- of the Jacques,
Marquess of
Veere and
Marie of Hanaert,
Baronnes of
Liedekercke the
house of Hénin-Liétard
became resident Lords of the
former castle...
- 1604 or 5 .
Wilhelmina had 3 siblings. In 1627 she
married Antonius de
Liedekercke (b1587) in Amsterdam. He was 17
years her
senior and a
successful Dutch...
-
Antonius de Liedekerke, also
Antonie Charles de
Liedekercke (1587–1661) was a
Dutch sea
captain and amb****ador to the
court of the king of
Morocco Mohammed...
-
Maximilien de Hénin, 3rd
Count of
Bossu and
Marie of Hanaert,
Baronnes of
Liedekercke.[clarification needed] He
became the brother-in-law of Íñigo de Borja...
- name "Vilain XIIII"
probably comes from the coat of arms of
Philippe de
Liedekercke,
chamberlain of
emperor Charles V, who had 16
quarters in his coat, the...
- Hénin,
Marquess of la Veere;
married to
Marie of Hanaert,
Baronnes of
Liedekercke.
Marie de Bossu;
married to Otto von Brunswick. Anne de Bossu; married...
- of Barcelona. He
married a
Flemish noblewoman,
Marguerite of Gavere-
Liedekercke,
Noble canoness of the
Saint Waltrude Collegiate Church.
Marguerite was...
- in the
Guild of
Saint Luke in 1556. The same year
married Beatrix van
Liedekercke, a
member of a
wealthy family.
Despite being a
member of the
Guild of...
