Pierre Ier of Luxembourg-Saint-pol.

Pierre Ier of Luxembourg , born in 1390, died in Rambures in 1433 was count de Brienne de Conversano of 1397 with 1433 and Count of Saint-pol. of 1430 with 1433. It was wire of Jean of Luxembourg (1370 † 1397), lord of Beauvoir, and Marguerite d' Enghien, countess of Brienne and Conversano, and grandson of Guy of Luxembourg, count de Ligny, and of Mahaut de Châtillon, countess of Saint-pol.

Philippe III the Good did it knight of the Golden Fleece in 1430. The duke of Bedford entrusted an army corps to him with which it besieged Saint-Valéry. He died of the plague with Rambures.

He married in 1405 Marguerite of the Beams (1394 † 1469), girl of François of the Beams, duke of Andria, and Sueva Orsini. They had:

Jacqueline (1415 † 1472), married:
#en 1433 with Jean of Lancaster († 1435), duke of Bedford,
#puis in 1435 Richard Woodville, count de Rivers.
#: By this second marriage, it will be the mother of Elisabeth Woodville, woman of the king Edouard IV of England
Louis of Luxembourg (1418 † 1475), count of Saint-pol., of Brienne, of Ligny, of Own way and Conversano.
Thibaud († 1477), lord of Fiennes and count de Brienne
Jacques († 1487), lord of Richebourg
Valéran, dead young
Jean
Catherine († 1492), married in 1445 with Arthur III of Brittany (1393 † 1458), duke of Brittany
Philippe, abbess of Saint-Maixent
Isabelle († 1472), married in 1443 with Charles IV of Anjou (1414 † 1472), count of Maine

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