Notes on the Douglas dit Schott family in Belgium
• Marie-Thérèse Douglas dit Schott Born June 14, 1694 in
Mechelen
Deceased on January 21, 1754, at the age of 59
Married
December 26, 1740, to Charles François de Partz (1695 - 1756), councilor
at the Grand Council of Mechelen
• Philippa Douglas, said
Schott 18th C? Mechelen
• Philippe de Schott dit Douglas
married to Marguerite Ruts.
Child(ren):
Madelaine de Schott dit
Douglas 1590-????
Corneille de Schott dit Douglas
•
Belgium Armorial of 1866;
Villegas Family of Saint Pierre Jette, in Belgium, but originally
from Spain.
Français : Écartelé: au 1 d'or à la fasce
bretessée et contrebretessée de sable (Kinschot); au 2 fascé d'or et de
sinople de six pièces (Oyenbrugge); au 3 d'argent à cinq losanges de
gueules, accolés en bande (van Ophem); au 4 d'argent à un cœur de
gueules, sommé d'une couronne royale d'or, et au chef d'azur chargé de
trois étoiles d'or (Douglas dit Schott); sur le tout : un écusson
d'argent à la croix florencée de sable, vidée du champ, à la bordure
componée de seize pièces, huit de gueules, chargées chacune d'une tour
d'or et huit d'argent, chargées chacune d'une chaudière de sable
(Villegas)
[Spread: at 1 gold at the breathssed and borerish sand (Kinschot)
fess; at 2 Fascinals of Gold and Sinta of Six Pieces (Oyenbrugge); at
the 3 silver with five rhombus Gules, ventilated in band (Van Ophem); At
the 4 silver at a heart Gules, summoned with a royal crown of gold, and
the chief of azure charged with three golden stars (Douglas says
Schott); On all: a silver crest with the crossed cross of sand, emptied
from the field, at the edge componed of sixteen pieces, eight Gules,
each loaded with a round of gold and eight of silver, each loaded with
'a sand boiler (Villegas)]
• Keyserlijck and Con.
Belthouwer 'and his wife Isabella de Coninck Christoffelsdr. owe 600
guilders to Jacques Douglas-Scott, repayable in six months // his
probate inventory (Arenbergstraet) is dated 1740; 1740: inventory of the
estate of Jacques Douglas dit Scot and his wife Anna Catharina Damé (Arenbergstraat),
he died 27 February 1740. In the lower room 17 paintings, stonework
(ruin) upholstered with figures by the painter Rysbrack and Van den
Bosch. Notary PJ Allefeldt, N 126 f (33). (van Hemeldonck 2007)
•
Jacques Douglas-Scott was a painter active in Antwerp 1679-09-18 - 1712
He died in Antwerp on 1740-02-27. He was aslo a moneylender.
• Séraphine Theresa
Ghlislaine Douglas dit Schott +1850 70ans Malines Mechelen de Ratzitzky
d'Ostrowick Ysebrandt de Lendonck Emmerich Créqui Unknown event 15 April
1850 (Marriage?)
The Radzitzky d'Ostrowick is a family of Belgian
nobility from Westphalia and originally from Poland.
Charles
Léopold Guillaume Louis de Radzitzky (Emmerich, October 1, 1799 -
Mechelen, February 5, 1868) was a son of Frédéric de Radzitzky and
Marie-Jeanne de Créqui-Hannicart.
• Francois de Schott de
Schott dit Douglas, born 1515 in Anvers, Belgium
Died April 15, 1587
(71-72)in Anvers, Belgium
Son of Jean Schott
• François
Douglas gezegd de Schott, born February 06, 1621
Died June 18, 1684
(63) in Mechelen, Antwerp, Vlaams Gewest, Belgium
Son of Cornelis de
Schott and Isabella van der Piet
Husband of Maria Anna van Paffenrode
• Jacques François DOUGLAS dit SCHOT, Born 11 August 1743 -
Szegedin, Csongrád-Csanád, Hongrie Jacques. He was a lawyer at the
Grand Council in Mechelen, Attorney General and then substitute the
Attorney General.
Died 2 September 1816 - Malines, 12025, Anvers,
Belgique, aged 73 years old
Son of
Simon Robert DOUGLAS dit SCHOT,
born 1 August 1709 - Saint-Rombaut - Malines, 12025, Anvers, Belgique,
baptized - Saint-Rombaut - Malines, 12025, Anvers, Belgique, deceased 17
August 1773 - Saint-Rombaut - Malines, 12025, Anvers, Belgique aged 64
years old. He was Master of the Police of the City of Mechelen in
1759, alderman and Communmestre of the same city. He may have had
20 siblings!
Married 3 April 1742, Szegedin, Csongrád-Csanád, Hongrie,
to
Julienne KAUFMANN, born about 1717 - Mosburg, Hongrie, deceased 27
October 1766 - Sint-Niklaas, 46021, Flandre-Orientale, Belgique aged
about 49 years old
• Bernard Victor DOUGLAS dit SCHOT
Born 2 August 1654 - Saint-Rombaut - Malines, 12025, Anvers, Belgique
Baptized 2 August 1654 - Saint-Rombaut - Malines, 12025, Anvers,
Belgique
Deceased 22 April 1717 - Saint-Rombaut - Malines, 12025,
Anvers, Belgique, aged 62 years old
Treasurer and bourgmestre of the
city of Mechelen (1684-1706).
Father of Simon Robert DOUGLAS
dit SCHOT
• Bernard Victor DOUGLAS dit SCHOT was the third
son of
François Bernard de SCHOT, Echevin of Mechelen in 1657,1658,
1664-1667, 1669-1672, 1675. Communmestre in 1673 and 1674, Treasurer in
1676-1680.
Born 8 February 1621 - Saint-Rombaut - Malines, 12025,
Anvers, Belgique
Deceased 18 June 1684, aged 63 years old
He
married 9 November 1649, Malines, 12025, Anvers, Belgique,
Marie
Anne van PAFFENRODE, born 6 October 1628 - Saint-Rombaut - Malines,
12025, Anvers, Belgique, baptized 6 October 1628 - Saint-Rombaut -
Malines, 12025, Anvers, Belgique, deceased 20 October 1655 - Malines,
12025, Anvers, Belgique aged 27 years old , buried 23 October 1655 -
Saint-Rombaut - Malines, 12025, Anvers, Belgique (Parents : M Florent
van PAFFENRODE †1649 & F Anne Marie de HAZE)
At this stage of my
research it is not clear why the name Douglas was introduced.
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Hotel Douglas dit Scott, named after the family who
bought it in 1643 and kept it until 1830. Reportedly previously wool
dyeing business. Later owned by church factory Sint-Rumoldus until 1974.
In 1917 the estate was split into two buildings, with number 6 being
radically altered and restored. According to a drawing by A. Van den Eynde, this
part was no more than an entrance with behind it a courtyard bordered on
three sides by a gallery, the fourth side being closed off by a blank
wall. The courtyard was used as a circulation space and passage to the
stables located in the southwestern part of the garden behind the entire
complex.
Hotel Douglas dit Scott is located in the Sint-Jansparochie, a
district that was the residence of the members of the Great Council of
Mechelen in the 17th and 18th centuries. This also explains the rich
finish of the building, which dates back to the 15th – 16th century. The
annex, which dates back to the middle of the 16th century, has a ceiling
with Renaissance grotesque decoration, which bear witness to the
influence of Cornelis Floris and which is unique to the city of Mechelen
and Brabant. In the 18th century the interior was adapted to the then
prevailing fashion, of which beautiful paneling and stucco ceilings are
still preserved.
See also:
•
Douglas dit Scott
ancestors in Malines [pdf 4mb]
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