Rene, Your mail is turning into the Ansay Family ;-) They are looking to find who was Albert. So, we have to wait Regards Sabrina 2.12.0.0

Thank You, Guy! On Thursday, October 29, 2020, 10:58:18 AM EDT, Guy Gallez <guy.gallez@...> wrote:

Yes Regine, but it wants to be expanded and illustrated ! The separation between the Belgian Luxemburg and the Duchy explained, the reform of 1977 etc... I can get a look at it. I remember having only

Thank you Guy! May i use this for Belgian Laces? Thank you! Regine

There is a book on-line, published in 1838 giving all the names of the villages of Luxembourg: the Belgian province as well as the Great-Duchy. One year after that publication the Luxemburg was

Did you see the records both Annette Biazot and I attached? On Thursday, October 29, 2020, 1:01:42 AM EDT, rene.kratz@... <rene.kratz@...>

Rene, click on the links I sent. Yes these places are in the Luxembourg Province of Belgium On Thursday, October 29, 2020, 1:31:14 AM EDT,

Hmmm...when I am typing in these places, Luxembourg does pop up. As in Muno is a province of Luxembourg. So, the family stories may have been correct. (It's always been confusing...Luxembourg the

Thank you all so much for these tips! Heidi, I don't do FB much, but I will join the group there so I can check in occasionally. Regine....wow! I believe this is my great-grandfather: "Jean Ansay, b

Here is Annette's reply --- J'ai consulté mes relevés réalisés dans les années 1990 dans la commune de Muno dont Lambermont était un hameau. Il y a des Ansay à

Hello Sabrina, Thank You for finding the Ansay in Libramont but Rene is not wrong saying Lambermont, which is a part of the town of Muno. I made the same mistake until I came across the tree on

Hello René, You're wrong when you say Lambermont. Tha Ansay family is coming from Libramont. I 'll check this with a friend coming from Libramont and named Ansay Regards Sabrina 2.12.0.0

The birth record DOES state he was born in Lambermont, though the birth was recorded in nearby Muno On Wednesday, October 28, 2020, 1:12:18

Hello Rene, I did not find any Ansay born in Lambermont in 1902, 1903 or 1904 Lambermont is their last residence, Population registers should help you find that answer but most are not available on

René my thanks to the Belgian Consulate for referring you to this listserv group. The website familysearch.org has online the film of the civil registration for the village of Lambermont, Liege,

Hello, I was given the name of your group by the Belgian Consulate in New York. My mother, Annette Ansay Burke, will turn 80 in December of 2021. She was born to a man named Albert Jean Ansay who

Since I didn't make any of the meetings when Kelly Biers was interviewing members of the Peninsula Belgian American Club/Belgian Heritage Center, I don't really know if he has many Walloon language

Great idea Lucien! Merci José! Je viens juste de trouver les messages. Sounds like this would be a good plan to add the Wisconsin spelling to the site and have a way to compare the way the two were

He needs to talk to Jose. He has focused on Walloon. Keep in mind there are many dialects. The one preserved in Wisconsin is unique. Jose has continued to advocate for Walloon the way others advocate

Here is a Wisconsin update. Professor Kelly D. Biers (University of North Carolina) plans to create a Wisconsin Walloon primer that will be easily accessible to the Wisconsin Belgian community. The