I recently created a profile for Agnes Gheens of Antwerp, and have documented her father, but not her mother. Sebastiaan Gheens was a "vischcoopere" in Antwerp, and owned property, but I cannot find any online archival record of his wife, the mother of Agnes.
Crest: On a torse [untinctured] 1 a leopard passant argent spotted sable ducally gorged with chain thrown over the back or. Sinister: Harvy impaling Gens : Or, three fleurs-de-lys seeded sable, on a canton argent another or and thereon three martlets sable.
James Harvy of London gent. Citesen and Ironmonger of the same Citie 3 maried Anges doughter of Sebastion Gens of the Tonwe of Antwerp and by her had yssue Sebastion his Sonne and heire is xvi yers old, James second Sonne is viii yers old, William third sonne is si moneths old, Elizabeth, Cloikin, Agnes. At the head of the pedigree is written: "A confirmac'e grawnted to James Harvey of Mardiche? Essex gent. The lords of Wangey held the manor of the king in capite, but none of those whom we have mentioned resided at it.
They preferred to sell the lease usually for three lives to the highest bidder, who in turn often resold it. Clement Cysley, of Eastbury House, and others.
It is certain that Sir James lived at Wangey at intervals from to his death in His wife, Ann, was a daughter of Sebastyan Geans, of Antwerp. She died at Wangey, and was buried in St. Dionis church, London, Sir James who was Lord Mayor in had three sons Christopher-the-less, London; lived at Lyme Street in the city; died, On his death his widow remarried, thus -- "Sr. In his will, Sir James bequeaths the lands and hereditaments "which I own in right of my wife Ann deceased beyond the seas to be divided among my children excepting the house called the Golden Plowe in the city of Antwarpe.
