Joan de Verdun

Summary

Joan de Verdun is a human^[1]. She was born on August 9, 1303^[2]. She died on October 2, 1334^[3].

Key Facts

• Joan de Verdun was born on August 9, 1303^[2].
• Joan de Verdun died on October 2, 1334^[3].
• Joan de Verdun's father was Theobald de Verdon^[4].
• Joan de Verdun's mother was Maud de Mortimer^[5].
• Joan de Verdun was married to John de Montagu^[6].
• Joan de Verdun was married to Thomas de Furnivalle, 2nd Baron Furnivalle^[7].
• A child of Joan de Verdun was Maud de Furnivalle^[8].
• A child of Joan de Verdun was Margaret de Furnivalle^[9].
• A child of Joan de Verdun was Thomas de Furnivalle, 3rd Baron Furnivalle^[10].
• A child of Joan de Verdun was William de Furnivalle, 4th Baron Furnivalle^[11].
• Joan de Verdun is recorded as female^[12].
• Joan de Verdun's instance of is recorded as human^[13].
• Joan de Verdun's given name is recorded as Joan^[14].

Body

Origins and Family

Joan de Verdun was born on August 9, 1303^[2]. Her father was Theobald de Verdon^[4]. Her mother was Maud de Mortimer^[5].

Personal Life

Spouses include John de Montagu^[6] and Thomas de Furnivalle, 2nd Baron Furnivalle^[7]. Children include Maud de Furnivalle^[8], 1292–1360^[15]; Margaret de Furnivalle^[9]; Thomas de Furnivalle, 3rd Baron Furnivalle^[10], 1322–1365^[16]; and William de Furnivalle, 4th Baron Furnivalle^[11], 1326–1383^[17].

Death and Burial

Joan de Verdun died on October 2, 1334^[3].

FAQs

Who were Joan de Verdun's parents?

Joan de Verdun's father was Theobald de Verdon^[4]. Joan de Verdun's mother was Maud de Mortimer^[5].

Who was Joan de Verdun married to?

Joan de Verdun's spouses include John de Montagu^[6] and Thomas de Furnivalle, 2nd Baron Furnivalle^[7].