Joannes Baveghems died in Pamel. See the post "July 3 1737".
Some additional information : Joannes was born in Meerbeke on August 7 1681, a son to Judocus Baveghems, born before 1661, and Josina Goutswilders, idem.
He married Joanna Maria De Vidts (Pamel 1683 - 1726) on February 10 1711. She was a daughter of Joannes (Pamel 1651 - 1724) and Maria De Vleminck, who died in 1716. This is not de De Vidts line both my grandmothers descended from.
I stated before that there are at least two lines in Pamel, which probably converge on a common ancestor in the 16th century. But through Joanna Maria (and a couple of other marriages) I am thus related to the second De Vidts line too. But in those days and in those villages, everyone was more or less related to everybody ...
Joannes and Joanna had six children. My ancestor Elisabeth Baveghems (Pamel 1723 - 1807) was the youngest one. I just recently wrote about her too.
See the post for "June 29 1807".
Showing posts with label De Vleminck. Show all posts
Showing posts with label De Vleminck. Show all posts
April 13 1726
Joanna Maria De Vidts was born in Pamel, a daughter to Joannes De Vidts (Pamel 1651 - 1724) and Maria De Vleminck, who died in Pamel in 1716.
In 1711, Joanna Maria married a blacksmith, Joannes Baveghems (Meerbeke 1681 - Pamel 1737).
For further information, see the post on the day of her death "January 3 1683".
In 1711, Joanna Maria married a blacksmith, Joannes Baveghems (Meerbeke 1681 - Pamel 1737).
For further information, see the post on the day of her death "January 3 1683".
March 9 1651
Joannes De Vidts was born in Pamel, the fifth of nine children of Petrus De Vidts (Pamel ca 1618 - 1668) and Josina Van Nieuwenhove (born in Aspelare or Appelterre, deceased in Pamel in 1668).
Joannes married Maria De Vleminck, who died in Pamel in 1716. They had four children at least. The line has been described in post "February 12 1658".
Joannes married Maria De Vleminck, who died in Pamel in 1716. They had four children at least. The line has been described in post "February 12 1658".
February 12 1658
Maria (Maayken) Appelmans (born ca 1590) died on that day. Around 1617 she married Jacobus De Vidts (Pamel ca 1590 - 1679). They had five or six children.
They are not in the direct line of De Vidts leading to my maternal grandmother Maria Antonia De Vidts (Pamel 1885 - 1949).
Their son Petrus (Pamel ca 1618 - 1668) married Josina Van Nieuwenhove (born in Aspelare or in Appelterre - died in Pamel in 1668). I have described bits and pieces of this line before, but I shall repeat it here.
Petrus De Vidts and Josina had a son Joannes (Pamel 1651 - 1724) who married Maria De Vleminck, who died in Pamel in 1716.
Joannes and Maria had a daughter Joanna Maria De Vidts (Pamel 1683 - 1726) who married Joannes Baveghems (Pamel 1681 - 1737).
Joanna Maria and Joannes had a daughter Elisabeth Baveghems (Pamel 1723 - 1807) and her first husband was Martinus Gerardus Van Lierde, born in Idegem before 1723 and who died in Pamel in 1754.
Their son Joannes Josephus Van Lierde (Pamel 1746 - 1811) married Maria Josina Covens (Pamel 1759 - 1827). They had a daughter Maria Elisabeth Van Lierde (Pamel 1790 - 1838) who married Joannes Franciscus De Vidts (Pamel 1784 - 1835). Now we rejoin the direct De Vidts line to my grandmother on my mother's side.
Their son Joannes De Vidts (Pamel 1811 - 1881) married Maria Elisabeth Van der Sleyen (Pamel 1811 - 1860).
Through their daughter Antonia, born in Pamel in 1840, they were ancestors of my father's mother (Antonia was one of my great-grandmothers) ; their son Felix (Pamel 1853 - 1940) was one of my maternal great-grandfathers. The links through Antonia and Felix have been described a couple of times before.
They are not in the direct line of De Vidts leading to my maternal grandmother Maria Antonia De Vidts (Pamel 1885 - 1949).
Their son Petrus (Pamel ca 1618 - 1668) married Josina Van Nieuwenhove (born in Aspelare or in Appelterre - died in Pamel in 1668). I have described bits and pieces of this line before, but I shall repeat it here.
Petrus De Vidts and Josina had a son Joannes (Pamel 1651 - 1724) who married Maria De Vleminck, who died in Pamel in 1716.
Joannes and Maria had a daughter Joanna Maria De Vidts (Pamel 1683 - 1726) who married Joannes Baveghems (Pamel 1681 - 1737).
Joanna Maria and Joannes had a daughter Elisabeth Baveghems (Pamel 1723 - 1807) and her first husband was Martinus Gerardus Van Lierde, born in Idegem before 1723 and who died in Pamel in 1754.
Their son Joannes Josephus Van Lierde (Pamel 1746 - 1811) married Maria Josina Covens (Pamel 1759 - 1827). They had a daughter Maria Elisabeth Van Lierde (Pamel 1790 - 1838) who married Joannes Franciscus De Vidts (Pamel 1784 - 1835). Now we rejoin the direct De Vidts line to my grandmother on my mother's side.
Their son Joannes De Vidts (Pamel 1811 - 1881) married Maria Elisabeth Van der Sleyen (Pamel 1811 - 1860).
Through their daughter Antonia, born in Pamel in 1840, they were ancestors of my father's mother (Antonia was one of my great-grandmothers) ; their son Felix (Pamel 1853 - 1940) was one of my maternal great-grandfathers. The links through Antonia and Felix have been described a couple of times before.
January 3 1683
Joanna Maria De Vidts was born in Pamel. She was a daughter of Joannes De Vidts (Pamel 1651 - 1724) and Maria De Vleminck who died in Pamel in 1716.
Joanna Maria married Joannes Baveghems (Meerbeke 1681 - Pamel 1731). As I still am looking at a serious backlog, I refer to "July 3 1737".
Joanna Maria married Joannes Baveghems (Meerbeke 1681 - Pamel 1731). As I still am looking at a serious backlog, I refer to "July 3 1737".
November 12 1716
On that day, Maria De Vleminck died in Pamel. She was the spouse of Joannes De Vidts (Pamel 1651 - 1724).
Their daughter Joanna Maria De Vidts (Pamel 1683 - 1726) was the mother of Elisabeth Baveghems (Pamel 1723 - 1807). I need go no further : see the post " July 3 1737".
Their daughter Joanna Maria De Vidts (Pamel 1683 - 1726) was the mother of Elisabeth Baveghems (Pamel 1723 - 1807). I need go no further : see the post " July 3 1737".
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