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John I of Nassau-Weilburg
Count of Nassau-Weilburg (1355-1371)
- Child of Gerlach I of Nassau and Agnes of Hesse
- Married to Joan of Saarbrücken, Gertrud of Merenberg
- Dated 1309 CE – 20 September 1371 CE
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Family 20
- child of (child) Gerlach I of Nassau Count of Nassau (1298-1344)
- child of (mother) Agnes of Hesse German noble
- of the house House of Nassau-Weilburg (1355-1605) German noble family
- parent of (child) Margaret of Nassau-Weilburg German countess (1370-1427)
- parent of (child) Schonetta of Nassau-Weilburg German countess
- parent of (child) Philip I of Nassau-Weilburg Count of Nassau-Weilburg (1371-1429) and Saarbrücken (1381-1429)
- parent of (child) Agnes of Nassau-Weilburg countess of Zweibrücken-Bitsch and Nassau-Weilburg
- parent of (child) Johannetta of Nassau-Weilburg German countess († 1365)
- parent of (child) John of Nassau-Weilburg German count († 1365)
- parent of (child) Joan of Nassau-Weilburg German countess (1362-1383)
- sibling of Adelaide of Nassau German countess
- sibling of Adolf I of Nassau-Wiesbaden-Idstein Count of Nassau-Wiesbaden-Idstein (1355-1370)
- sibling of Agnes of Nassau German countess and nun
- sibling of Crato of Nassau-Sonnenberg Count of Nassau-Sonnenberg (1355-1361)
- sibling of Elisabeth of Nassau German countess († 1370)
- sibling of Gerlach of Nassau Archbishop and Elector of Mainz (1346-1371)
- sibling of Mary of Nassau German countess († 1366)
- sibling of Rupert of Nassau-Sonnenberg Count of Nassau-Sonnenberg (1355-1390)
- married to Joan of Saarbrücken German countess
- married to Gertrud of Merenberg German noble
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