Eijsermans family tree » Johan van Meeuwe (± 1285-1342)

Personal data Johan van Meeuwe 


Household of Johan van Meeuwe

He is married to Margaretha van Pamele.

They got married


Child(ren):

  1. Johan van Wavere  ± 1320-± 1378 


Notes about Johan van Meeuwe

Beroep: vanaf 25-08-1303 Ridder, vanaf 31-10-1303 tot 1323 Heer van Wavere en vanaf 27-03-1305 Heer van Donghelberge (Waals-Brabant). Hij is een bastaard, geboren uit een buitenechtelijke relatie.

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