Jacques
de Planque
aka del Planque, De Plancken, De Planck
Born in Rijsel, Oost-Vlaanderen, België
[uncertain]
[uncertain]Brother of
Anne De Plancke and Jesse De Plancke
Husband of
Sara (Fauconnier) Faulconnier
— married
17 Sep 1600 in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Nederland
Descendants 
Father of
Sarah (de Plancken) Bosch and Marie (de Plancken) des Plancq
Died before
before age 42
in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Nederland
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Contents |
Biography
Name
Birth
- ABT 1575 Amsterdam, Noord, Netherlands
- Abt 1575 Lille, Flanders (Rijsel, Vlaanderen)
- 1576 in Noord, Sint Anthonis, Noord-Brabant, Netherlands
Marriage
- Amsterdam, Marriage (banns) Date: 26-08-1600
Groom: Jaques [del] Planque
Bride: Sara Faulconnier [5]
- Husband of Saera Fauconier — married September 17, 1700 in Noord, Amsterdam, Holland[6]
- Husband: Jacques de Le Plancque
- Wife: Sara Fauconnier
- 17 SEP 1600 Amsterdam, Noord, Holland, Netherlands[3]
Children
Death
- BEF APR 1617[3]
Notes
- Note H482[O'Bryan extended Family tree.FTW from De Le Plancque-2]
- Must be an error in birthdate. He would have been 12 yrs. old at marriage. The estimated birthdate must be an error. The marriage date appears firm since it is from documents on Dutch colonization of the East Coast. IGI has nothing to add to Jacques De Le Plancque -- Conove r file gives birthdate of 1576 -- Marriage banns for he and Sara Fauconnier were published 2 6 Aug 1600, married 17 Sep 1600 to Sara Fauconnier, daughter of Pierre Fauconnier and Margrie te du Pont Van Doornick, 17 Sep 1600 at Walloon Church, Amsterdam,,North Holland, Netherlands .
- This record shows surname of de Le Plancque but the Conover file shows the spelling Deplancqu eMust be an error in birthdate. He would have been 12 yrs. old at marriage. The estimated bi rthdate must be an error. The marriage date appears firm since it is from documents on Dutc h colonization of the East Coast. IGI has nothing to add to Jacques De Le Plancque -- Conove r file gives birthdate of 1576 -- Marriage banns for he and Sara Fauconnier were published 2 6 Aug 1600, married 17 Sep 1600 to Sara Fauconnier, daughter of Pierre Fauconnier and Margrie te du Pont Van Doornick, 17 Sep 1600 at Walloon Church, Amsterdam,,North Holland, Netherlands .
- This record shows surname of de Le Plancque but the Conover file shows the spelling Deplancque
Sources
- ↑ Entered by Charles Oliver, Sep 1, 2012.
- ↑ Entered by Wilfred Vasile, May 28, 2012.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 S189: Bryan extended Family tree.FTW (from De Le Plancque-2)
- ↑ Souce S165: Ancestry Family Trees Data (from Deleplancque-1)
- ↑ Source: Amsterdam archief bronverwijzing: DTB 409, p.228 opmerkingen: Huwelijksintekeningen van de KERK. Archief van de Burgerlijke Stand: doop-, trouw- en begraafboeken van Amsterdam (retroacta van de Burgerlijke Stand) Ondertrouwregister: NL-SAA-26386151 Int. Marriage 26-08-1600 del Planque, Jaques - Faulconnier, Sara scan Left page, second entry - DTB 409, p.228 - Huwelijksintekeningen van de KERK. - A22971000116
- ↑ note was added to Deleplancque-1 profile
- Source: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints: Ancestral File Number: JD5G-BJ: FSFTID K275-X1V.
- Source S165: Ancestry Family Trees Ancestry 633752985 Data (from Deleplancque-1)
- Source: FamilySearch from De Placken-2
- Source: Elmer Leonard Hauser Genealogyfrom De Placken-2- Source: William Howard Hauser Genealogyfrom De Placken-2
- Source: Descendants of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhovenfrom De Placken-2
- Source: ancestray.com RootsWeb's WorldConnectfrom De Placken-2
Acknowledgments
- The WikiTree profile de Le Plancque-2 was created through the import of O'Bryan Family tree.ged on September 6, 2011 by Tim Tropeck: Type: Record Change Date: 01 SEP 2004: Bryan extended Family tree.FTW (from De Le Plancque-2)
- The WikiTree profile de Planque-1 was entered by Charles Oliver on September 1, 2012. No sources were given.
- The WikiTree profile De Plancke-2 was entered by Wilfred Vasile on May 28, 2012. No sources were given.
- A WikiTree profile was created through the import of small2.ged on 30 November 2010. User ID: A5C5C2ECEF8C4758BB1E78E16511CD49F012. Source was apparently LDS (LDS Baptism 29 JUL 1989; LDS Temple: SGEOR). The also gedcom included FSFTID K275-X1V.
- The WikiTree profile Deleplancque-1 was created through the import of Lent_Vise_2011-05-11aa.ged on May 26, 2011 by Bryan Sypniewski. Source given #S165 was Ancestry Family Trees (Family Tree files submitted by Ancestry members).
- The WikiTree profile De Placken-2 was created by William Hauser.
- This person was created through the import of grant2.ged on 07 February 2011. The following data was included in the gedcom. You may wish to edit it for readability.User ID: 0DC639FB12C7CF49919A4A0380A9E91FA1C8 Prior to import, this record was last changed 00:00:00 20 Jul 1999.
- Deplancque-3 was created by Terri Rene DaVar through the import of Terri Rene Plus_2016-WikiTree,ged.ged on May 17, 2016
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But it's a great and very interesting find Johan and it looks they had more buurtschappen (hamlets) with names that, if they would be added as places of Birth could be pretty confusing, there also was a Klein Gent also in Zeeland.
And looking at the buurtschappen that (wikipedia) there are some pretty interesting ones. We for example have a van Marle family, a van Wely family and some others with last names that perhaps came from those buurtschappen, so thanks for sharing !
And is there someone who can help and decipher the age that's mentioned at the marriage record for him so we can see if that's correct ?
Thanks for the help everyone it's really appreciated !
I think Bea is right, it had to be Lille or in Dutch language Rijssel.
I think its better to remove the misleading text in the biografy, three "wrong" Birthplaces.
Same here, no little Vlaanderen, those days it was Graafschap Vlaanderen or County of Flanders and it was a bilingual County. The south around Rijssel (Lille) was Romanesque (French-Flanders), the north and the coastal region spoke Old Dutch. And it was part of the Seventeen Provinces
Added source for their marriage (scan) now, so perhaps we can decipher the place of Birth (or at least where he came from) from it ;)
I think perhaps it's Rijssel ? It also says he was a boratwerker, borate was a certain woven fabric, previously commonly composed of silk and wool. It was used for all kinds of garments, especially for stockings. But also for mantles. (named Huycken or Huiken)
Greets,
Bea
I only know West Vlaanderen, Oost Vlaanderen, Vlaams Brabant en Zeeuws Vlaanderen.
Never heard about Little or Litle Flanders.