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Daentji Rijken

Also Known As: "Daantie Rijke", "Daentje", "Dina", "Rycken", "Rijcken", "Rijchen", "Rijkers.Rijckaert", "de Nijs", "Mol", "de Lange", "DINA DANIELTJE"
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Birthplace: Amsterdam, Province of Holland, Nederland (Netherlands)
Death: 1725 (64-73)
Stellenbosch, Caep de Goede Hoop, South Africa
Immediate Family:

Wife of Dirk Mol; Johannes Cornelisz de Nijs and Jan Hendrik de Lange
Mother of Gerridt; Cornelis Janszoon Uys, SV; Aeltie de Lange; Elisabeth de Lange; Johannes de Lange and 3 others

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About Daentji Rijken

The address of Jans widow in 1676 in the maritime quarter of Amsterdam also clearly points to this family’s involvement in the maritime sphere. The family was not particularly well-off and after Jan’s death his widow declared to the Amsterdam Orphan Chamber that he had left one child but no financial means behind and that the child had no paternal inheritance.

He married (neither Amsterdam nor Leiden?) before 3 July 1671, Daentje RIJCKEN alias Dina RIJCKERS alias Danieltje RIJCKAERT, of Amsterdam (according to marriage licence, baptismal record not found), died at the Cape of Good Hope ca. 1706.

In 1676 she was living, as widow of Jan Cornelisse, on the Kattenburg in the maritime quarter of Amsterdam.

She married secondly Amsterdam (marriage licence 15 Aug.) 1676, Jan Hendricksz. (DE LANGE), of Amsterdam, born 1643/4, then living on the Singel in Amsterdam, and established herself with him at the Cape of Good Hope before 4 July 1677.
She married thirdly Cape of Good Hope 25 June 1690, Dirk Jacobsz. MOL, (of Gorinchem? and later) of Leiden and Amsterdam, sergeant in the service of the Dutch East Indies Company ( V.O.C.), with whom she visited Leiden, Holland, in the course of 1698, where her first son and his wife (very probably the niece of Dirk Jacobsz. MOL) then lived and where she and her third husband acted as godparents at the baptism of her grandchild, Dirk.

Source: "http://www.neiluys.com/index.php/uys-history/ "


THEY MARRIED BEFORE 3 JULY 1671. IN 1676 SHE WAS LIVING AS A WIDOW TO JAN CORNELISSE UYS ON THE KATTENBURG IN THE MARINE QUARTER OF AMSTERDAM. SHE REMARRIED IN AMSTERDAM 15 AUG 1676 JAN HENDRICKS (DE LANGE) OF AMSTERDAM HE WAS BORN IN 1643/4. THEY MOVED TO CAPE OF GOOD HOPE BEFORE 4 JULY 1677. SHE THEN MARRIED A 3RD TIME IN CAPE OF GOOD HOPE 25 JUNE 1690 TO DIRK JACOBSZ MOL OF GORINCHEM LEIDEN AMSTERDAM, HE WAS A SERGEANT IN THE DUTCH EAST INDIES COMPANY (V.O.C) .
DANIELLA AND HER NEW HUSBAND WENT WITH HER SON FROM JAN UYS TO LEIDEN, HOLLAND IN 1698. HER SON WAS CORNELIS JANSZOON UYS AND HE HAD MARRIED DIRKJE MARTTYSEN WHO WAS THE NIECE OF DANIELLAS 3RD HUSBAND DIRK JACOBSZ MOL. DANIELLA AND DIRK ACTED AS GODPARENTS TO HER FIRST GRANDSON DIRK CORNILES UYS (BORN 1698)
SHE THEN CAME BACK TO CAPE OF GOOD HOPE AND DIED IN 1706

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Daentji Rijken's Timeline

1656
1656
Amsterdam, Province of Holland, Nederland (Netherlands)
1671
July 3, 1671
Oude Kerk, Amsterdam, Government of Amsterdam, Province of Holland, The Netherlands
1677
July 4, 1677
1678
October 27, 1678
1680
February 11, 1680
1681
April 20, 1681
1683
May 20, 1683
Caep de Goede Hoop, South Africa
1686
July 28, 1686