First Fifty Years - a project collating Cape of Good Hope records

Claas van Mallebaar¹

M, #14959, b. circa 1700

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Last Edited

30/09/2021

BirthOrigin*

Claas was from Malabar Coast and was perhaps born there circa 1700. The date is estimated.¹

Slave Emancipations

Maria Francina Cleef was emancipated by the Company, in 1720, at the request of Hermanus Combrinck, her brother-in-law, who paid 50 rixdollars and provided a substitute slave, Claas van Mallebaar.²

Slaves owned by individuals

In 1720 Claas van Mallebaar was.¹

Citations

[S641] Margaret Cairns, "Armosyn Claasz of the Cape and her family, 1661-1783", Familia (Armosyn Claasz of the Cape and her family, 1661-1783) Vol. XVI-1979 No.4 (1979): Maria Francina Cleef, baptised 14.7.1708 'een kint van Maria van die Kaap gen. Maria Francina, halfslag' slavebom. In 1720 her brother-in-law, Hermanus Combrink made a request to the governor for her emancipation which was granted against 50 rixdollars and the provision of a substitute slave, Claas van Mallebaar.. Hereinafter cited as "Familia (Armosyn Claasz)."
[S641] Margaret Cairns, "Familia (Armosyn Claasz)", In 1720 her brother-in-law, Hermanus Combrink made a request to the governor for her emancipation which was granted against 50 rixdollars and the provision of a substitute slave, Claas van Mallebaar.