Joan de Fourneux

Summary

Joan de Fourneux is a human^[1]. She died on September 17, 1349^[2].

Key Facts

• Joan de Fourneux died on September 17, 1349^[2].
• Joan de Fourneux's father was William de Fourneux^[3].
• Joan de Fourneux's mother was Sibil^[4].
• Joan de Fourneux was married to Henry FitzHugh, 1st Lord FitzHugh^[5].
• A child of Joan de Fourneux was Joan FitzHugh^[6].
• A child of Joan de Fourneux was Henry FitzHugh, 2nd Lord FitzHugh^[7].
• A child of Joan de Fourneux was Hugh fitz Hugh^[8].
• Joan de Fourneux is recorded as female^[9].
• Joan de Fourneux's instance of is recorded as human^[10].
• Joan de Fourneux's given name is recorded as Joan^[11].

Body

Origins and Family

Joan de Fourneux's father was William de Fourneux^[3]. Her mother was Sibil^[4].

Personal Life

Among Joan de Fourneux's spouses was Henry FitzHugh, 1st Lord FitzHugh^[5]. Children include Joan FitzHugh^[6], 1331–1403^[12]; Henry FitzHugh, 2nd Lord FitzHugh^[7], a politician^[13]; and Hugh fitz Hugh^[8].

Death and Burial

Joan de Fourneux died on September 17, 1349^[2].

FAQs

Who were Joan de Fourneux's parents?

Joan de Fourneux's father was William de Fourneux^[3]. Joan de Fourneux's mother was Sibil^[4].

Who was Joan de Fourneux married to?

Joan de Fourneux's spouses include Henry FitzHugh, 1st Lord FitzHugh^[5].