First Fifty Years - a project collating Cape of Good Hope records

Nehssgen Klauten¹

F, #11905, b. before 6 May 1635

Father*

Mother*

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Last Edited

20/03/2014

Birth*

Nehssgen Klauten was born before 6 May 1635 in Kurfürstentum Köln.¹

Baptism

Nehssgen Klauten was baptized on 6 May 1635 Katholisch Kirche, Ödt, Kurfürstentum Köln.¹

Names in the record, in publications, etc.

Nehssgen Klauten was also known as Agnes Klauten.²

Baptisms - Witness

Nehssgen Klauten potentially witnessed the baptism of Elsje Cloete on 28 February 1655 Katholisch Kirche, Ödt, Kurfürstentum Köln, this witness has not been positively identified.³

Citations

[S495] Harry Booyens, "Jacob and Fijtje Cloeten “van Ut in ’t Land van Ceulen”", Familia (Jacob and Fijtje Cloeten) FAMILIA 46 (1) 2009 (2009): Nehssgen Klauten [bapt] 6.5.1635,. Hereinafter cited as "Jacob and Fijtje Cloeten “van Ut in ’t Land van Ceulen”."
[S495] Harry Booyens, "Jacob and Fijtje Cloeten “van Ut in ’t Land van Ceulen”", Nehssgen . . . a diminutive name for "Agnes."
[S495] Harry Booyens, "Jacob and Fijtje Cloeten “van Ut in ’t Land van Ceulen”", Adelheidis Klauten Female [bapt] 28.2.1655. . . . The witnesses to this baptism are Petrus Sax en Agnes Klauten. It seems reasonable to conclude that the second witness was none other than Jacob’s younger sister “Nehssgen”.