The NOE family from the Meetjesland in East-Flanders, Belgium

B V a1 Petrus Emmanuel Noë

fs Petrus (B IV a) and Maria Theresia De Bue
brother of Franciscus Antonius, Antonius Franciscus and of Martinus

° St. Laureins 22/3/1745
x Oosteeklo Joanna Livina Thyssebaert
† Eeklo 12/4/1811

He married in Oosteeklo on 4/5/1771 with Joanna Livina Thyssebaert (also called Isebaert). She was the daughter of Cornelius Thyssebaert and Marie Pauwels of Lembeke. She gave him eight children.

Petrus Emmanuel died on 12 April 1811 about midday in his house in the "Hondekotstraat" (Doghouse Road). His son-in-law had to give his occupation and they filled in "fileur de laine" (weaver).

Joanna stayed on until her 79th year and died in her house in the "Brugschestraat" (Bruges Street) in Eeklo on 11/3/1823 at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.

Their children:

Petrus Jacobus Noë
° Eeklo 1/3/1772
He married Livina Roegiers. He died in the house situated Section C Number 192 in the "Blommekens" (Flowers) district in Eeklo on 10/12/1808 at 8 o'clock in the morning. They had no children.
Vincentius Noë
° Eeklo 27/9/1773
x Eeklo 21-1-1795 Thecla Francisca Rabaut
xx Ghent 9-2-1831 Joanna De Buck
† Ghent 6-7-1831
Isabella Theresia Noë
° Eeklo 9/9/1775
† Eeklo 10/3/1776
Joannes Bernardus Noë
° Eeklo 19/7/1777
† Eeklo 12/9/1784
Anna Noë
° Eeklo 26/5/1781
She was a dressmaker (seamstress).
She was married in Eeklo on 11-5-1803 to Felix Nieffels, the son of Silvester Nieffels and Petronella Pauwels. Felix was born in Eeklo in the "rue de vicaire" on 19-11-1757. He was a weaver. He died shortly afterwards because on 8 June 1804 the contents of Anna's house was valued by notary public Jacobus Aernout from Eeklo, in the presence of Pieter Dhuyvetter, Anna's uncle and the ward of her only child Marie Therese, that was barely three months old.
There was only the living room cum kitchen, the attic and the back yard, not a lot of room for not a lot of belongings. But nothing other than the living room where everything happened, that was nothing unusual in those days.
Thirteen months after her first wedding she married again. Her second husband on 14-6-1804, was Pierre Vandegenachte, a cobbler. He was born in Eeklo on 2 December 1781, the son of butcher François Vandegenachte and Jeanne Aernout.
Anna gave birth to 7 children. She died on 7-4-1823 at 11 a.m. in their house in the Cocquytstraatje in Eeklo.
Pierre remarried in Eeklo op 27/12/1823 with Maria Francisca Vyncke, born in Eeklo on 27/3/1800, the daughter of Philippus Vyncke and Maria Verheecke. She gave him 8 children and died in Eeklo on 8/4/1875. Pierre died at the age of 67 in the Cocquytstraat in Eeklo on 13/12/1848. His oldest child was 43 years old and his youngest barely 8.
(Our source for some of the information about Anna: “De Eik”, year 18, pp 255-256)
Carolus Noë
° Eeklo 29/6/1779
† ?
Maria Noë
° Eeklo 20/6/1784
† Eeklo 19/10/1803
Livina Francisca Noë
° Eeklo 14/1/1787
She married in Eeklo on 9/6/1809 with cobbler Bernard Lecomte who was born in Eeklo on 28/10/1779, the eldest son of Jan Baptiste Lecomte and Joanna Catharina Wilderoo and widowed by Maria De Rouck. They were both illiterate. They were married for more than 54 years. At the end of their life they were admitted into the "institute of charity" in the Brugsestraat where they both died, Bernard on 26/12/1863 and Livina on 12/10/1866. They had one daughter.

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