Raimbeaucourt

Raimbeaucourt is a common French, located in the department of the Northern and the area Nord-Pas-de-Calais.

Geography

History

Raimbeaucourt east composes of three Seigneurie S which depended all on the parish of this name listed in 1079 in the Cartulaire of the abbey of Auchy-the-Monks which had the furnace bridge of the parish under the name of Erambaucourt. These seigniories are:
Ribeaucourt, was high with the row of county,
Hamel of Bray or Bray, stronghold in viscontal justice and of which history with almost always be related to the ground of Ribeaucourt,
Bind which was marquisat.

The Raimbeaucourt toponym is the deformation of Erembauldocurtis (which comes from Eremboldus = victorious or skilful chief and of curtis who indicates a strengthened house), just like it is for the communes of Ribeaucourt in the Sum and Ribeaucourt in the Meuse, as well as place also says Ribeaucourt to Mazinghien in the department of North.
Bind indicates an enchanter place.
Bray a marshy place.

Lords of Ribeaucourt

One is unaware of which was the first lord of Ribeaucourt, the local tradition, the historians want that the first lords were the same ones as those of Ribeaucourt in the Sum, but no documentary evidences confirms it. The seigniory depended on the Holy-Gertrude abbey of Marchienne, whose Agnés de Ribeaucourt was abbess into 874. In the acts Ribeaucourt was always called Raimbeaucourt even if its lords said lord of Ribeaucourt and if one finds the village of Raimbeaucourt indicated on the old charts under the name of Ribeaucourt-lès-Raches or Ribeaucourt in Pévèle.
1216 Hellin de Wavrin, known as the uncle, lord of Hendecourt, Raimbeaucourt and Wazières. City like witness in charters of December 28th, 1216 emanating of Raoul, bishop of Arras, approving the sale of a ground in the Chapter Holy-Cross of Cambrics, (A. Mathias, History of Wavrins , Lille, 1904).
1242 Robert de Wavrin-Wazières, lord of Raimbeaucourt, founded the vault castrale, with authorization of Jacques, bishop of Arras.
1296 Hugues d' Ailly, lord of Rumes, Raimbeaucourt and Hornaing, (G. Demay, Inventory of the seals of Flanders , Paris 1873).
Before 1377 Mathieu de Lannoy.
1377, Engelbert d' Enghein, lord of Raimbeaucourt by purchase to the precedent. The seigniory is seized following the murder made by Engelbert on the person of its nephew Ghauthier d' Enghein, in 1381.
1388 Henri d' Antoing, lord of Raimbeaucourt by purchase to the precedent, his Marie daughter is the Engelbert wife! 1441 Robert Josne, lord of Contay, and his/her son Guillaume junior buys Riambeaucourt in Enghein.
1461 Louis Josne de Contay, wire of Guillaume, lord of Raimbeaucourt by donation of his/her father.
Towards 1470 Left-handed person of Rouvroy of Saint-Simon becomes lord of Raimbeaucourt, he gives the seigniory to his son Antoine, lord of Rache, of Bray, Bersé and Orchies, this one sells the whole of its seigniory to his/her uncle Gilles de Rouvroy of Saint-Simon, baillif and captain of Sanlis, which finished its life with the cordeliers of Besancon
1501 Philippe Josne de Contay, lord of Forest and Raimbeaucourt, by purchase with Gilles de Rouvroy.
1504 Charles Josne de Contay, lord of Contay, Forest and Raimbeaucourt. 1511 Francoise Josne de Contay, rams of Raimbeaucourt, marries of Jehan de Humières, knight, lord of Humieres, Raimbeaucourt and of Saulchy, this one sells Raimbeaucourt with the suivant.
1527 Nicolas (known as Colar) of Aubermont, knight, lord del' Cushy job, of Deffière, Laibray and Raimbeaucourt by purchase with preceding, middle-class man of Turned, large-Master of Water and Forets of Saint-Amand-the-Water in 1534, gentleman of the House of Charles Quint in 1541, first Master of hotel of Rene count de Nassau and prince d' Orange, husband of Marie Hanneron, then of Jehenne de Grave, rams of Masnuy-Saint-Pierre.
1562 Jehan d' Aubermont, lord of Raimbeaucourt, wire of the first bed of the precedent, husband of: 1e Marie Preud' Man, 2nd Jehenne de Briarde known as of Coye, 3rd Marguerite de Waudripont.
Before 1580 Jehan d' Aubermont, rider, lord of Raimbeaucourt, lieutenant of the company of ordinance of the count de Lalaing, wire of the segond reads precedent, without alliance.
Before 1583 Charles d' Aubermont, knight in 1596, large baillif de Termonde in 1580, brother of the precedent, husband of Malsen, deceased without posterity in 1624.
1624 Jean-Conrade d' Aubermont, knight, lord of Raimbeaucourt, oldest son of the precedent, Master of camp and adviser to the Council of War of King d' Espagne, governor of Gueldre and Zutphen, husband of Anne de Malsen, without posterity.
1652 Gaspard-Antoine d' Aubermont, knight, lord of Grembergen and Raimbeaucourt, large baillif de Termonde, Master of camp and adviser to the Council of War, brother of the precedent, husband of Lambertine d' Enghien-Kestergat.
1657 Charles-Ignace d' Aubermont, knight, lord of Grembergen and Raimbeaucourt, large baillif de Termonde, wire of the precedent, husband of Jacqueline Gysselleers, without posterity. He sees his ground of Raimbeaucourt set up in county in 1659. In 1668 by the treaty of Aachen Raimbeaucourt becomes français
1693 Marguerite d' Aubermont, countess of Raimbeaucourt, ram of Grembergen, sister of the precedent, marry of Diego Gomez of Espinosa, lieutenant-general, governor of the fortified towns of Termonde, Based, Nieuport, Ostend and Antwerp, which widowed remarie with Barbe van der Linden.
1694 Gaspard-Antoine Gomez of Espinosa, count de Raimbeaucourt, lord of Grembergen, lieutenant-general, oldest son of the precedents, husband of Isabel Bouwens, without posterity. 1725 Jacques Gum of Espinosa, count de Raimbeaucourt, lord of Grembergen, canon of Holy-Gudule in Brussels, provost of Harlebveke, brother of the précédent.
1748 Liebert-François Christin, count de Raimbeaucourt, baron de Meerbeek, Viscount of Duysbourg and Tervueren, lord of Grembergen and Bautersem, (1703-1785), nephew of the precedent, married on January 31st, 1747 with Marie-Therese-Genevieve de Vilsteren, baroness of Laerne, Almelroy, Well and Wordragen. It had to return the consent to the king Louis XV on July 28th, 1759 under the title of “count de Raimbeaucourt”, but its descent is known still today under the name of Christyn de Ribaucourt.
1758 Philippe-Alexandre Christin, count de Raimbeaucourt, baron de Meerbeek, of Laerne and Almelroy, Viscount of Duysbourg and Tervueren, lord of Grembergen etc.

The family Christyn de Ribaucourt, of Belgian nobility, had the castle of Ribeaucourt until the beginning of the XXe century, it is it which made shave the feudal home to replace it by the current building before Révolution.

Sources: Files of the House of Ribeaucourt; Bernard Coussée: " Raimbeaucourt at time formerly " ; Herve Douchamps and Joseph Lefèvre: " The Family Christyn de Ribaucourt volume II "

The lords of Bind

1218 Anselme d' Aigremont, lord of Bind, yields to the abbey of Anchin 12 part of the dîme of Raimbeaucourt.
1256 Jean of Bind, makes build the vault castrale.
1296 Cholart of Bind sells grounds with the abbey of Saint-Amant.
1349 Marguerite de Liez Waultier wife, knight, lord of Small-Vacquerie in Moncheaux, it was extremely old and did not have a enfant.
1385 Fibula of Bind wife of Jean de Roisin known as of Avelui, lord of Antaing, it remarie in 1406 with the lord of Saint-Simon, widower of the sister of Pierre van Haveskerque known as of Wisques, lord of Raches, which Saint-Simon died in Azincourt. She died in Douais in 1432, without posterity. The seigniory passes to the lord of Vertaing, it leaves the seigniory to its grand-daughter who suit
1420 Fibula of Wingles, rams Bind little girl of the lord of Vertaing, marries of Nicolas de Blacquehem.
1473 Robert de Blacquehem, rider, lord of Bind, wire of the précédents.
1486 All Saints' day de Blacquehem, rider, lord of Bind, brother of the precedents, husband of Jacqueline de Baillon, widow in 1514, tutor of her minor son who suit.
1514 Philippe de Blacquehem, rider, lord of Bind, wire of the precedents, husband of Jeanne Grignard, widow in 1537, tutor of her minor son who suit.
1537 Antoine de Blacquehem, rider, lord of Bind, wire of the precedents, husband of Geraldine Carette, remariée in Charles de Willem, rider, lord of Langlet, which raised the stronghold in 1562 in the name of the children of his wife: Olivier de Blacquehem, three years old, and Jacques, new né.
1589 Olivier rider, lord of Bind, wire of the precedents, handlebar of the company of the count de Roeux, soldier with the service of King d' Espagne, then magistrate with Douais, married with Lille on October 21st, 1589 with Catherine de Beaufremezt, buried in the church of Raimbeaucourt in 1622.
1623 Jean de Blacquehem, rider, lord of Bind, $the Hague and the Valley, deceased on April 6th, 1671, wire of the precedents, married on October 12th, 1636 with Marie Vasseur.
1671 Jean-François de Blacquehem, rider, lord of Bind, of $the Hague, of the Valley and of Douvrin (close Béthune), (1637-1685), wire of the precedents, proves reliable for the admission in the States d' Artois in 1747, (cf Teases, Archives of the nobility of France, volume 9) and enters the row of the French nobility, husband of Jeanne de Nédonchel, sister of the marshal of Humières, tutor of his son who suit.
1685 Jean-Philippe de Blacquehem, rider, lord of Bind, of $the Hague, of the Valley, Douvrin and of Bridge-with-Beuvry, wire of the precedents, officer to the regiment royal Wallon, husband of NR. Dubois de Hove, rams of Mowarderie and Houdicq.
1732 Antoine-Philippe de Blacquehem, rider, lord of Bind, of $the Hague, of the Valley, Douvrin, of Bridge-in-Beuvry, of Mowarderie and Houdicq, died in 1748, wire of the precedents, officer, married on October 10th, 1733 with Charlotte-Lucrèce Ricquet.
1748 Charles-Alexandre de Blacquehem, rider, lord of Bind, of $the Hague, of the Valley, Douvrin, of Bridge-in-Beuvry, of Mowarderie and Houdicq, (1736-1792), married on February 28th, 1767 with Marie-Filipino-Colette de Thiennes, countess of Rumbeke (close to Montreuil-sur-Mer), (1747-1771). Their sons Christian and Xavier emigrated in Austria, their chalk-lining died out in this country in 1917 with died of Olivier, Minister for Commerce.

The Castle of Bind was a vast country house made up of a simple home with high pinions on its feudal mound surrounded by water. Altered at the XIXe century, it was finally shaven at the beginning of XXIe.

Sources: Bernard Coussée: Raimbeaucourt at time formerly .

Administration

General adviser

Demography

Places and monuments

Saint-Gery Church, 16th century;
Castle of Ribeaucourt, 17th and 18th century, on double feudal mound;
Château of Bind (Center Helene Borel), remains the park, the stables and their turn, the mound of old the château.

Personalities related to the commune

See too

Official site of the Commune of Raimbeaucourt * Common of North
Giant of North

External bonds

Raimbeaucourt on the site of the national geographical Institute
Raimbeaucourt on the site of INSEE
Raimbeaucourt on the site of Quid
Localization of Raimbeaucourt on a chart of France and communes bordering
Plane on Raimbeaucourt on Mapquest

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