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Genealogy:
June 2020
One common ancestor, one family
In recent years, Gilbert Biesbrouck, the author of the book “5 Eeuwen Familiestam Bi (e) s (e) brouck (-oeck) and Van Bi (e) s (e) brouck (-oeck)”, invested a lot of time in researching the oldest known generations of namesakes. This study was completed in June 2020.
The appendix to this article provides new information about the 2 oldest generations. Researching the baptismal registers had nothing new to offer. A study of personal names in Kortrijk and Ieper proved that Gillis and Gijsbrecht on the one hand and Willem of Guillaume on the other were nevertheless described as frequently used variants in that region and time. The family magazine Gillis with the accompanying orphanage deed (documents that have been in Gilbert's archive for years) finally became a new windshield. Another new golden source of supplementation is the recent inspection of “Acts and Contracts” A ° 1450-1600 of the Kasselrij Kortrijk, in which in about 150 cases a Biesbrouck plays a leading or supporting role. These documents provided decisive evidence of what could otherwise only be suspected. Gilbert has consciously chosen to also describe the motivation of crucial interpretations, partly for safekeeping and verification, but also to save work in later disputes or contradictions.
In the 3rd generation, the long-sought link with the ancestor of the Dutch family branch “Pieter Van Biesbrouck x Dewachtere Maria” could also be proven. See, another step forward in family history. The Dutch and Belgian namesakes were enthusiastic about finding the link and the fact that they belong under the same ancestor.
Source:
" Entirely taken from the Bernhard Website "
June 2020
One common ancestor, one family
In recent years, Gilbert Biesbrouck, the author of the book “5 Eeuwen Familiestam Bi (e) s (e) brouck (-oeck) and Van Bi (e) s (e) brouck (-oeck)”, invested a lot of time in researching the oldest known generations of namesakes. This study was completed in June 2020.
The appendix to this article provides new information about the 2 oldest generations. Researching the baptismal registers had nothing new to offer. A study of personal names in Kortrijk and Ieper proved that Gillis and Gijsbrecht on the one hand and Willem of Guillaume on the other were nevertheless described as frequently used variants in that region and time. The family magazine Gillis with the accompanying orphanage deed (documents that have been in Gilbert's archive for years) finally became a new windshield. Another new golden source of supplementation is the recent inspection of “Acts and Contracts” A ° 1450-1600 of the Kasselrij Kortrijk, in which in about 150 cases a Biesbrouck plays a leading or supporting role. These documents provided decisive evidence of what could otherwise only be suspected. Gilbert has consciously chosen to also describe the motivation of crucial interpretations, partly for safekeeping and verification, but also to save work in later disputes or contradictions.
In the 3rd generation, the long-sought link with the ancestor of the Dutch family branch “Pieter Van Biesbrouck x Dewachtere Maria” could also be proven. See, another step forward in family history. The Dutch and Belgian namesakes were enthusiastic about finding the link and the fact that they belong under the same ancestor.
Source:
" Entirely taken from the Bernhard Website "