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808 - Genealogical chart of the descendants of Jehan de La Bricque and Marie de Baudart. 17th century. 73.5 x 52.5 cm, fold 1 cm, vellum, brown ink, in French, coats of arms highlighted with gouache, signed De Gilleman and Vandecre (?), red wax seal under attached paper (soiling, a few marginal tears with minor damage to two coats of arms and two cartouches, small hole and tear at the fold at the bottom of the document, incomplete seal). Jehan de La Bricque (or Labricque) is mentioned as a knight, Lord of Lannoy, captain, “buried at the Jacobins in Lille in 1581.” His son Simon, a squire, succeeded him. His daughter married Louis de Bacheler, also a squire. This family of minor nobility was established notably in Steenvoorde and in the Liège region. Its members held, among other titles, those of squires and lords of Steenvoorde, Lannoy, or Bomerée from the 15th to the 17th century.
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Genealogical chart of the descendants of Jehan de La Bricque and Marie de Baudart. 17th century. 73.5 x 52.5 cm, fold 1 cm, vellum, brown ink, in French, coats of arms highlighted with gouache, signed De Gilleman and Vandecre (?), red wax seal under attached paper (soiling, a few marginal tears with minor damage to two coats of arms and two cartouches, small hole and tear at the fold at the bottom of the document, incomplete seal). Jehan de La Bricque (or Labricque) is mentioned as a knight, Lord of Lannoy, captain, “buried at the Jacobins in Lille in 1581.” His son Simon, a squire, succeeded him. His daughter married Louis de Bacheler, also a squire. This family of minor nobility was established notably in Steenvoorde and in the Liège region. Its members held, among other titles, those of squires and lords of Steenvoorde, Lannoy, or Bomerée from the 15th to the 17th century.
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