Le Grelle family

Le Grelle
Le Grelle
Noble family
	Coat of Arms. ; Two golden lions armed and langued Gules.
Founded	16th century
Titles	Member of the National Congress,; Member of the Belgian House of Representatives,; Mayor of Antwerp,; Mayor of Pulle (Antwerp),; Mayor of Berlaar; Senator,; Alderman of Antwerp,; Communal councilor,; Grand Chaplain of Antwerp,; Secret chamberlain of the Pope,; Dignitaries of the Austrian Netherlands,; Clerk of the city of Antwerp,; Clerk of the Antwerp Chamber of Treasurers,; Commissioner of currencies,; Attorney General.;
Motto	Nostrum Praesidium Deus
	Crown of count. ; François Le Grelle (1671-1729) married Catherine de Schepper, the last descendant of the oldest branch of an old family of aldermen in Mechelen since the 16th century. It is from this family that the Le Grelle family will take its coat of arms.

The Le Grelle family is a family of imperial, Dutch, Papal, and Belgian nobility.

^ le Maire, Octave (1922). Notice sur la Famille de Schepper dite Scheppers. Malines: H. Dierickx-Beke Fils.

Le Grelle
Noble family
Coat of Arms. Two golden lions armed and langued Gules.
Founded	16th century
Titles	Member of the National Congress, Member of the Belgian House of Representatives, Mayor of Antwerp, Mayor of Pulle (Antwerp), Mayor of Berlaar Senator, Alderman of Antwerp, Communal councilor, Grand Chaplain of Antwerp, Secret chamberlain of the Pope, Dignitaries of the Austrian Netherlands, Clerk of the city of Antwerp, Clerk of the Antwerp Chamber of Treasurers, Commissioner of currencies, Attorney General.
Motto	Nostrum Praesidium Deus
Crown of count. François Le Grelle (1671-1729) married Catherine de Schepper, the last descendant of the oldest branch of an old family of aldermen in Mechelen since the 16th century.^[1] It is from this family that the Le Grelle family will take its coat of arms.