I Señor Le Fevres Nicolás De Febres - His date of death means he is not the father, or else there is someone in between.

Started by Lisa Natalie Kriel on Thursday, April 2, 2020
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People who fought in the crusades died young. It makes sense that records exist of the heroes of the time, but there is a big time gap between him and his supposed sons.

The first crusades ended in 1271 & lingered until 1291, so likely he was not involved. His father may have been. This is the first I have seen of his date of death and a son named Jean. Roberto was the only son from what I had found so far.

As far as being a father at the age of 50, my dad, Joe Lefebvre, was the father of my youngest brother at the age of 53.

I dont think anyone does actually know the correct date of birth or death of Señor le Fevres. So they might have typed it in incorrectly in the beginning. Perhaps his date of birth is closer to Roberto than is stated. I could not say.

Was my ancestor : Señor Le Fevres Nicolás De Febres - from Spain ? Why does he have a spanish name ?

this guys my direct ancenstor

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