Petronella (Pierijne) Pierens died in Meerbeke. She was the spouse of Henricus Evenepoel who died there in 1617 and who was bailiff in Meerbeke between 1600 and 1614.
They had eight children, six of whom were meiseniers. Their daughter Maria Evenepoel was born ca 1600 and died in Gooik in 1671. With her third husband Nicolaus Walravens (born in Pamel ca 1610 - Gooik 1666) she had six or seven children. I descend from two of them :
-- from Nicolaus Walravens (Meerbeke 1638 - Neigem 1692)
-- and also from Anna Walravens (born in Meerbeke in 1636).
Details are to be found in previous posts including "June 15 1617".
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June 15 1617
Henricus Evenepoel died in Meerbeke, where he had been bailiff (baljuw) between 1600 and 1614. He was married to Petronella Pierens, who died in 1625. They had eight children : six of them became "meiseniers".
Their daughter Maria Evenepoel was born ca 1600 and died in Gooik in 1675. She became a meisenier in 1635. She married three times, including a mayor of Meerbeke who died very young.
Her third husband was Nicolaus Walravens (Pamel ca 1610 - Gooik 1666) who was farmer on hof te Kranenbroek in Poelk - Meerbeke and then moved to Gooik (Drie Egypten) where he became "drossaard". They married in 1636 and had seven children (there are sources which give other numbers).
I most probably descend from two of their children :
--- Nicolaes Walravens (Meerbeke 1638 - killed in Neigem in 1692) ;
--- Anna Walravens born in Meerbeke in 1636.
The lines have been described - and the inconsistencies discussed - in the posts "March 23 1600", "March 14 1636", "November 29 1666", "September 18 1671" ...
The line from Nicolaes includes the families : Galmaert, Covens, Van Lierde, De Vidts.
The line from Anna includes the families Huylenbroeck, Van der Sleyen, De Vidts.
Their daughter Maria Evenepoel was born ca 1600 and died in Gooik in 1675. She became a meisenier in 1635. She married three times, including a mayor of Meerbeke who died very young.
Her third husband was Nicolaus Walravens (Pamel ca 1610 - Gooik 1666) who was farmer on hof te Kranenbroek in Poelk - Meerbeke and then moved to Gooik (Drie Egypten) where he became "drossaard". They married in 1636 and had seven children (there are sources which give other numbers).
I most probably descend from two of their children :
--- Nicolaes Walravens (Meerbeke 1638 - killed in Neigem in 1692) ;
--- Anna Walravens born in Meerbeke in 1636.
The lines have been described - and the inconsistencies discussed - in the posts "March 23 1600", "March 14 1636", "November 29 1666", "September 18 1671" ...
The line from Nicolaes includes the families : Galmaert, Covens, Van Lierde, De Vidts.
The line from Anna includes the families Huylenbroeck, Van der Sleyen, De Vidts.
March 23 1600
Willem Walravens died in St Pieters Leeuw, the cradle of the - to this day - very extended family. Guillam was an important man : in 1585 he rented three farms in Brukom. He married two or three times.
-- Fact : most of the following lines consists of the offspring of famous, generally well to do, farmer ("pachter") families in Flemish Brabant (the Pajottenland).
-- Fact : I descend from Willem Walravens in a couple of ways at least.
-- Fact : some of those lines are bluried, because I possess contradictory secondary sources.
Nicolaes Walravens (born ca 1570, died in Pamel 1642) was a son of Guillam and Joanna De Leeuw. He married Maria Eylenbosch.
Their son Nicolaus Walravens (Pamel ca 1610 - Gooik 1666) married Maria Evenepoel (born ca 1600, died in Gooik in 1671).
--- I descend from their daughter Anna (born in Meerbeke in 1636) who married Egidius Huylenbroeck. Thir son Adrianus Huylenbroeck (probably born in St Kwintens Lennik, died in Pamel in 1699) married Maria Schandevijl (Pamel 1655 - 1734).
They had a daughter Catharina Huylenbroeck (Pamel ca 1685 - 1751) who married Gasparus Van der Sleyen (Pamel ca 1685 - 1751).
We are in familiar territory here : see the post "January 22 1670" and many others.
--- I descend from their son or grandson Joannes Jacobus Walravens (born in Gooik in 1667). This is were various sources come in play, but the source listing him as their son has grown to have a "reputation" with me - I have found other errors and inconsistencies in other lines. And his date of birth too contradicts that hypothesis.
So - until further notice - I shall accept that the line was as follows. Nicolaus and Maria Evenepoel had a son Nicolaes (born in Meerbeke in 1638, murdered in Neigem in 1692) who married Magdalena De Ro (who died in Gooik in 1693). They had a son Joannes Jacobus, born in Gooik in 1667.
Joannes Jacobus married twice. With Maria Thienpont (Gooik 1661 - 1709) he had Maria Theresia Walravens (Gooik 1700 - 1750) who married Michael Galmaert (born in 1690, died in Gooik in 1786).
Familiar territory again : see "March 11 1786 " and many others.
-- Fact : most of the following lines consists of the offspring of famous, generally well to do, farmer ("pachter") families in Flemish Brabant (the Pajottenland).
-- Fact : I descend from Willem Walravens in a couple of ways at least.
-- Fact : some of those lines are bluried, because I possess contradictory secondary sources.
Nicolaes Walravens (born ca 1570, died in Pamel 1642) was a son of Guillam and Joanna De Leeuw. He married Maria Eylenbosch.
Their son Nicolaus Walravens (Pamel ca 1610 - Gooik 1666) married Maria Evenepoel (born ca 1600, died in Gooik in 1671).
--- I descend from their daughter Anna (born in Meerbeke in 1636) who married Egidius Huylenbroeck. Thir son Adrianus Huylenbroeck (probably born in St Kwintens Lennik, died in Pamel in 1699) married Maria Schandevijl (Pamel 1655 - 1734).
They had a daughter Catharina Huylenbroeck (Pamel ca 1685 - 1751) who married Gasparus Van der Sleyen (Pamel ca 1685 - 1751).
We are in familiar territory here : see the post "January 22 1670" and many others.
--- I descend from their son or grandson Joannes Jacobus Walravens (born in Gooik in 1667). This is were various sources come in play, but the source listing him as their son has grown to have a "reputation" with me - I have found other errors and inconsistencies in other lines. And his date of birth too contradicts that hypothesis.
So - until further notice - I shall accept that the line was as follows. Nicolaus and Maria Evenepoel had a son Nicolaes (born in Meerbeke in 1638, murdered in Neigem in 1692) who married Magdalena De Ro (who died in Gooik in 1693). They had a son Joannes Jacobus, born in Gooik in 1667.
Joannes Jacobus married twice. With Maria Thienpont (Gooik 1661 - 1709) he had Maria Theresia Walravens (Gooik 1700 - 1750) who married Michael Galmaert (born in 1690, died in Gooik in 1786).
Familiar territory again : see "March 11 1786 " and many others.
March 14 1636
Anna Walravens was born in Meerbeke, a daughter of Nicolaus (Pamel ca 1610 - Gooik 1666) and of Maria Evenepoel (born ca 1600 - died in Gooik 1671).
Anna married Egidius Huylenbroeck (Pamel). Their son Adrianus Huylenbroeck was born in St Kwintens Lennik and died in Pamel in 1699. His spouse was Maria Schandevijl (Pamel 1655 - 1734). Their daughter Catharina (Pamel ca 1685 - 1751) married Gasparus Van der Sleyen (Palmel 1686 - 1749).
The line has been described may times before; For instance in the post "January 22 1670".
The earlier stages of this line have to be reexamined, because there are some apparently contradictory secondary sources available. But I am having serious doubts about one of those sources, because I have found other errors in it. Time and additional research will tell ...
Anna married Egidius Huylenbroeck (Pamel). Their son Adrianus Huylenbroeck was born in St Kwintens Lennik and died in Pamel in 1699. His spouse was Maria Schandevijl (Pamel 1655 - 1734). Their daughter Catharina (Pamel ca 1685 - 1751) married Gasparus Van der Sleyen (Palmel 1686 - 1749).
The line has been described may times before; For instance in the post "January 22 1670".
The earlier stages of this line have to be reexamined, because there are some apparently contradictory secondary sources available. But I am having serious doubts about one of those sources, because I have found other errors in it. Time and additional research will tell ...
November 29 1666
On November 29 1666, Nicolaes Walravens died in Gooik. He was the farmer ("pachter") of Hof te Kranenbroek. He was born in Pamel ca 1610 and was the third husband of Maria Evenepoel (born ca 1600, who died in Gooik ca 1671).
A fact is that both my father and my mother descend from that couple in two different lines each.
Another fact is that I still haven't verified the correct descendance.
I described the problem in my post on "September 18 1671". But the solution probably is more complicated still. I now think that Joannes Jacobus Walravens, who married Maria Thienpont, and Anna Walravens, who married Egidius Huylenbroeck, were not brother and sister but aunt and nephew. In this hypothesis, Anna was a daughter of Nicolaes and Maria ; Joannes Jacobus was a son of their son Nicolaes who married Magdalena De Ro.
More about this later ; I have some new clues. But if there is any help out there, I'd be grateful.
A fact is that both my father and my mother descend from that couple in two different lines each.
Another fact is that I still haven't verified the correct descendance.
I described the problem in my post on "September 18 1671". But the solution probably is more complicated still. I now think that Joannes Jacobus Walravens, who married Maria Thienpont, and Anna Walravens, who married Egidius Huylenbroeck, were not brother and sister but aunt and nephew. In this hypothesis, Anna was a daughter of Nicolaes and Maria ; Joannes Jacobus was a son of their son Nicolaes who married Magdalena De Ro.
More about this later ; I have some new clues. But if there is any help out there, I'd be grateful.
November 10 1693
Magdalena De Ro lived in Gooik and died there on that date. She married Nicolaes Walravens, meisenier (Meerbeke 1638 - shot or murdered in the castle of Neigem in 1692). He was a son of Nicolaes Walravens and Maria Evenepoel mentioned in the previous post. See also : September 18 1671".
November 10 1642
Nicolaes Walravens was born around 1570 and died in Pamel on November 11 1642. He was an important farmer of Hof ter Stene. His tombstone survived the centuries but was moved from the old graveyard of Pamel to the chapel at Ledeberg, where it was placed against the outer wall.
Nicolaes married Maria Eylenbosch. Their son Nicolaus was born around 1610 and died in Gooik in 1666. He married Maria Evenepoel (ca 1600 - Gooik 1671).
I already described the multiple ways in which I descend from this couple : see " September 18 1671".
Nicolaes married Maria Eylenbosch. Their son Nicolaus was born around 1610 and died in Gooik in 1666. He married Maria Evenepoel (ca 1600 - Gooik 1671).
I already described the multiple ways in which I descend from this couple : see " September 18 1671".
September 18 1671
Maria Evenepoel, born around 1600, died in Gooik. She was a "meisenier". Her first husband was mayor of Meerbeke. In 1636 she married her third husband Nicolaus Walravens (Pamel ca 1610 - Gooik 1666). They first were farmers ("pachters") of Hof te Kranenbroek in Poelk.
(I may have stated this before, but the term "pachter" was reserved for the more important exploitations - smaller tenants were called "cossaart").
Later - in 1642 - Nicolaus probably built the farm and boarding house ("afspanning") "Drie Egypten" in Gooik. This is now the oldest standing house in the village. Nicolaus was "drossaard" - to be compared to a bayliff - of Gooik.
I descend from two of their children, each time through my father and through my mother, but some of the early links still need checking.
-- Joannes Jacobus Walravens (° Gooik 1667) most probably was a son of their son Nicolaus Walravens (Meerbeke 1638 - Neigem 1692) who married Magdalena De Ro (+ Gooik 1693).
At least one source states that Joannes Jacobus was a son of Nicolaus Walravens and Maria Evenepoel themselves but, given the date of his birth, that is highly improbable. The fact that father and son both were named Nicolaus helps to understand the confusion, but further digging is required to clear up this problem (*).
Joannes Jacobus had a daughter Maria Theresia (Gooik 1700 - 1750), who became a meisenier in 1715. She married Michael Galmaert (Brussels 1690 - Gooik 1786). Their daughter Barbara Galmaert had twelve children of which Maria Josina Covens (Pamel 1759 - 1827) was the youngest. Her daughter Maria Elisabeth Van Lierde (Pamel 1790 - 1838) was the mother of Joannes De Vidts (Pamel 1811 - 1881).
I descend from his son Felix through my mother and from his daughter Antonia through my father (see "Een oude foto en een mysterie opgelost " - by the way I haven't located the photo yet. I know I have it, but that's all ...).
-- Anna Walravens was born in Meerbeke in 1636. Her son Adrianus Huylenbroeck was born in St-Kwintens-Lennik and died in Pamel in 1699. His daughter Catharina lived in Pamel from around 1685 to 1751 and was the mother of Ferdinandus Van der Sleyen (Pamel 1724 - 1810).
Ferdinand's son Michael (Pamel 1758 -1827) was the father of Maria Elisabeth Van der Sleyen (Pamel 1811 - 1860), the spouse of Joannes De Vidts. I descend from her son Felix through my mother and through her daughter Antonia through my father.
(*) In the sixteenth to eighteenth century, in Gooik and surrounding villages, intermarriages between the "pachter" families Evenepoel, Walravens, De Ro, Thienpont ... create a real warren of relations, which is not always easy to disentangle.
(I may have stated this before, but the term "pachter" was reserved for the more important exploitations - smaller tenants were called "cossaart").
Later - in 1642 - Nicolaus probably built the farm and boarding house ("afspanning") "Drie Egypten" in Gooik. This is now the oldest standing house in the village. Nicolaus was "drossaard" - to be compared to a bayliff - of Gooik.
I descend from two of their children, each time through my father and through my mother, but some of the early links still need checking.
-- Joannes Jacobus Walravens (° Gooik 1667) most probably was a son of their son Nicolaus Walravens (Meerbeke 1638 - Neigem 1692) who married Magdalena De Ro (+ Gooik 1693).
At least one source states that Joannes Jacobus was a son of Nicolaus Walravens and Maria Evenepoel themselves but, given the date of his birth, that is highly improbable. The fact that father and son both were named Nicolaus helps to understand the confusion, but further digging is required to clear up this problem (*).
Joannes Jacobus had a daughter Maria Theresia (Gooik 1700 - 1750), who became a meisenier in 1715. She married Michael Galmaert (Brussels 1690 - Gooik 1786). Their daughter Barbara Galmaert had twelve children of which Maria Josina Covens (Pamel 1759 - 1827) was the youngest. Her daughter Maria Elisabeth Van Lierde (Pamel 1790 - 1838) was the mother of Joannes De Vidts (Pamel 1811 - 1881).
I descend from his son Felix through my mother and from his daughter Antonia through my father (see "Een oude foto en een mysterie opgelost " - by the way I haven't located the photo yet. I know I have it, but that's all ...).
-- Anna Walravens was born in Meerbeke in 1636. Her son Adrianus Huylenbroeck was born in St-Kwintens-Lennik and died in Pamel in 1699. His daughter Catharina lived in Pamel from around 1685 to 1751 and was the mother of Ferdinandus Van der Sleyen (Pamel 1724 - 1810).
Ferdinand's son Michael (Pamel 1758 -1827) was the father of Maria Elisabeth Van der Sleyen (Pamel 1811 - 1860), the spouse of Joannes De Vidts. I descend from her son Felix through my mother and through her daughter Antonia through my father.
(*) In the sixteenth to eighteenth century, in Gooik and surrounding villages, intermarriages between the "pachter" families Evenepoel, Walravens, De Ro, Thienpont ... create a real warren of relations, which is not always easy to disentangle.
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