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On this page, many Belgian people (e.g. Jean Buyck) are mentioned all the while the name of Joost Buyck (mayor of Amsterdam) is mentioned as well. To call the Buyck family a Belgian family implies that Joost Buyck is in fact of Belgian offspring. I am unable to verify this however. The Buyck family is referred to as a Benelux family as well. How do we know these people to be all part of one family? I’d like to hear that. JoranB12 (talk) 18:05, 17 November 2024 (UTC)[reply]
