Catharina van Maldeghem

32. CATHERINA.
1275, June (D & F, I, p. 269, B. 402) - 1291 (RA. Kortrijk, Charters of theTown, no. XI).
She was engaged to Thomas of Lille, but the engagement was broken off. By
November 12, 1285, she had already married John of Schelderode, lord of
Ingelmunster (NDTournai, cartul, D, f° 304 v°-305 v°; Maldeghem la Loyale, P. 401).
nob. (NDTournai, cartul. D, f° 300 r°-v°).
(Warlop, 972)
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Oud Maldeghem…Cont
Besides Philip III, who succeeded his father as lord of Maldegem and Leischoot, there were three more children from the marriage of Philip II and Elisabeth Belle, namely Agnes, mentioned in June 1275 (C. Dehaines and J. Finot: Invent. Chambre des comptes de Lille, 1899-1906, I, pp. 269, B. 402); Katelijne, also mentioned in June 1275 (ibid., loc. cit.); the plans for her marriage to Thomas van Rijsel fell through and on November 12, 1285 she was already married to Jan van Lille. Schelderode, lord of Ingelmunster (Our Lady of Doornik, cartul. D, fol. 304 verso - 305 verso. - Maldeghem la Loyale, p. 401); she is listed as "nobilae" (Our Lady of Tournai, cartul. D, fol. 300 recto and verso); and finally Willem or Wouter, who is said to have been married to Maria van Gavere (Mme de Lalaing, p. 239-240) and had two children: Philip and Elizabeth (id.). Jan van Schelderode and Willem van Maldeghem were both among the brave knights of their time, who shared the captivity of Count Guy de Dampierre in France. (Le Glay: Hist. Comtes de Fl.)….to be continued
Ryserhove, Alfons. “Oud Maldegem.” Ons Meetjesland, vol. 19, 1986, pp. 1–6.
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1289 Uittreksel uit een akte, bewaard in het kasteel van Gent
Latin: Nous, Jehans de Rodes, chevalier, sire d'Englemoustier, Katherine de Maldeghem, sa femme, etc. Donné à Londres en l'an de l'incarnation Nostre-Seigneur mil CCLXXXIX.

Dutch: Wij, Jan van Rode, ridder, heer van Ingelmunster, en Katherina van Maldeghem, zijn echtgenote, enz. Gegeven te Londen in het jaar 1 289 sinds de menswording van Onze Heer.

English: We, John of Rode, knight, lord of Ingelmunster, and Katherina of Maldeghem, his wife, etc. Given at London in the year 1289 since the Incarnation of Our Lord.

Martens, Marc, translator. “MALDEGHEM DIE LOYALE.” De Heemkundige Kring Het Ambacht Maldegem, Jaarboek 6, 26 Dec. 2000, p. 271