Count Saint Pol is in Counts of France.
In 1280 John Chatillon I Count Saint Pol died. His succeeded brother Guy Chatillon III Count Saint Pol [aged 53] succeeded III Count Saint Pol. Matilda Reginar Countess Saint Pol [aged 56] by marriage Countess Saint Pol.
On 6th April 1317 Guy Chatillon IV Count Saint Pol [aged 63] died. His succeeded son Jean Chatillon Count Saint Pol [aged 25] succeeded Count Saint Pol.
In 1360 Guy Chatillon V Count Saint Pol died. His succeeded sister Mathilde Chatillon Countess Saint Pol [aged 25] succeeded Countess Saint Pol. Guy of Luxemburg I Count Saint Pol and Ligny [aged 20] by marriage Count Saint Pol.
In 1430 Peter Luxemburg I Count Saint Pol [aged 40] was created I Count Saint Pol.
Chronicle of Gregory. 22nd April 1433. And the same year the Duke of Bedforde [aged 43], and Regyant of Fraunce, weddyde the dukys [aged 43]1 daughter [aged 18] of Syn Powle the XXij2 day at Tyruyn [Map]3.
Note 1. He was Count Saint Pol rather than Duke.
Note 2. of April.
Note 3. Thérouanne [Map].
On 31st August 1433 Peter Luxemburg I Count Saint Pol [aged 43] died of plague at Rambures, Somme. His succeeded son Louis Luxemburg I Count Saint Pol [aged 15] succeeded I Count Saint Pol.
On 19th December 1475 Louis Luxemburg I Count Saint Pol [aged 57] was beheaded at Paris [Map]. His succeeded son Peter [aged 35] succeeded II Count Saint Pol. Margaret Savoy Countess Saint Pol [aged 36] by marriage Countess Saint Pol.
On 9th February 1534 Francis Bourbon Duke Estouteville [aged 42] and Adrienne Estouteville Duchess Estouteville [aged 21] were married. She by marriage Countess Saint Pol. Francis Bourbon Duke Estouteville by marriage Duke Estouteville. The difference in their ages was 21 years. He the son of Francis Bourbon Count Vendôme and Soissons and Marie Luxemburg Countess Vendôme and Soissons.
In 1601 François Valois III Count Saint Pol [aged 31] was created III Count Saint Pol.
Hugh Campdavaine IV Count Saint Pol succeeded IV Count Saint Pol.
Guy Chatillon V Count Saint Pol was appointed V Count Saint Pol.
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Francis Bourbon Duke Estouteville succeeded Count Saint Pol.
Guy Chatillon IV Count Saint Pol was appointed IV Count Saint Pol.
Hugh Campdavaine IV Count Saint Pol and Yolande Flanders Countess Saint Pol, La Marche and Soissons were married. Yolande Flanders Countess Saint Pol, La Marche and Soissons by marriage Countess Saint Pol. She the daughter of Baldwin Flanders IV Count Hainaut and Alice Namur Countess Hainaut.
John Chatillon I Count Saint Pol and Alix Capet Countess Saint Pol were married. Alix Capet Countess Saint Pol by marriage Countess Saint Pol. She the daughter of John "The Red" Capet I Duke Brittany and Blanche "Navarre" Blois Duchess Brittany. He the son of Hugh Chatillon I Count Blois V Count Saint Pol and Mary Avesnes. They were third cousin once removed. He a great x 4 grandson of King William "Conqueror" I of England. She a great x 5 granddaughter of King William "Conqueror" I of England.
John Chatillon I Count Saint Pol succeeded I Count Saint Pol.
Hugh Chatillon I Count Blois V Count Saint Pol was appointed V Count Saint Pol.