Seigneur Jean I d'Avesnes1 
M, #1050025, b. 1 May 1218, d. 24 December 1257
| Father* | Seigneur Bouchard d'Avesnes b. ~ 1180, d. 1244 |
| Mother* | Margaret b. 2 Jun 1202, d. 10 Feb 1280 |
| Relationship | 23rd great-grandfather of Robert Michael Damon |
| Reference | RFC050-25 |
Seigneur Jean I d'Avesnes is also recorded born on 1 May 1218 in Etraeungt, Nord, France
.1 He was born in April 1218 in Houffalize, Luxembourg, Belgium.2 He was the son of Seigneur Bouchard d'Avesnes and Margaret. Seigneur Jean I d'Avesnes married Adelaide (Alhildis) (of Holland), daughter of Count Florenz IV of Holland and Adelaide of Holland, on 9 October 1246.1 Seigneur Jean I d'Avesnes died on 24 December 1257 in Valenciennes, Nord, France, at age 39.2,1 He was buried in Valenciennes, France.1
He declared a bastard by the Pope because he was the son of a cleric in 1236.1 He ligitimatized by the Emperor Frederick II in 1244.1 Jean I's father Seigneur Bouchard d'Avesnes died in 1244 in Etraeungt, Nord, France.3 Seigneur Jean I d'Avesnes became the father of Count Jean II d'Avesnes in 1247.1 Seigneur Jean I d'Avesnes became the father of Baudouin de Avesnes about 1249.2 Seigneur Jean I d'Avesnes became the father of Bouchard de Avesnes on 26 May 1251.2 Seigneur Jean I d'Avesnes became the father of Guy de Avesnes about 1253.2 Seigneur Jean I d'Avesnes became the father of Guillaume de Avesnes in 1254.2 Seigneur Jean I d'Avesnes became the father of Floris de Avesnes in 1255.2 Seigneur Jean I d'Avesnes became the father of Jeanne de Avesnes about 1256.2
.1 He was born in April 1218 in Houffalize, Luxembourg, Belgium.2 He was the son of Seigneur Bouchard d'Avesnes and Margaret. Seigneur Jean I d'Avesnes married Adelaide (Alhildis) (of Holland), daughter of Count Florenz IV of Holland and Adelaide of Holland, on 9 October 1246.1 Seigneur Jean I d'Avesnes died on 24 December 1257 in Valenciennes, Nord, France, at age 39.2,1 He was buried in Valenciennes, France.1He declared a bastard by the Pope because he was the son of a cleric in 1236.1 He ligitimatized by the Emperor Frederick II in 1244.1 Jean I's father Seigneur Bouchard d'Avesnes died in 1244 in Etraeungt, Nord, France
.3 Seigneur Jean I d'Avesnes became the father of Count Jean II d'Avesnes in 1247.1 Seigneur Jean I d'Avesnes became the father of Baudouin de Avesnes about 1249.2 Seigneur Jean I d'Avesnes became the father of Bouchard de Avesnes on 26 May 1251.2 Seigneur Jean I d'Avesnes became the father of Guy de Avesnes about 1253.2 Seigneur Jean I d'Avesnes became the father of Guillaume de Avesnes in 1254.2 Seigneur Jean I d'Avesnes became the father of Floris de Avesnes in 1255.2 Seigneur Jean I d'Avesnes became the father of Jeanne de Avesnes about 1256.27 Children of Seigneur Jean I d'Avesnes and Adelaide (Alhildis) (of Holland), daughter of Count Florenz IV of Holland and Adelaide of Holland, |
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| Charts | Pedigree of Robert Damon (Big) Royalty for Commoners Royalty for Commoners (Indented) |
| Last Edited | 27 Feb 2021 |
Citations
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- [S227] Samuel H. Sloan, ROYALFAM.GED (461 Peachstone Terrace, San Rafael CA: n.pub.). There are some wild errors in the data.
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