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113 July 2007 Belgian Laces Queen Elisabeth Musical School Queen Elisabeth, sculpture by Alfred COURTENS Volume 29 - #113 July 2007 Our principal BELGIAN LACES: Official Quarterly Bulletin of objective is: THE BELGIAN RESEARCHERS Keep the Belgian Belgian American Heritage Association Heritage alive ear Members 2007 Queen Elisabeth Competition in our hearts and in DIt had been decades since I had had the wonderful the hearts of our opportunity to listen to the Queen Elisabeth posterity Competition! I was no older than 11 and I listened to the pianists on a small radio I had THE BELGIAN “smuggled” into bed. It’s the year I fell in love RESEARCHERS with Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto and I was in for a treat as many competitors played it. Belgian American This year, although I didn’t have a front row seat, Heritage Association I got to watch the finalists live! on my computer! Our organization was I looked forward to listening to the Belgian founded in 1976 and finalist especially but found myself absolutely taken with the performance of the Russian Anna welcomes as members Vinnitskaya. Even the strange sounds of the The Queen Elisabeth Competition got under way Any person of Belgian compulsory piece seemed to come together in a on May 7th, 2007. No fewer than 75 young descent interested in more pleasant way… What a treat!!! pianists from 26 different countries are taking Genealogy, History, But why am I telling you this and what does it part. Eight Belgians were among those taking to have to do with genealogy and research?! the stage in Brussels' prestigious Royal College of Biography or Heraldry, Well…it doesn’t really, yet it does…Our Music: Lucas Blondeel, Julien Gernay, either amateur or ancestors were more than names and dates and Nikolaas Kende, Milos Popovic, Philippe places… they lived, they felt, they loved, they Raskin, Stéphanie Salmin, Liebrecht professional. Vanbeckevoort and Steven Vanhauwaert. enjoyed life and they experienced sadness along You are invited to The winner was announced Jun 3, 2007: with good times… The colors of life… I hope you become a member and Anna Vinnitskaya. will find some in this issue of Belgian Laces! Plamena Mongova, Bulgarian studying at the to participate actively in It truly is always a treat to piece your newsletter Queen Elisabeth Musical Chapel took 2nd place. the work of the society. together! Thank You for the opportunity! Thank Liebrecht Vanbeckevoort is the only Belgian to reach the Finals and actually placed 6th! He is the The annual membership You for your contribution! Have a wonderful summer and Happy Hunting! first Belgian in a long time to reach the Finals. fee includes a You can listen to them at http://www.concours-reine- R égine subscription to the elisabeth.be/en/actu.php#293 quarterly Table of Contents BELGIAN LACES President-Editor: Letter from the Editor/News Inside Cover Régine Brindle Books in Review p67 Help for the Wounded/ Women’s Memorial Foundation Collection p68 Treasurer/Secretary: Joanna Nobels & children continue the G Deboeck’s enterprise p69 Melanie Reynolds The Family of François Félicien LETE p72 Past Presidents: Belgians in the 1900 US Census : Rock Island Co, Illinois – Ctd p75 Micheline Gaudette The Rochambeau Affair – Part3 p77 Pierre Inghels List of Paupers and Convicts – Part 3 p79 Co-Founders: Pennsylvania and West Virginia Obituaries p81 Belgians Listed in the US WWI Draft: WV - WY p83 Micheline Gaudette & Belgians in the Death Records of West Virginia p85 Ardiena Stegen Pining for Power: Modern Belgians Return to the Middle Ages p87 Deadline for Medieval Writing: What is Paleography? p89 submission of Articles Transcontinental Canadian Pacific Railway p90 to Belgian Laces: Belgians in Saskatchewan: Land Grants p93 December 1 – Feb 1 Researching Online: Links of interest p96 Jun 1 - September 1 Index p98 Paper: $20 (US/Can) $30 Overseas Contact Information: THE BELGIAN RESEARCHERS - 495 East 5th Street - Peru IN 46970 ISSN: 1046-0462 Tel/Fax:765-473-5667 OR e-mail [email protected] Electronic ONLY: $10 All subscriptions are for the calendar year-*New subscribers receive the four issues of the current year, regardless when paid Content of the articles is the sole responsibility of their authors - All Rights Reserved ISSN: 1554-2432 (anywhere) Content Can Not Be Reproduced or Redistributed without Prior Authorization from The Belgian Researchers, Inc Belgian Laces Vol#29-113 A War Nurse's Diary: Sketches from a Belgian Field Hospital, By a WWI Nurse http://rootsbooks.com/shop.php?c=pa&n=1000&i=0951565575&x=A_War _Nurses_Diary_Sketches_from_a_Belgian_Field_Hospital This is the true account of a British woman's experiences while volunteering as a nurse during World War One. Her diary describes in graphic detail the horrors of working on the frontline in a war-torn Belgium. Right in the firing line in the second battle at Ypres, she states 'our hospital soon became a shambles ...our theatre a slaughter house. We started working that day, April 23rd, and we never stopped for about two weeks. Operations continued day and night with two tables occupied all the time...' However despite everything she maintained her sense of humor and desired to find the beauty in things, rejoicing at finding primroses springing up amidst the ruins and revelling in cantering on horseback on the sand dunes in the bright spring sunshine. Paperback, 104p - ISBN: 0951565575 Published April 4, 2005 - Diggory Press Elisabeth: A Biography By Wanda Z. Larson In this major re-examination of her public and private life, Wanda Larson recreates and interprets one of the most interesting of 20th century lives. Queen Elisabeth of Belgium was not only a predominant factor in Belgium life through two world wars, she was one of her generation's most brilliant musical organizers and patrons. Elisabeth has had a profound influence on contemporary piano competitions and she was crucial in the revival of Vivaldi, Mahler and others. The author discusses the historical context for this unusual life seen against the backdrop of her Bavarian Wittelsbach ancestors, her "accidental" queenship, her popularity with her people and, most of all, her refusal to give up her musical career despite enormous family pressure. Textbook Binding – 232 pages ISBN: 1573090921 Published May 1st, 1997 - University Press of America - 67 - Belgian Laces Vol#29-113 Help for the Wounded http://ffden-2.phys.uaf.edu/211_fall2002.web.dir/c.mancuso/Design/WarDuty.htm http://www.greatwar.nl/frames/default-famous.html http://www.curie.fr/fondation/musee/marie-pierre-curie.cfm/lang/_fr.htm During World War I Marie Curie, better known as Madame Curie found a way to assist front-line doctors, who until then had been mutilating soldiers by probing and amputating limbs. Nearly all of Curie’s staff at the Radium Institute enlisted in the war effort. Scientific Curie in X-ray vehicle research had to halt during the World War, and Curie looked for ways her science Source: Marie and Irene Curie, could help. She knew that doctors could use X-rays to save the lives of wounded Correspondance; choix de lettres, soldiers by revealing bullets, shrapnel, and broken bones. The problem was to get the 1905-1934, edited by Gillette X-ray machines to the doctors near the Front. Curie talked wealthy people into Ziegler. Paris: Éditeurs français donating their cars, and assembled a fleet of 20 mobile X-ray stations (which became réunis, 1974, © Ed. fran. réunis known as “Les Petites Curies”) as well as 200 stationary stations. http://www.aip.org/history/curie/b Curie chose her teenage daughter Irène as her first assistant. For a year Irène worked rief/photocredits.html by her mother’s side. Like her mother, she refused to show emotion at the sight of the terrible wounds. Soon Curie allowed Irène to direct an X-ray station by herself. Marie and Irène Curie set up x-ray stations DePanne (L’Océan), Adinkerke (Cabour) and Hoogstade (Belgian Field Hospital - where they met King Albert I). Meanwhile Marie thought of another way for radioactivity to help save soldiers’ lives. At the Radium Institute she prepared tiny glass tubes containing a radioactive gas (radon) that comes from minerals containing radium. Hospital doctors inserted the tiny tubes into patients at spots where the radiation would destroy diseased tissue. Marie went on to provide equipment for hospitals. The only protection at that time was a metal screen and fabric gloves. All she needed to do was convince reticent doctors and find well-trained manipulators. No sooner said than done. Marie trained 150 female manipulators. Women’s Memorial Foundation Collection http://www.womensmemorial.org/H&C/History/wwi(nurses).html The Foundation formally established the Collection in July 1994. It now houses more than 4,000 donations including photographs, documents, textiles, artifacts, and audiovisuals representing all eras and all branches of American women’s military history. All donations are carefully stored in climate-controlled storage rooms, in accordance with the highest archival preservation guidelines and made possible in part by a Save America’s Treasures grant. Access by appointment only. Open weekdays from 9 AM to 5 PM. For information about reproductions, to request photos or loans, or to conduct research, please contact Britta Granrud, Curator of Collections, at 703-533-1155 or 800-222-2294, or by e-mail at [email protected] . Military nurses arrived in Europe before the American Expeditionary Forces. At the outset of World War I, 403 women were on active duty in the Army Nurse Corps, founded in 1901. By Nov. 11, 1918, Armistice Day, 21,480 nurses had joined and Army nurse's identity document over 10,000 had served overseas. They served with distinction: three were awarded the Distinguished Service Cross, 23 received the Distinguished Service Medal, and numerous nurses received meritorious awards from allied nations.
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