Date: 1688 on on the Voorschoten, the first ship to leave Holland with French refugees. Part of the autumnal fleet - sailing with this ship were Borssenburg, Oosterland, De Schelde, Berg China, Zuid-Beveland and Wapen van Alkmaar. [8] The ship belonged to the Chamber of Delft with Franz Villierius as captain. They left Deltshaven on 31 December 1687 and arrived in Saldanha Bay on 13th April 1688. They landed at Saldanha Bay due to damage caused to the ship by a severe storm. A messenger was send to Table Bay to inform Simon van der Stel who sent the ship Jupiter to fetch the immigrants to arrive at the fort on 28th April 1688 with the following passengers on board: - Charles Marais & Catherine Tabourdeux - Claude (24), Charles jnr. (19), Isaac (10), Marie-Madeleine (6) Marais - Philippe Foucher & Ann Souchay - Anne (6), Esther (5), Jacques (3) Foucher - Gaspard Foucher (21) (now Fouché) - Jacques Pinard (23) & Esther Foucher (21), dese 2 sijn alhier voor haer vertreck te samen getrouwt - Gedeon Malherbe (25) jaeren jonghman - Estienne Bruere (now Bruwer) jonghman oud 23 jaeren is een wagenmaker - Jean Lerouxout 21 jaren jonghman - Gabriel le Rouxout 17 jaeren - Pierre Sabatier (22) de Massierejongman - Jean Machepaste (Paste) 25 jaeren jonghman - Pauel Godefroy (22) jaeren jonghman - Marguerite Baschejonge dogter out 23 jaeren. [9]
Date: Anna Fouche passed away in 1713 [2] / before 23 Nov [11][3][4]
Place: Paarl, during the First Smallpox Epidemic [3]
Will
Extracts from estate inventory after decease, MOOC8/2.94: [11]
Testator(s):
Anna Fouches
23 November 1713
Staat en inventaris van alle de goederen naargelaten en met 'er dood ontruijmt bij wijlen Anna Fouches, ten voordeele van haar naargelate man Pieter Jourdaan ter eenre, en
desselfs drie minderjarige kinderen, genaamt
Anna oud 15
Joseph oud 12 en
Susanna Jourdaan oud 10 jaren
ter andere zijde
Andere plaatsen of hofstede, leggende onder 't district van Drakensteijn, tesamen gewaard:t op ...
.. Aldus overgegeven ter Weescamer aan Cabo de Goede Hoop den 23 November 1713, met presentatie van eede niets ter werelt agtergehouden of verswegen te hebben
↑ 2.02.12.22.32.42.5 WikiTree profile Fouche-67 created through the import of Jordaan Gerhardus Johannes Albertus.GED on Jun 15, 2013 by Cornelia Potgieter (De Koker-19).
Note: The dates on the left page clearly show up to 30 Nov, so the dates on right should be December although it is difficult to read. This also means birth date should possibly be revised but could not locate date of birth in christening record as the bleed through made it hard to read but being a protestant register it could have been a few weeks or few days prior.
↑ Source: Source:Coertzen, Pieter - "The Huguenots of South Africa 1688-1988", Tafelberg Publishers Limited, Cape Town, 1988 (Contributor June 19, 1999 Sonia Tkachuk van Heerden) in Olivetreegenealogy.com Ships Carrying Huguenots to South Africa - Ships Passenger List for Huguenot Ship Voorschotten to South Africa 1687. Set sail from Delftshaven (belonged to the Chamber of Delft), Zeeland, Netherlands, December 31, 1687. Flyboat with 3 masts and a rounded hull, 130 Dutch feet long - capable of carrying 150 people, captain Fs. Vellerius (Valerius) April 13, 1688 arrived at Saldanha Bay, transferred to ship Jupiter and April 26, 1688 arrived at Table Bay with 192 people: * Anne Souchay * Charles Marais from Plessis, France - * Catharina Taboureux Marais * Claude Marais - 24 * Charles Marais - 19 * Isaac Marais - 10 * Marie Marais - 6 * Philippe Fouche * Anne Fouche * Anne Fouche - 6 * Esther Fouche - 5 * Jacques Fouche - 3 * Marguerite Basche Bruere - 23 * Estienne Bruere, wagon-builder - 23 * Jacques Pinard - 23 - carpenter * Esther Fouche Pinard - 21 * Pierre Sabatie, from Marriere - 23 * Jean Leroux - 21 * Gideon Malherbe - 25 * Marie Grillon Malherbe * Jean Paste - 25 * Paul Godefroy - 22 * Gasper Flouche - 21* Gabriel Le Roux - 17
On another page of the same website the following names are mentioned: * Charles Marais (abt 1640-1689) and Catherine Taboureux (abt 1642-1729) * Claude Marais (1662-aft.1729) * Charles Marais (1668-1711) * Isaac Marais (1677-?) * Maarie-Madeleine Marais (1682-1716) * Philippe Foucher (abt 1657-1708) and Anne Souchay (abt 1659-aft 1708) * Anne Foucher (1681-1713) * Esther Foucher (1683-1689) * Jacques Foucher (1685-1689) * Marguerite Basche (1665-1688) * Estienne Bruère (1665-aft 1722) * Jacques Pinard (1665-1712) and Esther Foucher (1666-1697) * Pierre Sabatier (1665-?) * Jean le Roux (1667-1711) * Gédéon Malherbe (1663-1713) * Jean Machepaste (1662-1689) * Paul Godefroy (1665-1699) * Gaspard Foucher (1667-1688) * Gabrièl le Roux (1669-1711)
Sources: mostly Appendix 2 of "Hugenotebloed in ons are" by J.G. le Roux (1992; ISBN 0-7969-0566-5) and "French speakers at the Cape" by M. Boucher (1981, ISBN 0-86981-222-X) (Contributor Lesley Robertson). Seen and added by Charles Marais 15 Dec, 2015; amended and edited by Philip van der Walt Apr 15, 2016.
↑ Source: Coertzen, Pieter - "The Huguenots of South Africa 1688-1988", Tafelberg Publishers Limited, Cape Town, 1988. Seen and added by Charles Marais 15 Dec, 2015; Hannes Marais Oct 28, 2012; amended and edited by Philip van der Walt Apr 15, 2016.
↑I have unravelled the mix-up of the two Pierre Jourdan's Pierre Jourdan de Cabrière and Pierre Jourdan de Belle Etoîle (junior for short), which among with all the other French Huguenot duplicate Jourdan-profiles of this period, has caused some confusion and cross-contamination of genealogical lines. In this regard please see the discussion about the confusion between the two Pierre Jourdaan SV/PROGs. Please refrain from unnecessary disconnecting and / or re-connecting of profiles of family members.Van der Walt-440 02:39, 4 July 2015 (EDT)
DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Anne by comparing test results with other carriers of her mitochondrial DNA.
However, there are no known mtDNA test-takers in her direct maternal line.
It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Anne:
The {'fact'} in these {brackets} in the bio is incorrect: If she was baptised before coming to the Cape, the event could not have taken place in the Cape itself.
http://archives.culture41.fr/ark:/57457/vta534ea4bf789b7/daogrp/0/24
Her godmother is Elizabeth SOUCHAY, daughter of Paul SOUCHAY
Also - She married Jourdan-22, not the name sake (see the notices on both Jourdan-22 and Jourdan-113.)