Jeremias Makrander, on October 12, 1769 in the service of the Dutch East India Company
- Departure
- 1769
- Thursday, 12 October
Jeremias Makrander (uit Delft) joins as ship’s boy with chamber Amsterdam. Departure of the ship Scholtenburg bound for Batavia - 1770
- Saturday, 10 February
121 days after departure
Arrival of the ship Scholtenburg on the Cape - Monday, 19 March
37 days after arrival at the Cape
Departure of the ship Scholtenburg of the Cape - Sunday, 27 May
69 days after departure from the Cape, 227 days after departure from the Netherlands
Arrival of the ship Scholtenburg in Batavia - Saturday, 26 May
226 days after employment
Resignation Jeremias Makrander (Asia), reason: delft chamber
Remarks
Month certificate: No / Debenture: indistinct
Source citation
Nationaal Archief (Netherlands), Dutch East India Company, archive 1.04.02, inventory number 6528, folio 210
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.
Internet address
https://www.nationaalarchief.nl/onderzoeken/index/nt00444/NL-HaNA_1.04.02_6528_0468.jpg
Comments
On Saturday, 5 September Jimmie D. Macrander wrote
Makrander appears to be a variant of the family Macrander surname which was taken as a pseudonym of Langemann, a family lineage of Gerke Langemann of Helsen, Waldeck, Hessen, Germany in the 1500's. A close relative, possibly the son of Gerke Langemann named Arnoldt Langemann may have adopted Macrander or Makrander from Greek or Latin sources when he attended Marburg University. More details may be found at the site Macrander.Net
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