Snoy
| Snoy Snoy et d'Oppuers | |
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| Country |  Spanish Netherlands
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| Titles | Lords of Oppuers Lords of Poederlée |
| Estate(s) | Bois-Seigneur-Isaac Castle |
Snoy or Snoy d'Oppuers currently Snoy et d'Oppuers, is a Belgian noble family. The current descendants are titled Barons Snoy and of Oppuers.
Among the former residences of the family we find Château de Bois-Seigneur-Isaac, Meerbeek Castle and Befferhof Castle.[1]
Lord of Oppuers[]
The family was important for the history of the Heerlijkheid of Oppuers. For generations they were Lord of Oppuurs and Poederlee. Joost Snoy became after his marriage the first Lord of Oppuers. Philipp's first marriage to the important house made him one of the most important lords of Mechelen. His daughter Walburga Snoy inherited from her mother, Marie of Brimeu. the seigneurie of Poyelles (). During the 17th century the family obtained political power, and continued to intermarry with important houses.[2]
Philipp vander Aa, Lord of Oppuers,
married to Claire de Barres
- Walburga vander Aa, Lady of Oppuers:
married to Joost Snoy, son of Lambert Snoy.- (1570-1637), knight.
Married 1st Lady Marie de Brimeu, Lady of Poederlee; 2nd Marie vander Dilft.- Walburga Snoy (born 1607), Lady of Poederlee:
married Philippe-Guillaume de Steenhuys. - Jean I Charles Snoy (1618-1689) Lord of Oppuers, Elsbroeck and Weert became 1st Baron of Oppuers:
Married to Jacqueline de Steelandt.- , 2nd Baron of Oppuers;
Married to Marie-Walburga de Steenhuys.- Charlotte-Marie-Florence Snoy:
married to Charles-Philippe Hangouart, count of Avelin.
- Charlotte-Marie-Florence Snoy:
- , (1655-1714): Viscount of Horzeele and Lord of Weert;
married to Claire Wynants- , married to Anna de Castro y Toledo.
- ; member of the Great Council of Mechelen:
married to Dorothee Françoise de t' Sestich.- Philippe Ghislain Snoy, Baron d'Oppuers died 1825
x Marie van der Gracht (1752-1832)- (1777-1840): Lord Chamberlain of King William III; Member of the Belgian Senate.[3]
x Joséphine Cornet de Grez (1785-1839).- (1819-1870), member of the provincial council of Brabant,
Married to Marie-Julie Goethals; (1837-1909): Lady of the Countess of Flanders.[4]- (1862-1930);
Member of the Belgian Senate, mayor.
married to Jacqueline de Pret Roose de Calesberg (1867-1900).- Jean V Charles Snoy et d'Oppuers; Federal Minister of Belgium.
- (1862-1930);
- Alphonse Snoy et d'Oppuers (1820-1844).
- Charles Snoy et d'Oppuers (1823-1908).
- (1819-1870), member of the provincial council of Brabant,
- (1777-1840): Lord Chamberlain of King William III; Member of the Belgian Senate.[3]
- Philippe Ghislain Snoy, Baron d'Oppuers died 1825
- Marie-Alexandrine Snoy (dame Séraphine): Last abbess of La Cambre Abbey.
- , 2nd Baron of Oppuers;
- Walburga Snoy (born 1607), Lady of Poederlee:
- (1570-1637), knight.
- Walburga vander Aa, Lady of Oppuers:
Members[]
- , (1490-1534), doctor, humanist.
- Baron (1879-1946), président of the Compagnie Internationale des Wagons-Lits
- , member of the Chamber of Representatives.[5]
- Baron : President of the Association of Belgian nobility and president of the European ligue of international collaboration: Grand officer of the Order of Leopold.[6][7]
References[]
- ^ http://www.kasteelbefferhof.be/geschiedenis
- ^ Supplement aux trophées tant sacrés que profanes du duché de Brabant, Volume 2
- ^ Etat Présent Noblesse Belge, 1998 II p. 316.
- ^ Etat Présent Noblesse Belge, 1998 II p. 316.
- ^ "De mandaten van Thérèse Snoy et d'Oppuers (Ecolo)".
- ^ http://www.eleclece.eu/en/system/files/pages/cv-bsbis.pdf[dead link]
- ^ "SNOY ET d'OPPUERS (Bernard) - SNOY ET d'OPPUERS (Bernard) - CVCE Website".
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- Nobility of the Spanish Netherlands