Ernst Friedrich Walters
1670–1697 · Breslau, Germany
| Born | 1670, Breslau, Germany |
|---|---|
| Baptised | 17 AUG 1670, Evangelisch, Rheda, Westfalen, Prussia |
| Died | 1697, Cape Province, South Africa |
| Record | @I504039@ |
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Events, as the record has them
- birth1670Breslau, Germany
- christening17 AUG 1670Evangelisch, Rheda, Westfalen, Prussia
- death1697Cape Province, South Africa
- eventErnst Friedrich Walters was from Breslau, Germany The orphan chamber placed his child with someone to be taken care of. Ernst was a leatherworker 1688 - 1697 and he farmed in partnership with Christoffel Snyman. He appeared on 18 July 1693 in a case of trespassing the law which prohibited trading Die verwysing na hom en Catharina van die Kaap in Hoge is 'n interessante een en waarskynlik gebaseer op 'n hofsaak waar 'n soldaat Jan Rutter betrap is by 'n slavin Catrijn. Rutter se vonnis was dat hy 'n maand se soldy moes opoffer terwyl die slavin vir ses maande in kettings moes werk. Die vonni
Sources attached in the tree
- Engelbrecht Web Site — Ernst Friedrich Walter( s)
- Defranceski Family Site (23andMe) — https://www.myheritage.com/person-1501528_OYYV6Q7RYMEI65IC6BKUQHG5SRGMQ7Y_OYYV6Q7RYMEI65IC6BKUQHG5SRGMQ7Y/ernst-friedrich-fredrich-walters
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