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From this branch, Anna Regina Potters married Godefridus vanLanschot. She was born in 1738 as eighth kid of Francis Potters,buyer in Den Bosch, son of Johan de Pottere, son of Claudius dePottere, bailiff of Grombergen. A brother of Anna Regina wasChristian, carrying the same coat of arms, considered as member ofthe same family.In Bergen-Op-Zoom, the family de Pottere was in the portauthority in the 15 th , 16 th and 17 th centuries. Jan Baptist de Pottere,born in 1626 in the castle of Grimhuysen (Oud-Gastel) and prior inthe abbey of Sevenborn in Halle, wrote in 1687 in a family book thatan esquire Jan de Pottere, living in 1293, was a noble man, of pleasantand spiritual company (sic).He also said that “his nobility came from his ancestors, a.o. Herman de Pottere,made noble in 1093 by Godfrey of Bouillon”. Unfortunately, in 1397 andagain in 1444, Bergen-Op-Zoom was destroyed, leaving no recordsof such amazing informations from the Abbey of Grimhuysen. In thepurple branch of the Netherlands, we include Thomas de Potterewho was a tax-receiver of the King of Spain in the Low Countrieswith his own secure medal receipt shown here below.78
SAINT-NICOLAS BRANCH(thanks to Christian, Serge, Vincent and Peter-Frank)As early as the 13th century, this prolific line (Yseq DNA “ I1”) ofthe families de Potter was mostly active in Saint-Nicolas.They surely met the other Potter’s, occupying public responsibilitiesclose by like Antoine, Bailiff of Leuven in the 16 th century, Jan, Scoutof Brussels in the 17 th century or Pierre de Pottere, member of theHigh Council of nearby city of Malines in the 18 th century.The descendants of the famous historian Frans de Potter, member ofthis line, Christian and his nephew Serge, helped us a lot to study thisbranch.Also, with the help of DNA expert Wim Penninx and Peter-Frank dePotter in The Netherlands, plus biology doctor Vincent de Potter inTourhout, we pursued the “full Y-chromosome DNA-testing” for the ten“de Potter” ‘s from various origins!79
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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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DIARY OF JAN DE POTTER 1550-1620Chr
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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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