THE CAREERS OF THE ARQUENNES Work study of the blue stone known as "bluestone", pelvis Ecaussines -Feluy-Arquennes tried several historians. The confusion between the villages of Feluy Arquennes and is often seen near the the two villages and the reciprocal influence that they can generate. To the knowledge of ancient quarries, Arquennes enjoys an archive important thing is to say the fund "of Lalang" and "Notary General of Brabant, a province which depended on the village. These records are registered in the General Archives of the UK in Brussels.
Excellent analysts have not failed to take advantage of such acetabular Robert and Jean-Louis Van Belle
exploitation of the stone did not have to Arquennes extension to the village she had , near Feluy as the banns were not usable always good quality and more difficult for their accessibility.
perrière activity was displayed from the thirteenth century, mainly in the center of the village at a place called "Earl's Hole" around which all activity is developed for extraction, processing and shaping of stone, including furnaces lime. Blocks Arquennes extracts as in other mining places were to be transported to The Buissière to be debited.
Thus in 1709, fourteen teachers quarries are identified in the village
activity masters career grew grace (if one may say) to incessant wars of the seventeenth century, which destroyed many buildings and gave work to the reconstruction of both public and private buildings.
the early eighteenth century, the masters of careers are reluctant to take long term leases for the difficulty of access to the stone is combined with the problem of pumping water. They state that "it is their cognizance that quairiers said village go to nothing."
around 1755, fifteen masters each had careers from May to October stonemasons, have Boulouffe Joseph Martin Brogniet Joseph Demoulin, Jerome God, Norbert Dubois, Jean-Baptiste February, Martin Le Fils, Jean Smooth, Gaspar Mondron, Mathias Monnoye William Paternotte and Nicolas, Nicolas Plamondon, Jacques Cornil Trigalet and Piron. It should be noted that some of them practiced their craft as well as Feluy Arquennes.
The census of 1764 indicates that there are two quarries in Arquennes employing 40-45 workers and producing 150 stones tailings dumped at 7,000 florins. These are obviously the careers of Count and Saint-Feuillien that are taken into account, the census ignores the small quarries that may have existed at the time. A
Arquennes The steam appears at the mill in June Dubois 1839.
TRANSPORT OF STONES Roads in very poor condition oblitérèrent largely commodity prices, the roads often narrow, poorly maintained and full of ruts were passable only good season, as the masters of careers did they employ more than ten horses to pull carts weighing moins1.500kg.
This situation lasted until the mid eighteenth century.
OF THE ROCKER FELUY Route Mont-Saint-Jean-Nivelles-Bray was founded in 1751, but it was still waiting the year 1762 for the Empress Maria Theresa authorizes the construction of Interlocking Feluy long demanded by the teachers of career and Feluy Arquennes. Despite the construction of these roads paved obstacles to trade expansion of the stone were still being felt: the establishment of toll barriers and limiting the tonnage of transport. The two carriers
localities deposited several appeals to the Empress, they obtained satisfaction in October 1763 and could run with loads of up to 50 cubic feet is either 3500 kg. Environ.
ACETABULAR R. Arquennes countries of the stone circle in the Annals of Archaeology and Folklore of La Louviere and Central t.1., Issue 2, 1963, pp. 71-105. VAN BELLE JL., Masters of Arquennes career under the former regime, a profession, men, Brussels, 1981 Darquenne R., Economic History Department of Jemappes, in memoirs and publications of the Society of Arts, Sciences and Letters of Hainaut, vol. 79, 1965, p.60. ACETABULUM, Country Stone, o.cit. CANAL-BRUSSELS CHARLEROI In 1832, the construction of the canal Charleroi-Brussels was the first detonation of the economic expression of our region as envisaged in the project Vifquain engineer who said that the passage of the canal would be beneficial "for both stones Ecaussines, Arquennes, and Feluy their hydraulic lime "
Discussions relating to the expropriation of land occurred in 1827, we note that some land Arquennes belonging to the Countess of Lalang, were likely to contain stone. Disputes arose about their price, the owner believed the 3,000 guilders Bonnier, given their quality and their situation in the village center, near the farm of the Poultry, the floor of the mill, and careers.
Earth joining the "Earl's Hole" was leased to Joseph Dubois 108 guilders, it was likely to contain stone. Wanting to lower the price, as the engineer Vifquin advanced the argument that the exploitation of the stone was impossible given the proximity of the river, the recipient of the countess, Parmentier replied that there was no career without water and so abundant that it was, we still managed to remove it by machine and he could "prove that career teachers with machines, there was easier to operate in this area as elsewhere. " It took a ruling, made in Charleroi on 21-10-1828, to end disputes, land was expropriated for public purposes, and the Countess received the 2000 Fr bonnier expropriated.
RAILWAY A bill introduced in 1846 to authorize the grant of a railway between Manage and Wavre was not good for our industry. The Municipal Council Feluy addressed the House of Representatives May 14, 1846 for rectification of the route:
"The Railway Manager Wavre must be considered as a way affected mainly industrial goods transport because it does not connect major population centers. Its layout can be easily folded so as to serve various industries encountered on the way, is the essential condition of its prosperity. Career complain that far from following this rule we had assumed the task of breaking the law by removing not only the railway career so important Feluy and Arquennes but using the same industrial unable to s' be connected by small branches, because the planned route up the channel continuously between the quarries and the railroad.
The representative Pirmez presented the report of the central section of the House during the sitting of 23 June 1846 and the bill was adopted on July 7 this year.
The section of railway was inaugurated Nivelles Manage-August 8, 1854. Supplies produced by quarries arquennaises were especially important in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, and early nineteenth century.
In July 1886, King Pahaut, famous leader of Sprimont career, came in Hainaut haranguing an assembly of workers.
VAN BELLE JL., The stone industry in Belgium former regime until today, Ath, 1979, pp. 29-39 VANBELLE Jean-Louis: The role of Pavements in the XVIII s in transporting stones Feluy-Arquennes, Ecaussines, studies and documents in the Royal Circle of History and Archaeology of Ath and the Region. VANBELLE Jean-Louis: The role of pavement in the eighteenth s in transporting stones Feluy-Arquennes, Ecaussines, studies and documents in the Royal Circle of History and Archaeology of Ath and region. STERLING A.: History of waterways, the canal from Charleroi to Brussels, No. 5, 1986 421. HAZEBROUCK P. One hundred years ago ... July-August 1886, in Bull. Contact Circle Archeological Soignies No. 82, p. 40. workers' struggles LEAGUE WORKERS
We were fortunate to see a notebook describing the formation of a league and working Feluy Arquennes, we will deliver an outline: The
12-9-1886, a lecture by Citizen Huard to form a league working in quarries Arquennes. An interim committee is created and 150 quarry workers enroll in the league.
The committee was formed on 10 October, its president is Emile Trigalet, is the treasurer and secretary Peltier Theophilus Baptiste Huart.
By letter of 26 October, the committee apologized to the organizers of the big workers' demonstration on 31 October, given the lack of pecuniary means of the fledgling league, however, the committee sent a motion of support and stigmatizes the economic crisis.
She organized a rally in Feluy and Arquennes November 21, 1886. The group had the support of the leagues workers from surrounding villages, a flag was inaugurated, the event was punctuated by speeches and gentlemen Volders Huart. On 27 January 1887, following the reading of the proposed rates in the quarries of the meeting Soignies fellow League decides to nominate a book claim to the masters of careers.
On 16 February, took place on a report of the Assembly of Delegates of careers, the assembly decided what position to take vis-à-vis the silence of the quarry owners.
A strike is decided on February 19 by 119 voters (those under 21 years are excluded), 85 cons and 34 abstentions, but if that decision was taken and Feluy Ecaussines. The continuation of the strike is decided on March 23, but failed April 14. Patterns establish a period of unemployment. 8 July 1888, Socialist Workers League decided to suspend temporarily Arquennes its activities, the association's documents were deposited in the lounge of Jean-Baptiste Abeels, said the League's local workers. Various surveys show that
the late nineteenth century, Arquennes, operators had already reached the last benches formable. All that remained as diamond cutting sites
THE LOCKOUT OF 1909.
In May 1909, following a conflict in the career of the Levant to Ecaussines, the committee of the association employer deputed a commission of Inquiry to investigate the causes of the strike.
On June 4, 1909, 18 masters career Ecaussines, Marche-lez-Ecaussines, Feluy and Arquennes convened Special General Meeting approved the company's resistance to the demands of his staff, his solidarity with her and decided that all the rocks other than for the size will, at the discretion of the employer, to be roctées and épincées part and the boss will have sole discretion to allocate to this work, as many workers as it deems necessary. That tariffs and roctage épincage then in force continue to apply. A master
Ecaussines career began implementing this decision, clashed violently with his workers. He announced while if for June 9, conditions were not accepted, it would close its facility. They refused and were executed the boss's decision. June 14, bosses met in Perriers Manage and signed a new poster:
Masters career Ecaussines, Marche-lez-Ecaussines, Feluy and Arquennes,
Since the bosses are unable to continue, in the present circumstances, lead and organize work so that it runs effectively for themselves and the workers;
Seen as the partial strikes on constantly hampering the execution, and especially to the careers of the Levant and Thiarmont;
Whereas this injures the industry in the region;
it is in the interest of all, as workers that the bosses, that new rules are better ensure safety and regularity of work;
That the industry's future depends on it;
therefore decided
1 - Starting June 21, current work will be suspended in all quarries and for all workers , subject only to the stone masons will complete the stones they have undertaken;
2 ° - A new Regulation Workshop and an employment contract will be developed by employers and soon brought to the attention of workers, according to the law of 13 June 1906;
3 - The work can be resumed under this regulation as soon as the it will become mandatory and advice provided by posters
June 14, 1909.
signed all the bosses for whom Arquennes: Bayot-Liard and Rousseau, Nestor Blase, PJ and C. Breda, L. and J. Brothers Colinet, G. and C. Hennaut, Careers of Rocq.
From June 20, 1909, the League working Feluy Arquennes and in answer to the conditions created by employers expressed the wish to see all workers employed in any manner or for career teachers, cease all work. She gives advice to workers to seek work elsewhere. Lists of subscriptions were launched to help workers in need. The quarrymen of 2050 Arquennes received paid days to 1GB. and 1961 to 2.5 days paid as compensation Br.
The conflict hardens more and more, but 13 February 1910, following a general meeting of the union-Feluy Arquennes there were 234 votes for the recovery, 55 and 0 against white workers after eight months of struggle and inflexibility patterns, lowered their arms. A conference between the employers' association represented by Henri Dethier and delegates from the Socialist unions represented by Henri Delbruyère and Marte continued, they reached a solution February 10, 1910, but the disadvantage of the proletariat who only obtained nothing substantial.
UNDER THE BOOT GERMAN During the 1914-1918 war in quarries, all material has been removed: rails, machinery, tools. Following the lack of coal, dewatering pumps do not work and excavations have become lakes at the bottom of which lies the costly equipment.
The stone industry will not rise forever, one of stonemasons yard continues to exist.
Vant 1940, seven sites occupied 200 lapidary stone masons.
THE END OF CAREER On 30-6-1931, the City Council is informed of an application for authorization to backfill quarries called "career of Count ',' career stolen Earth" and "Hole in canes.
Given that the result regardless of the backfill through household waste collected in various municipalities in fairly large quantities, since expected arrival by special train, there will be on site adjacent to a career yards on materials such as tin, metals, glass, paper ... the council decides to join the protests to oppose the Request ...
This project was never realized.
THE CAREERS AND CARRIERS Careers ancient village of Arquennes are difficult to detect as soon as they were no longer used, they were often recapped, sometimes after decades without a trace, because the land and rubble considerably hampered the work in the "holes". Numerous tests
holdings took place, but the quality of the stone was not always that which was expected, or because the water hampered the work progress quickly, and some careers were quickly closed.
In 1696, an old quarry was reopened following a trial of Aldermen of Arquennes, quoting an old quarry "abandoned and buried under the recumbent vieu garden of the castle."
Some careers were in the valley form Samme. Because of the narrow dikes and creating exploitable Charleroi-Brussels canal that changed the site significantly, these quarries were filled in, it was a godsend to be able to fill these small excavations by the considerable amount of land needed to build the canal. Only the most important careers in the village center were retained, they are actually one large excavation which alone the road to Nivelles Manage founded in 1751 in fact separation.
The Bugle, a newspaper of the mineworkers, 26-6-1909. The Carrier, December 1909. BAUDUIN G. Arquennes in the 30s, in newsletter SRHFES 3-1999, pp.23-24.
The main quarries in 1840 Arquennes
Plot Legal Area Owner Remarks
B.737 Hole Count 2.45 ha ; Earl of Lalaing
B.756 B.757
Hole Count Hole Hole Count
B.758 St. Feuillien 0 , 43 ha Vve. Paternotte
B.759 Lime Kiln Paternotte J-Bapt. Popp.
B.765. Scierie de pierre Earl of Lalaing act. SONIMAT
B.772 Hole Roman 0.46 ha ; Widow. Paternotte
B.773 Widow 1.27 hectares. Paternotte Popp: prairie.
This large quarry was exploited in the sixteenth century as evidenced by the records, and perhaps already in earlier centuries, two major owners shared it, the lord of Arquennes and the abbot of St. Feuillien. Not far from it, close Interlocking Feluy stood the quarry called the "Earth fly
Other careers exist in the territory of Arquennes they were located near the castle Rocq was the quarry called the Bois de Rocq the hole and the Merchant.
AGR of Lalang, No. 946 BAYOT and Liard (CAREERS -) Around 1906, Augustus Liard Télesphore Bayot and began to operate in part Count the hole.
An advertisement dated 25-11-1915 reported that Career sells stones for buildings and works of art, monuments and chapels of all kinds, curbs and paving.
Boulouffe (CAREER -) Operated in part by the Dubois family.
9-3-1859, permission granted to Jean-Baptiste Dubois establish a steam engine in his career called "Boulouffe" The
2-5-1859, permission to install a stone mill driven by steam.
CLOUDTS (CAREER -) Also called "Hole Cloudts"
Near the station Arquennes along the street from the station.
The terrain of this career belongs to the Belgian state since 1894 and runs along the abandoned quarry hole and over the entire length of the coast amount to the station. The administration of the registration announcement for Monday, 12-6-1922, sale of state property including the old quarry with a capacity of 82 ares 93 ca. It was bought by the municipal administration for 15,000 Br
The site of the former Cloudts career has been filled and the municipal administration subdivides the ground to the construction of villas.
COCHA (HOLE -) Verstaen Andre House.
In 1893, career Cocha had reached the bench of seven feet.
COUNTY (HOLE -) The quarry belonged to the lords of the manor's main Arquennes became earls of Arquennes.
They did not exploit their own careers, they rented by private deeds or leases mainly, sometimes they farmed out the career for long periods, 24 in 1611, 12 years in 1634. The sub-tenant farmers sometimes rented to other merchants stone, as the widow Francois Dubois who subleases to Martin Pool, which in turn sublets part to R. Clinghermans.
's career was subdivided into several buffets This explains why we sometimes speak of 'great career' or 'old quarry', or it is located "to the old garden.
It was not until the second half of the seventeenth century to achieve the level of permanent water infiltration, thus the installation of pumps was so important. The lease stipulates that teachers 25-6-1685 career "has debvront common expence maintain, repair and clean the channels used for the water outlet of ditte quairière. In 1722, the widow of Lord Henry engagist Moors, bought a machine for pumping, driven by strong horses and dug to the bottom of a quarry tank 16 feet (4.88 m) to collect water. In 1748, his son Jean-Gilles Moors built a stone tower to act as a windmill which served as a pump for pumping water and oil tordoir. These investments
procured tenant's career best operating conditions at the time orders of stone and their prices were rising.
Towards 1703-1707, 4 of 6 operators refuse to take a lease "because of war and the interruption of commerce."
lime kilns fueled by coal or wood land exist in the quarry since the sixteenth century. They will then be powered by coal
What are the main quarry known who has used the career of Earl? :
sixteenth century
Nopère John: 1548-1665, it uses "the beautiful buffet.
Nopère Jerome 1548-1665, it uses "the beautiful buffet.
seventeenth century
Brougniet Martin 1761; 1765-1772
Jean Cornet: 1696-1697
;: 1697-1703, in some of the abandoned quarry.
Darquennes Gregory: 1765, 1773 Jean-Baptiste
Darquennes: 1765-1773, 1775-1776
Delfontaine John: 1635-1672
Demoulin Honored: 1771, 1774
Demoulin Joseph, 1760; 1768-1771
Dubois Jean-Joseph: 1732
Norbert Dubois: 1770-1772, 1776 Helen
Louis: 1760
Jean Lambert: 1663 sublets Jean Lermigneau part of career (MEA Gr Sc A)
Jerome Lambert: 1663 sublets Jean Lermigneau part Career (MEA Gr Sc A)
Nicolas Lanneau: 1780-1783
Lengler Mathias: 1635-1647
Lienart Louis: 1639 "some p (ar) part of quayrier "Sub-let to John Gilles Delfontaine
Smooth: Smooth
1685-1695 John: 1660-1697
François Marcq: 1639" some p (ar) quayrier part of "sub-let to John A. Delfontaine
Mondron : 1771-1776, 1778-1779
Mondron Widow. Gaspard (Boulouffe Anne): 1760; 1778-1780
Mondron Widow. Gaspard with his son: 1779
Mondron Jean-Joseph: 1782, 1786-1787
Monnoye Francis 1696-1697
Paternotte Mathias: 1769-1770, 1774, 1776, 1778-1780, 1782-1790
Paternotte, Widow. Nicolas: 1785-1790
Chicken John: 1696-1697
Remy Henry: 1696-1697
: 1697-1703, in a portion of the abandoned quarry.
Stillemans John: 1696-1697
Trigalet Jean: 1761, 1764
Trigalet Jean-François: 1784, 1788
Tigalet Nicolas: 1783, 1785; 1790
Trigalet Pierre Cornil: 1765
Trigalet Widow. Pierre Cornil: 1767-1778, 1780
Valene Jerome: 1661-1665, a portion career
William Van Eleym: 1776/1783
Wincq Arnold: The Count of 1664-1665
Ongnies Mastaing and sold the quarry to Count Lalaing. The latter praised the teachers at different career career, including Dubois and Paternotte (Southern)
Messidor 14, year XII (2-7-1804) Charles Lalaing residing in Brussels, allows Paternotte Mathias and Joseph Dubois residing in Arquennes to shoot and retrieve the stone in his career, for the term of 9 years commencing on 11 Floreal Year XIII (1-5-1805), to paying each rod, as old, the sum of 228 Fr.8cts.
Operation could not be more than 4 yards which produces a sum of 914 CHF 2 cts. . By leasing
5-8-1837. By leasing
17-4-1847. The
2-4-1841, following a request of Count Maximilian Lalang, council authorizes the Pilette Road diversion to allow the extension of the career of Earl to the NW. Then there is
Regnaud Lequime.
Viewed career and offices Hole Count
Towards 1884, the Society of St. George operated the "Earl's Hole" in Arquennes. It covers an area of 6 ha. This operation lasted 18 years.
An elevator consists of six pillars overlooking the career of Earl and bear tracks and a crane bringing the stones from the bottom of the quarry using an inclined plane.
expertise Henneau made by Victor in the late nineteenth century, provides information for Hole Count:
0 to 4.00 m., spine and rubble. Six feet of thin
1.5 0 m. venous very
Warone ; ; 0.5 0 m venous very
Offense grounded
Marleu 0.56 m fair
thin balcony 0 , 25 m very bon
Brock 0,50 m bon
Scaffottes 0,50 m bon
Six pouces 0,15 m Two very good nice
0.85 m ; Good Bad
thin , 0.25 m bad
Two half feet 0.73 m wrong
first 5 / 4 0,40 m bon
Broyasse 0.85 m fair
Three thin feet 1.10 m passable
2ème 5/4 0,45 m Four legs good
, 1.40 m good Thin
under 4 feet 0.15 m ; bad
24 inches 0.70 m ;
Slim fair to posit ; 0.36 m ; fair
Two 24-inch 1.40 m
good bench meter 1.00 m ; good
Five feet 1,55 m bon
Sept pieds 1.95 m ; bad
Six feet 1.60 m bad
Bench Gold 1,10 m bad
Diamond 1.05 m bad
Slim at 0.40 m very strany ; bad
The inclination is 13%
As can be seen, this analysis shows that the strata career now has only two beds of excellent stone making only 40 cm thick and 5.20 m stone of good performance, the rest being stronger valid for operation.
is this study that prompted the directors of the St. George company to abandon the operation of the career of Earl.
lift the career of Earl
In 1906 MM. Bayot, Liard and Rousseau took over the operation involving a capital of 3,000 Br
An operational test of Earl's career was still tempted by the Easter Brothers Company.
COPENHAGEN (CAREER OF -) This old quarry, operated by the family Valene under the old regime. On the death of Jean-Baptiste Valene it passed to the family who sold it to Lau Emmanuel Lalieux, senior career Feluy, it passed by inheritance to Rene Lalieux. The latter lived in the castle of Alcantara. The
13-11-1851, council gave a favorable opinion at the request of Mr. Rene de Lalieux for the erection a steam engine for pumping water from the quarry and the Copen for sawing stones.
DUBOIS (CAREER and SAWMILL -) Nicolas DUBOIS (b. 1760 ± Arquennes, y † 17-5-1825) and his wife Marie-Francoise MOREAU (° MAFFLE ± 1774, † Arquennes 16-8-1813) had four children who became owner of the quarry to their death:
* Jean-Baptiste DUBOIS (b. Arquennes on 25-8-1806), annuitant, he married the Lodelinsart 17-11-1830, Stephanie HUART (° Lodelinsart 22 -6 to 1806, † Ecaussines)
* Joseph DUBOIS (b. 1803 Arquennes ±, y + 24-9-1851) master career, Mayor of Arquennes from 1830 to his death.
* Marie-Anne Dubois, wife of Julius EDDY, rentier
* Marie-Therese DUBOIS, († 1857) married Augustus BARBER annuitant. The
DUBOIS had to Arquennes career, a stone mill situated between the canal and river Samme and a loading dock on the channel. Careers that this family had enjoyed in Feluy those facilities that were a mile distant.
the death of Joseph DUBOIS, all undivided property were divided into three. It is to Jean-Baptiste DUBOIS returned that among other Property:
"- Half a mill or sawmill with adjoining house and 50 acres of land into the canal and river.
- The undivided half of the dock built along the canal near the bridge of the roadway 'Arquennes ...." .
QUARRY: For lease 17-4-1847, the Smiths operate a portion of the hole of the Count.
in 1857, are cited and Joseph Jean-Baptiste Dubois, careers masters Arquennes, Marie-Anne Dubois, Jules de Foucault wife, sister, and Marie-Therese Dubois, widow Auguste Barbier.
SAWMILL WATER: sawmill marble Jean-Baptiste Dubois is occupied by the family Gilmont .. The
11-6-1806, Jean-Baptiste Dubois and Jean-Baptiste Legris were allowed to raise a mill stone. This "water mill" driven by water power was supplanted by the installation of steam engines in the building that much later became "The Fibreries Centre" and who was a steam engine of 12 hp. Popp
Plan:
Plot 776, Mill saw the stone belonging to the widow Dubois-Huart.
GODFROID (CAREERS -) Career and ovens Emile Godfrey lime were used around 1915.
lime kilns produced lime for plastering fat, sugar, paper, soap, etc.. Lime for agriculture and hydraulic lime for masons.
's career provided the raw blocks for sawing, épincées stones of all sizes, pavers, curbs, rubble.
Lequime (CAREER AND SAWMILL -) CAREER
Lequime career around 1900, was actually the old quarry St. Feuillien.
SAWMILL Former sawmill steam master career Paternotte, near the St. Feuillien career.
AEM Enr. ACP reg. 5, vol 34. AEM Enr. ACP reg.5, vol. 23, p. 54 v °. AEM French Fund, bundle 712. Deladrière Francis Avenue, owned by Julius Gilmont REMY In 1877, the Society of Careers in place "to Ecaussines, was created on April 20, found among the founding shareholders, Alfred Lescarts-Dubois, Master Career in Arquennes.
MARCHAND (CAREER -) and MARY BEARD Career located at Rocq.
Pierre-Joseph Marchand, a senior career in 1864.
Career Connection Merchant
MATHIAS (HOLE) or The quarry was sold by the heirs 20-3-1722 Mathias Boulouffe's career is described as follows:
".. some good career recumbent Arquennes audit, joindante the Lord, and the general path that will of Arquennes Feluy containing about Demy bonnier .. "This is one of the heirs who bought at a price of 416 guilders money safe for capital, or 26 florins in annuity rédimible denier 16.
It was probably sold to another Mathias, Mathias Monnoye, which explains the names of the place. It extended
, rue des Carrières, for about the bridge of the canal to the curve of the street Feluy, location of houses Jenet, Dediste, Vandevelde.
On 20-2-1914, the board decides to put out to tender for the demolition of the old quarry filled by Mathias cuttings from widening Channel
PATERNOTTE (CAREER, AND LIME KILNS SAWMILL -) CAREERS family Paternotte operates in part the "Trou du Comte" the quarry called the "stolen land", the quarry called the "Hole of the Romans" and the "Holy Hole Feuillien"
SAWMILL The 7-6-1839, the council authorized the widow Paternotte to establish in the building along the Nivelles road in Bray, near the hole in Cannes, a steam engine. The
8-12-1845, Marie-Anne Semal Paternotte widow of Alexander, owner Nicolas Arquennes establishes Paternotte, foreman career as tutor Arquennes Paternotte Hortense, her daughter, and Joseph Paternotte, his son, Master Career surrogate guardian of her sister.
LIME KILN plan Popp informs the lime kiln of Jean-Baptiste Paternotte, at a place called the Warchant on Parcel B. 759.
CONNECTION TO RAILWAY On 26-12-1876, the municipal council authorizes Arquennes Alexander Paternotte to build a connecting railway routes starting at the railway of the state, above the deck of the steak to Seneffe Feluy (Tinsy bridge) to follow the pavement to the corner south of the career of "Stolen Earth" and then continue, crossing the road Pilette, toward the highway to Nivelles Mons, the gardens behind the hamlet Boulouffe to after crossing the main road to the castle of Mr Paternotte, enter its quarries and lime kilns.
RICH AND RACHE RATS (THE HOLE -) ROMAN (THE HOLE -) Hole Roman owes its name to the existence in place of a Roman villa, excavated by Dr. Norbert Cloquet in 1872.
The house of the late Robert acetabular cup is the location of the machine that went up the stones of the "Hole of the Romans" and who was operating the pump exhaust.
Operated in part by the family Paternotte.
ROUSSEAU (HOLE -) EARTH FLY (FOR CAREER -) CALM land located along the Feluy steak, it was bought by brothers Paternotte.
The first stone mined in this quarry is sealed in the owner's property it bears the inscription "The stone stolen land 1856 / Paternotte Bte. and Jh. "
the night of 2 to 3 June 1915 by Following heavy convoys of guns and ammunition, part of the steak Feluy disappears in the career of the "stolen land"
ST FEUILLIEN (CAREER -) or HOLE IN CANNES Property Abbey St. Feuillien to Roeulx, she appealed to the priest to be Arquennes, which dealt with the authority and the recipe for career or the headmaster of the Abbey. This
career never knew the problems of mine as to the years 1775-1777. Father estimated in 1777 that "given the abundance of water which delayed their operation and that it would be easier for the about to be built a machine with two pumps.
The three operators, namely, Jean-Joseph Trigalet, Nicolas-Joseph and François Honoré Trigalet Demoulin, will not sawn timber needed for its construction, the rest being dependent on them.
In 1780, a fourth master operates the quarry, François-Joseph Demoulin.
Operated in part by the family Paternotte.
van Hulst (HOLE -) VINGERHOEDTS (CAREER -)
