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Genealogical Tree of the VROMANT Family |
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This archive will teach you more about the family VROMANT, originating from Belgium. All the places mentioned on this page are in the neighborhood of Kortrijk, which is a small city of 50,000 inhabitants (+ 20,000 in the suburbs) in West-Flanders (and where the US cyclist Greg Lemond lived during his European bicycling days). The cities of Zwevegem (or Sweveghem in the old spelling) and Deerlijk can also be found on the Internet. Heestert and Sint-Denijs are villages which are now part of Zwevegem.
For more information, mail to Joris Vromant
or to Jan
Vromant.
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· Jean Baptiste VROMAN (°1749)
· Benignus Franciscus VROMANT (°1804)
· Deodatus VROMANT (°1879)
· Alberic VROMANT (°1928)
He was married with Anna Vereecke.
From this marriage:
- Petrus: born in Sint-Denijs on 23 May 1642.
Born in Sint-Denijs on 23 May 1642, son of Judocus Vromont. He
married on 31 July 1708 with Catherine Saverijs, born in the year
1666, died in Sint-Denijs on 31 October 1720, daughter of Georgy Saverijs.
(She was the widow of Judocus of der Ginsten, who died before 1708.)
From this marriage:
- Pierre: born in Sint-Denijs on 23 February 1713.
- Judocus
- Antonius: He was married (1) with Joanna Depoorter. He was married (2) with Maria de Molie, born in the year 1664, died in Sint-Denijs on or before 19 May 1730.
Born in Sint-Denijs on 23 February 1713, died in Deerlijk on 15 January
1780, son of Petrus Vromont. He was 'gatekeeper'
("poorter" in Dutch) from 1763 until 1780. He married on 25 April
1741 with (1) Maria Joanna Tanghe.
From this marriage:
- Pierre: born in Sint-Denijs on 15 January 1743, died in Deerlijk on 16 March 1801. He was married to Marie Jozef Filet.
He married in Sint-Denijs on 11 April 1747 with (2) Marie Catherine
Therese Desauw, born in Deerlijk on 13 September 1719, there deceased on 23
July 1785, daughter of Joannes Desauw and Catharina Ingelbuer.
She paid the gatekeeper's fee ("poorterschap") from 1780 until 1785.
From this marriage:
- Jean: born on 31 March 1749.
- Joseph: born in the year 1752, deceased in Deerlijk on 23 August 1808. (The date of birth is not very certain and the date of deceasing can be the year 1799 instead). He was married with Marie Anne Veys, born in the year 1730, deceased in Deerlijk on 1 November 1786.
- Franciscus: born in Deerlijk on 20 June 1763, there deceased in the year 1780.
- Xavier
- Marie: she married in the year 1771 with Laurent De Lombaerde.
- Angelica: she married in the year 1782 with Petrus Joannes Veys.
- Marie: deceased in Deerlijk after 1786 (probably on 26 October). She married on 26 April 1786 with Jozef Joannes Baptiste Callens.
Born on 31 March 1749, deceased in Kortrijk on 3 October 1810, son of Pierre Vroman. (He is registered as Vromant in the
baptismal registry).
He married in Deerlijk on 31 January 1787 with (1) Rose Steelandt, born
in Deerlijk on 31 July 1759, deceased on 9 September 1795 (at 8:00am), daughter
of Paschasius Steelandt and Maria De Cock.
From this marriage:
- Petrus: deceased in Deerlijk on 21 March 1787. On his death certificate is mentioned "as the son of Steelandt".
He married in Sint-Denijs on 1 June 1797 (2) with Marie Joseph Dooms, born on 5 September 1757, deceased in Heestert on 23 September 1797 (at 5:00am), daughter of Jacobus Dooms and Maria Joanna Theresia Labens.
He married in Deerlijk on 21 February 1798 with (3) Marie Thérèse Decock,
born in Vichte on 12 August 1773, deceased in Zwevegem on 14 November 1841,
daughter of Joannes Franciscus Decock. She was not able to write.
From this marriage:
- Rosalie: born in Heestert (canton Avelgem) on 21 March 1799. The birth certificate also mentions "4 germinal jaar VII"
- Benignus: born in Kortrijk on 5 October 1804.
- François: born in Kortrijk on 3 December 1807. As birthplace, the registry mentions that he is born in Kortrijk "hors la porte Saint-Jean" (outside the St. Johns' gate). He married in the year 1838 with Catherine of Nieuwenhuyse, born in Aalbeke on 24 March 1814, daughter of François of Nieuwenhuyse and Marie Anne Thérèse De Kimpe. Her birth registry mentions "hors la porte de Tournai" (outside the Tournai gate).
- Angeline: born in Kortrijk on 13 October 1810, deceased on 6 May 1811. As place where she deceased is mentioned "hors la porte Saint-Jean", "décédée dans la demeure de ses parents" (deceased in the residence of her parents).
Farmer in Sweveghem, born in Kortrijk on 5 October 1804 (born Friday 13
Vendemaire jaar XIII), deceased in Sweveghem on 24 September 1873, son of Jean Baptiste Vroman.
He married on 16 April 1833 with Coleta Li(e)taer, born in Lauwe on 7
December 1808, deceased in Sweveghem on 4 November 1854, daughter of Petrus
Joannes Andries Li(e)taer and Barbe Thérèse Houpline.
From this marriage:
- Ivo(n): born in Sweveghem on 10 February 1834, there deceased on 7 November 1854.
- Ida: born in Sweveghem on 3 November 1835, there deceased on 4 August 1862. Deceased in "'t Lankwater".
- Pauline: born in Sweveghem on 26 October 1837. She was a nun, according to Odilon Vromant, the eldest son of Deodatus Vromant.
- Louis: born in Sweveghem on 21 May 1840, there deceased on 23 May 1840
- Charles: born in Sweveghem on 30 August 1841, there deceased on 22 April 1870 (at 2:00am).
- Polydoor: born in Kortrijk on 8 September 1842, deceased in Ingelmunster in the year 1911. He was married with Louise Verstraete.
- Marie-Louise: born in Sweveghem on 24 February 1847, deceased in Kortrijk on 23 July 1921. She married on 10 June 1868 with Alois Deso(d)t, from Klerken, born on 10 January 1838, son of Pieter Deso(d)t and Seraphina of Isacker. He was [onderkoster] and lived in Eemelghem before he married.
- Theophiel: born in Sweveghem on 24 August 1849, there deceased on 10 January 1933. He was blind when he died. He was married with Hortense Depoorter, born in Aerseele on 8 May 1853, deceased in Sweveghem on 11 March 1926.
- Maria-Cecilia: born in Sweveghem on 22 November 1852, deceased in Leysele on 31 December 1920. She was married with Clemens-Justine De Wulf, born in Oedelen on 6 September 1850, deceased in Lampernisse on 31 January 1902.