Hans Hendrich Hattingh (Johann) 
Hans was born in 1662 in Speyer, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany. Hans' father was <Unknown> and his mother was <Unknown>. He was an only child. He died at the age of 67 on April 19th, 1729 in Cape of Good Hope, South Africa. He was buried in Stellenbosch, Western Cape, South Africa.General Notes
HATTING(H)-Stamvader
Arrived at the "Cape of Good Hope" in 1693 from Speyer, Germany after the burning and destruction of his birth place Spier (Speyer), Germany in 1689.
In the Cape he first lived in the Cape known as La Motte (Wemmershoek) from 1695 to 1709. In 1709 he lived on the farm Spier in Stellenbosch. He also owned the farm Hadersleben in Stellenbosch that was situated on crossroads between the Cape, "die Kuile" and Drakenstein. He also owned the the farm Nietvoorby on the Banghoekpad.
On 29 December 1708, according to the diary of Tas, Hattingh was attacked by a sailor Jan Sax. He was robbed and left helpless on the ground. This happened between Tijger Valleij en de Kijlen. Hattingh's servant, Hans Jurgen Krayenbergh, found him and took him back to the Cape on a wagon, belonging to Obits. Sax's sister was married to Obits. He was 22 years old and a servant of Gerrit Basson.
Also known as "Hinrich; Hans Hendrik", "Hans Hattingh", "Heinrich"
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Whereabouts
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Hans lived in Spier Wine Farm for seventeen years from 1712 to 1729.He lived in Hadersleben Farm.
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Details of Hans' family with Maria De Lanoy
Details of Hans' family with Susanna Visser
Source/Citation
Genealogy Record: 1662 - Hans Heinrich Hattingh
Genealogy Record: 1662 - Hans Heinrich Hattingh
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