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Persoonlijke gegevens Jacquemine "Du Preez" du Preez b5 SM 

• Roepnaam is Du Preez.
• Zij is geboren rond 1679Lille, Nord-Pas de Calais, France.
• Geëmigreerd op 19 februari 1688, Courtrai, Flanders.
• Zij is overleden rond 1716 in Drakenstein.
• Deze gegevens zijn voor het laatst bijgewerkt op 27 augustus 2015.

Gezin van Jacquemine "Du Preez" du Preez b5 SM

(1) Zij is getrouwd met Abraham /Vivier SV.

Zij zijn getrouwd in het jaar 1695Kaap.

Kind(eren):

1. Abraham Vivier  ± 1696-1743
2. Elisabeth Vivier  ± 1698-< 1730
3. Maria Viviers  1700-1771
4. Hercules Vivier  ± 1701-????
5. Cecilia Vivier  1703-????
6. Isaac Vivier  ± 1704-± 1732
7. Jacob Vivier  ± 1706-± 1758
8. Pierre (Pieter) Vivier  1710-????
9. Martha Vivier  ± 1711-???? 
10. Anna Vivier  1714-± 1738

Notities over Jacquemine "Du Preez" du Preez b5 SM

Ancestral File Number: b5

EVEN TYPE Comment (2) DATE 24 JUN 1949 EVEN TYPE Comment (3) DATE 13 JUL 1949 EVEN TYPE Comment (4) DATE 16 MAR 19501. Records in possession of J.P.Hansie Brummer 2. Name also spelt Du Pre 3. Ordinances also performed Bap. 25 Sep.1928 End. 6 Jan.1932

EVEN TYPE Comment (2) DATE 24 JUN 1949 EVEN TYPE Comment (3) DATE 13 JUL 1949 EVEN TYPE Comment (4) DATE 16 MAR 19501. Records in possession of J.P.Hansie Brummer 2. Name also spelt Du Pre 3. Ordinances also performed Bap. 25 Sep.1928 End. 6 Jan.1932

{geni:about_me} alternate spellings first name: Jacquemine / Jacquemina
Alternate birth dates: 1666, 1670, 1679

MHC Du Preez, p16, The Du Preez Family of South Africa

The fifth child, Jacquemine, born ca. 1679 apparently at Menin, France, north of Lille, married Abraham Vivier and thus became the maternal ancestor of all the Viviers in South Africa. They lived on the farm “Schoongezicht” at the present-day Daljosafat between Paarl and Wellington. Jacquemine was only about 35 years old when she died in 1715. By that time her husband and his two unmarried brothers were already deceased. She inherited from all three of them. After Jacquemine’s death her children were cared for by her sister, Marie Jeanne, who also had to deal with the disgrace in the family when Jacquemine’s daughter, Elisabeth, in 1717 gave birth to an illegitimate child fathered by Charl du Plessis. Charl was the husband of Cecilia van Marseveen, who happened to be Elisabeth’s cousin. With the kind of Calvinistic “piety” of that time Elisabeth was forced to give the name of the father while she was in labour. (She probably at first refused to say who he was and by doing so hoped to spare her cousin the embarrassment.)

On 31 January 1717 on page 46 of the Drakenstein baptism register it was recorded in thick black ink so as to warn future sinners who might contemplate similar deeds and with the brand of Calvinism of that time: “Elisabeth, daughter of Elisabeth Vivier and Charl du Plessis, who is a married man and on account of this, a child of fornication and adultery” [Original Dutch: " Elisabeth Doghter van Elisabeth Vievier en Charel Duplici die een getrouwt man is en uyt dien hoofde een kint van hoerery en overspel"].

The name of this unfortunate girl who had been so slandered by this semi-literate church scribe and who apparently was brought up by the Du Plessis family, ended up on her mother’s death notice as “du Plaisir” — from pleasure — instead of Du Plessis. (Would it be possible that someone’s vindictiveness extended to punishing Elisabeth Vivier even in death?). This girl, born illegitimately on 24 November 1716, was only 13 years old when her mother died on 22 August 1730.

Haar van ook gespel DU PRES (DU PREEZ).
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