House of Spoelberch
Spoelberch is an old Belgian noble house, they are titled Viscount de Spoelberch. The family still exists and are legally recognised as being part of the nobility of the kingdom. History. The genealogy of this family can be traced back to an act of 19 April 1535. This act mentions Guillaume Spoelberchs as the husband of Catherine van Hoegaerde, and as being the son of Wouter Spoelberchs. In 1828 Jean-Charles-Laurent-Joseph de Spoelberch de la Bawette inherited the "Kasteel Drie Torens" (Three Towers Castle) in Londerzeel. Another castle obtained by marriage is in Wespelaar. Today  this noble house is one of the wealthiest families of the kingdom; their private fortune is an estimated 14 billion. André de Spoelberch, who died in 2017, was among the twenty wealthiest Belgians until his death. Members. Descendants of Jean-Baptiste-Louis-Charles. John Baptiste III Louis Charles, Viscount de Spoelberch, "married to Henrietta Countess de Brouchoven de Bergeyck".