Talk:Mattheus Lestevenon

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Some errors

This page is a good translation of nl.wikipedia, but with the same errors:

As the 1st wife is died on honeymoon trip return, we assume she is died in 1742-1743
The son Guillaume Anne is the son of the 2nd wife,

married about 1745

For the daughter, I think she is not born in Brussels in 1749, but in Paris, (hidden), at the end of 1755.

See: Journal et mémoires du marquis d'Argenson / Volume 3 on page 43: 19 juillet 1755. -l'ambassadrice de Hollande, qui est jolie, est devenue coquette en France et fait mauvais ménage avec son mari. La tête lui a tourné pour M. De Villegagnon, officier des mousquetaires ; elle est devenue grosse en l'absence de son mari et lui a déclaré qu'elle adorait son amant. Elle vient d'accoucher avec effronterie ; son mari ne la voit plus et lui prépare un sort malheureux.

Xgenfr (talk) 15:38, 12 January 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Hello Xgenfr. Many thanks for your information. I changed as much as I could and what seemed reliable. Nice family, Guillaume Anne was accused of sodomie and left the Netherlands in 1797 after he and his sister Marie Jacqueline had sold some property. I don't belief she was born secretly in 1755, while she inherited from her father. Will be followed. Taksen (talk) 21:42, 1 February 2011 (UTC)[reply]