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1. [BEL-R] MIN search [1]
Again I post this message for any information on my MIN family search. The following are my mothers father and his family, to be known to live in Brussels in the late 1800's thru to the 1980's. Father Francois, brothers Gustone and Jean and sister Maria. His father Jean and mother LouiseRyckaert. Jean's father Felise and wife Augustine Delariviere. Francois married three times. First to Julia???? then to Augustine not to be confused with the above Augustine and then to an American Connie Brooks. Francois
2. [BEL-R] SURNAMES anyone? [1]
Hello all you BEL ROOT folks......I just thought I would put my list of ancestry that I have so far....thanks to Mr. Ed VanDurmen...........if anyone has these surnames and would like to ...you may email me directly.....thanks....happy searching...JENNA The ones that show up most frequently in my family line has an* by them. BEIRNAERT BERNARD *BONAMI CROMEECKE DE BAERDEMAEKER DE BAETS DE BIE DE BRUYNE DE CRAENE *DE GREVE DE JAEGHER
3. RE: [BEL-R] USA Census 1930 codes [1]
At 9/07/2003 22:51 +0200, Eduard Crombie wrote: >Hi Luc, > >If my understanding is right, you are blocking everything I am sending ? > >Very recommendable. > >Eduard Eduard, First a reply to this off-topic question: Your posting of today 21:47 was posted : http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/BELGIUM-ROOTS/2003-07/1057780072 and I did receive them from my two ISP: Yahoo.com & PI.BE . Your posting of yesterday 22:51 was posted: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/BELGIUM-ROOTS/2003-07/1057783893 and
4. [BEL-R] Tournai,Belgium [1]
Can anyone help me? I am looking for someone in the area of Tournai, Belgium who will take a picture for me of my great grandfathers grave marker, His marker is at the cemetery of Les marrioneers at Tournai. His grave marker is a wood cross with his name Francois Georgel written on it, standing along side a fence in the back. Digital or regular would be great. I am willing to pay any expenses. Any considerations of doing this task will be greatly appreciated. > Francois Antoine Joseph Georgel who di
5. [BEL-R] 1865 Red River Township, Kewaunee County Wisconsin Census Transcript [1]
On a recent research trip to the UWGB-ARC, I was thrilled to find the 1865 State Census of Red River township. I thought others might also find it interesting. Names are read to the best of my ability-- hopefully my spelling is no more 'creative' than Mr. Martin, the enumerator. Hope this helps someone- Linda 1865 Wisconsin State Census, Kewaunee County, Red River Township, C. MARTIN [all population listed as white, head of household is listed, number of males and females in household]
6. [BEL-R] RE: US Census 1930 [1]
Dirk, Ik denk dat je een probleem hebt met je mail systeem. Mijn antwoorden via skynet blijven bouncen. I think you have a mail problem. My replies to you via skynet keep bouncing. Eduard -----Original Message----- From: Dirk De Wever [mailto:dirk.dewever14@yucom.be] Sent: Wednesday, July 02, 2003 11:09 PM To: Eduard Crombie Subject: US Census 1930 Eduard, las je mijn mailtje? wat is je mening? Dirk
7. RE: [BEL-R] Masschelin [1]
I dont know exactly what the question was but I had a schoolmate named Gilbert Masschelein in Clinge (Holland). His father came from Tourcoin on de border of Belgium and France. If anybody wants to know more about him, tell me and I'll search in my hometown. Ron Vonck. -----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- Van: Eduard Crombie [mailto:ejcmac@skynet.be] Verzonden: donderdag 10 juli 2003 09:36 Aan: BELGIUM-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com Onderwerp: RE: [BEL-R] Masschelin > Eduard, > > This Masschelin family that you are r
8. RE: [BEL-R] Questions about towns that used to exist near Thiaumont, Luxembourg, Belgium [1]
Hi, again! Look tomorrow on the web page http://membres.lycos.fr/hbarnich/grendel.htm I sent a map on the web with the region between Selange and Parette. On the map(printed in 1922), you will find THIAUMONT = Diedenhoven Like VIVILLE was Altenhoven, FOUCHES was OFFEN, HACHY was HITZIG (or Hertzig, depending we were using Deutsch or Letz gesprache,) SCHOCKVILLE was Schockweiler, SELANGE was Selingen, Grendel is still GRENDEL (sometimes spelled in Grendl) TONTELANGE was Tontelingen, FREYLANGE was Freylingen
9. [BEL-R] SURNAMES. [1]
> LESAGE LIPPENS MARTENS MEULEBROECK NAEKELINCK Hi Jenna, I'm working on Lippens from Waarschoot and Sleidinge. Let me know what you have and I will try to make a connection with my Lippens. Jos
10. [BEL-R] Latin Translation Help [1]
I have the following Latin entry. I had trouble reading the script so I am sure many of the latin works are wrong but a general idea of what was inscribed would be helpful. Anne Peetermans habitis bannis tribus et dispensationein do grada pontifcia rate et vite exhibita illustrissimo domino vicario generali leodrensiqus viso ..ramento de partetum spousvequam sponsi quod non incestum habrierint facilius acquirendam dispensationem coram pastore n: bormans ex bouchout pastore deputato a poeseripto illustriss
11. [BEL-R] Logo of the "Belgium-Roots Project" [1]
Hi, One of the remaining items on my 'To do' list as web master of the Belgium-Roots site was our logo. It's now done . I've created the _first_ version of the logo for our project. Some months ago I did ask to submit proposals for a logo. I thank all those who have submitted their ideas. But when reviewing them I did realize that the logo is closely linked to the house style of the site. So I've finally decided to design myself the logo, after I was sure what would be the 'definitive' style of th
12. [BEL-R] VERTENTEN, Rosalie A., nee VANDENKERKHOF - Obituary [1]
Details can be found for the next 6 days at: www.chicagotribune.com/obituaries
13. [BEL-R] LOOKING FOR DATA ON SURNAME- ART [1]
I am looking for any information on the ART family from Belgium. My great grandfather was Rene Art, wife Antionette Pi(e)rson. He came to the USA sometime between 1890 and 1925, with his three children: Blanche, Renee, Jules Leon. I need help on where in Belgium they came from and how to begin my research in Belgium. . Please email me at cnt@mtco.com if you have any data on this family. Thanks! Charlotte --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
14. [BEL-R] MEUGENS family connections with the Cathedral at Anvers [1]
Does anyone have any idea where I should search for information on connections between MEUGENS family members and the Cathedral at Anvers? Thanks in advance Don Montague whose great-grandmother was a MEUGENS N
15. Re: [BEL-R] LUTTRE? [1]
Peg, Luttre is roughly half way between the Belgian cities of Nivelles and Charleroi. Both are due south of Brussels. Not quite sure where the provinces abut, but think your Luttre is in the Province of Hainaut. Cordially, Reni & Frannie VandeKauter Apache Junction, AZ renefran@att.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "Coucke" To: Sent: Monday, July 21, 2003 12:22 PM Subject: [BEL-R] LUTTRE? > Greetings! > > According to the baptismal record
16. Re: [BEL-R] LOOKING FOR DATA ON SURNAME- ART [1]
Charlotte checked the Ellis Island web site and found no ART, RENE as an arrival - Very few ARTs - none immigrating from Belgium. AERTS - no Rene - but a good # from Belgium but no Rene or the children. Did not find a Rene DE ART or VAN AERT[s] on that site either. Chuck Van Den Eeden Lombard, Illinois > I am looking for any information on the ART family from Belgium. My great grandfather was Rene Art, wife Antionette Pi(e)rson. He came to the USA sometime between 1890 and 1925, with his three ch
17. [BEL-R] Théophile Simoens [1]
Hi. I am looking for more information about my great uncle Thiophile Simoens. He was born in Everbeek, Belgium and came to Canada about 1896. He was involved in acquiring land for people who wanted to come to Canada. He returned to Belgium a few times and then stayed until he died. I don't know what they called the men who did the job of acquiring these lands for those who want to come to Canada. It is like a land dealer. All help is appreciated. Thank you. Annette
18. [BEL-R] TRANSLATION [1]
greetings to all listers, help needed in this short translation please, geachte heer, bijgevoegd de gevraagde akte van geboorte van MARIA ANNA GOOSSENS de akte van CLEMENT DEKELVER, 1825 en MARIE CATHERINE EVERAERT 1829 is onbekend, deze personen zijn niet geboren in OVERIJSE in 1825 en 1829. met hoogachting. kind regards and thanks tony van-der-linden blackburn lancashire england
19. RE: [BEL-R] Questions about towns that exist near Thiaumont, Luxembou... [1]
regarding the names of towns and village around Arlon and Luxembourg see on http://membres.lycos.fr/hbarnich/hollange.htm a map of today (one part, but don't forget distances are not at the same scale here than in the States!) showing villages and towns around the grand duchy's border, nearby Hobscheidt and Attert it's a bit heavy... 350 Kb they will be on our site tomorrow
20. Re: [BEL-R] need some pronunciation help [1]
DeBliquy would be pronounced something like duh - blik - ee except with the final y a bit shorter than the ee of "yankee", for example. Francois. ----- Original Message ----- From: "TANYA MAI" To: Sent: Sunday, July 13, 2003 4:34 PM Subject: [BEL-R] need some pronunciation help > Hi Listers! > > I need some help from the Belgium listers in a pronunciation of a name. The name is DEBLIQUY. Thank you for all your help! > > tanya > >
21. [BEL-R] New email address [1]
Due to poor service, I have a new internet provider. My new email address is: GStano@bignet.net. Please update your address book and I would love to hear from You. As always, Gary Stano
22. Re: [BEL-R] Latin Translation Help [1]
I think this is part of a marriage record, but there are parts missing and other parts which I do not yet understand. As always with these texts, it is very difficult to copy the words accurately unless you know what to expect and this is no exception. Anne Peetermans was the wife and the husband's name would have appeared earlier in the record. He was also probably called Peetermans as they seem to have been related, perhaps as cousins. What it seems to be saying is that the Banns had been read three t
23. [BEL-R] Obituary: Maria Julia Soetens-de Maayer, 91 [1]
Maria Julia Soetens-de Maayer, 91 ROCKFORD -- Maria Julia Soetens-de Maayer, 91, of Rockford passed away at 5 a.m. Sunday, July 6, 2003, in her home. Born Sept. 27, 1911, in Couillet, Belgium. The youngest daughter of Fidell and Silvia Sidonia de Maayer-de Konick. She grew up in Rouen during World War I. Married Albert Soetens on Jan. 7, 1932, in Kieldrecht, East Flanders, Belgium; he predeceased her on May 8, 1988. Later in their life, Maria, Albert and their daughter lived through World War II aro
24. [BEL-R] SINCLAIR, HUSSIN [1]
I have an old picture, pre 1900, of a couple labelled only "Grandma's parents". Is there anyone out there who is familiar with either the Sinclairs or the Hussins from Howard (Duck Creek) Wisconsin, who would be willing to look at this picture to try to identify the couple? I have scanned it into my computer and can e-mail a copy. Thanks in advance for any help.
25. [BEL-R] VOORHEES/ VOREIS genealogy [1]
For any interested researchers: "Our Low Dutch Heritage" by Larry Voreis, 740 pages traces the descendents of Steven Coerte VAN VOORHEES, who emigrated from the Dutch village of Hees in 1660 to settle in the New Netherlands then to Middlesex County, New Jersey, Conewago, PA, Kentucky, Ohio and Indiana Available from the Marshall County Historical Society, 123 N. Michigan St., Plymouth, Indiana price is $89.95 plus shipping and handling -- $10 discount if purchased before 1 Aug 2003 PLEASE NOTE: I ha
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