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Family: VAN DER KERCKHOVE, Paul Armand Joseph / VAN DEN BERGHE, Marie Louise (F51)

• Male VAN DER KERCKHOVE, Paul Armand Joseph

  
  

  Birth	23 Oct 1876	Saint Josse ten Norde
  Death	7 Mar 1950	Rhodes-Saint-Genèse, Bruxelles, Belgium
  Burial
  Marriage	1 Jul 1900
  Father	VAN DER KERCKHOVE, NK | F54 Group Sheet
  Mother	NK, Mother of Alice, Paul | F54 Group Sheet

  
  

  Female VAN DEN BERGHE, Marie Louise

  
  

  Birth	20 Feb 1876	Harcourt Terrace, West Brompton, London
  Death	10 Sep 1968	Valkenswaard, NL
  Burial
  Father	VAN DEN BERGHE, Pierre Ludovic | F49 Group Sheet
  Mother	LIDON, Marie Elizabeth | F49 Group Sheet

  
  

  Female VAN DER KERCKHOVE, Simonne Berthe Angélique

  
  

  Birth	17 Jan 1902	Saint-Joss-ten-Noode, Brussells, Belgium
  Death	2 Jun 1992	Heath Mount Nursing Home, Rake, Hampshire
  Burial	11 Jun 1992	All Saints Church, Headley, Nr Bordon, Hampshire
  Spouse	HALL, Herbert | F58
  Marriage	21 Jul 1926	St Cyprians Church, Salford

  
  

  Female VAN DER KERCKHOVE, Danielle Marie Alice

  
  

  Birth	19 Jan 1907	Saint-Joss-ten-Noode, Brussells, Belgium
  Death	11 Aug 1999	East Hill House Nursing Home, Rake, Hampshire
  Burial	Aug 1999	Rotterdam, Holland
  Spouse	SOLLEVELD, Adrian William | F57
  Marriage	22 Oct 1931	Rotterdam, Holland

  
  

• Notes

  Broadwater Court, Tunbridge Wells, Kent Violinist Eugene Ysaye and sculptor Paul van den Kerckhove and their families both stayed for a short time at Broadwater Court on Broadwater Down, at the time, the country house of the Van Den Bergh family. Henry Van Den Bergh was born in 1851 in Maasdonk, The Netherlands, of Jewish origin.  His family were butter wholesalers; in 1870, he moved to London to carry on the business, which by now also sold margarine.    Henry married Henrietta (nee Spanjaard) in 1887, when he was 35 and she was just 19.   Their London home was at 8 Kensington Palace Gardens, in an area once known as ‘Billionaire’s Row’. The registration forms show that Paul van den Kerckhove, Louise and their two daughters arrived in England around September 2014 seeking temporary accommodation.  They moved from a London Hotel to Broadwater Court in March 1915.  By September 2015, Paul’s sculpture of Mayor Emson had been presented.  By January 2016 the family lived in Garden Road Tunbridge Wells.  However, Louise and the girls then relocated to Blackpool, without Paul, whilst he moved to hotels first in London, then Teddington. https://blogs.kent.ac.uk/rtwbelgians/2017/06/01/who-lived-at-broadwater-court-during-the-first-world-war/#