A 14 January 1817 record concerns Cathalina, daughter of the deceased Isebia. The will of Isebia’s owner provided for Cathalina’s freedom, with executor Jan Schotborgh named in the record. The case preserves a mother–daughter relationship and shows how a child’s future could depend on a will and an executor’s actions.
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Why does Cathalina’s 1817 entry matter for family history?
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Explanation
The record explicitly connects Cathalina to Isebia and names Jan Schotborgh as executor.