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Dr. Renault Berthault de St Jean

Marriage (1): Marthe Sollier

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Spouses/Children:

1. Marthe Sollier

Maria Berthault de St Jean+

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bullet Sources of information or noted events in his life were:

• General Comment. http://vanderrietconnection.blogspot.com/2008/01/my-family-tree-terry-ann.htmll

Dr. Johannes van der Riet (1750 Surgeon D.E.I.C) married Maria Berthault de St Jean.

Dr. Johannes van der Riet was on the staff of the Dutch East India Company - probably from 1746, and it was on his third voyage out to the East that he remained at the Cape in 1750.

He came in the good ship "Snoek". His first appointment out here was to Simonstown as a surgeon and in 1753 he went to the Government Hospital in Cape Town as Second Hospital Surgeon.

In 1761 he became Chief Surgeon to the East India Company at the Cape in succession to Dr. Renault Berthault de StJean, whose daughter, Maria Berthault de St Jean he married on 13th May 1753.

• Web Based Info. http://vanderrietconnection.blogspot.com/2008/01/my-family-tree-terry-ann.htmll

And

http://www.stamouers.com/vanderriet.html

Johannes van der Riet was gebore 20 Julie 1722 te Bergen op Zoom, Nederland. Hy was 'n mediese dokter in die VOC. Sy ouers was Johannes van der Riet en Catharina Stemstauva.

Hy trou 13 Mei 1753 met Marie Berthault DE ST JEAN, sy was gebore16 Junie 1726 in Kaapstad, haar ouers was Berthault de St Jean en Marthe Sollier.

Renault married Marthe Sollier.

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