MOOC8/45.98 -

MOOC8/45.98 {18250225} 25 February 1830 Johan Fredrik Getze Inventory of all such property as has been relinquished by the intestate death of Johan Fredrik Getze on the twenty fourth day of the month of February between four and five o’clock in the morning in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty for the benefit of his unknown foreign heirs. The aforesaid property having been taken under the administration of the Board of Orphan Masters at the Cape of Good Hope in behalf of the said unknown foreign heirs and been inventoried by the undersigned special Commissioners of the Board aforesaid was found to consist in the following, viz:t At the house of Gerald Begley the residence of the deceased Thus done and inventoried at the house aforesaid on the 25 February 1830 according to a statement made by Gerald Begley who declared to have acted herein bonafide, and that to the best of his knowledge he has not withheld or secreted any thing that belonged to the aforesaid estate and the said appearer further declared that he is and will at all times be ready and willing to confirm his 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 we the Commissioners together with the apearer and me the Chief Clerk have subscribed to these presents. As Commissioners: Fr: Brand G: Begley In my presence: J: Serrurier, Chief Clerk

In the front room

six pictures	belongs to Gerard Begley
a looking glass
a bed stead
a mattrass
three pillows
a coverlet and blanket
six chairs with cussions
two tables
a piano forte
a toilet glass
three house clocks
five pendules	3 sold, one belonging to Dr Liesching and one to Hend: Nelson
two small cases with flasks
a bureau, containing
a candle stick and snuffer
a quantity of watch glasses
three coats
a handkerchief
a bureau, containing
two flutes
a silver fork
a tea spoon
two springs for house clocks
a quantity of watch springs
a quantity of watch strings
a p:r of gold sleave buttons
a gold best pin
a nutmeck grater
a watch ruben
thirteen p:r of stockings one socks
five pillow cases
five towels
nine handkerchiefs
fourteen waistcoats
two sheets
three p:r of socks
four shirts
two coats
two waistcoats
eight p:r of trousers
one jacket
three ramnents of linnen
a chest, containing
two p:r of shoes
two hats
four plates
a butter pot
a tea pot
a shaving box
a small looking glass
a p: of trousers, 4 shirts
a tin cannister with watch makers tools
three clock waights	belongs to the clocks sold
a chest containing
six ornaments for house clocks
four pictures
a tin cannister
a walking stick
some watchmakers tools
a watch makers working table
eighteen watches in sort supposed to belong to sundry persons	left by the deceased to be repaired
three broken silver watches
a quantity of watch keys and dials
four old watch cases
a p:r of spectacles

Cash found in the estate

	Rd:s
in Colonial paper currency two thousand nine hundred and twenty rixdollars say	2920:--
two half crowns
one shilling
copper money	0:30 2/3
one silver rupee
twenty two silver Dutch stivers

Claims in favor of the estate

	ƒ	Rd:s
from Pieter Fredrik Duzing on a mortgage bond dated 4 May 1827 in capital	18000	6000
interest since [ ..... ]
from Fredrik Stephanus Watermeyer, Margaretha Elizabeth Watermeyer and Anna Catharina Watermeyer on a mortgage bond date 8 June 1827 in capital	6000	2000
interenst since [ ..... ]
from Johannes Albertus van Breda on a mortgage bond dated 26 August 1828 in capital	6000	2000
interest since 26:th August 1829
from Hercules Alexander Sandenberg on a notarial bond dated 25 February 1828 in capital [paid 30 May 1831]	6000	2000
interest from 25 July 1830