Louis De Fernex<br>Geboortenaam: Louis De Fernex<br>Geslacht: Man<br>Geboorte: Ongeveer 1542 - Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland<br>Overlijden: 25 aug 1568 - Geneve, Geneve, Switzerland<br>Ouders: Guillaume De Fernex, Jeanne De Fernex (geboren Chenelat)<br>Broers/zusters: Jean De Fernex, Jeanne de Choudens (geboren De Fernex), Leger De Fernex, Pierre de Fernex, Pernette Ruff (geboren De Fernex), Jaquemine Fina (geboren De Fernex), Jaques de Fernex
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