Collateral blood relative
Jeanne de Ray
Daughter of Aimé de Ray; wife of Pierre I de Bauffremont and mother of Catherine de Bauffremont. Through her the ancestry continues into the seigneurial house of Ray in Franche-Comté.
- Dates
- Dates not established
- House or family
- De Ray
- Father
- Aimé de Ray
- Mother
- Étiennette de La Roche
- Spouse
- Pierre I de Bauffremont
- Children in this pedigree
- Catherine de BauffremontCollateral
- Relationship to Brandon
- Recorded in the archive as part of the withdrawn Mengen and Bauffremont reconstruction. Not a direct ancestor of Brandon Noble LeClaire.
- Evidence status
- Published Genealogy
Collateral blood relative. Recorded in the archive as part of the withdrawn Mengen and Bauffremont reconstruction. Not a direct ancestor of Brandon Noble LeClaire.
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All 67 recorded ancestors of Jeanne de Ray
- Aimé de RayDied June 1327
- Étiennette de La RocheDates not established
- Othenin de RayDied 1298
- Guillemette de Faucogneyliving after 1312
- Jean I de FaucogneyDates not established
- Héloïse de JoinvilleDied 1312
- Simon de JoinvilleDates not established
- Béatrix d'Auxonnec. 1195 to c. 1260 or 1261
- Étienne III d'Auxonnec. 1170 to 1241
- Béatrice de ChalonDates not established
- Étienne II d'AuxonneDates not established
- Judith of LorraineDates not established
- Matthias I, Duke of Lorrainec. 1119 to 1176
- Bertha of Swabiac. 1123 to 1130 to 1194 or 1195
- Frederick II, Duke of Swabia1090 to 6 April 1147
- Judith of BavariaDates not established
- Frederick I, Duke of SwabiaDates not established
- Agnes of Waiblingen1072 or 1073 to 24 September 1143
- Henry IV, Holy Roman Emperor11 November 1050 to 7 August 1106
- Bertha of Savoy21 September 1051 to 27 December 1087
- Henry III, Holy Roman Emperor28 October 1016 to 5 October 1056
- Agnes of Poitouc. 1025 to 14 December 1077
- Otto, Count of SavoyDates not established
- Adelaide of SusaDates not established
- Conrad II, Holy Roman Emperorc. 990 to 4 June 1039
- Gisela of Swabia11 November 989 or 990 to 15 February 1043
- William V, Duke of Aquitaine969 to 31 January 1030
- Agnes of Burgundyc. 995 to 10 November 1068
- Henry of Speyerc. 970 to before 1000
- Adelaide of Metzc. 970 to c. 1039
- Hermann II, Duke of SwabiaDied 4 May 1003
- Gerberga of Burgundyc. 965 to 7 July 1019
- Otto-William, Count of Burgundyc. 962 to 21 September 1026
- Otto I, Duke of Carinthiac. 948 to 4 November 1004
- Conrad I, King of Burgundyc. 925 to 19 October 993
- Matilda of France943 to 26 November 981 or 992
- Adalbert II, King of Italyc. 936 to 30 April 971
- Conrad the Red, Duke of Lorrainec. 922 to 10 August 955
- Liutgarde of Saxony931 to 18 November 953
- Louis IV, King of West Francia10 September 920 or 921 to 10 September 954
- Gerberga of Saxonyc. 913 to 5 May 984
- Berengar II, King of Italyc. 900 to 6 August 966
- Willa of Tuscanyc. 912 to after 966
- Otto I, Holy Roman Emperor23 November 912 to 7 May 973
- Edith of Englandc. 910 to 26 January 946
- Charles III, King of West Francia17 September 879 to 7 October 929
- Eadgifu of Wessexc. 902 to after 951
- Henry the Fowlerc. 876 to 2 July 936
- Matilda of Ringelheimc. 895 to 14 March 968
- Edward the Elderc. 874 to 17 July 924
- ÆlfflædDied after 920
- Louis II, King of West Francia1 November 846 to 10 April 879
- Otto I, Duke of Saxonyc. 851 to 30 November 912
- HedwigaDied 24 December 903
- Dietrich, Count in WestphaliaDied 917
- Alfred the Greatc. 849 to 26 October 899
- EalhswithDied 5 December 902
- Charles II, Holy Roman Emperor13 June 823 to 6 October 877
- Ermentrude of Orléans27 September 823 to 6 October 869
- Liudolf, Duke of Saxonyc. 805 to 11 or 12 March 866
- Odac. 806 to 17 May 913
- Æthelwulf, King of WessexDied 13 January 858
- Louis the Pious16 April 778 to 20 June 840
- Judith of Bavaria, Empressc. 797 to 19 April 843
- Ecgberht, King of WessexDied 839
- Charlemagne2 April 747 or 748 to 28 January 814
- Hildegard of the Vinzgauc. 754 to 30 April 783
Sources for this record
Sources are listed in order of evidential weight. A contemporary record outranks a printed reference work; a printed reference work outranks a derivative pedigree or an online database.
1. Major published genealogical reference
Detlev Schwennicke, Europäische Stammtafeln, Neue Folge, Volume XXVI, Tafel 74
- Cited for: Sir Johann III von Mengen and Catherine de Bauffremont
- Cited for: Pierre I de Bauffremont and the Bauffremont relationships
- Cited for: Catherine de Bauffremont as daughter of Pierre I de Bauffremont and Jeanne de Ray
2. Major published genealogical reference
Europäische Stammtafeln, Volume XIII, Tafel 43
- Cited for: The house of Ray and the parentage of Jeanne de Ray
3. Major published genealogical reference
Europäische Stammtafeln, Volume III, Tafel 442
- Cited for: The Bauffremont and Ray relationships surrounding Jeanne de Ray
4. Accessible derivative pedigree
Our Royal, Titled, Noble and Commoner Ancestors — Jeanne de Ray View source
- Cited for: Jeanne de Ray as daughter of Aimé, Sire de Ray (died June 1327), and Étiennette de La Roche (died 1305)
- Cited for: Her marriage to Pierre I de Bauffremont, Sire de Vauvillers and Ruppes
- Cited for: Their children including Catherine de Bauffremont, Huart II de Bauffremont and Liébaud de Bauffremont
A derivative compilation, citing Europäische Stammtafeln XIII Tafel 43, III Tafel 442 and Schwennicke XXVI Tafel 74.
Further references
- Detlev Schwennicke, Europäische Stammtafeln, Neue Folge, Volume XXVI, Tafel 74
- Jean-Marie Thiébaud, genealogical works on the nobility of Franche-Comté
Jeanne de Ray is recorded in the ancestry of the House of LeClaire alongside 176 other identified individuals.