- The Sign of
Hertoghe or
Queen Anne's sign is a
thinning or loss of the
outer third of the eyebrows, and is a
classical sign of
hypothyroidism or atopic...
- a
Dutch surname meaning "(the) duke".
Other variants include Hertogh,
Hertoghe, and Hertogs.
Notable people with the
surname include:
Alois De Hertog...
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Alain Hertoghe (born 1959) is a
Belgian journalist,
formerly an
employee of the
French Catholic newspaper La Croix. He was
fired in
December 2003 after...
- its own journalists,
Alain Hertoghe, for
writing a book that was
allegedly damaging to the newspaper's
editorial line.
Hertoghe accused the four
major French...
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Joanna de
Hertoghe (c. 1566–1630) was an
abbess of the
Cistercian Oost****lo
Abbey in Ghent.
Joanna was the
daughter of
Cornelis de Herthoghe, esquire,...
- 1606). Born and died at
Greenwich Palace. Cape Ann, M****achusetts Sign of
Hertoghe Anne of
Denmark and
contrary winds Letter from
Queen Anne to the Duke of...
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English ophthalmologist (1858–1937)
Hertoghe's sign Loss of
eyebrows laterally Eugene Louis Chretien Hertoghe,
Dutch thyroid pathologist (1860–1928)...
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Sports Reference LLC.
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original on 2020-04-18. "André De
Hertoghe overleden (Leuven) – Het Nieuwsblad". nieuwsblad.be.
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- merchant,
married Magdalene de
Hertoghe (1619–1694) 5.
Rudolf Berenberg (1623–1672), merchant,
married Susanna de
Hertoghe (1617–1674) 5. (of father's second...
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Guillaume de la Hove 3. 1416-1417
Arnoult vander Borcht 4. 1417-1430
Henry de
Hertoghe 5. 1430-1431 Jacques, Lord of
Sombreffe 6. 1431-1467 Jean
Hinckaert 7....
