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Baron Jean
Joseph Edouard Pycke d'Ideghem (11
December 1807 – 27
April 1892) was a
Belgian liberal politician. He was
governor of the
province of Antwerp...
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Pitteurs Hiegaerts Poma de Potesta, de
Potesta de
Waleffe Prisse Pycke,
Pycke de
Peteghem and
Pycke de Ten
Aerde de
Radzitzky d'Ostrowick de
Rennette de Villers-Perwin...
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Netherlands Charles–Louis van
Keverberg van
Kessel (1815–1817)
Pierre Joseph Pycke (1817–1820)
Leonard Pierre Joseph du Bus de
Gisignies (1820–1823) André...
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Tessier Diplomatique royale française pp. 256–290 Guyotjeannin],
Pycke and Tock L'Atelier du Médiéviste 2:
Diplomatique Médiévale pp. 86–92 Zacour...
- l 'Institut
Historique de
Belge de Rome, 64, 223–263. Verhelst, Daniël;
Pycke,
Nestor (1995). C.I.C.M.
Missionaries Past and Present:
History of the Congregation...
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significant work on the
castle between 1743 and 1752. In 1872,
Baron Victor Pycke de
Peteghem (1835–1875), from Oudenaarde,
bought the estates. He immediately...
- "CERIA | Anderlecht". www.anderlecht.be.
Retrieved 4
April 2021.
Verhelst &
Pycke 1995.
Vanysacker &
Renson 1995, p. 36–37. "Anderlecht –
Inventaire du patrimoine...
- Ga****re,
Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh, September/October 2003. J.
Pycke, "(2) Gilles", in
Dictionnaire d'histoire et de géographie ecclésiastiques...
- (1781—1793),
Charles of Austria-Lorraine (1793—1794)
Preceded by Guillaume-Ignace
Pycke Personal details Born
around 1735
Duchy of Brabant,
Austrian Netherlands...
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portal History of
Brussels Belgium in the long
nineteenth century Verhelst &
Pycke 1995.
Vanysacker &
Renson 1995, p. 36–37. "Eglise Saint-Vincent de Paul...
