq Agrees. No. 27. 1310 Letter A. Tuesday the 15th of February 1791. — And furthermore shall immediately be discharged the 9 sailors who are employed as fishermen, and the five who are employed as game shooters, for the benefit of the honorable Governor and Second, for which the Pay Accountant shall by extract hereof be authorized, and the necessary notice given to Captain Lieutenant Rutz, as having had supervision over those men. Agrees. In the Castle of Good Hope. — taken in the Council of Policy, Extract Resolution, J. D. Saur Gelvinck No. 28. 5114 Letter B. Tuesday the 15th of February 1791. While likewise an extract of that part of the aforesaid missive containing the gracious allowance granted by their Right Honorable Worships as compensation for the aforesaid loss, to the present honorable Governor of 800 guilders and to the honorable Second of 400 guilders, as an annual gratuity, shall be delivered to the honorable Cashier de Wet, in order to disburse the same respective sums every year to the aforesaid gentlemen from the Company's treasury. Agrees Extract Resolution taken in the Council of Policy In the Castle of Good Hope P. Saure 1112 And whereas their Right Honorable Worships have furthermore been pleased to order the immediate abolition of the Company's horse stable, and consequently to sell the horses and carriages belonging to the same Company; it has been resolved expressly to commit and order Captains Bussine and Kuchler, by extract hereof, immediately to take under proper inventory all the Company's effects found in that stable, and to submit the same inventory as soon as possible to this Government; in order to be able immediately thereupon to proceed with the final sale of those effects, and that having been done, henceforth to contract out the wagon freights that used to be driven by the servants of the stable: for which purpose an extract hereof shall be delivered to the honorable Head Administrator. Tuesday the 15th of February 1791. — In the Castle of Good Hope. — taken in the Council of Policy, Extract Resolution. Agrees Saur Clercq No. 29 Letter A 1113 Letter B Messrs. Rhenius and de Wet having been appointed to have the building having served for the aforesaid stable surveyed and mapped by the sworn land surveyor of this Government, and to serve with their Honors' considerations and advice regarding the use that could henceforth be derived by the Company from that building. Agrees Tuesday the 15th of February 1791. — Extract Resolution taken in the Council of Policy, In the Castle of Good Hope. — P. Saure Clercq 19 Castle Copy Pursuant to the Resolution of this board of the 15th of February last, the undersigned find themselves, among other things, appointed to have the building serving as the Company's stable surveyed and mapped by the sworn land surveyor of this Government, as well as to serve with their considerations and advice regarding the use that could henceforth be derived by the Company from that building. In fulfillment hereof, the undersigned have also caused the aforesaid building to be surveyed by the said land surveyor and a map to be made of each of the two stories of which the same building consists, showing the rooms into which both the upper and the lower floors of the same are divided: the ground of that building having been found to be 177 feet long and 145 and a half feet wide, as all of this is further demonstrated by the said maps accompanying this. The undersigned furthermore, in order to be able to fulfill the second part of the aforesaid commission, having likewise examined and inspected the condition of the said building, it has appeared to them that the walls, which on some Right Honorable Sir Honorable Worshipful Sirs. To the Right Honorable Sir Cornelis Jacob van de Graaff, Governor and Director of the Cape of Good Hope and its dependencies, etc. etc. etc. together with the Honorable Worshipful Council of Policy. — Letter G 3174.
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1509. Dingsdag den 15 Febr 1791. — Gelyk meede de Resident in de Baayfals de Heer Christoffel Brand by Extract deezes zal worden gelast, om het Huis dat aldaar tot een intrek voor de Heeren gouverneurs heeft gediend, te laaten opmeeten, en in Caart brengen; mitsgaders dezelve aan deze Regeering oversenden, omme daar na dade =lyk, Conform de ordres van Hun WelEdele Hoog Achtb:, tot de verkoop van het voorse Huis over te gaan. Extract Resolutie, genoomen in raade van Politie, In 't Casteel de goede Hoop. P Saure AClerce Accordeert. N„o„ 27. op a 1310 La„ A. Dinsdag den 15 Febr: 1791. — En zullen wijders dadelyk worden afgeschaft, de 9 Mathroozen, die als vissers, en de vyf, die als wild schutters, ten behoeve van den Heeren Gouverneur en secunde zijn g'emploijeerd, waartoe den soldy Boekhouder by Extract deezes zal worden gequalificeerd, en aan den Capl Luci:t Rutz, als over die Manschappen het opzicht hebbende gehad, de nodige Kennis gegeeven. Accordeert. In 't Casteel de goede Hoop:- genoomen in raade van Politie, Extract Resolutie, JD. Saur Gelvinck No. 28. op 5114 L„ B. Dingsdag den 15„e Februarij 1791. Terwijle insgelijks aan den Heere Cassier de Wet, Extract zal woorden ter handgesteld van dat gedeelte van voorsch.: Missive inhoudende de gracieus toelage door hun Wel Ede hoog Achtb: ter vergoeding van het voorsch: gemis, aan den teegenswoordigen Heere Gouverneur van ƒ 800: - en aan den Heere Secunde van ƒ400: gedaan als een Iaarlyks douceur, omme deselve Somma respectivelijk alle Jaaren aan voorsz: Heeren uit 's Comp.:s Cassa te verstrekken. Accordeert Extract Resolutie genoomen in Raade van Pilitee In't Casteel de Goede Hoop op . Saure Ca 1: 1112 En daar Hun welEdele Hoog Achtb verders hebben gelieven te ordonneeren, de onmiddelyke W afschaffing van sComp Paardestal, en dienvole de „gende de Paarden en Rijtuigen op dezelve Comp de weege staande, te verkoopen; zo is goedgevonden de Capitains Bussine en Kuchler, by Extract deezes, expresselyk te Committeeren, en te ge =lasten, omme dadelyk onder behoorlyke inver =taris te neemen, alle sComp effecten zich op die stal bevindende, en dezelve Inventaris ten spoedigsten aan deeze Regeering over te leg= gen; omme daarip terstond tot de finale ver kooping dier effecten te kunnen overgaan, en zulke geschied zynde, de wagenvragten, welke door de bediendens van de stal pleegen ls te worden gerieden, voortaan aan te besteeden: waar toe aan den Heere Hoofd Administrateten „teur Extract drezes zal worden ingehandigt. -en Dingsdag den 15 Febr: 1791. — In 't Casteel de goede Hoop. - genoomen in Raade van Politie, Extract Resolutie. Accordeert Saur Glercq No. 29 op. L„ A 1113 Lo„ B Zynde de Heeren Rhenius en de wet ge- Committeerd, om het gebouw tot voorsz: stal gediend hebbende, door den gezwooren Land= meeter deezes gouvernements te doen meeten & en Carteeren, en omtrent het nut, dat voortaan een door dEComp van dat gebouw zoude kunnen getrokken worden, te dienen van Hun Ed: Consideratien en advijs. de Accordeert Dinsdag den 15 Febr 1791. — op Extract Resolutie genoomen in Raade van Politie, In't Casteel de goede Hoop. - B Sture Clercq 19 Cast Copia „ Ingevolge Resolutie deeser tafel van den 15e. febr. Jongst. leeden, vinden de Ondergeteek t zich onder anderen meede gecommitteerd, om het gebouw, tot sComp.s stal dien ende, door den gem. Landmeeter deeses Gouvernements te doen opmeeten, Carteeren, mitsg:s omtrent het niet, dat door de Comp: e voorlaan van dat gebouw zoude, kunnen worden getrokken, te dienen van hunne consideratien Ter voldoening hier aan, hebben de ondergeteekt ook het voorsz gebouw door ged„e Landmeeter doen op meeten en van de Twee Etagiën, uit welke het zelve gebouw be„ staat, ieder afzonderlyk een kaart formeeren, aan„ wysende de vertrekken in welke, zo wel de boven, als beneeden verdieping derselve is verdeelt: zynde de grond van dat gebouw bevonden lang te zyn 177. voeten en breed 145½, zo als zulks alles naader aangeweesen werd by de gemelde kaarten, die deesen verzellen. De ondergeteekt wyders, om het tweede Led der voorsz Commissie te kunnen volbrengen, insgelyks de gesteld„ „heid van het gem gebouw hebbende geexamineerd en ingezien, is aan hun gebleeken, dat de muuren, die op WelEdele Gestrenge Heer Edele Achtb„re Heeren. Aan den WelEdelen Gestr: Heer Cornelis Jacob van de Graaff, Gouverneur en Directeur van Cabo de Goede Hoop en den ressorte van dien &a &. &a. beneevens den E. Achtb=rn Raad van Politie. — eenige ende en advijs. La G 3174.
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1335. Cape of Good Hope, the 15 April 1791. in some places deviate from the plumb-line and begin to lean over, being on the whole in very bad condition; that the flat roof, composed of lime and stone over the entire building, being supported only by pine beams, these beams, as well as the pine boards lying over them beneath the masonry, are already so rotten and decayed that, in order to prevent its collapse, the beams have had to be propped up in many places, while the boards are beginning to fall down in pieces; so that the flat roof, through its almost petrified consistency, virtually remains standing by itself; that furthermore the wooden conduits, which served to drain the water running off the flat roof, have all decayed through age and fallen down, so that the water now runs downwards along the walls of the building and must cause water leaks; that almost all doors and windows, as well as the frames, are also failing due to age and can only with difficulty be closed or opened; so that, if the said building were subsequently to be used in the same manner as before, the entire renewal of the same would, in short order, have been very necessary and unavoidable. Since this building in this, its present condition, can subsequently no longer serve any use or purpose to the Company, it would, in the opinion of the undersigned, be most in accordance with the Company's interests to sell the same publicly to the highest bidder for demolition. Regarding the land, however, which, if the stable square up to the street, which ought to remain between the same and the canal, is included therewith, is 231 feet long on the northeast side and 234 feet on the southwest side, and 177 feet wide on the northwest and 185 feet on the southeast, the undersigned feel obliged to remark that its location close to the residence of the Governor and the Company's garden might easily, through circumstances which the changes of the times may bring about and which cannot now be well foreseen, be deemed very suitable and necessary for the establishment of one thing or another for the service of the Company; upon which alone it would then depend to leave that ground unbuilt upon with such an aim; the more so as under the present circumstances of the times, with regard to the inhabitants, the Company cannot expect such an advantage from selling it in building plots as could balance the useful employment which might subsequently be perceived to have otherwise been made thereof for the Company itself; while moreover, if this land should be deemed unserviceable for the use of the Company, a more favorable time than the present ought to be awaited for the sale thereof in building plots, as there is currently not the least shortage of land for the construction of houses or warehouses. With all this, the undersigned hope to have complied with your Honorable Valiant and Honorable Worships' intention; while they subscribe themselves with due respect. Honorable Valiant Sir, Honorable Worshipful Sirs! Your Honorable Valiant and Honorable Worships' Humble Servants /:is signed:/ S: I. Rhenius O. G: de Wet Agrees signed C. D. Faure ng 1116 No. 30. further As also, in compliance with the orders of their Right Honorable Worships, there shall immediately be sold the horses with their appurtenances, which have served for the Mounted Bodyguard, and the men who constitute this Bodyguard shall be returned to the footing as they always were prior to the recent war. Agrees. Tuesday the 15 Febr: 1791. Extract Resolution, taken in the Council of Policy, In the Castle of Good Hope. JD. Faure G Clercq on 1. 137 fo. A, taken in the Council of Policy, in the Castle of Good Hope. Extract Resolution, Wednesday the 19th July 1786: Whereby it is understood that, in order not always to be under the necessity of purchasing the horses required for the officials of the Landdrost at great expense to the Company, the aforesaid Landdrost and Heemraden are likewise instructed to purchase on behalf of the Colony a number of mares and a stallion, and to keep them on the aforesaid farm appropriated for that purpose on the Sneeuwberg, in No. 31. on in order to be able subsequently to obtain from the breeding thereof the aforesaid riding horses for the said officials; the aforesaid wagons, oxen, and horses being placed upon the inventory of the Colony's effects, and to be surveyed and handed over annually upon the arrival of new Heemraden. Agrees. C: D. Faure 1118 And whereas their Right Honorable Worships are pleased to order that the stud farm established in the new Landdrost district of Graaff-Reinet, with all the paraphernalia belonging thereto, must also be abolished immediately, and it has therefore appeared to this Government that their Right Honorable Worships seem to labor under an impression that this stud farm was maintained at considerable expense to the Honorable Company for the benefit of one or other of its servants, in which respect the Lord Governor solemnly declared upon his Honor that neither his Honor, nor anyone here at the main settlement, to his Honor's knowledge, had ever derived the slightest advantage from that stud farm, but that the same served only as a retreat for the horses, which could by no possibility be kept by the Colony at the aforesaid Landdrost district at certain times of the year on account of the prevailing mortality, and thus this stud farm fully corresponded to its initial establishment determined by Resolution of this Board of 19 July 1786; and Tuesday the 15 February 1791. on taken in the Council of Policy, Extract Resolution, In the Castle of Good Hope. 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1335. Cabo de Goede Hoop, den 15 April 1791. eenige plaatsen uit het Lood wyken en beginnen over te hellen, over 't geheel zeer slegt zyn gesteld; dat het van kalk en steen tezamen gesteld platdak over 't gansche gebouw slegts door greene balken wordende onderschraagt, deeze balken, zo wel als de daarover heen onder 't metzelwerk, leggende gree „ne planken, alreeds zo verrot en vermolmd zyn, dat om dies instorting voor te komen, de balken op veele plaatsen hebben moeten worden gestut; terwijl de plan„ „ken met brokken beginnen af te vallen; zodat het platdak, door haare als versteende consistentie, genoeg„ „zaam nog op zich zelfs blyft bestaan;, dat wyders de houte kookers, die tot afleidingen van 't water dat van het plat afloopt, hebben gediend, alle door ouderdom zyn vergaan en afgevallen, zo dat 't water nu langs de muu„ „ren van 't gebouw nederwaarts komt en inwateringen veroorzaken moet; dat meest alle deuren en vengsters, zo wel als de kozynen zich meede door ouderdom begee„ „ven en nog niet moeite kunnen worden geslooten of opengesteld; zo dat, wanneer van 't gem gebouw by vervolg nog 't zelve gebruik als te vooren had mogen worden gemaakt, de gantsche vernieuwing van het zelve, binnen korten, zeer nood zakelyk en onvermydi„ „lyk zoude zyn geweest. — Daar nu dit gebouw in deese haare tegenwoordige ge„ „steldheid by vervolg aan de Comp:e tot geen dienst of gebruik meer verstrekken kan, zoude, na 't inzien van de ondergeteek:t, het meest met 's Comp. s belangen overeenkoomen, hetzelve tot den afbreuk aan de meestbiedende publicq te verkoopen. — Ten belange van de grond, nogtans die, wanneer het stalsplyn tot aan de straat, welke tusschen het zelve en de gragt behoord te blyven, daarby werd ge„ noomen aan de Noordoost zyde 231 en aan de Zuidwest kant 234 voeten lang, mitsg. s ten noordwesten 177 en ten Zuidoosten 185 voeten breed is, meenen de onderge„ teekendens te moeten aanmerken, dat haare gelegendheid digt by de wooning van den Gouverneur en 's Comp tuin wel ligt door omstandigheeden, die de veranderingen der tyden op leeveren kunnen en nu niet wel te voorsien zyn, tot den aanleg van 't een of ander, voor den dienst der maatschappy zeer bekwaam en nodig konde werden geacht; waarvan het dan ook alleen afhangen zouden om dien grond, met een zodanig oogmerk onbebouwd te laaten leggen; te meer daar men inde tegenwoordigen tyds omstandigheeden, met betrekking tot de Inge„ „zeetenen, voor de Comp. e geen zulk voordeel uit dies verko„ ping in Erven te verwagten heeft, als balanceeren kam aan het nuttig gebruik, welke by vervolg ingezien zoude kunnen worden, dat voorde maatschappy zelve, daar — van anders alsdan te maken geweest zoude zyn; ten„ „wyl bovendien, wanneer men deese grond tot gebruik voor de Comp. e ondienstig achten mogt, met de ver„ „kooping derselve in Erven, een gunstiger tydstig, als het tegenwoordige, zoude dienen te worden afgewagt, daar 'er thans geen de minste verleegendheid heerscht, om grond tot het aanbouwen van huisen of Pak„ huisen. Met dit een en ander verhoopen de ondergeteek aan uwe welEd: Gestr en Ede Achtb: intentie te mogen hebben voldaan; terwyl zy zich met schuldig respect tekenen. WelEdele Gestr: Heer Edele Achtb e Heeren! Uwe Wel Ed Gestr en Ed:e Achtb:e Ootmoedige Dienaaren /:is geteekend:/ S: I. Rhenius O. G: de Wet Accordeert teeks D Saure ng 1116 No. 30. verdere Gelyk ook meede, ter voldoening aan de ordres van Hun welEdele Hoog Achtb: onmid= =delyk zullen worden verkogt de paarden met den aankleeve van dien, welke gediend hebben voor de Lyfwacht te Paard, en de Manschappen, die deeze Lyfwacht uitmaaken, wederom gebracht worden op den voet, zoo als deselve voor den Jongsten oorlog altoos geweest zyn. Accordeert. Dinsdag den 15 Febr: 1791. — Extract Resolutie, genoomen in Raade van Politie, In 't Casteel de goede Hoop. JD. Faure GClercq op 1. 137 fo. A, genomen in raade van Politie, in't Casteel de Goede Hoop. - Extract Resolutie, Woensdag den 19„e Julij 1786: — Waar bij verstaan is, dat, om niet al= „toos in de noodzaakelijkheid te zijn, van de, voor de suppoosten van den Land= „drost, vereischt wordende Paarden, tot groot beswaar voor de Comptie. in te kopen, Landdrost en Heemraden voorm: insgelijks te gelasten, om Co= „lonies weegen een getal Merrijs en een Hengstpaard in te kopen, en op de voorsz: daartoe ingetrokkene Plaats op de Sneeuwberg aan te houden, ten N o. 31. op ten einde uit den aanteel derzelve, bij vervolg de voorsz: rijdpaarden voor de gem: suppoosten te kunnen vinden zullende voorsz: wagens, ossen, en Paarden, op den Inventaris van Co= „lonies Effecten gebragt, en jaarlijks bij het aankoomen van nieuwe Heem raaden opgenomen, en overgegeeven moeten werden —. Accordeert. — C: D. Faure 1118 En naardien Hun welEdele Hoog Achtb gelieven. te ordonneeren, dat ook dadelyk zal moeten worden afgeschaft de aangelegde stoetery in de nieuwe Landdrosdije Graaffrijnet, met al den omslag daar toe gehoorende, en het oversulks aan deeze Regee= =ring is voorgekoomen, dat Hun welEdele Hoog Achtb: in een denkbeeld schijnen te verseeren, als of deeze stoeterye tot een merkelyke beswaar der E: Comp, ten behoeve van deeze of geene haaren Dienaaren wierde aangehouden, ten welke opzichte den Heere Gouverneur plechtelijk deblareerde op zyn Ed: Eer, dat noch zin Ed=s, noch iemand heer aan de Hoofdplaats, by zyn Ed weeten, immer eenig het minste voordeel van die stoetenie ge =trokken had, maar dezelve alleen diende tot eene retraite voor de Paarden, dewelke op voorst„ Landdrosderye in zeekere tyden van het Iaar wegens de heerschende sterfte, met geen mogelyk= „heid door de Colonie konden gehouden worden, en dus deeze stoeterye volkoomen beantwoorden aan desselfs eerste inrichting by Resolutie deezer Tafel van den 19 Iulij 1786 bepaald; en Dingsdag den 15 February 1791. — op. genoomen in Raade van Politie, Extract Resolutie, In 't Casteel de goede Hoop. 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in order thereby to save the acquisition of horses for the orderly riders for the account of the Honorable Company, as takes place in the other two magistracies, as well as the allowance for horse feed, which is enjoyed by the two other landdrosts; thus it was resolved to represent this respectfully to their Right Honorable Excellencies, adding that the only burden that this stud farm could have caused the Company is the loss of the 24 rixdollars per year that it would otherwise draw in recognition for that loan farm; but in the meantime, in order to comply as much as possible with the esteemed intention of their Right Honorable Excellencies, it was previously approved to write to the aforementioned Landdrost and Heemraden of Graaff-Reinet that, since the keeping of the horses for the orderly riders at the respective magistracies is now no longer done on the Company's behalf, they shall provisionally, from the date hereof, have to raise the recognition money for that farm on behalf of the Colony, until their Right Honorable Excellencies shall have honored this Government with their further highest orders concerning this, or graciously be pleased to excuse the Colony from the payment of those recognition moneys. established as a real advantage for the Honorable Company; Agrees B. Hauw 1339 No. 32. And further, an extract shall be handed over to the Independent Fiscal, Mr. van Lynden, of the orders of their Right Honorable Excellencies contained in the aforementioned dispatch, in order to send annually in a sealed paper to their Right Honorable Excellencies an accurate statement of all the moneys that his Honor during that year, whether on account of fines or on account of compositions, directly or indirectly, and in whatever manner, either alone or combined with other servants, shall have enjoyed, with indication of the dates on which those sums shall have been paid to his Honor. Agrees. Tuesday the 10th of February 1791. Extract Resolution, taken in the Council of Policy, In the Castle of Good Hope. D. Faure G. Le Clercq 1 Captain 1 First Lieutenant 2 Second Lieutenants 1 Drum Major 1 First Sergeant 1 Cadet 5 Second Sergeants 1 Quartermaster Sergeant 1 Surgeon 6 Corporals 6 Lance Corporals 1 Carpenter 154 Privates 181 Men Per the ship De Zwaan Per the ship Bletterswijk 1 First Major 1 Captain Lieutenant 1 Lieutenant 2 Second Lieutenants 1 Second Quartermaster 1 Second Sergeant 1 Second Surgeon 1 First Sergeant 1 Cadet Sergeant 4 Second Sergeants 1 Quartermaster Sergeant 5 Corporals 6 Lance Corporals 1 Carpenter 155 Privates 182 Men. Per the ship Spaarenrijk 1 Captain of the Grenadiers 1 Captain Lieutenant 2 Second Lieutenants 1 First Sergeant 1 Cadet Sergeant 3 Second Sergeants 1 Quartermaster Sergeant 1 Surgeon 5 Corporals 6 Lance Corporals 158 Privates 180 Men Total heads 826 Recapitulation Per the ship De Zwaan 181 Per the ship Bletterswijk 182 Per the ship Spaarenrijk 180 Per the ship Candia 182 Per the ship Rusthoff 101 Total 826 Heads 101 Per the ship Rusthoff 1 Captain Auditor 1 Captain of the Artillery 1 Second Lieutenant of the Artillery 1 Bombardiers Sergeant 2 Second Sergeants 4 Corporals 4 Lance Corporals 13 Gunners 18 Second Gunners 1 Surgeon 55 Privates Heads 182 1 Second Major 1 Captain Lieutenant 1 First Lieutenant 1 Second Lieutenant 1 Pay Bookkeeper 1 First Sergeant 4 Second Sergeants 1 Quartermaster Sergeant 1 Surgeon 6 Corporals 6 Lance Corporals 1 Carpenter 156 Privates Per the ship Candia From the Regiment of Württemberg departed for Batavia per the below-named ships, namely Matthiessen No. 33. Agrees Copy 124 Regiment of Württemberg. As by an order of his Excellency the Governor two companies of the said regiment are destined to be embarked in a short time to go to Java, the undersigned Colonel Commandant takes the liberty to beg his Excellency the Governor to be so good as to give orders to the storehouses that there be furnished to the regiment what is currently needed for the two companies, namely: 4248 ells of blue cloth for sea vests and trousers, 1770 ells of blue striped cloth for sea shirts, 1 hammock for a field officer, 8 ditto for captains and lieutenants, 346 ditto for the non-commissioned officers and soldiers, 72 cases to pack the full dress uniform, the weapons, and everything belonging thereto. Done at the Cape of Good Hope the 2nd of February 1791. Colonel Commandant of the Regiment of Württemberg signed: von Hügel D. Faure G. Le Clercq Agrees No. 34. Folio A. 1122. And it was agreed to have furnished to the said Colonel the requisitioned 4248 ells of blue linen and 1770 ells of blue striped linen from the Company's warehouses at the purchase price, with an advance of 6 percent according to the 15th article of the capitulation of the aforementioned regiment; but, since the said capitulation does not dictate that the regiment upon departure from here shall be provided with hammocks and chests, it was approved to also have these requisitioned articles issued, and to draw up the account thereof and send it to Batavia, in order to be paid there in the event that the High Indian Government should consider that the regiment is obligated thereto, to which the aforementioned Colonel von Hügel will therefore have to bind himself in the name of the regiment. Tuesday the 8th of February 1791. Extract Resolution, taken in the Council of Policy, In the Castle of Good Hope. D. Faure Agrees.
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omme daar door te menageeren het aanschaffen der Paarden aan de ordonnantie Ruyters voor. Reekening der E Comp, zo als op de twee andere Landdrosdyen plaats heeft, gelijk meede de toe= =lage van het Paardevoeder, die door de twee andere Landdrosten wordt genooten; zoo is beslooten zulx eerbiedig aan Hun WelEdele Hoog Achtb: te repraesenteeren, met byvoeging, dat het eenige bezwaar, welke deeze stoetery aan De Comp zoude hebben kunnen te weege brengen, is, het gemis van de 24 Ryxd:s 's Iaars, die dezelve andersints aan Recognitie van die Leenings plaats zoude trekken; dan omme inmiddels zo veel mogelijk te voldoen aan de g'eerde in= „tentie van Hun welEdele Hoog Achtb, is alvoors goedgevonden, Landdrost en Heemraaden van Graaff Rynet voorn: aan te schryven, dat vermits het aanhouden der Paarden voor de ordonnantie ruijters op de resp Drosdijen nu niet meer s' Comp weege geschied, zy provisioneel van dato deezes de recognitie penningen van die Plaatss Colonius weege zullen hebben op te brengen, tot dat Hun welEdele Hoog Achtb deeze Regeering daar omtrent nader met hoogst derzelver beveilen zullen hebben vereerd, ofte wel de Colonie van de betaaling dier Recognitie gelden gracieusselyk zal gelieven te excuseeren. — als een wezendlijk voordeel voor dEComp ingesteld; Accordeert B. Hauw 1339 No 32. En zal wyders aan den Heere Independent Fiscaal van Lynden Extract worde ter hand gesteld van Hunner welEdele Hoog Achtb ordres, by voorsz Missieve vervat, omme Iaarlyks in een versegeld Papier aan Hun welEdele Hoog Achtb: te doen toekoomen eene accurate opgave van alle de penningen, welke zyn Ed: geduurende dat Iaar, het zy uit hoofd el van boetens, dan wel uijt hoofde van Compositien, direct of indirect, en op wat manier ook alleen, of met andere Dienaaren gecombineerd zal hebben genooten, met aanwyzing der datums, op welke die sommen aan zyn Ed: zullen zijn betaald. — Accordeert. Dinsdag den 10 February 1791. — op Extract Resolutie, genoomen in raade van politie, In 't Casteel de Goede Hoop. D: Haur liClencq 1 Capitain 1 _o Lieutenant 2 sous Lieutenants 1 Tambaer Major 1 eerste sergeant 1 cadet 5 tweede sergeanten 1 fourier 1 chirurgijn 6 corporaals 6 gevreeters 1 Timmerman 154 gemeene 181 Man P. 't schip de Zwaan P„r t schip Bletterswijk 1 eerste Major 1 capitain Lieutenant 1 Lieutenank & sous Lieutenants 1 tweede qucartiermeester 1 _o sergeant 1 _o Chirurgijn 1 eerste sergeant 1 endet Sergeant 4 tweede - 1 foureer 5 cosporaals gevreeters 1 Timmerman 155 gemeene 182 Man. pr 't schip Spaarenrijk 1 capitain van de grenadeers 1 capitain Lieutenant 2 sous Lieutenant. 1 eerste sergeant 1 cadek — _o 3 tweede _ - - - foureer — _o 1 chirurgyn 5 corporaats 6 gevreiters 158 gemeeneta - 180 Man te saamen koppen 826 Recapitulatie pr 't schip de Zwaan 181 „ „ „ Bletterswijk 182 „ „ „ Spaarenrijk 180 „ „ „ Candia 182 „ „ „ Rusthoff 1o1 55 v Koppen 101 P:r 't Schip Rusthoff capitain Auditeur1 _ der artillerij Tweede Lieutenant do Bombardeir Sergeant 1 tweede sergeanten 2 corperaals gevreiters Hannoniers tweede d:o gemeene chirurgijn 1 Koper 182 capitain Leeutenank 1 eerste Lieutenant „ 1 tweede— eerste sergeant tweede _o fourier chirurgijn corporaals gevreiters Timmerman gemeene P:r 't schip Candia ^Tweede Major Batavia vertrokken, als Van Het Regiment Wurtemberg sijn p r de ondertenoemene scheepen, naar soldij boekhouder Matthiessen N„o 33. 1 1 1 - - 156 1 6 1 1 4 1 2 - 1 1 4 4 13 18 1 Accordeert - s 1 1 _ Copia 124 Regiment de Wurtemberg. Come d'aprés un ordre de son Excellence Monsr. le Gouverneur deux Compagnies du dit Regiment tout destines, à etre embarques en per de tems, pour aller à Jara, le Soussigne Colonel Commandant prend la liberté, de Supplier son Excellence Mon„ sieur Le Gouverneur, de vouloir bien, donner des ordres, aux Comptoirs, qu'il soit Fourni au Regi¬ „ment, ce qu'il faut actuellement aux deux Com„ 4248. au toile bleu, pour Vestes et Culottes de mer, 1770 au toile bleu, raye pour Chemises de mer, 1 Hangmatte pour un Officier major, 8 do. pr. Capitaines et Lieutenants, 346 do. pr. les Bas Officier et Soldats, 72. Caisses pour Emballer le grand montour, les Ar„ „mes, et tout ce, qu'il y appartient. Fait au Cap de bonne Esperance le 2 Febr: 1731. Collonel Commandant du Regiment de Wurtemberg /:geteekend:/ d: Augel D Faure GClencq Accordeert No. 34. „pagnies, Savoir, fo„ A. 1122. En is verstaan aan denzelven Collonel de geischte 4248 ellen blaauw Linnen en 1770 ellen blaauwe gestreept Linnen uyt S' Comp s Pakhuijzen, te laaten verstrekken teegen den Prys van inkoop, met een advans van 6 pCt. volgens het 15e. Articul van de Capitulatie van voorm: Regiment, dan, naar dien gez: Capitulatie niet dicteert, dat men 't regim. t by vertrek van hier Langmatten en kisten zal voorzien, is goedgevonden deeze geEyschte Articulen al meede te laaten afgeeven, en daar van de reec„ „quening op maaken en na Batavia zenden, om„ „me aldaar te worden betaald, zoo wanneer de Hooge Indiasche Regeering mogt begrypen, dat het Regiment daar toe verpligt is, waar toe dus voorsch: Heer Collonel von Hugel in naa„ „me van het Regiment zig zal moeten verbinden= Dingsdag den 8 February 1791. — Extract Resolutie, genomen in Raade van Politie, In't Casteel de Goede Hoop H. Maure op Accordeert.
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1. 123. The Wurtemberg Regiment, by virtue of the orders of the Gentlemen Directors, being due to leave the Garrison of the Cape of Good Hope and embark for Batavia in order to be sent from there to the Coast of Java, the undersigned Colonel commanding considers it his duty to assemble in a detailed statement all the Considerations relating to the said embarkation and to present it to His Excellency the Governor as well as to the Noble Council, not doubting in the least that His Excellency as well as the Gentlemen Noble Councilors will contribute to the prompt and exact execution of the honored orders of our Lords and Masters, by fulfilling with goodness and equity the just requests that the undersigned shall make. 1st. The undersigned being obliged to provide the Regiment with clothing, my requests for this purpose are: 19300 aunes of blue cloth for vests and breeches 15440 aunes of blue striped cloth for soldiers' shirts. Memorandum of Observations relating to the departure of the Wurtemberg Regiment for the Coast of Java, presented to His Excellency the Governor and to the Gentlemen Noble Councilors of the Government of the Cape of Good Hope. Copy Lit. B. 1124. The items must be paid at Company prices with the six percent fixed in the Capitulation. 1938 hammocks for the soldiers and 55 for the officers at the expense of the Company, which upon the first embarkation of the Regiment likewise provided for these articles, and even fixed for the hammocks and beds of the Officers the sum of 50 Dutch guilders. 400 crates at the expense of the Company, six feet in length and four feet in height, for the packing of the clothing and arms, as well as the tents and other field utensils attached to the Regiment. 2nd. For the Officers, three months' advance on their salaries and emoluments, on the same footing as they have been paid hitherto at the Cape and following the example of Meuron; at the first embarkation the officers had received, in substitution of the emoluments whose amount was unknown, double salaries paid in Dutch money. For the Non-Commissioned Officers and soldiers, the undersigned solicits an advance of two months on the same footing as they have been paid hitherto, begging His Excellency the Governor as well as the Noble Council not to wish, through any reduction whatsoever, to inspire in the soldiers a bad opinion of their new destination, which could all the more be contrary to the intentions of our Lords and Masters, given that before their eyes and those of a military Commissioner of the Noble Company, all the individual enlistment contracts of the Non-Commissioned Officers and soldiers were drawn up for the Garrison of the Cape, to which the entire regiment can bear witness, so that it is very important to maintain by all means the good will of the soldier to follow his Officers and to cultivate with care his willingness to pursue without regret and murmuring his new destiny, even though, by the faith of their individual enlistments, they all believe they have good reason to complete the term of their first enlistment at the Cape. The undersigned adds to this observation the request to have paid to the officers, non-commissioned officers, and soldiers their advance in hard cash, for if the soldier were paid in paper money he would be under the necessity of spending everything, which would inevitably result in the greatest disorders. 3rd. It will be indispensably necessary to give to the commanding officer on each ship an authentic list of everything due to each individual, so that he may watch over the soldiers under his orders receiving with exactness what the Noble Company grants them; likewise, to avoid all discussions and unrest on board, it would be greatly to be desired that the Governor and the Noble Council give to the Captains and officers of the Vessels their orders and positive instructions not to meddle in the discipline of the troops, but that in case of
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1. 123. Le Regiment de Wurtemberg en vertu des ordres de Messieur les Directeurs devant quitter la Garnison du Cap de bonne Esperance, et s‛embarquer pour Ba„ „taria pour de la etre envoié à la Cote de Jara, le soussigné Collonel commandant croit de son devoir de Rassembler dans un tableau d'etaille tou„ „les les Considerations relatires au dit embarquement et de le presenter a son Excellence Monsieur Le Gouverneur ainsi qu'a la Noble Regence, ne doutant aucunement, que son Excellence ainsi que Messieurs les Nobles Conseillers ne Contribuent à la promp„ „le et exacte execution des ordres honnorés, de nos Seigneurs et maitres, en acomplissant arec bonte et Equité les Justes demandes que le soussigné formera. 1o Le Soussigné et ant obligé de pourvoir le Regi„ „ment d'un habillement de mes demandes pour cet objet 19300 aunes de toile bleu pour restes et culottes 15440 aunes de toile blou rayéé pour des Chemi„ au depart du Regiment de Wur„ „temberg, pour la Coté de Iava Presenté a son Excellence Monsieur Le Gouverneur et a Messieurs les Nobles Conseillers de La Regence Memoire d'Observation, relatif du Cap de Bonne Esperance. - ses Copia La„ B. 1124. „ses de Soldats les Objets doivent etre payés au prix de la Compagnie arec le six pour Cent fixes dans, la Capitulation. 1938 hamaes pour les Soldats et 55 pour les of„ „ficiers aux frais de la Compagnie, qui au premier embarquement du Regement à egalement pourvu à ces articles, et à meme fixee pour les hamacs et lits des Officiers la Somme de 50 florins de Hollande 400 Caisses aux frais de la Compagnie de sex pieds de Longeur et quatre pieds de hauteur, pour l'em„ „ballage de Q' habillement et des armes, ainsi que des tentes et d'autres ustensiles de Campagne, attacher au Regiment 2e Pour Messuurs les Officiers trois mois d'avance sur leurs appointements et emoluments, sur le meme pied qu'ilont ete payé jusquici au Cap et d'aprez lexemple de Meuron, au premier embar „quement les officiers avoient regu en Substitution des emoluments dont le montant etoit inconnu les doub les appoinctements payes en argent de hollande Pour les Bas Officiers et soldats le soussigné Pollecite l'avance de deux mois sur le meme pieds comme il ont eté payes jus qu'ici, suppliant son Excellence Monsieur le Gouverneur dinsi que La Noble Regenéé de ne pas par une diminution qui conque vouloir inspirer au soldats une mauraise opinion de sa nouvelle destination, qui pourroit d'autant plus etre Contraire aux intention de nos Seigneurs et maitres, qui sous leurs yeux et aux d'un Commissaire militaire de la Noble Compagnie tous les engagements particuliere des Bas Officiers et soldats ont et passez pour la Garnison du Cap¬ dont tout le regement peut rendre temoignage, de facon qu'il est tres importants d'entretenir par tous les moyens la bonne volonté du soldat à sui„ „vré ses Officiers et de Cultires arec soin sa disposi„ „tion à Courrir sans regret et murmure sa nourelle destinéé quoi que pour la foi des engagements Parti„ „culiere ils secroyent touis fondés a finir l'epoqué de leur premier engagement au Cap: Le soussigne a joute a cette observation la prière de faire payer aux officiers bas officiers et soldats leur avance en argent sonnant, car si le soldat etoit payé en papier il seroit dans la necessité de tout de penser dont resulteroient immanquablement les plus grands des ordres 3eo Il sera in dispensablement necessaire de donner à l'officier commandant de chaque bord, une liste autenticque de tout ce que reevienre d' chaqué in dividu, pour qu'il puisse reiller à ce que les Soldats sous ses ordres recoivent avec exactitude, ce que la Noble Compagnie leur donne de meme pour, eviter toutes les discussions et troubles à bord, il seroit fort à souhaiter que Monsieur le Gouverneur et la Noble regence donnassent aux Capitaines et officiers des Vaisseaux leurs ordres et instruction positires, pour qu'ils ne se melent pas de la disipline de la trouppe, mais qu'en dun cas
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1125. case of complaints they address them to the commanding officer so that everything may be settled amicably. As the Capitulation fixes the number of servants each officer is permitted to have, the undersigned begs that the same number of rations stipulated for them be delivered to the said officers. 4th: As to the sums in paper money found in the regiment's treasury, the undersigned begs either to have them converted into hard cash, but without the risks of the sea voyage falling upon the regiment, or to have sight drafts issued on the treasury of Batavia in exchange for the sums in paper money that the undersigned requests to be received here into the Company's treasury. 5th: As Captain Count de Gabelizky, following a stroke with which he was stricken at sea, is unable to follow the regiment, the undersigned requests for him the benefit of Article 26 of the Capitulation, consisting of leaving him at the Cape with his pay without emoluments, and the undersigned will have the honor of presenting to His Excellency the Governor the nominations for the replacement of the said Captain Count de Gabelizky. 6th: A few soldiers of the regiment unfortunately being in a state of insanity, the undersigned requests their passage and transport to Europe. 7th: The undersigned requests that there be received into the Company's warehouses 30 pieces of white kersey remaining from the last uniforming, at invoice price. 8th: As the sick will not be able to follow the regiment until after their convalescence, it is natural that the entire hospital will remain at the Cape, so that the undersigned has no doubt that His Excellency the Governor, along with the Noble Council, will continue to pay the rent for the premises for a few months until, after the reduction of the sick, one is content to ask for a small [illegible] location to have the remaining sick treated and cared for out of their pay according to the terms of the Capitulation. 9th: As the Most Serene Proprietor of the regiment is charged with recruiting the regiment, it is the indispensable duty of the undersigned to propose to His Excellency the Governor and to the Noble Council the necessity of provisionally establishing a depot of recruits at the Cape, subject to the approval and further orders of our Lords and Masters. The reasons that prompt him to insist respectfully on this point are that, without considerably increasing the normally quite high mortality of all recruit transports, they cannot make the crossing from Europe to Java at one stretch without landing to be refreshed; the interest of the Most Serene Proprietor would be grievously harmed thereby. Furthermore, it is the opinion of our Lords and Masters themselves that the overly hot climate of this country does not permit the drilling of recruits here with success and without harming their health. For these reasons, as well 1126. as by the example of Meuron, the undersigned begs His Excellency the Governor and the Noble Council, in respectful anticipation of further orders from our Lords and Masters, to be so good as to permit him to leave provisionally at the Cape a Captain-Lieutenant, a Lieutenant, four sergeants, and four corporals, first to be placed in charge of the sick who remain behind, then to receive the recruits who will arrive, refresh them here, and drill them for some time, and subsequently dispatch them to the regiment. In the event that the officer commanded for this purpose should have some funds to send to the regiment for the recruits' settlement of accounts, or the [illegible], etc., the undersigned flatters himself that this will be facilitated for him by means of a draft on Batavia. Likewise, if articles of small equipment or clothing for the regiment arrive from Europe, the undersigned begs to permit the said officer to disembark a portion of them here, insofar as he may need them for the clothing and maintenance of the recruits. The undersigned, guided by the most ardent zeal for the good of the service, thought he should not leave His Excellency the Governor and the Noble Council ignorant of anything, whether for the needs of the said regiment at the time of its departure, or for the diligent execution of the honored orders of our Lords and Masters. The undersigned concludes by very respectfully recommending the Regiment of Wurtemberg, which is on the point of leaving this Government and this Colony, to the continuation of the goodwill and to the honor of a gracious remembrance by His Excellency the Governor and the Noble Council. Below stood: Done at the Cape of Good Hope, this 11 February 1791. Was signed: D. Hugel. Agrees. P. Janse, Clerk. 1127. Tuesday, the 15th of February 1791. Was read a memorial from the Colonel Commandant of the Regiment of Wurtemberg, the Lord von Hugel, which memorial read as follows: Whereupon, having deliberated with mature counsel and having compared therewith the Capitulation of the aforesaid Regiment of Wurtemberg, the following was approved and resolved on the various points contained in this memorial: Firstly, that according to Article 15 of the Capitulation, the demanded 19,300 ells of blue linen and 15,440 ells of blue-and-white striped linen from the Company's warehouses shall be furnished to the aforesaid regiment at purchase price with an advance of 6 percent, for which purpose the Lord Head Administrator Rhenius is qualified. Extract of Resolution taken in the Council of Policy in the Castle of Good Hope. P.S.
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1125. cas de plaintes ils l'addressent à l'officier Com„ „mandant pour que tout puisse etre terminé à l'ai„ „mable, Comme la Capitulation fixe la nombre de Domestique qu'il est permis a Mhaque Officier d'avoir le soussigné supplié que le medue nombre deration Stipuler pour eux soient delivres aux dito Officiers 4e: Quand aux Sommes, qui se trouvent dans la Cai se du Regiment en papier monnoye le soussigné supplie ou de les faire conventir en especes somman„ „tes, mais sans que les risques de la traverséé tombe sur le regiment ou de lui faire donner des assigna„ „tions payjables avus pour la caisse de Batavia en Change de sommes de papier monnoye que le sous„ „signe prie de recevoir iei dans la caisse de la Compagnie 5:e Comme le Capitain Comte de Gabelizky, par les suites d'une apoplexie, dont il à eté attaqué en mer et mis hors d'etat de suivre le Regiment, le soussi„ „gné sollicite pour lui le benefice de l'article 26 de la Capitulation consistant à lui laisser au Cap ses appointements sans emolument et le soussigné aura l'honneur de presenter à son Excellence Monsier le Gouverneur les nominations pour le remplacement due dit Capitaine comte de Gabelizky. 6: Quelque Soldats du Regiment se trouvant mal „heureusement en etat de demence, le soussigné de „mande leur passage et Transport en Europe 7:o Le Soussigné Sollicite de vouloir bien faire rece„ „voir aux magazine de la Compagnie 30 pieces de ker„ say blanc, qui restent encore du dernier habille„ „ment au prix de Facture. 8e Comme les malades ne pourront suivre le regiment qu'a pres leur Consalescence il est naturel que tout l'hopital restera au Cap, de facon que le Soussigné ne doute aucunement, que son Excellence Monsieur le Gouverneur avec la Noble Regence ne faissent payer encore pendant quel que mois le layer pour bemplacement jus qu'a cequ'a pres la deminutions des malades ou je contant de demander en petit emplacement innuatura pour yj faire traiter et Coij„ „gner le restant des malades de leur Solde d'aprés la teneur de la Capitulation. 9o Comme le Serenis sime Proprietaire du Regiment est Chargé de recruter le regiment, il est du devoir in dispensable du soussigné de proposer à son Ex„ „cellence Monsieur le Gouverneur et a la Noble re„ „gence, la necessité d'etablir provisionelement un depot de recruer au Cap sauf l'approbation et les ordres ulterieure de nos Seigneurs et mai„ „tres, les raisons qui le present à insister respectu„ „erisement sur ce point, consistent en ce que sans augmentes considerablement la mortalité Or„ „dinairement assés grande tous les transport de recrues ils ne peurent faire la traverséé d'Europe et Tara d'un trait sans mettre pied à terre pour etre rafraichi l'interet du Serenis sime proprie„ „taire en seroit grievement blaissé en outre il est le Sentiment de nos seigneurs et Maitres même que la Climat trop chaud de ce pays ne souffre pas qu'on y dresse les recreus avec succés et sans nuire à leur santé par ses raisons ainsi „ment que 1. 126 que par l'exemple de Meuron, le soussigné Sup¬ „plie son Excellence Monsieur le Gouverneur ainsi que la Noble regence en attende respectieuse des ordres ulterieure de nos Seigneurs et Maitres de vouloir bien Permettre qu'il laisse provisoi„ rement au Cap, un Capitaine Lieutenant un Lieutenant, quatre sergents, et quatre Corperaux pour etre premierement Commandes au pres des malades, qui restent en arriere puis recevoir les lecrus qui arriveront les refraictier ici et les excerces pendant quelques temps, en suite les expedier pour le regiment, dans le Cas que l'of„ „ficier commande pour cet effet dit quel ques fond à faire passer au regiment pour le decompte des recrues ou la Polverdes morte &ca. le soussi„ „gné se flatte qu'on voudra bien le lui facili„ „ter par le moyen d'une Assignation pour Bar „taria, de meme s'ils arrivent des articles de petite monture ou d'habillement pour le rege¬ „ment de l'Europe le Sous signé supplie de vouloir permettre au dit Officier d'en faire d'ebarbuer ici une partie pour autant qu'il pou „ra en avoir besoin pour l'habillement et l'en„ „tretien des recrues Le Soussigné quide par le Iele le plus vif pout le bien du service n'a crus devoir laisser rien igno„ „rer à son Excellence Monsieur Le Gouverneur ain„ „si qu'a La Nob le regence soit pour le bessin, dit Ragiment à l'article de son depart, soit pour Accordeert la deligent et execution des honorés ondres de nos Seigneurs et maitres, le sous signé termine en recommandant tres respectueusement le Regi„ „ment de Wurtemberg qui est sur le point dequitter ce Gouvernement et cette Colonie à la Continuation des sentiments de bien veillance et à l'honneur d'un gracieux souvenir de son Excellence Monsieur le Gouverneur et de la Noble Regence. /:onderstond:) Fait aui Cap de Bonne Esperance ce 11 ferrier 1791. /:was geteekend:/ D: Hugel. P. Jan e Clre La 1127. Dingsdag den 15. February 1731. — Is geleezen eene Memorie van den Colonel Commandant van het Regiment van Wurtem„ „berg, den Heere von Hugel, welke Memorie was Luydende. Waar op met rypen raade gedelibereerd en daar by geconfronteerd zynde, de Capitulatie van het voorsz: Regiment van Wurtemberg, is op de on„ „derscherdene Poincten in deeze Memorie vervat het volgende goedgevonden en geresolveert. Eerstelyk, dat volgens het 15 Art: van de Ca„ „pitulatie de geeischte 19300 Ellen blaauw Lin„ „nen, en 15440 Ellen blaauw en wit gestreept lin„ „nen uijt S' Comp. s Pakhuijzen teegen inkoops pris met een advans van 6 p C:t aan het voorsz: Regiment, zullen moeten worden verstrekt, waar toe dus den Heere Hoofd administrateur Rhenius Extract Resolutie, ge„ „nomen in Raade van Politie„ in 't Casteel de Goede Hoop, gequalified. op. P: S:
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1128 is qualified. That, with regard to the requested 1938 hammocks for the soldiers and 55 for the officers, as well as the 400 chests for storing the effects of the Regiment, since it does not clearly appear from the Capitulation that these two items must be provided to it on the Company's behalf upon the departure of the Regiment from this to another garrison in the Indies, and difficulties were raised on that account regarding direct compliance with this request of the aforementioned Colonel von Hugel, the disposition concerning this will be respectfully left to the High Government of the Indies; and that, in the meantime, in order not to cause the slightest delay to the departure of the Regiment, pursuant to the explicit orders of the High Commanding Lords and Masters, the aforementioned number of 1938 soldiers' hammocks and 55 for the officers, as well as 400 chests, will be manufactured here on the Company's behalf for the use of the said Regiment, and the account thereof will be drawn up and sent to Batavia, for the payment of which the said Colonel van Hugel will have to bind himself on behalf of the Regiment, should the High Government of the Indies understand it as such and require this payment from his Honour. Secondly, that, pursuant to the 5th Article of the Capitulation, the advance of 3 months' pay to the officers and 2 months' to the non-commissioned officers and privates is granted, and that also, pursuant to that same Article, the emoluments will furthermore be advanced to the officers for those 3 months. That, furthermore, this advance be paid half in silver money, to which end, in view of the present lack thereof here, it had to be resolved in this singular and pressing case to take the cash required for this purpose from one of the outward-bound ships in such specie as can least come into consideration for trade in the Indies, and to substitute the amount thereof again from the Spanish reals, which are still on hand here for the slave trade, and can also most likely be employed most profitably for the Company's trade in the Indies, whereas one would otherwise in this case have to issue them at 54 stivers apiece, with which it is hoped that the High Government will be pleased to be satisfied, and to consider that one was forced to this step here by necessity. Thirdly, that the request of the aforementioned 1129. Colonel will be complied with in all respects, to have delivered into the hands of the commanding officer of each ship a specific list of all the victuals that were provided by the Honourable Company for the men under his command, in order to make such use of it as is mentioned in this Memorandum; just as positive orders and instructions will also be drawn up for the officers of the ships, according to which they will have to conduct themselves strictly during the voyage with regard to the troops present on their vessels. And that, furthermore, the rations for the officers' servants established by both Capitulations will be made known on the lists, to the end of being able to have them issued to the aforementioned officers insofar as this can take place without disarranging the domestic order on board ship. Fourthly, that likewise the request of the often-mentioned Colonel is fully consented to, to take back here into the Company's treasury the paper money that still happens to be in the Regiment's treasury, and to grant bills of exchange on the Main Office in Batavia for the value thereof. Fifthly, that, since Captain Count van Gabelizky cannot be considered to fall under the terms of the 26th Article of the Capitulation, one therefore does not dare to decide to have him enjoy pay here, and thereby cause a vacancy in the Regiment; yet that, in consideration of the man's unfortunate circumstances and the impossibility in which he has thereby been placed to be able to leave this place, one is very willing to consent that he remain here until his recovery and his pay be paid, without this, however, resulting in a vacancy in the Regiment, of which the High Government will therefore be respectfully informed, and requested to favourably approve this action; as well as to withhold the aforementioned pay for the said Captain Count van Pabelixky at Batavia, and credit this Government for it. Sixthly, that the soldiers who, through defects of body or mind, are incapable of performing service, will be sent back as unfit and working their passage for their keep. Seventhly, that in the request of the aforementioned Colonel, for 30 pieces of white kersey in the Company's warehouses at the price of the invoice
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1128 gequalificeerd word. Dat met opzigte tot de gevraagde 1938 Hang„ „matten voor de Soldaten, en 55 voor de Officieren mitsg. s de 400. kisten tot berging van de Effecten van 't Regiment, aangezien by de Capitulatie niet duydelyk blykt, dat deeze twee artikelen by ver„ „trek van het Regiment uyt dit naar een andere guarnisoen in Indien, aan het zelve s' Comps weege verstrekt moeten worden en men over zulx gedifficulteerd heeft, om in dit verzoek van voorsz: Heere Colonel von Hugel direct te Con„ „descendeeren, de dispositie daar omtrend eerbie„ „diglyk zal worden overgelaaten aan de Hooge Indiasche Regeering, en dat, ondertusschen, om aan het vertrek van het Regiment, ingevolge de uytdrukkelyke ordres van de Hoog gebiedende Heeren Meesteren, geene de minste vertraging toe te brengen, het voorsz: getal van 1938 Soldaten Hangmatten en 55 voor de Officieren, mitsgaders van 400 kisten alhier s' Comp:s wegen zullen worden vervaardigd, ten behoeve van gem: Regiment, en de Reekening daar van zal worden opgemaakt en na Batavia gezonden, tot, welker betaling ged: Heere Colonel van Hugel zig naments het Regiment zal moeten verbinden, zoo de Hooge Indische Regeering het zodanig mogt begrypen en deeze betaaling van zyn E: requireeren, Ten tweeden, dat, ingevolge het 5 Art l van de Capitulatie, geaccordeert word de advans van 3 Maanden gage aan de Officieren, en 2 Maanden voor de Onder Officieren en gemeenen, en dat al meede, volgens dat zelve Articul aan de Officieren nog daar en booven voor die 3 Maanden de Emolumen„ „ten zullen worden g'advanceerd. — Dat voorts deeze advans voor de helfte betaald worden en zilver geld, ten welken eynde, aangezien het gebrek dat daar van thans hier is, men in dit Singuliere en pressante geval heeft moeten besluy„ „ten, de daar toe benodigde Contanten uijt een der uijtkoomende Scheepen te ligten in zoodanige Specien, als het minst tot den koophandel in In„ „dien in aanmerking komen kunnen en het be„ „dragen daar van weederom te substitueeren uyt de Spaansche realen, dewelke tot den Sla„ „ren handel alhier nog aan handen zyn, en ook tot s' Comp. s handel in Indien zeer waarschyn„ „lyk het profytelijx kunnen werden g'employeert, daar men dezelve in dit geval anders a 54 stver 't p. s. zoude moeten uytgeeven, waar meede men hoopt dat de Hooge Regeering genoegen zal gelieven te neemen, en te Considereeren, dat men hier tot deezen stap door den Nood ge„ „drongen is, Ten derden, dat in allen deelen zal wor„ „den voldaan aan het verzoek van voorsz: Ten Heer 1129. Heer Colonel, om aan den Commandeerende Officier van ieder boord ter hand te doen stel„ len eene Specifique Lyst van alle de victua„ „lien, die door de E: Comp: voor zyn onder hebben„ „de Manschappen zyn meede gegeeven, omme daar van zodanig gebruijk te maken, als bij deeze Memorie vermeld is, gelyk meede dat voor de overheeden der Scheepen positive ordres en instructien zullen worden geformeert, waar na t zig geduurende de rys, met betrekking tot de zig aan hunne boorden bevindende troupes, stiptelyk zullen hebben te gedragen. En dat wyders de Randzoenen voor de beyde Ca„ „pitulatien vast gestelde domesticquen der Offi„ „cieren op de Lysten zullen worden bekend gesteld, ten eynde die aan de voorsz: Officieren te kunnen doen afgeeven voor zoo verre zulx buyten de„ rangement van de huijshouding binnen scheeps¬ „boord kan geschieden. — Ten vierden, dat insgelyks volkomen word gecondescendeert in het verzoek van meermelde Heer Colonel, om het Papiere geld, dat zig nog in de Regiments kas komt te bevinden, alhier in s' Comp. s Cas te rug te neemen, en voor de waarde daar van te verleenen assignatien op het Hoofd Comptoir Batavia. Ten Vyfden, dat, vermits den Capitain Grave van Gabelizky niet kan werden geconsidereert te val„ „len in de termen van het 26:e Artic: der Capitu„ „latie, men over zulx ook niet durft besluyten, om den selven alhier gage te doen genieten, en daar door een Vacature in het Regiment te weege te brengen, dan, dat men, in aanmerking van s' mans onge„ „lukkige omstandigheeden, en de onmogelijkheyd, waar inne hy daar door gebragt is, om deeze plaats te kunnen verlaaten, zeer gaarne wil Consenteeren, dat dezelve tot zyne herstelling alhier verblyve en zyne gage betaald worden, zonder dat zulx eg„ „ter eene vacature by het Regiment ten gevolge zal hebben, zullende over zulks de Hooge Regee„ „ring daar van eerbiediglyk kennis worden ge„ „geeven, en verzogt deeze handeling gunstiglyk te willen approbeeren; mitsgaders de voorsz: gage voor gede. Capityn Grave van Pabelixky op Bata„ „ria in te houden, en dit Gouvernement ten goede brengen. — Ten Zesden, dat de Soldaten, die door Lich„ „haams of ziels gebreeken buyten staat zijn, dienst te kunnen doen, voor Onbequaam en voor de kost scheeps dienst doende, zullen worden te rug gezon„ „den. Ten Zevenden dat in het versoek van welgem: Heer Colonel, om 30 stukken wit karsaay in Si Compt Maguazynen teegens den Prys van de Ten vyfden Factuur