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1. RE: [BEL-R] VERBEKE ~ Looking Forward to Starting [1]
I have been researching VERBEKES for several years. All my VERBEKE ancestors are from the Watervliet, Waterland-Oudeman, Boekhoute and Bassevelve area. I also have some VERBEKE names from West Flanders. I found the West Flanders names but they were not my ancestors. If you could send me some names you are checking I will be happy to check everything I have. Dorothy Smith >From: Berteloot Johan >Reply-To: BELGIUM-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com >To: BELGIUM-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com >Subje
2. Re: [BEL-R] Goethals [0.979737]
Greetings to Ivan Beernaert from the state of California, a part of the United States which is located in the southwestern part of America. Today it is a beautiful day here in this southern part of the state of California. My grandfather came here from the Netherlands during the month of October 1890. This occurred almost 110 years ago. When these ancestors of mine, Petrus and his new bride Melanie, first arrived here in the states, they must have found it to be a beautiful place to stay. My gra
3. Re: [BEL-R] Mt. Olivet, Detroit [0.979737]
Be sure to go with someone-else. The neighborhood is terrible. (I grew up two blocks from their), but you need to know where you are going. I was down their 2 yrs. ago for an Aunts funeral, and you don't want to go along. Paula Chodacki buckskin@ees.eesc.com URL: http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/c/h/o/Paula-L-Chodacki/index.html ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, November 25, 2000 10:22 AM Subject: Re: [BEL-R] Mt. Olivet, Detro
4. Re: [BEL-R] Re: BELGIUM-ROOTS-D Digest V00 #510 [0.979737]
Steendorp is a part of TEMSE, a village in East- Flanders on the border of the river Schelde greetings ----- Oorspronkelijk bericht ----- Van: nanci Aan: Verzonden: maandag 13 november 2000 8:36 Onderwerp: [BEL-R] Re: BELGIUM-ROOTS-D Digest V00 #510 > Hi, > I hope someone out there can help me. My grandparents (Florent and > Alphonsine Van den Bosch) migrated to the USA in the early/late 1920's (?) > and said they came from a town called Steendorph (?). I
5. [BEL-R] VAn de Keere [0.979737]
Hello Sue , Here a little information on your research Van de Keere : My great grandfather Louis Hoste was married to Joanna Theresia Van de Keere in the little village of Sint- Laureins Sept. 13-1841. His father Georgius (Jooris) Van de Keere and mother Francisca Laurreijs lived in Sint-Margreit for some time. There are four children that I have found so far. They are Pieter that lived in Maldegem, Joanna Theresia from Sint- Laureins, Victoria Married to my G.Grand fathers brother Bernard Hoste li
6. RE: [BEL-R] RAMBLINGS [0.979737]
When I make waffles I use the Pound recipe. 1 pound of butter/margarine is 454gr. With 1000gr to 1Kg, I suppose you should use 9 sticks of margarine I think you would do better to look for one of those European style measuring cups. I found one at Meijers. I bet Walmart carries them too. The outside of the cup marks the different weights' measure for different ingredients. Of course, 1lb of sugar will take up less room than 1lb of flour. Still, I'm not sure about the baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) There
7. Re: [BEL-R] Commyn, Gotelaere, Coppens [0.979737]
----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Friday, November 24, 2000 12:42 AM Subject: [BEL-R] Commyn, Gotelaere, Coppens > Hello everyone! > > I first want to say Happy Thanksgiving to you all. I haven't been on lately > and unfortunately I have had to put some of my research on the back burner > for awhile due to some other commitments. I am searching for anyone that may > have any information on the COMMYN, GOTELAERE, or COPPENS families. I
8. Re: [BEL-R]Mennig [0.979737]
Mike, Ancestors of Mennig were from Germany, Edenkoben. I have not found any info yet on derivation. Have also seen it spelled Muench which I find very unusual. Any Mennig's in your tree? Shari Mennig Austin, Texas
9. [BEL-R] Matthys researchers [0.979737]
Hi Dave, You might consider joining the MATTHYS Mailing List at RootsWeb: http://lists.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/findlist.pl Key in MATTHYS. Scroll down to MATTHYS for instructions. Regards, Flo. ================= by way of Picavet wrote: Hi, Found the names of two people doing research on a surname in Belgium that matches my surname. This was found on a website in Belgium. Can anyone tell me if they have an Email address? Their names were listed as Mollaert Ignace and Moeman Jan. ============
10. Re: [BEL-R] Re: Booyah [0.979737]
If it is chicken broth it's probably a take off on the word "boullion" which is the same as in english. Cathy ----- Original Message ----- From: Robert & Wanda Smith To: Sent: Wednesday, November 22, 2000 8:52 AM Subject: [BEL-R] Re: Booyah There are many variations to Booyah. I have been told that some is just Chicken in Broth and the way I know of it is Chicken Broth and Vegatables. Does anyone have any other ideas on this. Wanda PS I do have a recip
11. [BEL-R] Military Uniform [0.979737]
I have in my family records a photograph of a military man, I believe from the First World War, which appears to have been taken in England (U.S.A. Studios London & Provinces). On his upright collar is an old-fashioned plumed helmet with the strap hanging down (rather like I believe French firemen wear). Has anyone any idea whether it is likely to be a Belgian uniform, or French? On his shoulder is a pair of wings joined by a ring or wheel and on his sleeve five stripes, presumably for his rank, which
12. [BEL-R] How to Write a Genealogy Inquiry Letter In A Foreign Language [0.979737]
Forwarded by Flo. Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter - http://www.rootscomputing.com ============================================================ - How to Write a Genealogy Inquiry Letter In A Foreign Language I have never studied Finnish and have never learned one word of the language. However, this week I was able to write a letter to the Suomen Sukututkimusseura/Genealogiska (Genealogical Society of Finland). You could easily have done the same. Here is the letter that I wrote: SUKUSELVITYS
13. [BEL-R] Belgian surnames [0.979737]
Hello all, I have created two pages detailing my family research thus far. One is at Wallonia.com and the other at Family Tree Maker.com My findings include many names from Belgium as my grandfather was from French part of the country south of Lihge. Please have a look. I would be interested in hearing from anyone who recognizes one of my family names. Regards, John http://www.multimania.com/hbarnich/potter.htm http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/p/o/t/John-A-Potter/index.html
14. Re: [BEL-R] DeCLERCK/DeCLERG [0.979737]
Flo, I recently did some look up work for a gentleman in Belgium researching the DeCLERCK name because they settled here in Detroit MI where I am from. I don't have the particulars on hand right now, but when I get back I will send you what I did find. Henri DeCLERCK sounds very familiar. Patty
15. Re: [BEL-R] DE LANNOY (was: Name Differences) [0.979737]
Is there any relation to the D'uanoy family or the D'alunay family? I believe they have a name meaning something about the Keepers of the a certain kind of trees. Susan
16. [BEL-R] Military Uniform [0.979737]
Many thanks to all the kind people who responded to my enquiry about a photo in my archives. It seems that he was definitely Belgian (when I thought he might be French) that he was an engineer, working on the railway, for a long period in the trenches/at the front. I did not realise when I prepared my note that I was sending it out on 11th November and many people answered on Remembrance Sunday, 12th. Having watched the processions on TV it all now seems rather appropriate. Merci bien/Dank u wel Tom
17. [BEL-R] Western Europe Vital Records Index by LDS [0.979737]
Hi Folks, There is some info about the LDS CDs for Western Europe at: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~northing/placenames/europe/ Click on - Genealogy Click on - Western Regards, Flo. Flo. Day C.A.S.T.L.E.M.A.N / D.A.Y / D.O.D.D / vdL.I.J.C.K.E N.O.R.T.H.I.N.G.T.O.N / P.U.G.H. / vdW.O.E.S.T.I.J.N.E Site Maps for Family Genealogy & Research Resources
18. [BEL-R] RE:Local History [0.979737]
See my website below... plus see link to Guido DeBaere's website on my home page.. he has photos from old postcards of Maldegem I have Bernarda Carolina Matthys in my research/ancestry from Maldegem... let's talk!! See also my reference to my "web box" on my website.. have lots of Maldegem and some StLaureins church records and civil records.... Joe >Hi, > I have family members that came from the areas of St Laureins and >Maldegem Belgium. Does anyone know where I can find some local history on >th
19. [BEL-R] BAUM - VAN GOUBERGEN [0.979737]
Hello Listers, As for names like Baum and Van Goubergen you'll have to look in the village of Grobbendonk (province of Antwerp ) and the surrounding area. This is what I found in my notes: RAA Antwerpen H.G.A. Grobbendonk nr. 169 (State Archive of Antwerp, Modern Archives of the village of Grobbendonk nr. 169, records concerning the population of the village between 1820 - 1829) H. Baum (prob. Henri) born in Herentals (city near Grobbendonk) feb. 12 1796, forrester, x Joanna Catherina Leemans born in
20. [BEL-R] VERBEKE ~ Looking Forward to Starting [0.979737]
VERBEKE ~ Looking Forward to Starting any information, dialog and tracing from Belgium prior to 1899-1902 ship arrival in United States of My Grandfather and Grandmother and Aunt. My father was then born in America in 1910 ?? How to obtain marriage records when City Not known. Cyril Verbeke and Julia VanOverbeck. THANK YOU FOR NOW JUST EXCITED TO BEGIN SOMEWHERE SANDRA VERBEKE,
21. [BEL-R] Re: BELGIUM-ROOTS-D Digest V00 #504 [0.979737]
To the party looking for Belgian roots and in particular Synaeve (my spellling). With error involved applying soundex, could be same family. dubb@avalon.net ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, November 08, 2000 6:00 AM Subject: BELGIUM-ROOTS-D Digest V00 #504
22. Re: [BEL-R] de Lannoye [0.979737]
Also, when searching Delannoye/Delannoy families, you will find the name spelled Delasnoy, Delanoi, Delano. I've found this is the case in the evolution of my Delannoye lines in Belgium as well as France. Janine
23. Re: [BEL-R] VanderHeyden [0.979737]
John - do you anything more about Marioland's parents, town, etc? ----- Original Message ----- From: John A Buytaert To: Sent: Thursday, November 30, 2000 8:36 AM Subject: Re: [BEL-R] VanderHeyden > We had a foreign exchange student AFS from Holland- > Belgium some years back named Marioland Van der Heyden. > I believe her family now lives in the German-speaking part of > eastern Belgium. > John Buytaert > Cloquet, MN > > ____________NetZero Fr
24. [BEL-R] Searching on the web in Belgium [0.979737]
A very compact but useful URL is the following: htp://mailserv.cc.kuleuven.ac.be/se_adv_en.html It's a page without images, that lists all relevant search engines for Belgium and the world, ... and much more. Greetings, Luc Matthijs Evere (Brussels, Belgium) mailto:luc.matthijs@skynet.be
25. [BEL-R] Demey [0.979737]
> > If in Dutch, "de" means "the" and DE BAKKER = the BAKER and DE DECKER = the THATCHER, what would the name DEMEY mean. Is there a meaning to the "MEY" part ? My wife, who is decsneded from > Pieter Joannes Demey of W. Flanders would be happy to know this. Thanks for any help. Hi Allen, Demey means the same as in English "The May" (the month). It had and still is the symbol for springtime: jolly, lively. In Flanders when the building of a house was coming to the final stage (brick laying finished and t
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