1. Familie Herlin / Heerlien / Herlijn / Herlyn

s. Haverkercke "Antoinette van Haveskercke dame de Bailleulval & de Cauchy (succède à son frère) ép. 1) Jean de Sacquespée, chevalier, seigneur d’Escout, Baudimont, etc. (armes : «D’azur, à l’aigle d’or») ép. 2) 1490 Jean de Houchin, chevalier, seigneur de Longastre + 24/12/1515 (veuf d’Antoinette de Montigny) (armes : «D’argent, à trois losanges de sable»)

ANTOINETTE van Haverskerke . Van de Putte names “Antonia van Haverskerke” as daughter of Marie and her husband, noting her marriage to “Jean Sacquespée seigneur d’Escourt, Baudemont etc” (no sources cited 447]. On the next page, Van de Putte contradicts himself by naming Antonia as the daughter of “Archembaud” [448]. A different perspective is provided by Van de Putte in his 1861 work, where he names “Pierre seigneur de Dixmude” as son of Archembaud who is named above, and father of a second Archembaud and of Antoinette (no sources cited)[449]. No primary source has been identified to confirm which version is correct, but the death of Antoinette’s son-in-law in 1518 suggests insufficient time for an additional generation in the Haverskerke family. Van de Putte records the succession of her son Antoine (died 26 Oct 1518) as Seigneur de Dixmude and provides details of the descendants of his brother and heir Guillaume de Sacquespée (died 18 Dec 1549) who inherited Dixmude (no sources cited) [450]. m JEAN de Sacquespée Seigneur d’Escout [en Artois], son of ---. Van de Putte provides some background concerning his family [451]. Béthune’s edition of the manuscript of Flanders epitaphs records entries at Dixmude for the Sacquespée family [452]. Quelle: https://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/FLEMISH%20NOBILITY.htm