Roelof Jonasse, SV/PROG

Joint will and Inventory 1725

Barbe Le Févre still alive 1725 !!

Died Stellenbosch-- https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C9BY-J9Z5-Z?i=928

Roelof Jonasz van Fleurquereaux ? Age 65

• Coertzen, Pieter. 1988. Die Hugenote Van Suid Afrika 1688-1988: Cape Town, Tafelberg.
• http://huguenots-france.org/france/refuge/afrique_sud/embarques.htm
• http://www.e-family.co.za/ffy/g7/p7186.htm

He was a witness to the baptism of Sybert de Bruin as well (source = documents uploaded by Sharon-Ann Sheina de Wet / Herr)

In Boucher

Arrivals at the Cape in 1683 were Pierre le Fevre, his wife Marie de Grave and their son Guillaume. It is possible that Pierre was also accompanied by his sister Barbe, born about the year 1670. This family came from the village of Fleurbaix, west of Lille in the Pays de l’Al- leu. ( BOTHA, French refugees, p. 91; J. HOGE, 'Aantekeninge oor Huge- note’, TWK, Nuwe Reeks, VI, 1, Nov. 1945, p. 18).

Was Barbe’s second husband of 1709, Roelof (Roloff) Jonasse, from Norway? (G 2, 7/1, Stellenbosch, Huweliksregister: April 22, 1709, p. 4.) There is a hamlet south of Lille called Flequieres which might have been his birthplace. (The first name suggests Scandinavia, however) Jonasse was born about the year 1660.

• Boucher.M (1981). French speakers at the Cape: The European Background. Pretoria, UNISA CHAPTER EIGHT Cape settlers IV: from Burgundy to Picardy p263