- Leefdaal; Jean de Brouchoven, 2nd
Count of
Bergeyck (1644–1725), 1st
Baron of
Leefdael, is
buried in Leefdaal;
Sanne Greet A.
Putseys (born 1989),
known as Selah...
-
Brabantian Lion by
Floris de Merode,
Baron of
Leefdael during the
solemn Funeral of
Albert VII,
Archduke of Austria...
- 1st
Baron of
Leefdael:
married to
Livina Marie de Beer-Meulebeke. Nicolas-Joseph de Brouchoven, 3rd
Count of Bergeyck, 2nd
Baron of
Leefdael: (descendants...
-
Verona of
Leefdaal (French: Vérona de
Leefdael, Dutch:
Verona van Leefdaal) is a
medieval folk saint,
venerated in her
adopted hometown of Leefdaal, presently...
- 1725), was a
Flemish politician who
later was
recognised as
Baron of
Leefdael. He was the son of Jean-Baptiste de Brouchoven, 1st
Count of Bergeyck,...
-
Engelbert van den
Daele (1496–1556) was
chancellor of Brabant, lord of
Leefdael and Wilderen. Van den
Daele was born to a
patrician family in Mechelen...
-
Brabantian Lion
carried by
Floris de Merode,
Baron of
Leefdael during the
Funeral of
Albert VII. This
emblem of the
dukes of
Brabant is now the coat of...
-
around 1650 that he
began to work on his own
tapestry designs for the Van
Leefdael-Van der Strecken-Peemans ****ociation. The
Story of
Caesar and Cleopatra...
-
SORORJUANA INES DE LA CRUZ. Sevilla,
Printing of the
Widow of
Francisco de
Leefdael 1750.
Obras completas, four volumes,
edition and
notes by
Alfonso Méndez...
- Françoise. In or
before 1645 Oud
Herlaer was
described by
Baron Philips of
Leefdael as
belonging to Lady ... de Berges,
Princess of
Hogensolre (Hohenzollern)...
