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Potter FamiliesMillennium Forest83
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Based on the text of Bert Hellinger
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Profound Respect to Her Royal Highn
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Laugh with respect. Smile with love
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All my gratitude, for their genuine
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POTTER’s StreetOrigin of a Name 1
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Wars, revolutions, religious banish
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Origin of a name17
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At the end of the 1st Millenium, in
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Family Origins23
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2. “Pottier” ancestors in Frasn
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2. WEST-FLANDERS “Potter” re-un
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Page 35 and 36: Meanwhile, we had found in the arch
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Page 39 and 40: Arms of pot craftsmen region, trans
Page 41 and 42: Above archives were found in 1958 b
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Page 47 and 48: Near Pottes and Pottelles, Renaix i
Page 49 and 50: Families Structure49
Page 51 and 52: Extract of Luxemburg branch (blue l
Page 53 and 54: It is also in Keyem that the direct
Page 55 and 56: Searching hundreds of Archives in B
Page 57 and 58: 12. In 1630: Robert de Pottere, hea
Page 59 and 60: Around 1425, Pierrequin de Pottes,
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Page 63 and 64: The Biekorf News of 1973 said that
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Page 67 and 68: After this speech which, despite it
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Page 75 and 76: AUDENAERDE BRANCH(Alost, Elseghem,
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Page 91 and 92: In this short French chapter relate
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Page 99 and 100: Pursuing the rebellion, in 1796 and
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Page 109 and 110: then with Jan De Passer, or with Tr
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Page 117 and 118: had done to the Holy Church. I hear
Page 119 and 120: Agreement dated 1563 between the Sp
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Page 125 and 126: Antoine de Potter, head of Brussels
Page 127 and 128: Ancient Families of Brussels, Bruss
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Almost all narrative sources, both
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very seriously sanctioned by the Co
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In the meantime, the Duke had gathe
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Longest look in the past, furthest
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Louis de Potter155
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Mysterious green Potter branchThis
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in-law of Reine de Potter of the bl
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- County of Potelles (1270): the Du
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Recently, families were reunited, w
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Helped by editors, artists and brew
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hair; the fierce journalist, pamphl
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Louis de Potter de Droogenwalle was
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WHO IS WHO?Esquire Jan de Potter(e)
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Louis’ Grandmother de Cupere (cas
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Louis de Potter’s wife, Sophie Va
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European Supports of Louis de Potte
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What was the background of Louis as
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In the 1830 fight, there were remar
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enough to publicly entertain many r
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Rebel against the formal French-Dut
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Timeline of Louis’ LifeThe life o
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The fourth part explores the States
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Residences of Louis de PotterLouis
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Louis’ father lived in week-ends
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All properties sold for the revolut
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Joseph II of Austria had ruled for
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“Dear Louis, I kiss you with all
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His Italian partner, Matilde Meoni-
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throne as Leopold II, in 1790, had
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In his Letters From Paris by Mr. Gr
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Proud of a full version, Louis quic
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Louis de Potter’s Belgian CareerP
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at the head of a Brussels governmen
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Resisting to a conservative "Belgia
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Belgium is composed of the flat nor
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his possessions in Flanders to prom
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Marat painted by David, Louis’ be
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Louis also translated letters of Pi
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But suddenly some new papers, with
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Louis, which the king himself had s
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It was again Lamennais and Louis, t
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The same year, in Brussels, he boug
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The entire assortment of Belgium's
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inherent in see-sawing· between co
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Van Maanen, Minister of Justice, wa
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On November 14, Louis revealed his
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Fundamental Law" from The Hague whi
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At this same proceedings, Louis gav
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“Noble and Powerful Lords” did
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Louis told king William that he cou
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Louis concluded by returning to the
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This “Union” pamphlet was writt
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climate that had created it. The sl
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The Union pamphlet, was of such a h
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In Louis' response, "Anonymous" que
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“Our friend de Potter has a cold,
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One of the men King William sent to
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Assuming that these people were unt
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In his “Letter to Minister Van Go
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publishers in 1836-37 in eight volu
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As soon as the government realized
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He also used the letters to show Lo
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On the very eve of the revolution t
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Also tied up, above left on the dra
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Mrs. de Potter, Mrs. Tielemans and
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The outburst started with young men
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The French government, however, was
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Brewers Rodenbach, friends of famil
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Being the mayor of Rumbeke he enorm
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Louis’ connections in ParisSeptem
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Louis, on the other hand, hoped tha
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In a letter to Gendebien on Septemb
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Louis' residency in Paris during th
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approximately 154 miles northeast o
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Long live the Belgian Lafayette! Hu
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With a vibrating voice, Louis did t
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of the Dutch, Louis’ stay in Ital
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First draft Congressional text by L
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Fortunately for Belgium, none of th
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The addition of Gendebien to the Pr
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During that period, heavy military
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The Constitution was the cause of t
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received the Order of Leopold for d
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opening of Congress, and they did n
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pursued by him and his colleagues i
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Belgian hearts artistThe honorable
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would, as native-born Belgians, be
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Belgian 1830 Revolution, Louis kiss
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Grave of Louis de Potter de Droogen
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The Hon. Louis de Potter by Jacquet
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First “picture” of Louis de Pot
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Armand de Potterby relatives Yvonne
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natural kid would have been conceiv
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which hangs in the living room of Y
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There was also this publication by
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A new fashion in 1800, prized by yo
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Frans de Potterby descendant Christ
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As a child, he loved the unspoilt n
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One of the 30 volumes describing th
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However, in 1881, the same minister
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gone for 70 years, that: “He had
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Frans’ historical work, with rega
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His “History of the Belgian Farme
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Together with Theofiel Coopman, off
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He is buried in Sint-Amandsberg and
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Jean de Potterby descendantFernand
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Fernand de Potter also mentioned th
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But that's not counting those who,
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Daily Book of Jean de PotterGoing t
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And this is where the story begins
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Just before his heroïc death, Jean
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Nicolasde Potter d’Indoye(Indooie
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Books contributions:- 2000: Procès
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Making ofWith the practical help of
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Encouragements from the King of Bel
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Baron Jean-Charles van Caloen welco
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