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When the Calvinists became leaders of the State around 1580, allRoman religious exercises were forbidden. The mass was secretlyread at the home of the Potter on the Cheese Market, which exposedJan's family to the greatest dangers… Jan de Potter was one of thosewho saw the fatherland on the edge of the abyss, when they signedthe request of reconciliation with King Philip against Calvinists. As aresult, he was badly hit by the new taxes, as the new government inBrussels alleviated them to punish us for the loyalty.130
In 1555, king Philip took the oath of Brabant and the emperor, hisfather, gave him the power. It had been a wet summer, so people didnot get wood from the forests and the prices were high. Everythingwas very expensive, butter costed 2 schillings per pound and eggs 40sch. and the wheat 22 sch. because there was another war going onwith the French.In 1556 everything was even more expensive. On 10.09, Jan’s son,Peter, was born. May 1557, wheat and corn increased and made thebread very expensive.Jan de Potter on the façade of the Brussels City HallIn 1557 the city of Saint Quintens was forcefully conquered and theAdmiral of Sea, was captured. On 18.09.1557 Jan’s brother, Philips,died, he was about 12 years old. In 1558 Jan bought the house at thecheese market and his son Anthonius was born on 05.12.1558.In that year, many great princes and princesses died, such as theEmperor and his 2 sisters, the Queen of France, the King of England,131
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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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The oldest “reliable” basic POT
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Across ages, transcription of names
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Meanwhile, we had found in the arch
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Under Herman came a lineage with se
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Arms of pot craftsmen region, trans
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Above archives were found in 1958 b
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Near Pottes and Pottelles, Renaix i
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Families Structure49
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Extract of Luxemburg branch (blue l
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It is also in Keyem that the direct
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Searching hundreds of Archives in B
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12. In 1630: Robert de Pottere, hea
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Around 1425, Pierrequin de Pottes,
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Karel and Lodewyck de Potter - Logg
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The Biekorf News of 1973 said that
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During the annexation of our countr
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After this speech which, despite it
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Lodewyck was the very first Rumbeek
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While Jehan “le Pottier”, his s
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Nous leurs connaissons trois enfant
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AUDENAERDE BRANCH(Alost, Elseghem,
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DUTCH BRANCH(Zeeland, Bergen-Op-Zoo
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