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Frans I van
Kinschot (1 May 1577 – 5 May 1651), Lord of Rivieren, Jette, Gans****n, was a
jurist and
chancellor of Brabant. Van
Kinschot was the son of...
- Just de la Paisières Van Karneb**** van der
Kelen Kenessey de
Kenese Van
Kinschot De Kock
Kreutzwendedich von dem
Borne De
Kuyper De la
Court De
Lange Van...
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became an
independent muni****lity. In 1977, the
hamlets of
Schoonbroek en
Kinschot became part of Retie, the area
Kijkverdriet was
awarded to Ravels, and...
- 1661-11-28)
Monarch Philip IV of
Spain Preceded by François de
Kinschot Succeeded by
Philippe de
Steenhuys Personal details Born
Robert van ****eliers...
- He was born in
Antwerp as the son of
Johan (or Jan)
Roose and
Maria van
Kinschot. His brother, also
called Jan Roose,
would later be a
mayor of Antwerp...
- den (25-07-1670 - 28-03-1673) Witt,
Johan de (04-08-1672 - 20-08-1672)
Kinschot,
Roeland van (20-03-1673 - 04-02-1701)
Borselen van der Hooge, Adriaan...
- 1940 - Town Hall rebuilt.[citation needed] 1946 - François
Henri van
Kinschot [nl]
becomes mayor. 1978 - 1978 Tour de
France cycling race
starts from...
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Amsterdam poet
Rijksmuseum SK-A-4592
Arnoud van
Halen Portrait of
Caspar van
Kinschot, Poet
Rijksmuseum SK-A-4595
Arnoud van
Halen Portrait of
Jacob Heiblocq...
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Philip IV of
Spain Preceded by
Petrus Peckius Jr.
Succeeded by
Frans I van
Kinschot Personal details Born (1570-06-26)26 June 1570
Brussels Died 24 November...
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Stenen Molen Bergmolen 1844
Molenechos (in Dutch)
Ranst Molen van den
Kinschot Molen Rijmenants Stellingmolen 1858
Molenechos (in Dutch)
Ravels De Nachtegaal...
