Cupido van Mallebaar1
M, #19289, b. circa 1720
Last Edited | 30/09/2021 |
BirthOrigin* | Cupido was from Malabar Coast and was perhaps born there circa 1720. The date is estimated based on the fact he was an adult in 1750.1 |
Slaves owned by individuals | By the time he died shortly before 3 October 1750 when an inventory was taken of his estate, Willem Stolts came to own at least the eleven slaves named in the inventory. They were Januarij van Mallebaar, Jacob van Rio de la Goa, Leander van de Caab, Februarij van de Caab, Cupido van Bengalen, Cupido van Mallebaar, Joseph van Bengalen, Jan van Maccassar, Jonas van Mallebaar, Johanna van Maccassar and Rebecca van Rio de la Goa, what became of them is yet to be discovered in the record.2 |
Citations
- [S332] Webpage tanap.net (http://databases.tanap.net/mooc/) (Original records held by Western Cape Archives and Records Service, Roeland Street, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa) "Reference no.: MOOC8/7.57
Testator(s):
Willem Stolts
3 October 1750." - [S332] Webpage Tanap (http://databases.tanap.net/mooc/) (Original records held by Western Cape Archives and Records Service) "Reference no.: MOOC8/7.57
Testator(s):
Willem Stolts
3 October 1750 …
Lijfeijgenen
1 slaave jonge gen:t Januarij van Mallebaar boe
1 slaave jonge gen:t Jacob van Rio de la Goa boe
1 slaave jonge gen:t Leander van de Caab coets: wag:
1 slaave jonge gen:t Februarij van de Caab wag:
1 slaave jonge gen:t Cupido van Bengalen B
1 slaave jonge gen:t Cupido van Mallebaar pl:, say, wag:
1 slaave jonge gen:t Joseph van Bengalen pl:
1 slaave jonge gen:t Jan van Maccassar boer
1 slaave jonge Jonas van Mallebaar
1 slavinne gen:t Johanna van Maccassar
1 slavinne gen:t Rebecca van Rio de la Goa."