Werner van den Steen de Jehay
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Werner van den Steen de Jehay (11 July 1854, Ghent – 1 October 1934, Rome) was a Belgian diplomat. He was of noble birth, and had missions in Belgrade and Rome. He was ambassador of Belgium to Italy from 1919 to 1924. [citation needed]
Family
[edit]Werner van de Steen is the son of Louis van den Steen de Jehay (1812-1864) and Alix Mélanie Célestine (v. 1828–1859), countess of Gourcy Serainchamps.
He married Marguerite Julien (1868-1951), and together they had two children.
- Herbert (1896-1958). Married Jeanne Gabrielle Bertha Hoepfner (1900-1978) 30 April 1931 in Paris, 19th arrondissement[1].
- Serge (born 1923). x1 Claude Ruffin (born 1931) 23 April 1957 ; x2 Annie Bonivert ; x3 (7 November 1964) Josette Weerts (born 1928)
- Béatrice (born 1930). Married Frédéric Sépulchre (Jupille-sur-Meuse, 10 August 1929 - Woluwe-Saint-Pierre, 29 February 2016[2]) 12 June 1952. Produced six children[3].
- Jérôme Herman Ernest Gaëtan vdS (born in Paris, 10th arrondissement, 15 August 1933 - 2014). x1 (30 November 1957 in Méan ; religious marriage in Bruxelles on 20 December 1957) Marie-Antoinette Louise Jeanne Ghislaine Josèphe du Bois de Bounam de Ryckholt (born 31 January 1937, Etterbeek) ; x2 Marie-Jeanne Lemonde-Vanden Bruel.
- Guy vdS de Jehay (1906-1999).
Works
[edit]- Rapport sur la production et le commerce des lins dans la Grande Bretagne et en Irlande, Impr. des travaux publics, 1893.
- Rapport sur les conditions de l'agriculture dans le Royaume-Uni, Impr. des travaux publics, 1893.
Honours
[edit]- 1922: Knight Grand Cross in the Order of Leopold II.[1]
References
[edit]- ^ Royal order26.3.1922
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