Born in The 18th Century
- Aved, Jacques André Joseph Camellot (Douai, 1702 – Paris, 1766)
- Cardon, Antoine (1772 – 1813)
- Coclers, Louis Bernard (1770 – 1827)
- Geirnaert, Jozef (Eeklo, 1701 – Ghent, 1859)
- Horemans, Peter Jacob (Antwerp, 1700 – Munich, 1776)
- Verbruggen, Jan (Antwerp, 1712 – Paris, 1781)
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