(de) Berghes-Saint-Winoc
Berghes - St.Winocx
Coat of arms
Country Spanish Netherlands
Austrian Netherlands
TitlesLords of Coupigny
Lords of Fromentel
Barons of Zetrud
Viscounts of Arleux
Dukes of Berghes-Saint-Winoc
Princes of Rache
Cadet branchesBerghes-Berghes(+)

de Berghes-Saint-Winoc is an extinct Flemish noble house.[1] The name's second part comes from early medieval abbot Saint Winnoc.

Notables

The Lord of Rache during the Funeral of Albert VII of Austria

Princes of Rache

Peter of Berghes-Saint-Winock, lord of Olhain;
married to Jeanne of Bailleul.[2]

    1. Philippe I of Berghes-Saint-Winock, Lord of Rache;
      married to Hélène de Longueval
      1. Philippe II de Berghes-Saint-Winock, Lord of Rache;
        married to Marie-Françoise of Halewyn
        1. Eugène-Louis de Berghes-Saint-Winock, 1st Prince of Rache; Knight of the Golden Fleece
        2. Charles-Alexandre de Berghes-Saint-Winock, 2nd Prince of Rache;
          married to Lucie de Brouchoven
        3. Jean de Berghes Saint-Winoch, became after his marriage the founder of the Viscounts of Arleux-branche.
    2. Adrian of Berghes-Saint-Winock, lord of Olhain
      1. Jean de Berghes-Saint-Winock, lord of Olhain;
        married to Antoinette of Rambures
        1. Charles de Berghes-Saint-Winock, lord of Olhain

Viscounts of Arleux

Jean de Berghes-Saint-Winoch;
married to Anne de Vicamez; Viscountess of Arleux

    1. Pierre de Berghes-Saint-Winoch, Viscount of Arleux;
      married to Catherine de Haynin
      1. Philippe III Albert de Berghes-Saint-Winoch, Viscount of Arleux;
        married to Marie Madelein de Wignacourt
        1. Eustache-Joseph de Berghes-Saint-Winoch, Viscount of Arleux;
          married to Marie Françoise de Carnin
          1. François, Viscount of Berghes-Saint-Winoch
            1. Charles-Alphonse, Duke of Berghes-Saint-Winoch;
              married to Victorine, Princesse de Broglie

Others

See also

  • The Flemish house of Glymes-Berghes, Princes of Grimberghes and Marquesses of Berghes-Sur-le Zoom.

Notes

  1. ↑ Histoire de la ville de Bergues-Saint-Winoc: notices historiques sur Hondschoote, Wormhoudt, Gravelines, Mardick, Bourbourg, Watten, etc/ Henri Piers Imprimerie de Vanelslandt, 1833
  2. ↑ Nobilaire des Pays-Bas et du Comte de Bourgogne /1865 p3 157
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