Daniel Temper, on November 27, 1787 in the service of the Dutch East India Company

• Departure
• 1787
• Tuesday, 27 November
  Daniel Temper (uit Noorweegen) joins as first boatswain’s mate with chamber Delft. Departure of the ship Recht door Zee bound for Batavia
• 1788
• Friday, 4 April
  129 days after departure
  Arrival of the ship Recht door Zee on the Cape
• Wednesday, 30 April
  26 days after arrival at the Cape
  Departure of the ship Recht door Zee of the Cape
• Wednesday, 20 August
  112 days after departure from the Cape, 267 days after departure from the Netherlands
  Arrival of the ship Recht door Zee in Batavia
• Return
• 1789
• Monday, 26 October
  432 days after arrival in Batavia
  Departure of the ship Rozenburg with chamber Delft from Batavia
• 1790
• Friday, 8 January
  74 days after departure from Batavia
  Arrival of the ship Rozenburg on the Cape
• Friday, 26 February
  49 days after arrival at the Cape
  Departure of the ship Rozenburg from the Cape destined for the Netherlands
• Wednesday, 23 June
  117 days after departure from the Cape, 240 days after departure from Batavia
  Arrival of the ship Rozenburg in the Netherlands
  939 days after employment
  Resignation Daniel Temper (Rozenburg), reason: repatriated

Remarks

Month certificate: No / Debenture: Yes

The 101 seaferers included 26 Chinese. Among the 12 passengers were 5 female slaves, and 2 survivors of the English man-of-war BOUNTY (see the VLIJT, 8258); both died very soon after having embarked on the ROZENBURG. On 29-12-1789, during a haevy storm,

Source citation

Nationaal Archief (Netherlands), Dutch East India Company, archive 1.04.02, inventory number 14066, folio 12

VOC - voyagers, this index was developed through a joint initiative of the archives of Delft and Rotterdam, Zeeuws archief, Westfries Archief (Hoorn and Enkhuizen) and the departments of history from the Universities of Leiden and Ghent.

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