Jean I de Thil
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Jean I de Thil
Summary
Jean I de Thil is a human[1].
Key Facts
- Jean I de Thil's father was Guillaume, Sire de Thil[2].
- Jean I de Thil's mother was NN de La Roche-Nolay[3].
- Jean I de Thil was married to Jeanne, Dame de Châteauvillain[4].
- A child of Jean I de Thil was Marie de Thil-en-Auxois,[5].
- A child of Jean I de Thil was Jean II de Châteauvillain, Seigneur de Thil, de Châteauvillain et de Marigny[6].
- Jean I de Thil is recorded as male[7].
- Jean I de Thil's instance of is recorded as human[8].
- Jean I de Thil's given name is recorded as Jean[9].
Body
Origins and Family
Jean I de Thil's father was Guillaume, Sire de Thil[2]. His mother was NN de La Roche-Nolay[3].
Personal Life
Among Jean I de Thil's spouses was Jeanne, Dame de Châteauvillain[4]. Children include Marie de Thil-en-Auxois,[5] and Jean II de Châteauvillain, Seigneur de Thil, de Châteauvillain et de Marigny[6], b. 1346[10].
FAQs
Who were Jean I de Thil's parents?
Jean I de Thil's father was Guillaume, Sire de Thil[2]. Jean I de Thil's mother was NN de La Roche-Nolay[3].
Who was Jean I de Thil married to?
Jean I de Thil's spouses include Jeanne, Dame de Châteauvillain[4].