Persönliche Daten Josias Godlieb Blanckenberg 

• Er wurde geboren im Jahr 1780.
• Ein Kind von Hendrik Blanckenberg und Wilhelmina Anna de Kock

Familie von Josias Godlieb Blanckenberg

(1) Er ist verheiratet mit Johanna Jannetjie Tesselaar.

Sie haben geheiratet

Kind(er):

1. Josias Jacobus Blanckenberg  1812-????

(2) Er ist verheiratet mit Maria Magdalena Conradie.

Sie haben geheiratet

Kind(er):

1. Wilhelmina Anna Blanckenberg  

Notizen bei Josias Godlieb Blanckenberg

MOOC8/46.79

Exhibited 18 May 1831

Inventory of the point property of Josias Godlieb Blanckenberg and his wife Maria Magdalena Basson formerly widow of Johannes ArnoldusBasson Willem’s son relinquished by the death ab intestato of the firstmentioned on the 24:th day of April in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty one for the benefit of his aforesaid surviving widow Maria Magdalena Basson on the one, and his two children procreated in two former marriages, viz:t

by his first deceased wife Maria Magdalena Conradie named Wilhelmina Anna Blanckenberg married to Jan Daniel Overbeek	on the other part
and by his second deceased wifeJohanna Jeannette Tesselaar named Josias Jacobus Blanckenberg, born on the 18 March 1812

The aforesaid property having been inventoried by the undersigned Commissioners from the Board of Orphan Masters according to a statement made by the aforesaid widow and was found to consist in the following, viz:t

A freehold place called Keesenbosch with the buildings thereon measuring sixty two morgen and 300 square roods situated in Zwartland, Cape district, together with the perpetual quitrent land adjoining thereto, viz:t

a piece of perpetual quitrent land situated at Zwartland between the places Keesenbosch and Weltevreden and the place De Twee Kuilenmeasuring 63 morgen and 160 square roods

a piece of perpetual quitrent land situated towards the place Vogelgesang at Swartland, measuring 53 morgen and 1 1/2 square roods

a piece of perpetual quitrent land adjoining the Vygenvalley of which the title is not yet granted and situated as above

apiece of perpetual quitrent land called Dirk en Leanders Fontyn situated behind de Groene Kloof in Cape district, bought by the deceased out of the estate of the late Dirk Slabbert

a house and premises with two hire houses and small store situated in Cape Town in Bree Street in Blok n:o 13

a house and premises situated in Bree Street in Blok n:o 21

an erf situated at Malmesbury in Cape district, of which the title has not been granted yet by Government - no: 3, 147 square roods

In the hall
14 chairs with green sittings
four tables /dining/
a thermomater
two looking glasses
a spy glass
four foot stools

In the bedroom on the right hand
two bedsteads with bedding and curtains complete
a stretcher with bedding
fourteen chairs
two tables
two looking glasses
a window curtain
three spittoons
two foot stools
three jugs

In the bedroom on the left hand
a bedstead with bedding and curtains
two wardrobes
a chest of drawers
six chairs
two tables
a washhand stand
a house clock
a looking glass
a trunck
a small writing desk
sixty table cloths and sheets
twelve try cloths
six coverlets
eighty four pillow cases
ninetyfour towels and napkins
a backgammon board
a tin cannister
three small boxes
five China pots
a biddy
two tea chests

In an inner room
a wardrobe
a chest of drawers with escritoire
two tables
six chairs
a writing desk
two guns, one of which was bequeathed by the deceased on his death bed to his son, Josias
a rifle
a rack
a side saddle and briddle with stand
a Somerset saddle and bridle, bequeathed by the deceased on his death bed to his son, Josias
a pair of silver spors, bequeathed by the deceased on his death bed to his son, Josias
a trunck containing gun powder a shot etc:a
a liquor case
a night stool
two foot stools
one arm chair
a stand
a small rack
a book rack
two valliesses
a liquor box
a lookingglass stand
a tobacco box
a small box
a few books
six smallpictures
a spy glass in case

In the dining room
three tables
twelve chairs

In the kitchen
three tables
a baking trough
a pot rack
three water halfaums
eight buckets
a kitchen fountain
a bread knife and table
fifteen iron pots
three grid irons
three frying pans
three kettles
three tart pans
one stewing pan
two coffee pans
a rack
two saves
six earthen pots
two candle forms
two irons /smoothing/
two hacking boards with knives

four milk pans

Upstairs
a parcel of provisions stores
a bread knife and table
four butter churns
one copper kettle
six oven plates
a parcel of sundries
two tubs

In the pantry
two chests
two butter tubs
seventeen cannisters
two soup turrines
sixteen vegetables dishes
six washhand jug and basons
twenty six flat dishes
eight butter pots
twelve dozen plates
ten Japan pots
fourteen pots and jars
thirty one dishes in sort
four jars
a lot of bottles and crockeryware
a chest
a dresser
eight dishes
three dozen knives and forks
four dozen plates
three tin basons
six decanters
three dozen tumblers
four dozen and a half wine glasses
three cruid stands
two pair salt sellers
six sweetmeat pots
two glass butter pots
four glass jugs
five dozen cups and saucers and tea set complete
three tea urns
twocoffy pots
a tea [pots]
two tin waiters
ten candle sticks
three copper kettles
two copper chafing dish
a tin chafing dish
three copper scales and weights

Silver and plated ware
six sweetmeat forks
twenty tea spoons
two mustard spoons
one sugar [spoons]
a sugar pot
a fish slice
two dozen table spoons
two soup ladles
three gravy spoons
two plated tea pots
a coffy pot
a sugar bason
two milkpots
a small stand
two salt sellers
one pair snuffers and stand
a cooler
a sugar tong
two Japan tray’s
a quantity of old silver

In an outer room
two stretchers and beddings
one table
a chest

In a outer room
two bedsteads and beddings
three close cases
a table
six chairs
two benches
a looking glass

In a outer store room
six barrels with salt
two large chests

In the wine cellar
a leaguar with wine
a leaguar empty
three pipes with wine
a half pipe
a half pipe with vinegar
three halfaums, one empty
two small casks
one half aum
two plat vaatjes
a funnel
four pales
a wine bock
a coffy mill
one hundred bottles
fifty stone bottles
twelve jars
a remnend of oil and paint
seven cases with flasks
two house staps
a small ladder
a leaguar

In the waggon house
a pleasure waggon complete
a covered horse waggon
three open horse [waggon]
two bullock [waggon]
a covered cart
an open cart
an old chaise
three sets of harness
one [sets] of harness
three sets ploughing harness
three sets yokes complete
six ploughs
a large ladder
a lot of thatching straw
a lifter
a set of curricle harness
a house stap
three harrows

In the smiths shop
a billow
two carpenter tables
an anvil
a wedge
a spier haak
a number of smiths and carpenters tools
a lot of wood
a lot of irons
thirty plough shares
a lot of smith coals
three mill stones

In the saddler’s shop
a lot of saddler tools
a lot of old harness
three old saddles and bridles
a lot of old leather
fifty two sickles
a table
a lot of junk
a lot of cane
a lot of hoop iron
seventeen picks
five pitch forks
six crow bars in sorts
a screw
eleven spades
threeold pales

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Vorfahren (und Nachkommen) von Josias Godlieb Blanckenberg

In the granary
eighty eight muid sacks
twelve chaf muid sacks
four canvas manger

Hendrik Emmaneul Blanckenberg 1716-????	Johanna le Febre 1718-????	Josias de Kock 1721-1801	Maria Elizabeth Malan 1725-1759
Hendrik Blanckenberg 1746-> 1774		Wilhelmina Anna de Kock 1753-± 1812
Josias Godlieb Blanckenberg 1780-????
(1)
Johanna Jannetjie Tesselaar 1780-???? Josias Jacobus Blanckenberg 1812-????
(2)
Maria Magdalena Conradie Wilhelmina Anna Blanckenberg