Jaquemyne Noiret

  Noted events in her life were:

• Misc: a member of the church of Walloon, 22 Apr 1601, Leyden, Holland.

• Family Origin. Jacquemyne Noiret became engaged to Philippe Anton du Trieux on April 11, 1615 and they married on May 10, 1615. She was from Lisle, according to the marriage register of the Walloon church in Amsterdam. Philippe, age 27, had lived on the "Wale pad" or Walloon Avenue for most of a year, and was a bachelor. Jacquemyne, born at Ryssel, age 22, had lived on the Wale pad for 12 years. Their son Philippe was baptized on January 3, 1616 with Arnoult Noiret (her father) and Jaspar du Trieux (of whom there in no other record) present. There is also record of "Jacquemyne, widow of Philippe du Trieux" transferring in 1601 from the Walloon Church of Norwich to that of Leyden. Daughter Marie was baptized in Amsterdam on April 5, 1617. The family was received into the Leyden church in October 1617, then went back to Amsterdam in December 1617. The second son, named Philippe, was baptized in Amsterdam on February 10, 1619; daughter Madeleine was baptized in Amsterdam on February 9, 1620.

Jaquemyne married Phelippe Antoine Du Trieux, son of Jean De Trou and Unknown Unknown, on 4 Nov 1615 in Dutch Reformed Church, Amsterdam, Netherlands. (Phelippe Antoine Du Trieux was born on 18 Jul 1588 in Roubaix, France (Lower Netherlands) and died before 8 Sep 1653 in Smits Valley, New Amsterdam ⁴⁸⁶.)

  Noted events in their marriage were:

• Engagement, 11 Apr 1615.

  Marriage Notes:

Jaquemyne and I were betrothed on April 11, 1615. On May 10, 1615 our banns were announced.