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🔎 MOOC8 Inventory for Maria Rykheer, February
MOOC Reference: MOOC8/46.54
MOOC8/46.54
{18290403} 3 April
1829 Maria Rykheer
Inventory of all such property as has been relinquished by the death ab
intestato of Maria Rykheer formerly married to Hendrik Jankowits and
predeceased husband Marthinus Hermanus le Roes on the twenty seventh day of
December in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty eight
for the benefit of her undermentioned
The aforesaid property having been taken under the administration of the
Board of Orphan Masters, at the Cape of Good Hope and been inventoried by the
undersigned Special Commissioners of the Board aforesaid was found to consist
in the following, viz:
aforesaid Mrs Byleveld states that the deceased is one of the heirs of the
late Cornelia Salomé le Rous and Mrs Notary de Wit as having administered her
property has still to amount for the same.
Thus done and inventoried in Cape Town Cape of Good Hope at the house
aforesaid on the 3:d April 1829 according to a statement made by aforesaid Mrs
Byleveld J:C:C:N: le Roes who declared to have acted herein bonafide and that
to the best of their knowledge they have not withheld or secreted any that
belonged to the aforesaid estate, and the said appearers further declared that
they are and will at all times be ready and willing if required to confirm
their statement by solemn oath if required, promising that if after the date of
these presents any property 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 we, the Commissioners, together with the appearers and
me, the Secretary, have subscribed to these presents
As Commissioners: F: Brand, C: Blanckenberg
M: le Roes, huijsvrouw van H:A: Beijleveld, Johannes le Roes
My present: J:J:L: Smuts
| 1) Marie Margaretha |
| 2) Johannes |
| 3) Johan Hend:k Jan Kowits |
| 4) Magdalena le Roes married to Hermanus Adriaan Byleveld |
| 5) Marthinus Hermanus le Roes aged [ ..... ] |
| 6) Johannes Cornelis Carolus Nic:s le Roes born 14 March 1805 |
| 7) Michiel Casparus Joh:s le Roes born 28 May 1813 |
At the house of Mr Johan Bernhardus Rykheer
| a bedstead |
| four tables |
| two large chests |
| four iron pots |
| seven silver spoons w:t 29 l: |
| three plates |
| five dishes |
| two white long basons |
| two axes |
| two iron forks |
| two iron spoons |
| a skimming dish |
| a tong |
| two pickaxes |
| a copper cakepan |
| an iron fish pan |
| two tubs |
| a case |
| four earthen pots |
| a gritiron |
| three chimney chains |
| two copper kettels |
| two smooth irons |
| a copper scale and balans |
| 10 lb copper weights |
| five pieces of lead weights 16 3/4 lb |
| a basket |
| a tray |
| a small looking glass |
| a small chest with copper clasps |
| a copper tea urn |
| a coffy mill |
| a stew pan |
| three glasses |
| four bottels |
| six knives |
| one dozen cups and saucers |
| six bags |
| three iron forks |
| two iron spoons |
| a tin dish |
| a tin soupladle |
| a telescope |
| a tin coffy urn and chaffing dish |
| a wine tap |
| two copper candlesticks |
| three flasks |
| two earthen jugs |
| two small flasks |
| a hammer |
| a measure |
| a tin pot |
| three pepper boxes |
| a small rack |
| a tin funnel |
| a slate |
| six books |
| two small buckets and stick |
| a stamper |
| a cask |
| a bushel |
| two wooden covers |
| a large earthen pot |
| a tin tea box |
| a glass salt celler |
| two copper cups |
| a tea bason |
| a black bason |
| a milk jug |
| a sugar pot |
| a copper mortar |
| a small butter tub |
| ten chairs |
| The aforesaid Magdalena le Roux wife of H:A: Byleveld states that there is a certain piece of perpetual quitrent land, with buildings erected thereon, situated in the Cape Flats , which belongs to this estate, at present occupied by Daniel Tobias Brandt, that it was agreed by her late father and said Brandt, that the latter should transfer to the former certain house and erff being the property of said Brandt in lieu of said piece of perpetual quitrent land at the valuation on both parts of ƒ5000 that transfer duty by both have been paid by the transfer never executed owing to a mortgage of Rd:s1000 with which said house was incumbered, that in consequence the aforesaid house had been sold in Septemb: last for account of said Brandt |
Claims in favour of the estate
| Rd:s | ||
| capital called | from Marthinus Hermanus le Roux on a notarial bond dated 24 Feb:y 1827 in capital | 360:-- |
| interest since 19 Jan:y 1828 | ||
| from Hendrik Jankowits on a private bond dated 22 June 1821 | 213:-- | |
| from Hendrik Jankowits on a private bond dated 20 June 1825 | 23:36 | |
| from Dirk Brand on a private bond dated 17 Decemb: 1824 | 13:18 | |
| paid 9 Sep: 1830 | from Carel Rippel balance of a note of hand dated 1 October 1828 | 20:-- |
| paid the bal: 8 October 1830 | for her son for house rent which partly is paid and for vouchers has been granted | 76:6 |
| for the widow P: Maas book debt | 29:22 | |
| for B: Solomon as a note of hand | 5:-- | |
| from Coenraad Hoffman book debt | 6:42 | |
| from freeblack Assia book debt | 9:45 | |
| from freeblack Louisa book debt | 3:6 |
Claims against the estate
| to the minor Joh:s C:C:N: le Roux on a note of hand dated 20 Nov:r 1829 | 215:-- | |
| to Magdalena le Roux note of hand dated 11 Feb:y 1828 | 63:6 | |
| to Michiel Joh:s Casp: le Roux note of hand dated 11 Feb:y 1828 | 130:-- | |
| paid 17 May 1832 | to Jan Jankowits note of hand dated 29 March 1829 | 75:-- |
| to Hendrik Jankowits for fire wood supplied | 48:-- |
| She further states that there is still a slave named February belonging to the estate who is maintained by Hend:k Jankowits as being on account of his advanced age unfit for any service |