MOOC8/45.71 - CORNELIS DE WAAL, TABLE VALLEY, STELLENBOSCH, REGINA, STIENTJE, REGINA, SALOMON OF THIS COLONY, DAVID OF THIS COLONY, MEY OF THIS COLONY, POSSIE OF THIS COLONY, FRANS OF THIS COLONY, REGINA OF THIS COLONY, JAN, LEENTJE, REGINA

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🔎 MOOC8 Inventory for Cornelis de Waal, Table Valley, Stellenbosch, Regina, Stientje, Regina, Salomon of this Colony, David of this Colony, Mey of this Colony, Possie of this Colony, Frans of this Colony, Regina of this Colony, Jan, Leentje, Regina

MOOC Reference: MOOC8/45.71

Date: 18290522
Names: Cornelis de Waal, Table Valley, Stellenbosch, Regina, Stientje, Regina, Salomon of this Colony, David of this Colony, Mey of this Colony, Possie of this Colony, Frans of this Colony, Regina of this Colony, Jan, Leentje, Regina
MOOC8/45.71 {18290522} 22 May 1829 Cornelis de Waal [A list of the debtors given to the messenger Welch, to call the amounts in, 17 July 1829] Inventory of all such property as has been relinquished by the intestate death of Cornelis de Waal on the 15:th day of the month of May in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty nine for the benefit of his children procreated in wedlock with his predeceased wife Aletta Heuningh, namely The aforesaid property having been taken under the administration of the Board of Orphan Masters of the Colony in behalf of the aforesaid heirs, and been inventoried by the undersigned commissioned Members of the Board aforesaid, was found to consist in the following, viz: Thus inventoried at the house aforesaid on the 22:d May 1829 according to a statement made by the aforesaid heirs, who declared to have acted herein bonafide, and that to the best of their knowledge they have not withheld or secreted any thing that belonged to the aforesaid estate and the said appearers further declared that they are, and will at all times be ready and willing to confirm their statement by solemn oath if required, promising at the same time, that if after the date of these presents any property of this estate might be discovered shall faithfully communicate it to the Orphan Chamber in order to amplify this inventory with the property so discovered In witness whereof I the Commissioner together with the appearers and me the Secretary have subscribed to these presents. As Commissioner: C: Blanckenberg C: d: Waal C:zoon A: d: Waal N: v: Wielligh N:s Sertijn In my presence: J:J:L: Smuts N:B: Ampliation 23:d May 1829 Messenger of the Orphan Chamber In the name of me the undersigned Secretary to the Orphan Chamber repair to and in the presence of the persons named in this list, and give them official warning to pay within three months of the date of these presents in to the Orphan Chamber the amount specified against their respective names, with the interest due thereon, which amount they are legally indebted to the estate of the late Cornelis de Waal, now under the administration of the Orphan Chamber Orphan Chamber Cape of Good Hope 17 July 1829 J:J:L: Smuts Answers to the anexed insinuation Tho: Read Welch, Mess:

1) Cornelis de Waal
2) Adriaan de Waal
a) Petronella born [ ..... ]
b) Aletta Cornelia
c) Cornelis
d) Yda
4) Elizabeth de Waal married with Nicolaas van Wielingen
5) Jacoba de Waal married with Nicolaas Sertyn
A house and erf situated in this Table Valley according to transfer dated 13 Septemb: 1816
a piece of land thereto annex, according to the transfer dated 6 August 1824
a house and erf with a hire house thereto annexed situated in the village of Stellenbosch purchased out of the insolvent estate of J:N: Knoop /not yet transferred
In the passage
three pictures
two looking glasses
an eight days clock
a sofa
twelve chairs
four tables
a wash hand bason and jug
a coffy mill
four candle sticks
a p:r of snuffers
In the room at the right hand
a window curtain
two looking glasses
four pictures
a sofa
twelve chairs
two tables
six spittoons
In the room at the left hand
a window curtain
six pictures
a looking glass
a bedstead with curtains
a stretcher
a ward robe
a table
In the bed room
a bedstead with curtains
ten chairs
a bureau
a bedstead without curtains
four feather beds
two bolsters
eighteen pellows
three covers
two tables
In the store room
a counter
a p: of scales and weights
a lanthorn
seven muids of flour
six jars
three earthen pots
a demijon
a hand saw
four curtain poles
two chaimbers
In a back room
six pictures
a tea tray
three cupboards
a large chest
a table
two chades
a toilet grass
five small pictures
a bedstead with curtains
a bed, a bolster, three pillows and a blanket
In the dining room
five small pictures
three tables
In the pantry
three coffy urns and tea urn
a slop bason
two earthen pots
a milk kettle
thirty dishes
thirty two plates
two butter pots
two bason and jugs
five decanters
eight wineglasses
a few cups and saucers
two tea trays
five cannisters
two smoothing irons
a silver soup ladle
a silver soup ladle defect
twenty one silver table spoons
two tea spoons
two confit forks
a silver waiter
eight silver forks
a silver chaven dish
a Bible
two sieves
a stool
a p:r of steps
In the kitchen
two earthen pots
a small earthen [pots]
four jars
a pail
a churn
a spout
eight iron pots
a tea kettle
a fish kettle
a copper kettle
two cake pans
three tart pans
three baking pans
a chaven dish
a scummer
a vafer iron
a tart pan
a grid iron
two iron forks, a ladle and scummer
a pistal and mortar
a hatched
a table and baking trough
a water halfaum and two pails
a tea pot
four pot chains
In the bake house
a table
a measure
a rake
a woodden dish
a watering pot
a try pot
seven spades /defective/
In the yard
a ladder
three old window frames
Slaves of the estate
a male slave Salomon of this Colony , 38 years of age labourer
a male slave named David of this Colony , 33 years of age labourer
a male slave Mey of this Colony , 28 years of age labourer
a male slave Possie of this Colony , 25 years of age
a male slave Frans of this Colony , born 19 September 1816
Jan , born 6 February 1821
Leentje , born 21 Octob: 1823
2 Regina , born 5 September 1825
Cash found in the estate
  Rd:s
two hundred rix: paper money200:--
three hundred and six silver money306:--
twenty four rixd:s and eight stivers copper money24:8
Claims in favor of the estate
 Rd:s
from Cornelis de Waal Corneliss: according to a notarial bond dated 21 Sep:r 1810 in capital2000:--
interest from 15 July 1828
from Adriaan de Waal Corneliss: according to a note of hand dated 30 May 1816 in capital ƒ80002666:32
interest since 30 May 1821
from the same Cornelis de Waal Cornelisson according to a note of hand dated 6 Decemb: 1809 in capital1761:36
interest since 6 Decemb: 1828
from J: Knoop on a note of hand dated 21 Feb:y 1829167:20
Claims against the estate
 Rd:s
to the heir Cornelis de Waal for maternal inheritance according to a deed appraisement dated 19 July 18281800
to the heir A: de Waal for maternal inheritance according to deed appraisement dated 19 July 18281800
to Elizabeth de Waal married with Nicolaas van Wielingen for maternal inheritance according to deed appraisement dated 19 July 18281800
to the heir Jacoba de Waal married to Nicolaas Sertyn for maternal inheritance according to deed appraisement dated 19 July 18281800
which they claim with the interest from the 19:th July 1808, the inheritance of their late brother Jacobus de Waal, having been paid with the interest from the same date
as to the further claims against the estate can not be enumerated by them
to Adriaan de Waal as guardian over the minor heirs of the late Jacobus de Waal by note of hand dated [ ..... ]1000
interest since 1 April 1829
Claims filed against the estate
  Rd:s
paid 3 Novem: 1829to A:a M:a Winterbach on a notarial bond dated 27 July 18262000
 interest since 1 July 1828
paid 3 Novem: 1829to A:a M:a Winterbach on a notarial bond dated 1 Aug:t 18262000
 interest since 1 Aug:t 1828
Claims in favor of the estate according to the statement of Mr Adriaan de Waal Cornelisson
  Rd:s
paid 8:th Februarij 1830 with the interestfrom the widow Joh:s Krynauw on a note of hand dated 1 Novemb: 1822 ƒ40001333:16
 interest from 1 March 1828
from the same wid: Joh:s Krynauw on a note of hand dated 3 March 182880:--
from the same wid: Joh:s Krynauw on a note of hand dated 5 September 1823300:--
 Rd:s
from Joh:s Knoop on a note of hand dated 21 Feb:y 1829167:20
from the widow Joh:s Krynauw on a note of hand dated 1 Novemb: 1822 ƒ40001333:16
interest since [ ..... ]
from the above wid: Krynauw on a note of hand dated 3 March 182880:--
from the same wid: Krynauw on a note of hand dated 5 Septemb: 1823300:--
July 22:nd 1829Joh:s KnoopI will see Mr Smuts myself about it
July 17:th 1829widow Joh:s KrynauwMr Smuts has promised me to call on me if he cannot call I will attend at any time he will appoint so that I may not have to wait as I am very sickly

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