Johann von Nassau-Hadamar (-between 24 June 1364 and 20 January 1365)

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Parents
Father:1Emicho I (-7 June 1334), Graf von Nassau in Driedrof, Estenau und Hadamar
Mother:2Anna von Nürnberg (-around 1356)
Spouses and relationship events
Married:3before 1331Elisabeth von Waldeck (-before 22 June 1385)
Children
Children with Elisabeth von Waldeck:
Anna von Nassau-Hadamar (-21 January 1404)4
Emicho von Nassau-Hadamar (-24 February 1358), Canon at Mainz Cathedral5
Helena von Nassau-Hadamar (-1344)6
Emicho (III) von Nassau-Hadamar (-after 21 June 1394)7
Heinrich von Nassau-Hadamar (-before 1369)8
Elisabeth von Nassau-Hadamar (-18 December 1413), Abbess of Essen9
Adelheid von Nassau-Hadamar (-after 18 January 1411)10
Johann von Nassau-Hadamar (-), Monk at Ebrach11
Margareta (-), Nun of St Klara12
Emicho von Nassau-Hadamar (1331-8 June 1343)13
Attributes
Events
Died:14between 24 June 1364 and 20 January 1365
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Sources

1 Charles Cawley, Medieval Lands - version 4 (http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/CONTENTS.htm : ), Nassau.
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