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In the late 17th century the Van de Werve family acquired the Schilde estate. The local council started to use the family arms as arms of the village in the 18th century. Even though these were not granted, the village used the complete arms of the Van de Werve family, including supporters and crown (see [[Vorselaar]])

In the late 17th century the Van de Werve family acquired the Schilde estate. The local council started to use the family arms as arms of the village in the 18th century. Even though these were not granted, the village used the complete arms of the Van de Werve family, including supporters and crown (see also [[Lichtaart]] and [[Vorselaar]])

In the new arms an escutcheon with the arms of 's Gravenwezel was added.

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	In the late 17<sup>th</sup> century the Van de Werve family acquired the Schilde estate. The local council started to use the family arms as arms of the village in the 18<sup>th</sup> century. Even though these were not granted, the village used the complete arms of the Van de Werve family, including supporters and crown (see [[Vorselaar]])		In the late 17<sup>th</sup> century the Van de Werve family acquired the Schilde estate. The local council started to use the family arms as arms of the village in the 18<sup>th</sup> century. Even though these were not granted, the village used the complete arms of the Van de Werve family, including supporters and crown (see also [[Lichtaart]] and [[Vorselaar]])

	In the new arms an escutcheon with the arms of 's Gravenwezel was added.		In the new arms an escutcheon with the arms of 's Gravenwezel was added.

Schilde: Difference between revisions

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