John I Hans

Birth2 Feb 1454 - Aalborg, Denmark

Death20 Feb 1513 - Aalborg Castle, Denmark

MotherDorthea Königin von Dänemark Norwegen und Schweden Herzogin von Schleswig und Holstein Gräfin von Oldenburg Prinzessin von Brand Hohenzollern

FatherThomas Christiaan, I van Oldenburg; Koning van Zweden; Noorwegen en Denemarken; Graaf van Oldenburg-Oldenburg Hertog van Holstein en Sleeswijk

Born in Aalborg, Denmark on 2 Feb 1454 to Thomas Christiaan, I van Oldenburg; Koning van Zweden; Noorwegen en Denemarken; Graaf van Oldenburg-Oldenburg Hertog van Holstein en Sleeswijk and Dorthea Königin von Dänemark Norwegen und Schweden Herzogin von Schleswig und Holstein Gräfin von Oldenburg Prinzessin von Brand Hohenzollern. John I Hans passed away on 20 Feb 1513 in Aalborg Castle, Denmark.

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Thomas Christiaan, I Van Oldenburg; Koning Van Zweden; Noorwegen En Denemarken; Graaf Van Oldenburg-oldenburg Hertog Van Holstein En Sleeswijk
1426 - 1481

Dorthea Königin Von Dänemark Norwegen Und Schweden Herzogin Von Schleswig Und Holstein Gräfin Von Oldenburg Prinzessin Von Brand Hohenzollern
1430 - 1495

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