Table of genealogies contained in this book :

Alatruye - Aronio - Aulent - Bady - Baillieu - Barbier de la Serre - Bave - Bayard - Beaumont (de) - Béron (du) - Berthault - Beuvet - Bidé - Bonnier - Bostica - Boutillier - Breckvelt - Bridoul - Brigode (de) - Chambge (du) - Chasteau (du) - Chauwin - Corbie (de) - Cormontaigne - Costa - Cuvillon - De Lescluze - De Lespaul - Deliot - Delobel - Denis - Desbarbieux - Desbuissons - Desfossez - Douchet - Dragon - Druez (de) - Dubosquiel - Farez - Farvacques - Fasse -Faucompret (de) - Flandres (de) - Fontaine (de) - Forest (du) - Fourmestraux (de) - Fourmestraux de Saint Denis (de) - Fourmestraux de Wazières (de) - Frans - Fruict - Ghesquière - Gilleman - Goudeman - Haffrenghes (d') - Hangouart - Hannecart - Haye (de la) - Henry - Herts - Hespel - Hot (du) - Hoyqueslot (van) - Huvino - Ingiliard - Jacops - La Chaussée (de) - La Fonteyne (de) - Lagache - Lambelin - Lannoy (de) - Lecat - Lefebvre-Delattre - Le Gay - Leleu - Le Machon - Le Maistre - Lencquesaing (de) - Lenglart - Le Pippre - Lespagnol - Le Thierry - Libert - Lippens - Lisle (de) - Madre (de) - Malatiré - Mariaval - Massiet - Méry de Montigny - Miroul - Montmonier (de) - Moucque - Mousson - Mouton - Muette - Muyssart (de) - Nicole - Noiret - Noiret de Saint Antoine - Obert - Parmentier - Percourt - Petitpas - Plaetvoet - Porrata - Potteau - Porte (de la) - Pottiers - Poucques (de) - Poulle - Quecq - Ramery - Regnault - Renard - Retz (du) - Ricourt - Ringuier - Rosendal (de) - Rouvroy - Sailly (de) - Savary (de) - Scherer - Scrieck - Stappart - Surmont (de) - Taviel - Tesson - Turpin - Vanderbecken - Van der Cruisse - Vanderlinde - Vandermaer - Vanhove - Vanlear - Van Thiennen - Vendeville (de) - Verghelle - Volant - Wacrenier - Waignon (de) - Walrave - Waresquiel - Warlop - Wattepatte - Zouche.

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Table of genealogies contained in this book :

Alatruye - Aronio - Aulent - Bady - Bave - Bayard - Beaumont (de) - Béron (du) - Berthault - Beuvet - Bidé - Bonnier - Bostica - Boutillier - Breckvelt - Bridoul - Brigode (de) - Broide (de) - Cardon - Cardon d'Avelu - Castelain - Chambge (du) - Chasteau (du) - Chauwin - Corbie (de) - Cuvillon - Deliot - Desbarbieux - Desbuissons - Desfossez - Douchet - Druez (de) - Dubosquiel - Farvacques - Fasse - Flandres (de) - Fontaine (de) - Forest (du) - Fourmestraux (de) - Fourmestraux de Saint Denis (de) - Fourmestraux de Wazières (de) - Frans - Ghesquière - Gilleman - Goudeman - Haffrenghes (d') - Hangouart - Hannecart - Herts - Hespel - Hot (du) - Huvino - Ingiliard - Jacops - La Chaussée (de) - La Fonteyne (de) - Lagache - Lambelin - Lannoy (de) - Lecat - Lefebvre-Delattre - Le Gay - Leleu - Le Maistre - Lencquesaing (de) - Lenglart - Le Pippre - Lespagnol - Le Thierry - Libert - Lippens - Lisle (de) - Massiet - Méry de Montigny - Miroul - Montmonier (de) - Moucque - Muyssart (de) - Noiret - Noiret de Saint Antoine - Obert - Parmentier - Percourt - Petitpas - Plaetvoet - Porrata - Potteau - Pottiers - Poulle - Quecq - Ramery - Regnault - Renard - Retz (du) - Ricourt - Ringuier - Rosendal (de) - Rouvroy - Sailly (de) - Savary (de) - Scherer - Scrieck - Stappart - Surmont (de) - Taviel - Tesson - Turpin - Van der Cruisse - Vanderlinde - Vanhove - Van Thiennen - Vendeville (de) - Verghelle - Volant - Wacrenier - Waignon (de) - Walrave - Warlop - Wattepatte - Zouche.

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Table of genealogies contained in this book :

Aronio - Bady - Bave - Beaumont (de) - Beuvet - Bonnier - Broide (de) - Chasteau (du) - Chauwin - Corbie (de) - Deliot - Desbuissons - Desfossez - Fasse - Fourmestraux (de) - Fourmestraux de Saint Denis (de) - Fourmestraux de Wazières (de) - Ghesquière - Goudeman - Haffrenghes (d') - Hannecart - Herts - Huvino - Ingiliard - La Chaussée (de) - La Fonteyne (de) - Lagache - Lannoy (de) - Lefebvre-Delattre - Lespagnol - Le Thierry - Lippens - Montmonier (de) - Mouque - Noiret - Noiret de Saint Antoine - Percourt - Potteau - Poulle - Ricourt - Rosendal (de) - Rouvroy - Sailly (de) - Savary (de) - Stappart - Surmont (de) - Vanderlinde - Wacrenier - Walrave - Wattepatte.

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Aronio - Aulent - Bady - Bave - Beaumont (de) - Béron (du) - Berthault - Beuvet - Bidé - Bonnier - Breckvelt - Bridoul - Brigode (de) - Broide (de) - Cardon - Cardon d'Avelu - Chasteau (du) - Chauwin - Corbie (de) - Deliot - Desbarbieux - Desbuissons - Desfossez - Fasse - Fontaine (de) - Forest (du) Fourmestraux (de) - Fourmestraux de Saint Denis (de) - Fourmestraux de Wazières (de) - Frans - Ghesquière - Gillesman - Goudeman - Haffrenghes (d') - Hannecart - Herts - Hespel - Hot (du) - Huvino - Ingiliard - Jacops - La Chaussée (de) - La Fonteyne (de) - Lagache - Lambelin - Lannoy (de) - Lefebvre-Delattre - Lenglart - Lespagnol - Le Thierry - Lippens - Miroul - Montmonier (de) - Moucque - Muyssart (de) - Noiret - Noiret de Saint Antoine - Percourt - Petitpas - Potteau - Poulle - Quecq - Ramery - Renard - Ricourt - Ringuier - Rosendal (de) - Rouvroy - Sailly (de) - Savary (de) - Scherer - Stappart - Surmont (de) - Taviel - Tesson - Van der Cruise - Vanderlinde - Vanhove - Vendeville (de) - Verghelle - Volant - Wacrenier - Waignon (de) - Walrave - Wattepatte.

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De gules with ten lozenges argent (these lozenges are ancient "tetons", large nails intended to reinforce a wooden shield covered with leather; originally neither joined nor abutted). The origin of the coat of arms comes from the defensive role of Lalaing for the town of Douai. The coat of arms of Lalaing being identical to that of Douai (full gules) but reinforced with ten iron nails, it means Bras-de-Fer and probably refers to Baudouin I of Flanders, since Douai means forearm in Gallo-Roman.

The House of Lalaing is an important familythe of the Belgian nobility (Flanders/Hainaut) to which the Lords of Lalain belongg. From the House of Forest (vassal of the Count of Flanders), originating from Forest-sur-Marque now in France near Lille (former county of Flanders), it gave numerous governors and generals to the service of the sovereigns of Hainaut, dukes of Burgundy and then kings of Spain, seven grand bailiffs of Hainaut, Stadhouders of Holland, Zeeland and Gelderland, and twelve knights of the Order of the Golden Fleece. The present family still lives in Belgium³. Their castle, Château de Lalaing (nl) (also called Hof van Lier), is located in Zandberg.

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In heraldryon blazon is a description identifying its holder, which can be represented on a ecua armoura banner or a tabar. It is also referred to asweaponss, the coat of arms designating the shield and its external ornaments. The coat of arms is a sign of recognition of the individual or his family, particularly used by knights in the Middle Ages. However, this symbol is not reserved for them: in France, it is not necessary to be from the nobility to create a coat of arms. Commoners created coats of arms from the beginning of the xiii^e centurythe bourgeoisie being imitated by the simple peasants from the xiv^e century. Cities also create them, as do certain administrations and corporations. The rule is not to usurp the arms of others¹. This personal identification became hereditary in the male lines from about 1130 onwards.

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The nobles, owners of a large part of the land, bore valiantly, together with their vassals, the heavy and perilous burdens caused by wars.

We know what the battles of Bouvines, Courtrai, Crécy and Azincourt cost the nobility and how many families they wiped out.

In order to preserve the nobility on which the organisation of society was based, the sovereigns could find no other way than to create new nobility; this was the origin of the letters of ennoblement.

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The LatviaIn long form the Republic of Latvia (in Latvian : Latvija and Latvijas Republika), is a northern European country in the Baltic States. Located on the eastern shore of the Baltic Sea, it has land borders with Lithuania to the south, Estonia to the north, Russia to the east, Belarus to the southeast and a sea border with Sweden to the west.

Latvia has been a Member State of the European Union since 1 January 2004.^er May 2004 and the Eurozone since 1 January^er January 2014.

Site for genealogical research :

Raduraksti project

In 2010, the Latvian Archives created a virtual reading room, the Raduraksti website, which provided access to parish registers (including rabbinate vital records), Livland and Curonian revision lists, surviving copies of the All-Russian Census and information on university students. . The website was completely redesigned and moved in February 2020. Unlike the old website, where the user had a choice of languages, the current website of Raduraksti is only in Latvian. This is an image from the Raduraksti homepage:

Available collections

Church books
Registers of congregations of various denominations - births and baptisms, marriages, deaths (to 1914).
Soul audits
Census data in Vidzeme and Kurzeme during the Russian Empire in the 18th and 19th centuries.
Books for the home
Books of the Riga City House (late 19th century to 1918).
Riga Polytechnic Institute
Records, lists and diplomas of faculty and students.
Population census
Census documents of the whole of Russia (1897)
Memories of the past
Video memories of people
Passports of Latvian citizens
Collection of passports of Latvian residents (1918-1940)
Students from the University of Latvia
Database of students of the University of Latvia (1919-1944)
Residents expelled from Latvia
List of persons deported by the USSR occupation regime (1941-1953)

JewischGen

To preserve our Jewish family history and heritage for future generations.
JewishGen serves as the global home for Jewish genealogy. Offering unparalleled access to millions of records, it provides unique research tools, as well as opportunities for researchers to connect with others who share similar interests.
The database is regularly updated by over 1000 volunteers who come to us from a variety of different backgrounds, circumstances and experiences - but who all believe in our mission, understand the importance of our work and in the heritage we preserve.
The sources come from civil status, electoral lists, passenger lists, holocaust
https://www.jewishgen.org/databases/latvia/

Other tracks
http://www.genealogylinks.net/europe/latvia/index.html
http://pases.arhivi.lv/index.php?temavb=lv

Sources :
https://www.raduraksti.arhivi.lv/
https://www.jewishgen.org/databases/latvia/
https://www.genealogylinks.net/europe/latvia/index.html
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lettonie
https://www.ancestry.fr/search/places/europe/latvia/
Liliane Hierro, Gen@Europe, 2022 edition, pp 88
Available from the author Liliane Hierro contact.internetgenealogy@gmail.com at the price of 12 €.
Or in the GéniWal shop: https://geniwal.be/boutique/ at the price of 12 €.

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