Glymes (noble family)

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Coat of arms of those van Glymes

The Glymes family (partly also Glimes ) is a family of the Dutch - Belgian nobility. The progenitor Johann Cordeken, who in 1312 received the eponymous Glymes in Brabant (today as Glimes a district of Incourt ), was an illegitimate son of Duke Johann II of Brabant and thus a member of the Reginare family (see also: Stammliste der Reginare ) .

The House of Glymes soon split into four lines:

  1. The oldest line is that of the Marquis de Bergen op Zoom , which died out in 1567
  2. The middle line is that of the Comtes de Grimberghe and Princes de Berghes, which went out in 1744.
  3. The youngest line is that of the Lords of Limelette and La Falize , who received the title of Comte de Glymes in the last generation and died out in 1769.
  4. The current line is called de Glymes de Hollebecque .

The German Gundling family is traced back to the Glymes family.

Master list (extract)

The Glymes in Brabant

Castle Hill of Glymes , Brabant
  1. Johann Cordeken, illegitimate son of Duke Johann II of Brabant, received Glymes in Brabant around 1312 ( Reginare )
    1. Jacques de Glymes, attested in 1341
      1. Jean, 1367/76 attested, † 1379
        1. Jean, 1379 Seigneur de Glymes et de Tourinnes
          1. Jean I , † 1427, Drost von Brabant; ∞ Johanna von Boutershem, called von Berghes, heiress of Bergen op Zoom, Grimberghe, Bracht, Melin, Evere etc., † 1430, daughter of Heinrich zu Bergen op Zoom and Johanna von der Aa, heiress of Grimberghe
            1. Johann II. , † 1494, Lord of Glymes, Bergen op Zoom, Mellet, Braine-l'Alleud and Walhain - for descendants see below
            2. Elisabeth, † around 1458; ∞ Adrian II. Lord of Kruiningen , † around 1490 ( House Kruiningen )
            3. Heinrich, † 1442, to Mellet , Opvelpe and Bracht
            4. Anton, † 1469/70, to Mellet and Walhain
            5. Philipp, † 1464, Lord of Grimbergen; ∞ Jeanne de Hamal, daughter of Arnold zu Elderen ( Hamal house ) - for descendants see below
          2. Baudouin, attested 1433/52, Seigneur de Bierbais , de Chaumont , de Denée et de Beaurieu
            1. Baudouin, † around 1487, Seigneur de Tourinnes et de Bonlez  ; ∞ Anne de la Haye, † 1519, heiress of Limelette, heiress of Alexandre and Anne de Limelette - descendants: the lords of Tourinnes and Limelette, † 1769
            2. Isabelle, † 1495, to Beaurieu, Soye and Schore ; ∞ Jakob Graf zu Salm , † 1475

The Marquis de Bergen op Zoom

Courtyard of the Marquis de Bergen op Zoom in Bergen op Zoom
Ruin of Walhain Castle
  1. Johann II. , † 1494, Lord of Glymes, Bergen op Zoom, Mellet, Braine-l'Alleud and Walhain - ancestors see above
    1. Philip † 1475
    2. Heinrich , † 1502, 1479 coadjutor and 1480 Bishop of Cambrai , 1493 Chancellor of the Order of the Golden Fleece
    3. Johann III. , † 1531, 1494 in Bergen op Zoom etc., imperial chamberlain, knight of the Order of the Golden Fleece , governor, captain general and Bailli of the county of Namur
      1. Johann, † 1514, Seigneur de Walhain; ∞ Anna von Burgund, † 1511/12, daughter of Adolf von Burgund zu Beveren ( House of Burgundy )
      2. Anna, † 1541; ∞ Adolf von Burgund zu Beveren , † 1540 ( House of Burgundy )
      3. Adriana, † 1524; ∞ Philipp , Count of Nassau in Wiesbaden , † 1558
      4. Philipp, † 1525, Seigneur de Walhain
      5. Anton de Berghes , 1532 in Bergen op Zoom, 1532 Dutch Comte de Walhain, 1533 Spanish-Dutch Marquis de Bergen op Zoom, governor, captain general and sovereign Bailli of the county of Namur , knight of the Order of the Golden Fleece , imperial councilor and chamberlain; ∞ Jacqueline de Croy, † around 1550, daughter of Henri de Croy, Count of Porcéan ( House of Croy )
        1. Anna, † 1563; ∞ Robert Graf von der Marck and von Arenberg, † 1544 ( House Arenberg )
        2. John IV, 1541 Marquis de Bergen op Zoom, Governor, Captain General and Grand-Bailli of the County of Hainaut , Governor of Valenciennes and Cambrai , Spanish Councilor and Chamberlain, Knight of the Order of the Golden Fleece
        3. Robert, † 1565, Comte de Walhain, 1549 coadjutor and 1557–1564 Bishop of Liège
        4. Ludwig, † 1562, to Merksem, Schoten etc.
        5. Mencia, † 1561, to Walhain and Braine-l'Alleud; ∞ Johann Freiherr von Merode in Petershem, † 1601
    4. Anton, † 1531, abbot of Saint-Bertin in 1493
    5. Michiel , † 1482, Lord of the High Glory Polsbroek
    6. Cornelis , † 1509, Lord of Grevenbroeck and Polsbroek etc., Knight of the Order of the Golden Fleece
      1. Maximilian , † 1545, zu Zevenbergen , Polsbroek etc., Knight of the Order of the Golden Fleece
      2. Leonhard, † 1523, imperial councilor and chamberlain
      3. Cornelis, † after 1552, coadjutor 1530 and 1538–1544 Bishop of Liège
      4. Margareta, † after 1551; ∞ Floris von Egmond, Count von Büren, † 1539
      5. Maria, † after 1566, mistress of Polsbroek; ∞ Ludwig von Ligne , Baron de Barbençon

The Comtes de Grimberghe and Princes de Berghes

The Prinzenkastell in Grimbergen (destroyed in 1944)
  1. Philipp, † 1464, Lord of Grimbergen; ∞ Jeanne de Hamal, daughter of Arnold zu Elderen ( Hamal house ) - ancestors see above
    1. Philippe, X 1474, 1464 Burgundian Baron de Grimberghe
    2. Jacques, † before 1486, Baron de Grimberghe
      1. Robert, Baron de Grimberghe in 1486
      2. Georg, † 1541, Baron de Grimberghe
        1. Friedrich de Glymes called de Berghes, † 1605, 1542 Baron de Grimberghe
          1. Jakob, † after 1627, 1606 Baron de Grimberghe
          2. Wilhelm , † 1609, 1597 Bishop of Antwerp , 1601 Archbishop of Cambrai
          3. Gerhard, † 1617; ∞ Anne de Hamal, daughter of Philippe de Hamal, Baron de Monceaux ( Hamal house )
            1. Gottfried, † 1635, 1625 Spanish-Dutch Comte de Grimberghe; ∞ Honorine von Horn, † 1666, daughter of Gerhard von Horn, Comte de Baucignies ( Haus Horn )
              1. Honorine, † 1679; ∞ I Albert Maximilien de Hénin, Comte de Boussu , X 1640 ( House of Hénin ); ∞ II Henri II. De Lorraine, duc de Guise , † 1664 ( House of Guise )
              2. Eugen de Berghes, † 1670, 1635 Comte de Grimberghe
                1. Philipp Franz, † 1704, 1686 Spanish-Dutch Prince de Berghes, Comte de Grimberghe, Governor and Captain General of Hainaut , Governor of Brussels , Knight of the Order of the Golden Fleece
                  1. Marie Franziska Josephine, † 1724, 1706 Abbess of Nivelles
                  2. Alphons Franz Dominikus, 1704 2nd Prince de Berghes etc., grandee of Spain 1st class, knight of the Order of the Golden Fleece ; ∞ Anna Henriette Charlotte de Rohan-Chabot, † 1751, daughter of Louis de Rohan-Chabot, Duke of Rohan
                  3. Honorine Charlotte, † 1744, 1720 in Grimberghe; ∞ Louis Joseph Comte d'Albert, 1729 Prince de Berghes, † 1758 ( House of Albert )
                2. Maria Anna Antoinette, † 1714; ∞ Ferdinand Gaston Lamoral, Duke of Croy , X 1720 ( House of Croy )
                3. Maria Franziska, † 1724, 1706 Abbess of Nivelles
                4. Alphons Joseph, † 1654, Spanish governor of Mechelen
                5. Georg Ludwig , † 1743, 1724 Prince Bishop of Liège
              3. Ignaz, † 1690, Spanish general
              4. Alphonse Ghislain Norbert , † 1689, 1667 Bishop of Tournai , 1671 Archbishop of Mechelen
    3. Jossine; ∞ Pierre de Lannoy, † 1510, Knight of the Order of the Golden Fleece

Other members of the sex

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Lukas C. Gundling: On the origin of the Gundlings in northern Württemberg . In: Südwestdeutsche Blätter für Familien- und Wappenkunde (SWDB) Volume 33, Stuttgart 2015, pp. 117ff .; ders .: The Gundling family as it is in the book, in: Südwestdeutsche Blätter für Familien- und Wappenkunde (SWDB) Volume 35, Stuttgart 2017, p. 74.