Showing posts with label De Beer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label De Beer. Show all posts

Catharina Van Duest

Catharina Van Duest died in Pamel on August 1 1635. See the post for that date. She was the spouse of Nicasius De Beer who had preceded her in death on Januari 20 1635.

The very early parish records of Pamel registered two children :

-- Joanna De Beer, who died in 1673 in Pamel (Keer-Kwinkeleer) and who married Pashasius De Vidts in 1622. This couple is among my ancestors ;

-- Petrus De Beer, who died in Pamel in 1666. He married Anna De Bal and they had one (recorded) child.

There has been no sign of other Van Duest's - or Van Diest's for that matter - in the parish records of Pamel, and the De Beer's seem to have disappeared from the Pamel records before the end of the 17th century.

Meiseniers ... again

For the earliest generations of the De Vidts family in Pamel, the church registers leave us in the "mist of history". Some genealogists have tried to extend the line one or two generations farther back in time, but not always successfully or convincingly.

An alternate source, typical for the region, is the list of meiseniers.

The first De Vidts to become a meisenier was a Catherijne De Vidts, daughter of Rombouts. She did so in 1566 - no location was given.

The first Jan De Vidts appears in July 1596 : Jan (Antwerp) and Nicolaes (Brussels), sons of Coenraets and Cathelijne Reymers. There are some other meiseniers De Vidts who originated in the region of Brussels in those early times.

The first De Vidts meisenier of whom we know he lived in Pamel is Nicasius, son of Posschier en Joanna De Beer (Pamel) in 1656. From then on, almost all the family members - or rather name bearers - who became meiseniers were located in Pamel and its wider region. Posschier and Joanna were direct ancestors of mine. Nicasius (Pamel 1624 - 1677) was their eldest son. Their second son, Judocus - Joos (Pamel 1627 - 1694), from whom I descend, became a meisenier in 1669.
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Remark : most of the De Vidts name bearers, who live in Belgium at the present time, retrace their origin to the two (most probably) related families who lived in Pamel in the late 16th century.

June 23 1629

Joannes De Vidts, born in Pamel ca 1560 may have died there on June 23 1629 (the most recent publications do not give a date any more). He was a carpenter and, according to some sources, became a meisenier, but he is not listed as such. He married Catharina Lauwerijs. The marriage of the couple and their children are not listed in Gezinsreconstructie gemeente Pamel 1622 - 1799, but the couple itself is mentioned once or twice.

Their son Paschasius (Passchier) married Joanna De Beer in Pamel in 1622. He died in Pamel Keer/Kwinkeleer October 22 1656. They probably had seven children.

The further line of De Vidts has been described before in posts such as "March 22 1743 ".
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Remark : I most probably gave some erroneous information in this post. I leave it as an illustration of how easy it is to make mistakes in those early periods. A Joannes De Vidts died (was buried) in Pamel on June 23 1629. He may very well have been the Joannes who was born ca 1560, but then again maybe he was not. The Joannes who died in 1629 may have been a baby of a couple of days old, the third child of Passchier and Joanna, and thus a grandchild of the first Joannes.
Given the "conciseness" of the information supllied, all I "really know" is that a Joannes died on that day, and that the reputed genealogist who published the Gezinsreconstructie tends to believe that it was the grandchild, rather than the grandfather.

April 20 1627

Judocus De Vidts was born in Pamel, where he died on July 5 1694. He was the second of probably seven children of Paschasius De Vidts (Pamel ca 1595 - 1656) and Joanna De Beer (ca 1598 - Pamel 1673). He became a meisenier in 1669 and lived on the Kwinkeleer.

Judocus married Maria Van der Kelen in 1650, and they had 10 children, of whom about one in three died young. Petrus De Vidts (Pamel 1655 - 1726) was number four and a meisenier like his father. He was an alderman (schepen) of Pamel.

Petrus married twice and had three children with his first spouse (twice a widow) and three with his second wife Catharina Van Nieuwenhove (Pamel 1663 - 1743).

His youngest child was Judocus (Pamel 1703 - 1750) who was the first husband of Catharina Theresia Van Cauwelaert "pachteres" (Pamel 1729 - 1805). They had two children, but Catharina had another thirteen kids with her second husband, Joannes Josephus Kestens (Pamel 1719 - 1778). Judocus too was a meisenier.

The further line has been described a couple of times before. Joannes De Vidts (Pamel 1811 - 1881), my great-great-grandfather on my moher's side and my great-great-great-grandfather on my father's side was the great-great-grandson of that Judocus.

See "March 22 1743 " etc ...

7 april 1655

Uit de reeds eerder vermelde : "Eeuwigdurend Pamels Kalender" van Gerard Van Herreweghen :

"De ongehuwde Catharina de Vits wordt moeder van een meisje : Joanna. Tijdens de barensweeën werd haar gevraagd wie de vader was. Ze heeft geantwoord dat ze op het veld door soldaten was verkracht."

Zoveel miserie in zo'n korte zin : de misdaad op zichzelf was nog niet genoeg ; de ondervraging moest tijdens de barensweeën geschieden ...

De vermelde Catharina is mogelijks een in 1633 geboren dochter van Paschasius De Vidts (Pamel ca 1595 - 1656) en Janna De Beer (Pamel ca 1598 - 1673). Ik stam af van hun zoon Judocus (Pamel 1627 - 1694).

January 20 1635

Nicasius De Beer died in Pamel. He had married Catharina Van Duest who died in the same year.

Their daughter Joanna De Beer (Pamel ca 1598 - 1673), who became a meisenier in 1656, married Passchasius (Passchier) De Vidts (Pamel ca 1565 - 1656). They had seven children.

Judocus De Vidts was the second. He lived in Pamel from1627 to 1694 ; he became a meisenier in 1669. He married Maria Van der Kelen (Pamel 1627 - 1694).

The rest of the line is known : see the post "October 7 1676".

At last ! I'm up to date with my genealogical posts, but not for very long. New absences are planned in february and april ...

November 26 1673

Joanna De Beer was born in Pamel ca 1599, became a meisenier in 1656, and died in Pamel on November 26 1673. She married Paschasius (Paschier) De Vidts, born in Pamel ca 1595, who died in 1656.

They had seven children. Judocus (Pamel 1627 - 1694) was the second ; he became a meisenier in 1669.

Judocus had 10 children, of which Petrus (Pamel 1655 - 1726) was the fourth ; he became a meisenier in 1700.

Petrus had three children : Judocus (Pamel 1703 - 1750) was the eldest - he became a meisenier in 1715.

Petrus Joannes (Pamel 1749 - 1793) was the first of the two (known) children of Judocus.

He was the last meisenier (in 1784) in the line, the father of Joannes Franciscus (Pamel 1784 - 1839) and the grandfather of Joannes De Vidts (Pamel 1811 - 1881).

See "November 25 1770" and many other posts for the rest of the line.

October 22 1656

Paschasius De Vidts, born ca 1595, died in Pamel. He was the son of Joannes De Vidts (Pamel ca 1560 - 1629) and Catharina Lauwerijs. He married Joanna De Beer (Pamel ca 1598 - 1673).

Their son Judocus De Vidts liced in Pamel from 1627 to 1694. The link has been described in "August 16 1635".

August 1 1635

Catharina Van Duest died in Pamel on August 1 1635. She married Nicasius De Beer who died in January of the same year.

Their daughter Joanna De Beer was born in Pamel around 1598 and died in 1673. She proved her "meisenier"-ship in Grimbergen in 1656. She married Paschasius De Vidts (Pamel ca 1595 - 1656). Paschasius is the third known generation of De Vidts family in Pamel.

Their son Judocus lived in Pamel from 1627 to 1694. His son Petrus (Pamel 1655 - 1726) fathered Judocus (Pamel 1703 - 1750), who, in his turn, was the father of Petrus Joannes (Pamel 1749 - 1793). These four generations all proved their "meisenier"-ship.

Joannes Franciscus, a son of Petrus Joannes, lived in Pamel from 1784 to 1839. His son Joannes (Pamel 1811 - 1881) was the father of my great-grandfather Felix (Pamel 1853 - 1840).