Collateral blood relative
Jean Le Clerc
Painter and Knight of Saint Mark of the Le Clerc de Pulligny family. He is recorded here with his surviving portrait; his precise position in the pedigree does not establish him as a direct ancestor.
- Dates
- 1585 or 1586 to 1633
- Titles and offices
- Knight of the Order of Saint Mark
- Painter to the Dukes of Lorraine
- House or family
- Le Clerc de Pulligny
- Father
- Not established
- Mother
- Not established
- Spouse
- Not recorded
- Relationship to Brandon
- Not shown as a direct ancestor. He is retained in the archive pending evidence establishing his exact position in the pedigree.
- Evidence status
- Published Genealogy
Collateral blood relative. Not shown as a direct ancestor. He is retained in the archive pending evidence establishing his exact position in the pedigree.
Portraits, seals and monuments
Traditional identification
Portrait traditionally identified as Jean Le Clerc, associated with an attribution to Anthony van Dyck. The identification and the attribution are both traditional rather than documented.
Line to Brandon Noble LeClaire
This person is a collateral blood relative. No line of descent runs through them.
Explore their ancestry
Both parents of every person are independently explorable. Follow either line upwards as far as the evidence runs.
Paternal line
Not established
Maternal line
Not established
Further references
- LeClaire.co.uk family archive and existing pedigree
Jean Le Clerc is recorded in the ancestry of the House of LeClaire alongside 176 other identified individuals.