MOOC8/46.104
{18290121} 21 January 1829
Johanna Margaritha
Carolina Kilian
Inventory of all such property as has been relinquished by the death of
Johanna Margaritha Carolina Kilian separated wife of Johannis Marthinus
Nonnemacher on the eleventh day of the month of January in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and twenty nine.
The deceased having by her last will and testament executed on the 11th
Novemb: 1828 before the Notary Public, Johannes Nicolaas Meeser, and certain
witnesses after having bequeathed several legacies appointed as her sole and
universal heirs under certain conditions and restrictions more fully explained
in said will, viz:t
The portion of inheritances being entailed with fideicommis and has
further appointed the worshipful Board of Orphan Masters of this Colony in said
will to be and to act as her executors.
In consequence of which the aforesaid property having been inventoried by
the undersigned special Commissioner from the Orphan Board and was found to
consist in the following, viz:t
At the house of Johanna Robaix, the late residence of the deceased
Thus done and inventoried in Cape Town Cape of Good Hope on the 21st
January 1829 according to a statement made by Jacob Frederik Stober and Maria
Elizabeth Kilian wife of Carel Bester who declared to have acted herein bona
fide and 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 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 and property belonging to aforesaid estate might be
discovered will 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 Chief Clerk, have subscribed to these presents
As Commissioners: F: Brand, P: Blanckenberg
M:E: Kilian, huysvrouw van C: Bester; J: Stober
In my presence: J: Serrurier, Chief Clerk
| 1) Maria Elizabeth Kilian wife of Carel Bester |
| 2) Mathilda Wilhelmina Elizabeth Geertruyda Kelly daughter of
Michiel William Kelly |
| one stretcher |
| one bed, one bolster, three pillows and a cover |
| six sheets |
| fourteen pillow cases |
| seven shifts |
| six petty coats |
| six bed gowns |
| one bonnet |
| six handkerchiefs |
| five shawls |
| a jug |
| a wash hand bason and ewer |
| two cups and saucers |
| a chamber pot |
Claims in favor of the estate
| | | Rd:s |
| in the hands of the attorney to call in the capital 30 October
1829 | from John Martinson on a mortgage bond dated 28 July 1820
amounting to ƒ13000 | 4333:16 |
| | interest since 19 May 1828 |
| capital and interest paid 2 March 1829 | from Dorothea
Ackerhuyzen widow Andries Momsen on a notarial bond dated 1 Septemb: 1817
amounting to ƒ2000 | 666:32 |
| | interest since 15 Mey 1828 |
| from J:D:
Beneke on a private bond dated 12 January 1813 amounting to | 200:-- |
| interest since 1 January 1813 |
| from Barend van Beek on a private bond dated 12 January 1813
amounting to | 200:-- |
| interest since 1 January 1813 |
Claims against the estate
| | | Rd:s |
| interest paid to 31 December 1831 2:d March
1832 | to Elsje of the
Cape for a legacy according to aforesaid last will of the deceased ƒ500 | 166:32 |
| | to Johanna Wilhelmina Roubaix daughter
of the aforesaid Elsje of the
Cape for a legacy as aforesaid ƒ500 | 166:32 |
