Judocus De Winne (De Wenne) died in Okegem, where he was buried the next day. He was a son of Joannes and of Beatrijs Van der Smessen and married Passchasia Schets, daughter of Hendrik.
Judocus and Passchasia were "buitenpoorters" of Geraardsbergen in 1631. Passchasia remarried after her husband's death.
A lot of documents concerning Judocus and his family survived. That is most probably how his family has been "reassembled" by Dr Herman Van Isterdael. This household is a good illustration of how church records can be significantly complemented by other historical sources.
The children :
-- Judocus was born ca 1619 and lived in Wilmerdonk when he married Maria Huyberts Van den Elshout. The marriage took place in Okegem in 1665.
-- Petrus married twice : his first spouse was Catharina Goossens, the second Anna sConinckx. Petrus and Anna are my ancestors. See the post "May 12 1646".
-- Joannes. We know his name, and nothing else.
-- Maria married Henricus Steens.
-- Egidius. In 1675 he lived too far away to become the guardian of his brother Judocus's children.
-- Elisabeth, the housekeeper of the parish priest of Okegem died in 1669. In 1161 she married Andreas Du Bois, schoolteacher in Ninove. Her husband died in 1668.
-- Barbara married Judocus Van Landuyt, sexton in Iddergem. The marriage took place in Okegem in 1663.
-- Francisca was Barbara's twin sister.
The first mention of the De Winne family name in Okegem is documented in 1571.
Methodological note :
in most of this blog I have chosen to label the family names of my direct forebears only - excluding for instance the family names of the husbands/wives of brothers and sisters of my forebears. There have been a few exceptions. From now on I will be strict : only the family names of my direct forebears will be labeled.
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Showing posts with label sConinckx. Show all posts
May 12 1646
Anna sConincx, who probably was born in Iddergem, died in Okegem. She was the second wife of Petrus De Winne, who died in Okegem in 1640. They hade nine children : Petrus had an additional three with his first wife. He was "meijer" of Okegem from 1604 to 1638. Both he and Anna became "buitenpoorters" of Aalst in 1594.
I descend from two of their children :
-- Adrianus De Winne who married Maria Muylaert - his widow fell on hard times and had to be assisted by the "armentafel" ; I descend from their daughter Joanna ;
-- Petrus De Winne, an innkeeper and brewer, who married Cornelia Sonck in 1625. Petrus died in Okegem in 1660 ; his wife died there in 1667. I descend from their son Renier (Okegem ca 1634 - 1701).
I have described the complicated lines from this persons to me before. See the posts "July 5 1635", "January 17 1660" and others.
I descend from two of their children :
-- Adrianus De Winne who married Maria Muylaert - his widow fell on hard times and had to be assisted by the "armentafel" ; I descend from their daughter Joanna ;
-- Petrus De Winne, an innkeeper and brewer, who married Cornelia Sonck in 1625. Petrus died in Okegem in 1660 ; his wife died there in 1667. I descend from their son Renier (Okegem ca 1634 - 1701).
I have described the complicated lines from this persons to me before. See the posts "July 5 1635", "January 17 1660" and others.
July 5 1635
On July 5th 1635 Judocus De Winne died at Okegem. He was married to Passchasia Schets. Both were “buitenpoorters” of Geraardsbergen (Grammont). They had eight children and I descend from their son Petrus who died at Okegem on June 20 1640. These are important people in my genealogy : I descend from them in a number of ways.
Petrus De Winne married twice. He had eleven children, nine of which issued from his second marriage to Anna sConinckx who was probably born at Iddergem and died at Okegem on May 12 1646. I descend from two of their sons : Adrianus and Petrus (+ 1660).
I give the bare outlines :
1. Adrianus De Winne begot Joanna who became the mother of Anna Van den Waterloop (1662 – 1740).
--- Anna's daughter Anna Asselman (ca 1690 – 1784) became the mother of Joanna De Mol (1733 – 1784) who was the mother of Cornelius Van der Speeten (1772 – 1806). His daughter Alexandrina (1795 – 1831) mothered Catharina Asselman (1823 – 1892) who was the mother of my great-grandfather Hermilianus Neukermans (1855 – 1932).
--- Anna Van den Waterloop also had a son Joannes Asselman (1692 – 1732), the father of Petrus (1729 – 1792) , who was the father of Franciscus (1769 – 1865), father of Andreas (1795 – 1875) who was the father of Catharina Asselman (see before).
2. Petrus De Winne ( + 1660) fathered Reinier (ca 1634 – 1701), the father of Catharina De Winne (1661 - 1730). I descend from her daughters Anna (1691 – 1759) Straetman and Joanna Straetman (1697 – 1762).
--- Anna Straetman’s ’s son Petrus Asselman (1729 – 1792) was the father of Franciscus (1769 – 1875) - both are mentioned before.
--- Joanna Straetman’s son Petrus Van der Speeten (1733 – 1786) fathered Cornelius (1772 – 1806), who fathered Alexandrina (1795 – 1831). Alexandrina and her daughter Catharina Asselman have been named before.
I’m not sure the list is complete – it is an illustration of the intertwining of families in small villages in the 17th – 18th century and really needs a genealogical graph to be well presented, although I’m not quite sure that even a graph would be perfectly legible.
But I am totally sure about the fact that I could never have gotten this far with my research without the exceptional work of Dr Herman Van Isterdael “Families en Personen te Okegem (Ninove) 12e eeuw – 1900 en Impegem (Liedekerke) 17e eeuw – 1804” published by the VVF Aalst in 2003.
Petrus De Winne married twice. He had eleven children, nine of which issued from his second marriage to Anna sConinckx who was probably born at Iddergem and died at Okegem on May 12 1646. I descend from two of their sons : Adrianus and Petrus (+ 1660).
I give the bare outlines :
1. Adrianus De Winne begot Joanna who became the mother of Anna Van den Waterloop (1662 – 1740).
--- Anna's daughter Anna Asselman (ca 1690 – 1784) became the mother of Joanna De Mol (1733 – 1784) who was the mother of Cornelius Van der Speeten (1772 – 1806). His daughter Alexandrina (1795 – 1831) mothered Catharina Asselman (1823 – 1892) who was the mother of my great-grandfather Hermilianus Neukermans (1855 – 1932).
--- Anna Van den Waterloop also had a son Joannes Asselman (1692 – 1732), the father of Petrus (1729 – 1792) , who was the father of Franciscus (1769 – 1865), father of Andreas (1795 – 1875) who was the father of Catharina Asselman (see before).
2. Petrus De Winne ( + 1660) fathered Reinier (ca 1634 – 1701), the father of Catharina De Winne (1661 - 1730). I descend from her daughters Anna (1691 – 1759) Straetman and Joanna Straetman (1697 – 1762).
--- Anna Straetman’s ’s son Petrus Asselman (1729 – 1792) was the father of Franciscus (1769 – 1875) - both are mentioned before.
--- Joanna Straetman’s son Petrus Van der Speeten (1733 – 1786) fathered Cornelius (1772 – 1806), who fathered Alexandrina (1795 – 1831). Alexandrina and her daughter Catharina Asselman have been named before.
I’m not sure the list is complete – it is an illustration of the intertwining of families in small villages in the 17th – 18th century and really needs a genealogical graph to be well presented, although I’m not quite sure that even a graph would be perfectly legible.
But I am totally sure about the fact that I could never have gotten this far with my research without the exceptional work of Dr Herman Van Isterdael “Families en Personen te Okegem (Ninove) 12e eeuw – 1900 en Impegem (Liedekerke) 17e eeuw – 1804” published by the VVF Aalst in 2003.
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