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Family tree of the Lords of 's-Gravenwezel. [16th c.] 65.5 x 64.5 cm, vellum, brown ink and pen, Dutch, coats of arms painted in gouache and gold (soiled, some stains, traces of mounting on cardboard on the reverse). Family tree from 1242 to about 1640, illustrated with 78 coats of arms. The earliest known mention of 's-Gravenwezel (near Antwerp) dates from about 1250. Our document mentions Wouter (or Walterus), who received this lordship in 1242 from Henry, Count of Cuyck. In 1418, Gerbrandt van Weezel relinquished his title “van Weezel” in favor of “van Nierop.” The genealogy ends with Mathilde, daughter of Barthelemy, known as Gerbrandt van Nierop, and second wife of Jan de La Bistraet. Alliances: van Immersele, van Botlant, van Lier, van Bergens, van Huynegem, Peeters, Diercxsens.
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