Catherine Taboureaux

Born: Abt 1643, Le Plessis-Marlé, Hurepoix, France
Marriage (1): Charles Marais in 1662 in , , France
Marriage (2): Daniel Des Ruelles in 1690
Died: 1729, Drakenstein, Cape Province, South Africa aged about 86

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Spouses/Children:

1. Charles Marais

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bullet Birth Notes:

http://www.geni.com/people/Catherine-Taboureaux/6000000000429870047?through=6000000001470896580 Abt 1645

And

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=ahlersvlerouxh&id=I206335

bullet Death Notes:

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=ahlersvlerouxh&id=I206335

And

http://www.geni.com/people/Catherine-Taboureaux/6000000000429870047?through=6000000001470896580

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

• General Comment. She is exactly the same person as Katherine Taboureax MRIN [138] in the van Ryneveld - Weakley tree in RAB's posession. In an unusual twist these two trees intersect perfectly with each other with this couple.

• General Comment. Catherine arrived with her husband and 4 children in Cape Town. They first went to Netherland before going to Saldanha Bay and then the Cape.
Ships Carrying Huguenots to South Africa
Ships Passenger List for Huguenot Ship Voorschotten to South Africa 1687
Voorschotten - 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.
============================Voorschotten - from Delftshaven, Zeeland, NE, 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 s...
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'n Voorhuwelikse kontrak is om 12H00 op 24 Augustus 1659 tussen Charles Marais en Catherine Tabourdeaux in die huis van die Tabourdeaux-gesin onderteken.

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Judi Marais-Meyer register -MARAIS

D Catryn. Frankryk

Catherine arrived with her husband and 4 children in Cape Town. They first went to Netherland before going to Saldanha Bay and then the Cape.

Ships Carrying Huguenots to South Africa

Ships Passenger List for Huguenot Ship Voorschotten to South Africa 1687

Voorschotten - 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.

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Voorschotten - from Delftshaven, Zeeland, NE, 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

22 Huguenots

Source:Coertzen, Pieter - "The Huguenots of South Africa 1688-1988", Tafelberg Publishers Limited, Cape Town, 1988

http://www.geni.com/people/Catherine-Taboureaux/6000000000429870047?through=6000000001470896580

• Web Based Info. http://www.geni.com/list?focus_id=6000000000430364726&group=immediate_family

• Marriage Contract, 24 Aug 1659. 'n Voorhuwelikse kontrak is om 12H00 op 24 Augustus 1659 tussen Charles Marais en Catherine Tabourdeaux in die huis van die Tabourdeaux-gesin onderteken.
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Judi Marais-Meyer register -MARAIS
D Catryn. Frankryk

Catherine married Charles Marais, son of Jean Marais and Rachelle Milleseau, in 1662 in , , France. (Charles Marais was born on 30 Mar 1638 in Le Plessis-Marlé, Hurepoix, France, christened on 22 Oct 1650 in Paarl, Cape Province, South Africa and died on 3 Apr 1689 in Simondium, Cape Province, South Africa.)

bullet Sources of information or n events in their marriage were:

• Web Based Info. http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=ahlersvlerouxh&id=I206335

Catherine next married Daniel Des Ruelles in 1690. (Daniel Des Ruelles was born in Guines, Pay-De-Calais, France and died on 3 Oct 1726.)

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