For family enquiries, scholarly correspondence, or anyone with a story or document to share.
The simplest way to reach the d'Ansembourgs is by email. For correspondence relating to the family history, the Cahiers, archival documents or the website itself, the address to use is:
If this address needs to be changed before launch, it will be updated.
Members of the wider family wishing to be in contact with the genealogist or the editor of the Cahiers — or who simply need the password to the family area — should mention this in their message; the request will be passed on. Anyone holding photographs, letters, faire-part or other documents that might enrich the family record is warmly invited to write: these are exactly the materials that make a chronicle worth reading.
For research, journalism or scholarly correspondence, a brief introduction and a clear indication of the subject of interest — the lineage, a particular castle, the Cahiers, or one of the historical episodes covered on this site — are appreciated. Serious enquiries will receive a reply within a reasonable time.
Personal correspondence is treated as private. No photograph, document or genealogical detail sent to the family will be reproduced on this site or in the Cahiers without the sender's prior agreement.
