Jean I de Luxembourg, comte de Ligny, Beauvoir et Roussy

JEAN I (died at the Battle of Cocherel), Lord of Ligny, Roussy & Beauvoir 1354-1364 LUXEMBOURG-LIGNY (de) 1313-1364

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Jean I of Luxembourg, born around 1300, died May 17, 1364, was lord of Ligny-en-Barrois, Roussy and Beauvoir from 1354 to 1364. He was son of Waléran II, lord of Ligny, and Guyotte of Lille .

Union and posterity

In 1330 he married Alix de Dampierre (1322 † 1346), lady of Richebourg and d'Ailly, daughter of Guy de Richebourg, lord of Richebourg, d'Armentières, Ailly and Houdan (younger son of Guillaume), and Béatrice de Putten, Guy de Richebourg's second wife (rather than Marie d'Enghien daughter of Gérard II d'Enghien-Zotteghem, said by some sources to be Guy's first wife), and he had: Guy (1340 † 1371) count of Ligny, lord of Roussy, de Beauvoir, Richebourg and d'Ailly, count of St-Pol by his marriage to the countess Mahaut de Châtillon-St-Pol, sister of Guy below. Jean († 1360), lord of Roussy John (1342 † 1373), archbishop of Mainz (1371-1373) Henri (1344 † 1366) canon in Cologne and Cambrai Waléran, cited in 1347 Jacques Jeanne († 1392), countess of Faucquenberghe, married to: 1.Guy de Châtillon († 1360), count of Saint-Pol 2.Guy VIII († 1427), baron of La Rochefoucauld

Marie dame de Houdan (1337 † 1376/1382), married to Henri V de Vaudémont (1327 † 1365), sire de Joinville, count of Vaudémont Philippote († 1359), married to Raoul, sire de Reineval Catherine († 1366), married to Daniel de Halewyn († 1365)

Widowed, he remarried again with Jeanne Bacon, lady of Molay Bacon, daughter of Roger VI Bacon, lord of Molay Bacon and baron of Normandy, but they had no descendants