Lady Jane

Family: unknown · Role: daughter of Sir John of Hainault · First appears: Book 1, Chapter 21, part 1/2

At Guise, Lady Jane begged her father, Sir John de Hainault, to spare the lands and heritage of her husband, Lewis, Earl of Blois. Her plea was in vain: Sir John burned Guise and destroyed its mills. In the fortress, she was identified as Sir John’s daughter and Lewis’s wife.

Relationship record

Life events

• Sir John burned Guise and destroyed its mills despite Lady Jane's plea to spare her husband's lands.(Book 1, Chapter 21, part 1/2 · 📍 Guise)
  • With: Sir John de Hainault
  • “She begged of her father to spare the lands and heritage of his son-in-law; but in vain, for Sir John would not depart until he had completed the purpose of his expedition.”

Book 1, Chapter 21, part 1/2

• parent: Sir John de Hainault “In the fortress was the Lady Jane, his daughter, wife of Lewis, Earl of Blois.”
• married with Lewis, Earl of Blois “In the fortress was the Lady Jane, his daughter, wife of Lewis, Earl of Blois.”

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