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Persoonlijke gegevens Francoise Martinet 

• Zij is geboren in het jaar 1667 in Champagne-Ardenne, Frankryk.

  Let op: Was jonger dan 16 jaar (14) toen kind (Suzanne Susanna Schutte Susanna Fourie Cordier) werd geboren (7 maart 1681).

  Let op: Leeftijd bij trouwen (??-??-1677) lag beneden de 16 jaar (10).

  Let op: Was jonger dan 16 jaar (7) toen kind (Susanne Cordier) werd geboren (??-??-1674).

• Zij is overleden in het jaar 1698, zij was toen 31 jaar oud.

  Let op: Was al overleden (??-??-1698) bij geboorte (??-??-1724) van kind (Martha Cordier).

• Zij is begraven in het jaar 1700.

  Let op: Was al begraven (??-??-1700) bij geboorte (??-??-1724) van kind (Martha Cordier).

Gezin van Francoise Martinet

Zij is getrouwd met Louis Cordier (Cortje).

Zij zijn getrouwd in het jaar 1677, zij was toen 10 jaar oud.

Kind(eren):

1. Susanne Cordier  1674-1715
2. Suzanne Susanna Schutte Susanna Fourie Cordier  1681-1715
3. Maria Cordier  1684-1774
4. Cordier  1685-1713
5. Louisa Cordier  1685-1774 
6. Jeanette Cordier  1687-1710
7. Martha Erasmus Pienaar  ± 1687-????
8. ??  1689-1731
9. Jacobus (Jacques Cordier) Cordier  1689-± 1713
10. Jean Cordier  1696-???? 
11. Philippe Cordier (Cordie)  1698-1783
12. ??  1698-1781
13. Martha Cordier  1724-1806

Notities over Francoise Martinet

 

The following 3 are possible, but then rather inexplicable references to Suzanne and Francoise and a (divorced?) husband (Noel - could that be the Jan/Jean Nel that we think her granddaughter, Susanna Fourie married?? and their son, Jan Hendrik Nel, born in 1718???)

They are taken from a very rough google translation from the French of an article in GeneaWiki about the Vitry-le-François District in Champagne, France

 

http://fr.geneawiki.com/index.php/51229_-_%C3%89pense

Something isn't correct about their dates and names, so I add them here only for reference purposes.

 

THIERION • Jean (1025) and his wife Marguerite CACQUOT (1026) emigrated to France in leaving their children Henry, Jeanne, Suzanne and Elizabeth. •

 

Francoise Martinet (1712), daughter of Isaiah (quoted 1711, 1712, 1713, 1714, 1715 and 1727), merchant and Suzanne Nettancourt Thieriot (cited ditto), abjured to marry Jean NOEL, cultivator Charmontois. Six years later, on 30/4/1692 she left her husband and young son John to join his mother in Basel, widow, leaving shortly before France.

They are found in Berlin in 1698-1700, life is too expensive in Basel. •

 

1683.02.02 Francoise Martinet M CORDIER Louis Martinet Bournonville Marie Francoise vf Macart 1679.12.03 N merchant Cordier Suzanne * Bernonville Louis Francoise Martinet * 1681.03.07 *

(Vermeulen Bloedlyn) (X Fourie Bloedlyn)

Franse vlugteling, aankoms c. 1688 saam met haar man en vier kinders

 

Arrived in the Cape 1688 from Champagne. Settled at Bethel (Nantes), Paarl. Pama. Boucher. Coertzen.

 

http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=01b58e82-52f3-4f5c-97af-41721c67004f&tid=9906607&pid=-723374462

The following 3 are possible, but then rather inexplicable references to Suzanne and Francoise and a (divorced?) husband (Noel - could that be the Jan/Jean Nel that we think her granddaughter, Susanna Fourie married?? and their son, Jan Hendrik Nel, born in 1718???)

 

 

They are taken from a very rough google translation from the French of an article in GeneaWiki about the Vitry-le-François District in Champagne, France

 

http://fr.geneawiki.com/index.php/51229_-_%C3%89pense

 

Something isn't correct about our or their dates and names, so I add them here only for reference purposes.

 

 

THIERION • Jean (1025) and his wife Marguerite CACQUOT (1026) emigrated to France in leaving their children Henry, Jeanne, Suzanne and Elizabeth. •

 

 

Francoise Martinet (1712), daughter of Isaiah (quoted 1711, 1712, 1713, 1714, 1715 and 1727), merchant and Suzanne Nettancourt Thieriot (cited ditto), abjured to marry Jean NOEL, cultivator Charmontois. Six years later, on 30/4/1692 she left her husband and young son John to join his mother in Basel, widow, leaving shortly before France. They are found in Berlin in 1698-1700, life is too expensive in Basel. •

 

 

 

1683.02.02 Francoise Martinet M CORDIER Louis Martinet Bournonville Marie Francoise vf Macart 1679.12.03 N merchant Cordier Suzanne * Bernonville Louis Francoise Martinet * 1681.03.07 *

Arrived in the Cape 1688

 

http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=01b58e82-52f3-4f5c-97af-41721c67004f&tid=9906607&pid=-723374462

The following 3 are possible, but then rather inexplicable references to Suzanne and Francoise and a (divorced?) husband (Noel - could that be the Jan/Jean Nel that we think her granddaughter, Susanna Fourie married?? and their son, Jan Hendrik Nel, born in 1718???)

 

They are taken from a very rough google translation from the French of an article in GeneaWiki about the Vitry-le-François District in Champagne, France

 

http://fr.geneawiki.com/index.php/51229_-_%C3%89pense

 

Something isn't correct about our or their dates and names, so I add them here only for reference purposes.

 

THIERION • Jean (1025) and his wife Marguerite CACQUOT (1026) emigrated to France in leaving their children Henry, Jeanne, Suzanne and Elizabeth. •

 

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Francoise Martinet (1712), daughter of Isaiah (quoted 1711, 1712, 1713, 1714, 1715 and 1727), merchant and Suzanne Nettancourt Thieriot (cited ditto), abjured to marry Jean NOEL, cultivator Charmontois. Six years later, on 30/4/1692 she left her husband and young son John to join his mother in Basel, widow, leaving shortly before France. They are found in Berlin in 1698-1700, life is too expensive in Basel. •

 

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1683.02.02 Francoise Martinet M CORDIER Louis Martinet Bournonville Marie Francoise vf Macart 1679.12.03 N merchant Cordier Suzanne * Bernonville Louis Francoise Martinet * 1681.03.07 *

Arrived in the Cape 1688

http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=01b58e82-52f3-4f5c-97af-41721c67004f&tid=9906607&pid=-723374462

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