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Landsdijk graveyard Onze-Lieve-Vrouw-Ontbevlekt

Assenede, Arrondissement Eeklo, East Flanders, Belgium

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    Assenede, Arrondissement Eeklo, East Flanders (Oost-Vlaanderen) 9968 Belgium
    Coordinates: 51.25210, 3.65040
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Part of the graafjansdijk; presumably laid out end of the 13th century and raised around 1,400 as security of the southern part of Boekhoute against flooding. By the strong population growth in the 19th century the area grew into a pressure inhabited polder hamlet. The Foundation of a school and convent in 1897 by the Sisters of the monastery of Bernardinnen Bassevelde formed the impetus for the creation of the parish, which includes a number of areas on the graafjansdijk in the municipalities Bassevelde, Boekhoute and watervliet. The Church is on the South side of Landsdike.
n 1904, eventually a parish was established here, dedicated to our Lady Immaculate received. Different channels, dykes and polders formed the boundary of the parish. In the North the border was formed by the 'Foscierenpolder','Helle polder' and 'kristoffel polder' and 'the Noorddijk' with watervliet.
In the East 'de Leegmeersenwatergang' the border with Boekhoute and in the South 'de Leede Leegmeersenwatergang' the border with Bassevelde Centre. The 'Cocquytpolder' and the 'Maria polder' were the border with Bentille watervliet and Sint-Jan-in-Eremo in the West.
Jan-Baptist Meuleman became the first parish priest of the new parish.
There was a provisional wooden church erected for the monastery and the school and the monastery were the following years finished. A final neo-Gothic Parish Church was erected and consecrated in 1910.



Part of the graafjansdijk; presumably laid out end of the 13th century and raised around 1,400 as security of the southern part of Boekhoute against flooding. By the strong population growth in the 19th century the area grew into a pressure inhabited polder hamlet. The Foundation of a school and convent in 1897 by the Sisters of the monastery of Bernardinnen Bassevelde formed the impetus for the creation of the parish, which includes a number of areas on the graafjansdijk in the municipalities Bassevelde, Boekhoute and watervliet. The Church is on the South side of Landsdike.
n 1904, eventually a parish was established here, dedicated to our Lady Immaculate received. Different channels, dykes and polders formed the boundary of the parish. In the North the border was formed by the 'Foscierenpolder','Helle polder' and 'kristoffel polder' and 'the Noorddijk' with watervliet.
In the East 'de Leegmeersenwatergang' the border with Boekhoute and in the South 'de Leede Leegmeersenwatergang' the border with Bassevelde Centre. The 'Cocquytpolder' and the 'Maria polder' were the border with Bentille watervliet and Sint-Jan-in-Eremo in the West.
Jan-Baptist Meuleman became the first parish priest of the new parish.
There was a provisional wooden church erected for the monastery and the school and the monastery were the following years finished. A final neo-Gothic Parish Church was erected and consecrated in 1910.



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  • Added: 18 Feb 2015
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