Victor Michael Maurice De Pauw (b. 5 Jan 2016)
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Shinjinee
Mar 28, 2016, 11:43:04 AM3/28/16
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-3511922/I-ll-time-hands-mum-Socialite-Lady-Isabella-Hervey-reveals-s-shunning-nannies-raise-new-born-son-Victor.html
Lady Isabella Hervey is the younger sister of the present Marquess of Bristol, and yst daughter of the 6th Marquess by his 3rd wife Yvonne, Marchioness of Bristol,
who doesn't use the title of Dowager Marchioness.
Her eldest half brother succeeded as 7th Marquess (but dsp), his sister Lady Anne died young; another half-brother Lord Nicholas Hervey (by Lady Juliet
Wentworth-Fitzwilliam, now Tadgell) sadly committed suicide. By his third marriage, the 6th Marquess had one son the present 8th Marquess and two
daughters, Ladies Victoria Hervey and Isabella Hervey (she seems to use her maiden name). Ickworth was given to the National Trust by the 4th Marquess
(dspm 1951) who didn't trust his nephew the future 6th Marquess, apparently with cause.
Lady Isabella Frederica Louisa Hervey (b 9 March 1982) is now wife of Belgian businessman Christophe De Pauw, and as of 5 January 2016
mother of Victor Michael Maurice De Pauw. He was recently baptized at Ickworth, and his proud parents presented him to the world via HELLO
Paul Derrick."Family tradition is rekindled with baptism at church on Ickworth estate" Bury Free Press, Thursday 24 March 2016
mother of Victor Michael Maurice De Pauw. He was recently baptized at Ickworth, and his proud parents presented him to the world via HELLO
Paul Derrick."Family tradition is rekindled with baptism at church on Ickworth estate" Bury Free Press, Thursday 24 March 2016
Lady Isabella Hervey is the younger sister of the present Marquess of Bristol, and yst daughter of the 6th Marquess by his 3rd wife Yvonne, Marchioness of Bristol,
who doesn't use the title of Dowager Marchioness.
Her eldest half brother succeeded as 7th Marquess (but dsp), his sister Lady Anne died young; another half-brother Lord Nicholas Hervey (by Lady Juliet
Wentworth-Fitzwilliam, now Tadgell) sadly committed suicide. By his third marriage, the 6th Marquess had one son the present 8th Marquess and two
daughters, Ladies Victoria Hervey and Isabella Hervey (she seems to use her maiden name). Ickworth was given to the National Trust by the 4th Marquess
(dspm 1951) who didn't trust his nephew the future 6th Marquess, apparently with cause.
When did Christophe de Pauw and Lady Isabella Hervey get hitched? Burke's Peerage entry (below)
says they married "at Notre Dame de la Cambre, Brussels 6 September 2014 "
says they married "at Notre Dame de la Cambre, Brussels 6 September 2014 "
Photographs: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.606142839497974.1073741853.119057548206508&type=3
Engagement notice: http://announcements.telegraph.co.uk/engagements/173927/m-c.-de-pauw-and-lady-isabella-hervey
"The engagement is announced between Christophe, son of.— M Patrick de Pauw and Mme Marie-Helene Simon, of Brussels, and
Lady Isabella Hervey, youngest daughter of the late sixth Marquess of Bristol and of Yvonne, Marchioness of Bristol."
(announced 22 February 2014)
Announced on group: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/peerage-news/yh09AeJtWhY
Engagement notice: http://announcements.telegraph.co.uk/engagements/173927/m-c.-de-pauw-and-lady-isabella-hervey
"The engagement is announced between Christophe, son of.— M Patrick de Pauw and Mme Marie-Helene Simon, of Brussels, and
Lady Isabella Hervey, youngest daughter of the late sixth Marquess of Bristol and of Yvonne, Marchioness of Bristol."
(announced 22 February 2014)
Announced on group: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/peerage-news/yh09AeJtWhY
BTW the photographs from Hello look seriously airbrushed. No surprise there.
Also see Burke's Peerage entry: https://www.burkespeerage.com/distinguishedFamilies_Bristol.php for detailed family genealogy
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