Genealogy Chat

I have now googled that spelling as well. I always do Ceu... when I try, didn't think to try Cue... Seems like the only way to solve all this is a trip to Ghent. Thanks to everyone for their help. Jennie

Got to go out now. Will look at it to morow morning. Jennie

So he was born abt 1802 Exact Search Results - New York, 1820-1850 Passenger and Immigration Lists You searched for Cuelebr* Refine your search All ResultsViewing 1-1 of 1 View Record Name Arrival Date Age Gender Port of Departure Place of Origin Ship View Record E. B. Von Cuelebroeck Sep 3, 1847 45 M Belize Belgium Robert Bruce zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz HE IS ALSO ON GOOGLE

Hi Jennie When i try to save/send images they are unreadable but i will post what i find and hope someone else can help. Exact Search Results - 1860 United States Federal Census You searched for Cuelebr* Refine your search All ResultsViewing 1-1 of 1 View Record Name Home in 1860 (City,County,State) Age in 1860 Birth Year Birthplace Gender View Image View Record Edward blondull Van cuelebreck Washington Ward 2, Washington, DC Belgium Male

There's more and more of these people about. I started thinking that just one came to England. Already I have found 3 plus mum and dad. There were 11 children in that generation. Jim, if you find anything else perhaps you could let me know. there does seem to be a bit on Anc/com. Jennie

Sometimes it happens for different religions to please both parties families... Kim

Looks like her to me? Search Results - New York Passenger Lists You searched for Cuelebroe* Refine your search All ResultsViewing 1-1 of 1 View Record Name Arrival Date Estimated Birth Year Gender Port of Departure Place of Origin Ship Name View Ship Image View Passenger List View Record Connters Blondulran Cuelebroeok 30 Apr 1873 abt 1837 Female Liverpool, England and Queenstown, Ireland United States of America Scotia

So is that 3 marriages at the last count? Jay

That's the one! I think I will have to send for the marriage cert in UK-perhaps a count will make up for all the dressmakers in the family. Jennie

From what I can see she died the following July in Madrid-this is from a one world tree-must be something of a record. I should think the poor woman was never on dry land for more than a day or so. Jennie

Did not last very long? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Provincial Councilors of Pennsylvania 1733-1776. Those Earlier Councillors Who were some time Chief Magistrates of the Province, and their Descendants Early Councillors who were Chief Magistrates of the Province. Edward Shippen. Ellen , m. le Comte Blondeel van Cuelebroeck , Envoy Ex. from Belgium to Spain , d. Madrid , Sep. 13, 1872 ,

Have just discovered he married the same woman again in the US. He is also called a Count so perhaps it's different for them! Jennie

Does anyone know what they put for their marital status at the second marriage ceremony?????????????! merry

Probably one civil ceremony and one religious..........following the continental practise...... Reg

It happens fairly infrequently but people do ,sometimes, marry twice. In the brides parish and again in the husbands but more likely one church one civil.

Sorry, I missed that one. That seems logical as he was from Belgium. Pity he wasn't the same one who emigrated to US that I found yesterday! Would have tied things up neatly for a change. Jennie

Ellen Willing and Blondeel Van Ceulebroeck were married twice. One registration in Westminster and one St george H Square. Any suggestions please? Jennie