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Re: Jean Zicot ~1650 (Croatian?)

mariepaulekaiser — 2013-04-04 21:18:24Z

JOSSE Henri Joseph married with ZICOT Marie Joseph, they have a son JOSSE Jérôme Joseph born 15th August 1827 in Perwez.
Sorry, I did not found more.
Best regards.

Re: Marcinelle 1890 photograph

dieltgens — 2013-03-20 21:37:06Z

Yes, she was my father's sister. It is my great grandparents I really know nothing about. Claire never married so my father was the last of that family to bear the name Dieltgens.
We had hoped to connect with someone related to either the Dieltgens or the Borgniet family. They may have all died out. Francois (Frank) and Leonie had one other child, Irene but she was born in Nova Scotia. My grandmother only returned once upon the death of her father, Arthur Borgniet. If you could see anything about them, that would be great but I think they lived in Charleroi, not Marcinelle.

Re: Marcinelle 1890 photograph

gabylaitem1 — 2013-03-15 16:13:18Z

do you know your grand mother's date of birth?

I was researching some of my family in Marcinelle and I saw that your father had a sister, Claire Victorine born 28 Mar 1908. So your parents moved to Canada after that date. Do you know about her?

Re: Marcinelle 1890 photograph

dieltgens — 2013-03-14 17:28:54Z

This is great, you have the correct people, that is definitely my father's birth certificate. Interesting to have two children with the same name! We are unable to find any of the Borgniet family either. My grandmother, Leonie Marie Louise Borniet was the daughter of Arthur Borgniet and Josephine Radelet. Her mother died when my grandmother was young and her father remarried. I believe they had at least one daughter from that second marriage. They all resided in Charleroi, to the best of my knowledge.

I live in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia also on the East Coast. We live in an area that used to mine coal which is what brought my grandfather to Nova Scotia, first to Joggins in Cumberland County and then they moved to Cape Breton when the mines were opening in the early 1900's. My grandfather was quite knowledgeable, probably from his experience in Belgium and quickly became an "overman" or supervisor in the mines in which he worked.

I hope to get to Charleroi at some point in my life. I have been searching for relatives for some time but to no avail. I have some death notices from the deaths of my great grandfather on the Borgniet side that name some families but no one has ever responded when I posted them on this Ancestry.com. I really appreciate everything you are recovering for me now.

Re: Marcinelle 1890 photograph

gabylaitem1 — 2013-03-13 20:34:51Z

Raoul Dieltgens birth certificate

Re: Marcinelle 1890 photograph

gabylaitem1 — 2013-03-13 19:06:41Z

I am sending you the birth certificate of François Louis Joseph born in 1884; his parents had another son named the same born 30 Mar 1881 who died 7 May 1883.

Re: De Roux family

l_silvera27 — 2013-03-12 23:52:43Z

Hi All

I am also a de roux, and in the same position as Sarah. Please contact me also on l.silvera27@googlemail.com I live in London, my mother was first daughter of Stores De roux born in 1923.

Lorna silvera here.

Re: De Roux family

l_silvera27 — 2013-03-12 23:51:07Z

Re: DEROUX family

l_silvera27 — 2013-03-12 23:38:44Z

Have you completed your family tree. Your grandfather is also my grandfather. He had a daughter out of wedlock in 1923 and I am his grandaughter. Louis Storks Deroux your grandfather. Would like to contact you, email me if interested.

Re: Marcinelle 1890 photograph

gabylaitem1 — 2013-03-12 11:15:08Z

quick answers for now; I have to leave this morning.
"houilleur" means coal miner. The word does not exist in the French dictionary anymore.
The names cut are the names of witnesses.
The name of the father of the child is just before the word "houilleur". It also says that the father of the child was 30 years old when he came to the municipal building to tell his son was born the day before (19). So the father was born around 1869. Here father and son have the same first names.
When I looked yesterday, I saw 3 Dieltgens in the births section and 2 in the marriages for the period 1881-1890; I did not look in the other period that you can look on line 1891-1900; I will do it this afternoon or tomorrow. I was born in Charleroi, Belgium, near Marcinelle. I know Marcinelle very well. Now I live on the east coast of the US. Where do you live in Canada?

Re: Marcinelle 1890 photograph

dieltgens — 2013-03-12 00:25:26Z

Louis Dieltgens was my grandfather. We were always told he was called Grand Louis. We had his wife's first name as Albertine but that may have been an error in translation. My grandfather was Francois Dieltgens, born June 28, 1884 but we knew that he had a brother. My father, Raoul Arthur Louis Elise Dieltgens was born in Marcinelle and emigrated to Canada when he was only 1-2 years old. He was born in 1907. They were coal miners. I think you have have found the right people, but the wrong son. Any other information you can find would be greatly appreciated. I have old photo albums of people in Belgium but they are glued in a album so I cannot see if there are names on the back. We are the only Dieltgens in Canada and have been unable to find anyone else with the same name or any Belgian relatives so any information you can get for me will be helpful. Thank you so much for replying.

Re: Marcinelle 1890 photograph

dieltgens — 2013-03-11 23:53:07Z

Thank you so much for the information. I know a little French but cannot make out the word that is written after Louis Joseph Dieltgens, I think it might be his profession. Can you tell me what that word is? The bottom half of the document is not visible, does it give their parents' names?
Merci.

Re: Searching for Geurts/Michaux/Piro/Maroye ancestry

gabylaitem1 — 2013-03-11 22:10:37Z

You should look the Belgian archives web site : arch.be. They just release the microfilms for some years. You should know the province. The 2 towns you mentioned are located in the Hainaut province.
Look first on the indexes.
You have to register but it is free.

Re: Marcinelle 1890 photograph

gabylaitem1 — 2013-03-11 22:05:26Z

I found 1 Louis Joseph Dieltgens born in 1889 (May 19) in Marcinelle ; father: Louis Joseph Dielgens mother Pauline Wuest.
You should look the Belgian archives web site : arch.be. They just release the microfilms for some years. You should know the province. Marcinelle is located in the Hainaut province.
Look first on the indexes.
You have to register but it is free.
I speak French. Tell me if you need help to read the certificate(s)

Do you think it's the right one? if yes, I also found the marriage certificate of Louis and Pauline.

Jean Zicot ~1650 (Croatian?)

brimartin10 — 2013-02-10 07:31:44Z

First recorded Zicot I have ever found in Belgium.

Supposedly Croatian mercenary who stayed after being demobilized(or perhaps after deserting?)

Never found Zicot name in Croatia, but have found Cikot and variants.

Anyone have hard facts about our common unique Belgian ancestor?

kind regards, Brian

PS: These surnames are all for my ancestors who travelled in mid-1850s from Perwez(and Petit Rosierre) to Bay Settlement in Wisconsin: Martin, Duffeler, Josse, Zicot, deConninck

Re: Emile Mayer

inrvt — 2013-02-10 01:09:58Z

Hi, Mt name is Chris Mayer grandson of kenneth norman mayer I dont have alot of information on the mayer family and know verey few relatives but I saw that you are always lookind for a new one so here I am !

Marcinelle 1890 photograph

dieltgens — 2013-02-04 23:28:48Z

I have a photograph taken in Marcinelle in March 1890. On the back is written:
Tambour Major Louis Dieltgens (pere)
1st Tambour Alfred Mathieu
2nd Tambour Victor Borgniet
3rd Tambour Arthur Lamolle
4th Tambour Arthur Borgniet (pere)
A droite de Louis Dieltgens Grandpere Ratelet
D'apres portait de 1890 Marche de 12 de Marcinelle
This photograph was done by E Devycker (?) 1930
Louis Dieltgens is my great grandfather, father of Francois Dieltgens father of Raoul Dieltgens, my father. Raoul's mother was Leonie Borgniet, daughter of Arthur Borgniet and Josephine Ratelet. Raoul was born in Marcinelle but they lived in Charleroi and emigrated to Canada when the coal mines opened in Nova Scotia.

Searching for Geurts/Michaux/Piro/Maroye ancestry

Pierre_m_geurts — 2013-01-18 03:23:32Z

Geurts/Michaux from Chappelles-lez-herlaimont region. Piro/Maroye from Binche.

Oscar Waroquier & Marie Gerin both born abt 1870 maybe in Belgium

youngreed — 2012-12-19 13:55:48Z

Looking for any information for my great grandmother and her family.
Rosetta Ellen Waroquier
Birth 5 Dec 1900 in Belgium
Death 22 Oct 1957 in Danville, Vermilion, Illinois, USA

According to the New York, Passenger Lists, 1820-1957 Record for Rosette Waroquier...her parents are Oscar and Marie (Gurien)she had a sister Helen...once they ended up in Danville, IL three more siblings were born...one sister being Bertha, and two brothers.

They traveled to Danville, IL to live near Marie brother Joseph Gerin.

Re: Looking for Information About My Great Grandparents

johnny_driesen — 2012-11-11 08:27:25Z

Good Day,

I looking and archives van Mons, Elisabeth Orlea °Mons 01.02.1858

Driesen
Belgium

Re: Objet : Looking for Information About My Great Grandparents

LKittsB — 2012-11-11 04:28:14Z

David,
Somehow, I missed seeing your posting until now. My original posting was in 2008. In 2009, I went to the Family History Library in Salt Lake City, Utah, where I found more information about my great grandparents than I could imagine. I still have many questions, and plan to keep searching through FamilySearch.org. Hopefully, some day, I will also make a research trip to Belgium. Thanks again for your response.

Re: Looking for Information About My Great Grandparents

johnny_driesen — 2012-11-08 04:19:42Z

Good day,

I can help genealogie. You mail more information ask serch.

johnnydriesen@hotmail.be

Re: Looking for Information About My Great Grandparents

gabylaitem1 — 2012-11-07 16:04:14Z

try to write to the town (mons) etat.civil@ville.mons.be

Re: Looking for Information About My Great Grandparents

gabylaitem1 — 2012-11-07 16:03:39Z

try to write to the town (mons) at this E-mail : etat.civil@ville.mons.be

Re: recherche ascendant de BAUWENS Adrien

johnny_driesen — 2012-11-05 10:00:15Z

Rechercher in Belgique .

Naissance infotrmation!

Re: Looking for Information About My Great Grandparents

LKittsB — 2012-11-04 18:19:30Z

Lily and Adam,
I have received your messages through Ancestry.com and direct email and will be in contact later today or tomorrow.
Linda

Re: Looking for Information About My Great Grandparents

borinage — 2012-11-04 09:38:18Z

Hi Linda we have ORLEA in our personal genealogy but not your Elisabeth..so we'll try to find her next week ...but we need your personal e-mail for answer..so contcat us via liad@skynet.be we do genealogy for 20 years now..
Keep hope ..very best greetings from Belgium, lily &a dam

recherche des renseignements sur mes grands-parents

lucbarbiot — 2012-10-31 22:34:58Z

Je recherche des informations sur mes grands parents paternel et maternel, lieu - date de naissance et date de décès.

immigrations à Lessines (Hainaut Belgique) 1914- 1918

paloma_paret — 2012-10-31 20:42:36Z

Bonjour

Nous sommes trois étudiantes de 6ème année générale en histoire et dans le cadre de ce cours, nous participons au concours « heustory ». Comme sujet nous avons choisit de faire un dossier sur les soldats britanniques du Commonwealth ainsi que les réfugiés français venus dans notre ville, Lessines, durant la première guerre mondiale.
Nous vous contactons afin de savoir si vous pourriez nous fournir des informations à propos de ceux-ci.

Les soldats anglais étant :

Clark William Alfred
Davies Alfred
Harrold James
Hough James
Woodham Percy James
Stewart Angus
Toms William Henri
wilson J.

D'avance merci,
Paret Paloma, Ceuster Eloïse, Kanellopoulos Laetitia

immigrations à Lessines (Hainaut Belgique) 1914- 1918

paloma_paret — 2012-10-31 20:40:57Z

john taylor married flora eliza dumont 1920 romford essex

williamwarne1 — 2012-10-31 15:31:36Z

private john taylor 8176 married eliza flora dumont at romford essex on 4th september 1920 and moved to belgium in 1922 address as follows
Rue du Prest 15, Ransart, Hainault, Belgium

Flora family were coal miners

I think they moved back to the UK prior to the invasion of Belgium in 1940 with there children staying with johns family in ilford essex am trying to find out if the family ever returned home to Belgium as would love to know if I have any Belgium connections

Re: Dorchies Durieux

sdobbeleir1 — 2012-10-31 02:46:31Z

I have not forgotten about you and will still try to find your son's aunts and uncles.I found another connection in Belgium ,also Dorchies ,I will find out if he can help me. Stay healthy ,happy and have a good day !

Objet : Looking for Information About My Great Grandparents

acp_contact — 2012-10-27 10:24:37Z

Hello
I think that you should appeal to a professional genealogist who can examine you in Belgium. I you advice(council) the cabinet(office) of genealogical search(research) CERG
http: // acp-contact.wix.com / cerg *! Acceuil / mainPage Email :contact:acp-contact@orange.fr

cordially

JACQUART?JACQUARD/UYOU/HOYAUX,IMMIGRATED 1908-1909 TO CANADA

sheilacoulton1 — 2012-10-03 00:46:22Z

hi,i am trying to find parents and siblings,of john jacquart/jacquard born about1858-1860 in chaleroi,hainhaut belgium,his wife florentine clementine,ouyou/oyou,born about1858-1860, any help with this families appreciated. thank you sheila

Re: Hainaut Family

bjhst17 — 2012-09-13 19:28:25Z

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Re: Hainaut Family

bjhst17 — 2012-09-13 19:28:12Z

Hi To Jules kin:
I know I told you I would email you in Sept. but my graduate level class is starting this week and I shall be really busy so I will most likely not have a chance to respond until my break sometime in Oct. or maybe around Christmas, busy busy with school,11th graduate level course, hopefully after I complete three master degrees I can apply for PhD and become professor Hainaut, first in family, that I know of, unless you are a professor, any tips how to study for GRE, VERBAL ABILITY SCARES Me,hard to get PhD in USA I am sure you know, living here sometimes I wish Louis stayed in Europe easier PhD...especially PRIVATE University on Eastern seaboard, only 50% of graduating even if I get in... lot of words in dictionary...anyway I gave you this website last time, and ironically everything you told me was on there do not know if you notice, the family tree someone posted of Louis Joseph Hainaut, 1768, anyway I was wondering we share Louis Joseph Hainaut, 1852, but who is from that point TO 1768, that is I think Louis Joseph Hainaut FATHER WAS
Louis Alexis Hainaut, am I right?
parents:
Louis Hainaut, Sophie Cauchefer
name:
Louis Alexis Hainaut
gender:
Male
birth date:
24 Mar 1834
birthplace:
Féron, Nord, France
father's name:Louis Hainaut
mother's name:Sophie Cauchefer
indexing project (batch) number:
C86616-7
system origin:
France-EASy
source film number:

spouse:
Louis Joseph Hainaut
child:
Palmire Arsene Hainaut
name:
Palmire Arsene Hainaut
gender:
Male
birth date:
15 May 1836
birthplace:
Féron, Nord, France
father's name:
Louis Joseph Hainaut
mother's name:
Sophie Cauchefer
indexing project (batch) number:
C86616-7
system origin:
France-EASy
source film number:

I think Louis Alexis Hainaut, pronounced Heno, according to a website I found in the USA, a phone book, cool French sounding pronounication, sadly I can not speak French, you? anyway just wondering if I am right, and do you know what happened if they had any kids? Pretty big family with all the brothers and what not in 1690s, oh here are some jokes I thought were funny enjoy...A blonde women went to the doctor office and walked through the door and said doctor I think every bone in my body is broken, doctor goes why do you think this, the blonde women replied everytime, using her right index finger, I touch my arm it hurts, legs, hurts, even my head, the doctor looks at her and says your right index finger is broken :-)

There was a Minister whose wife was expecting a baby. The Minister went to the congregation and asked for a raise. After much consideration and discussion, they passed a rule that when the Minister's family expanded, so would his pay check.

After five or six children, this started to get expensive. The congregation decided to hold a meeting again to discuss the Minister's pay situation. You can imagine there was much yelling and bickering. Finally, the Minister got up and spoke to the crowd, "Having children is an act of God!"

In the back of the room, a little old man with a full beard stood up, and in his frail voice said... "Snow and Rain are also 'acts of God', but when we get too much, we wear rubbers!"

Sincerely,
Brandan HAINAUT..HAINAUT since 1675 :-)
https://familysearch.org/

Re: Hainaut Family

bjhst17 — 2012-08-09 17:07:24Z

I do not need to go the lib..I shall give you the link now...I found it on Google..here is Louis Hainaut..Jules brother kin..if you find any additional relatives from the link could you let me know.there is alot of Hainauts, that lived or live in Europe, I counted on facebook over 300s not including the women who surname change or the ones who do not use it....https://www.familysearch.org/search/?standardize=N&last_...

I found the one you said you can trace it back too, the first one you told them people... I can also tell you who is father is and maybe his father and so on...GOOD LUCK HAVE FUN PLAYING AROUND WITH this website...LET me know what you find..if I find anything else I shall let you know..

Jacques Martin Hainaut
France, Births and Baptisms, 1546-1896
christening:
09 Sep 1695
CONDE-SUR-L'ESCAUT,NORD,FRANCE
parents:
Jacques Hainaut, Marie Francoise Donnez
name:
Jacques Martin Hainaut
gender:
Male
baptism/christening date:
09 Sep 1695
baptism/christening place:
CONDE-SUR-L'ESCAUT,NORD,FRANCE
father's name:
Jacques Hainaut
mother's name:
Marie Francoise Donnez
indexing project (batch) number:
J80255-3
system origin:
France-ODM
source film number:

Louis Hainaut
United States Census, 1910
birth:
1879
Belgium
residence:
1910
North Fayette, Allegheny, Pennsylvania
spouse:
Jennie Hainaut
children:
Joseph Hainaut, William Hainaut
name:
Louis Hainaut
birthplace:
Belgium
relationship to head of household:
Self
residence:
North Fayette, Allegheny, Pennsylvania
marital status:
Married
race :
White
gender:
Male
immigration year:1887
father's birthplace:
Belgium
mother's birthplace:
Belgium
family number:
176
page number:
9

Re: Objet : FASSIEAUX in Jemappes 1918

fassieaux — 2012-07-17 17:05:10Z

Hello Scott,

That's right, the father of my grand-father was Sylvain.
But Gaston ( my grand-father ) is died in 2004. He was a belgian soldier during the second world war ans was prisonner in Germany.But fot LT Longworth, no answers for the time, i'm going to ask about it at the sister of my grand-father.
I can send you some old photos of him and his father ( 1920-1940 ) . My mail is fassieaux@hotmail.com, you can send me a mail.

Many thanks for yours answers,

Cédric

Re: Objet : FASSIEAUX in Jemappes 1918

scotthowarth40 — 2012-07-16 03:40:34Z

Bonjour Cédric,
There is a family link, I believe.
In my original e-mail I wrote about Rosa Fassieaux and Lieut. Frederick Longworth, the Canadian soldier killed near Jemappes on Nov. 18,1918.
Rosa's granddaughter, who is Rosa Libert, wrote to me last year and explained some of the family history. You must be related to Mme. Libert.
She told me, if I understand the story correctly, that a relative called Gaston Faissieaux was killed in 1944 during the war. His father, Sylvain Fassieaux, buried Gaston in the same cemetery as Lieut. Longworth.
Is any of this correct? My apologies if I am wrong.
Please write again if you have more questions.

Scott Howarth
Toronto

Re: Objet : FASSIEAUX in Jemappes 1918

fassieaux — 2012-07-09 19:29:11Z

Sorry, immigrate in 1918- 19 say my mother.

Re: Objet : FASSIEAUX in Jemappes 1918

fassieaux — 2012-07-09 19:23:04Z

Hello,

I'm Cédric Fassieaux . My Grand-father, Gaston Fassieaux was from Jemappes, Hainaut In Belgium.
He was living at the "Rue des trois hurées, n° 77 bis".
He died a few years ago, he was 90 years old.
The name of my father was Emile.
A nephew of my grand father has immigrate to the USA after the second world war ... Is there a family link ?

Best regards,

Cédric
Cédric

Re: Hainaut Family

bjhst17 — 2012-07-02 17:49:29Z

This is some of the information I found on ancestry.com or like you said old newspapers they were putting online...and when I go home today from school if I have time I shall stop at the lib..and they have access to this French website (I shall post the link maybe you too can access it from where you are at) where I believe the people you named on there just like in the USA, where they are born, where they died, who they married and the children they had...I was putting together a family tree for one of my classes...

Nov. 4, 1905 McDonald PA Outlook
Louis HAINAUT was so severely injured by a fall of slate in Brier Hill mine Friday morning that he died from the effects of his injury at 2:30 in the afternoon. Mr. HAINAUT was aged 54 years, 4 months and 14 days. He leaves to mourn his loss his wife, three sons, Jules, who married Jeferine DESCUTNER, Louis and Alfred, and one daughter, Mrs. Ernest BROHET. Mr. HAINAUT was one of the brightest Belgian-American citizens of McDonald and was a charter member of the French I. O. O. F. of McDonald, also a member of the Solidarite Association. He will be greatly missed, not only by the Belgian people, but by his large circle of friends in this neighborhood. The funeral services will be held at his late home at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon, under the auspices of the I. O. O. F.

US CENSUS:
Name: Louis Hainaut
Home in 1900: North Fayette, Allegheny, Pennsylvania
Age: 47
Birth Date: Jun 1852
Birthplace: Belgium
Race: White
Gender: Male
Immigration Year: 1887
Relationship to head-of-house: Head
Spouse's Name: Julia Hainaut
Marriage year: 1877
Marital Status: Married
Years married: 23
Household Members: Name Age

Louis Hainaut 47
Julia Hainaut 45 born June 1854
Jules Hainaut 21
Louis Hainaut 20
Maria Hainaut 18
Fred Hainaut 16

Jules HAINAUT, 83, formerly of McDonald, died suddenly of a heart attack Friday, July 31, 1959, in the home of his daughter, Mrs. Irma SOLLBERGER, in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. He is survived by four daughters, Mrs. SOLLBERGER, in whose home he died, Mrs. Valora GILLESPIE, Mrs. Evelyn COLLIER, and Mrs. Dora DAVIS, all of Cuyahoga Falls; a son, Alfred HAINAUT of Portland, Ore.; a brother, Fred (Alfred) HAINAUT of Youngstown, Ohio (my GREAT GRANDFATHER); and a number of grandchildren. His wife, now deceased, was Zifferine DESCUTNER. John B. MASQUELIER of North McDonald street, McDonald, is a brother-in-law, and Mrs. Harry DESCUTNER, Sr. of Midway is a sister-in-law. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon in Cuyahoga Falls. Burial was in Chestnut Hill cemetery, Cuyahoga Falls...How come it did not mention Lewis in the death notice?

Name: Louis Joseph Hainaut
Birth: 27 Aug 1879 - Province of Hainaut, Belgium
Residence: Indiana, Pennsylvania..this is the other brother....I have more information on him if you want it?

Alfred or Fred HAINAUT, 79, a former resident of McDonald, died Monday, January 7, 1963, in his home in Youngstown, Ohio. A son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Louis HAINAUT, he was born in Belgium and came to the United States at the age of three. He left McDonald about 45 years ago and went to Youngstown, where he was employed by the U. S. Steel co. He retired about 14 years ago. Mr. HAINAUT was twice married. His first wife, Irma BRICELAND HAINAUT died about 1911 and his second wife died in 1937. He leaves a son, Dr. Charles A. HAINAUT of Houston; and a daughter, Evelyn, the wife of Charles HERRE of Youngstown, Ohio. There are five grandchildren. Funeral services were held January 10 in Youngstown. Burial was in Belmont Park cemetery, Youngstown.

name: Maria Hainaut
residence: North Fayette Township, Precincts 1 & 5, Allegheny, Pennsylvania
birth date: Aug 1881
birthplace: Belgium
relationship to head of household: Daughter
father: Louis Hainaut
father's birthplace: Belgium
mother: Julia Hainaut
mother's birthplace: Belgium
race or color (expanded): White
head-of-household name: Louis Hainaut
gender: Female
marital status: Single
immigration year: 1887
enumeration district: 0460
page: 14
sheet letter: A
family number: 296

This is Jules oldest son name Alfred HAINAUT
Birth Date: 13 Sep 1901
Death Date: Mar 1967
Social Security Number: 335-12-0281
State or Territory Where Number Was Issued: Illinois

Death Residence Localities
ZIP Code: 97140
Localities: Sherwood, Washington, Oregon

Jules son Alfred's wife
First Name: Florence
Middle Name: S
Last Name: Hainaut
Name Suffix:
Birth Date: 3 December 1902
Social Security Number: 335-12-3317
Place of Issuance: Illinois
Last Residence: Sherwood, Washington, Oregon
Zip Code of Last Residence: 97140
Death Date: January 1996
Estimated Age at Death: 94

Dora C.(HAINAUT) Davis
name: Dora C. Davis
birth year: 1902
burial place: Akron, Oh
cemetery: Mount Peace Cemetery
residence: Apex, Wake, NC
street address: 6013 Splitrock Trail
gender: Female
death age: 88
marital status: Widowed
race: White
occupation: Housewife
birth date: 07 Dec 1902
birthplace: Mcdonald, Pa.
father: Jules Joseph Hainaut
mother: Zepherine Descutner

Evelyn Hainaut
Ohio, Deaths, 1908-1953
spouse: Hugh F. Collier
child: Robert G Collier

name: Robert G Collier
event: Death
event date: 28 Jan 1951
gender: Male
death age: 3y
race: White
birth date: 12 Feb 1947
birthplace: Akron, Ohio
estimated birth year: 1948
father: Hugh F. Collier
mother: Evelyn Hainaut

name: Edward George Hainaut
event: Death
event date: 15 Dec 1934
event place: Akron, Summit, Ohio
residence: Akron, Summit, Ohio
street address: 952 Chalker
gender: Male
death age: 18y 9m 22d
marital status: Single
race: w
occupation: student
birth date: 23 Feb 1916
birthplace: McDonald, Pennsylvania
estimated birth year: 1916
burial date: 27 Dec 1934
burial place: Akron, Summit, Ohio
cemetery: Chestnut Hill Cemetery
father: J Hainaut
father's birthplace: Belgium
mother: Zephirine Dessutner
mother's birthplace:

Name: Valara Mae GILLESPIE
[Valara Mae Hainaut]
Gender: Female
Age: 38
Birth Date: 11 Feb 1918
Father's Name: Jules J. Hainaut
Mother's Name: Zephirina Descutner
Spouse's Name: James Harvey Gillispie
Spouse Gender: Male
Spouse Birth Date: 9 May 1912
Spouse Father's Name: James Henry Gillispie
Spouse Mother's Name: Turzah Wiemer
Marriage Date: 12 Oct 1956

Re: Hainaut Family

bjhst17 — 2012-07-02 17:48:27Z

Hi,
Nice to meet you, I have alot of the family history about Louis senior 1852 but I could not trace anything back to Europe, I wish I was not at school I could upload some of the files I have of the family... that is neat how you know who is father was (Louis) I searched for years, sadly I could not read French like the rest of the old family members, my grandfather spoke it but never taught me...As I explained earlier my great grandfather was Alfred or Fred Hainaut he was married twice my grandfather Charles Hainaut, DMD was off his first wife Irma Briceland...I come off his only son and he has three daughters....I was on facebook with Louis Joseph Hainaut siblings, they were alot of them, over 15 I think....they live right down the road from me about an hour and everytime I wanted to meet they did not want to, so I got frustrated and disconnected them I am not proud of that..my parents wanted to meet them and over the last two years they kept on canceling..my parents go give up on them..That was something about Louis dying in the horrible work accident? My father and I went to the burial site, he did not even have a tombstone..poor man...I was wondering did Alfred and Florence have any kids I found somewhere that he died in 1967..Nice talking to you.I was trying to put together a family reunion.I shall check back sometime next week and upload the information I found :-)

Re: Hainaut Family

bjhst17 — 2012-07-02 17:47:54Z

I am wondering my great grandfather Alfred Joseph HAINAUT from Belgium born about 1883 came over 1886 or 1887 had a brother Jules Joseph HAINAUT about 10yr when he came over, actually he had another brother Louis Joseph Hainaut and a sister Mariah, there mother name was Julia and there father was Louis Joseph Hainaut born in 1852 Belgium...they lived in McDonald Pa,where Louis Hainaut died in 1905....my grandfather went to Ohio with some of the Hainauts around 1920s...and Jules had several kids the oldest being Alfred who my old man said went to Oregon..If this is any relation to you....

Re: Hainaut Family

swordchief — 2012-06-21 13:51:23Z

Your Grandfather lived in Youngstown Ohio, he died there and I believe he is buried in or near Youngstown - I have that data somewhere.

Re: Hainaut Family

swordchief — 2012-06-20 19:58:00Z

There is a site online that has obituaries from McDonald PA, as I recall there was a terrible mine cave in and several Descutners and a few Hainauts were killed. I got a lot of my information from family and from obituaries. The two families are very interesting in Europe. The Original Louis was from just over the French border in France and the Hainauts are from Charleroi to a mining area in France.

All of the Hainauts except Edward had kids and the families tended to be rather large.What makes it difficult is they keep using the same names over and over again but I separated most of it out. I would like to know where Louis (senior) was born and where he was married. The Descutners and the Hainauts came over on the same boat. I have the exact date somewhere. Jules carried a good luck piece in his little ten year old pocket on the voyage over and I have that.

Re: Hainaut Family

swordchief — 2012-06-20 17:32:44Z

Yes Jules Joseph (29 June 1877-31 July 1959) was my grandfather, We visited Hainaut family members in McDonald while I was growing up - I loved my mother's aunt Mariah's pies. Jules had three boys and four girls, Alfred (1901) was the oldest and he did go to Eugene Oregon, his brother Lewis (1906) went to Chicago, the youngest brother Edward (1916) died unmarried at about age 21 or 22. the girls were Dora Davis, Evelyn Collier (1904), Irma Sollberger (my mother - 1912 to 1988) and Valora Gllespie (1918) Jules was married to Zepherine Descutner (1875) - her parents were Pierre Joseph Descutner (1848-1907)and Catherine Zandenborg (1848-1918)married in Cordelles Belgium 1867. Louis Joseph's (21 April 1851- 1905) wife's name was Julia Maria (11 May 1854)

Re: Hainaut Family

swordchief — 2012-06-20 17:28:58Z

Yes Jules Joseph (29 June 1877-31 July 1959) was my grandfather, We visited Hainaut family members in McDonald while I was growing up - I loved my mother's aunt Mariah's pies. Jules had three boys and four girls, Alfred (1901) was the oldest and he did go to Eugene Oregon, his brother Lewis (1906) went to Chicago, the youngest brother Edward (1916) died unmarried at about age 21 or 22. the girls were Dora, Evelyn (1904), Irma (my mother - 1912) and Valora (1918) Jules was married to Zepherine Descutner (1875) - hre parents were Pierre Joseph Descutner (1848-1907)and Catherine Zandenborg (1848-1918)married in Cordelles Belgium 1867. Louis Joseph's (21 April 1851- 1905) wife's name was Julia Maria (11 May 1854)

recherche ascendant de BAUWENS Adrien

bauvens — 2012-06-11 15:09:36Z

Bonjour

Je recherche les ascendants de monsieur Adrien BAUWENS, né en 1747 à Ellezelles en belgique hainaut. Il était marié avec madame MOREAU Thérèse elle aussi née en 1747 à Ellezelles.
Merci beaucoup

Re: Pierre Joseph Paulin Fleurquin X Duroisin, Celine Julie Josephe 1800’s, Paris and Belgium.

laneerwin — 2012-05-27 00:51:54Z

Searching for family of Pierre Joseph Paulin FLEURQUIN b. ca. 1815, maybe Paris or Belgium and Celine Julie Josephe DUROISIN b. ca. 1817, Antoing, Belgium. Children Louis Paulin Victor, Paulin Henri, Leontine Ester Paulin and Leopold Paulin Emile born and lived in greater Paris area 1800’s.