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'''Jean''' may refer to: | '''Jean''' may refer to: | ||
*[[Jean-Jacques Blaise d'Abbadie]] (1726 – 1765), governor of [[Louisiana]] from 1763 to his death | *[[Jean-Jacques Blaise d'Abbadie]] (1726 – 1765), governor of [[Louisiana]] from 1763 to his death | ||
*[[Jean-Baptiste Bernadotte]] (1763 – 1844), | *[[Jean-Baptiste Bernadotte]] (1763 – 1844), a [[French Army]] [[officer]] and King of [[Sweden]] | ||
*[[Jean-François Brunet]], an | *[[Jean-François Brunet]], an [[Abstergo Industries]] employee | ||
*[[Jean Burnel]] ( | *[[Jean Burnel]] (died 1789), a [[Parisian Rite of the Templar Order|Parisian Templar]] initiate | ||
*[[Jean-Jacques Calvert]] ( | *[[Jean-Jacques Calvert]] (died 1789), a Parisian Templar | ||
*[[Jean-Baptiste du Casse]] (1646 – 1715), a French buccaneer, admiral and colonial administrator | *[[Jean-Baptiste du Casse]] (1646 – 1715), a [[France|French]] [[buccaneer]], admiral, and colonial administrator | ||
*[[Jean-Dominique Cassini]] (1748 – 1845), an astronomer | *[[Jean-Dominique Cassini]] (1748 – 1845), an astronomer | ||
*[[Jean-François Champollion]], a philologist | *[[Jean-François Champollion]], a philologist known for deciphering the [[Rosetta Stone]] | ||
*[[Jean-Jacques Dessalines]] (1758 – 1806), a leader of the [[Haitian Revolution]] and Emperor of [[Haiti]] from 1804 to his death | *[[Jean-Jacques Dessalines]] (1758 – 1806), a leader of the [[Haitian Revolution]] and Emperor of [[Haiti]] from 1804 to his death | ||
*[[Johannes Metzger|Jean l'Ecorcheur]] ( | *[[Jean-Baptiste Dossonville]], a ''gendarme'' during the [[French Revolution]] | ||
*[[Jean Gilbert]], a ''gendarme'' and Templar plant responsible for foiling [[Marie Antoinette]]'s escape attempt in 1793 | *[[Johannes Metzger|Jean l'Ecorcheur]] (died 1561), the French name of the [[Germany|German]] butcher Johannes Metzger | ||
*[[John Hawkwood|Jean Haccoude]] (c. 1320 – 1394), the French name of the [[ | *[[Jean Gilbert]], a ''gendarme'' and Templar plant responsible for foiling [[Marie Antoinette]]'s escape attempt in 1793 | ||
*[[Jean Henri Latude]] (1725 – 1805), a memoirist famous for escaping the [[Bastille]] and Vincennes numerous times | *[[John Hawkwood|Jean Haccoude]] (c. 1320 – 1394), the French name of the [[England|English]] ''[[Mercenary|condottiero]]'' John Hawkwood | ||
*[[Jean-Paul Marat]] (1743 – 1793), a leading member of the [[Jacobins|Jacobin Club]] during the | *[[Jean Henri Latude]] (1725 – 1805), a memoirist famous for escaping the [[Bastille]] and Vincennes numerous times | ||
*[[François l'Olonnais|Jean-David Nau]] (c. 1635 – c. 1668), the real name of the pirate François l'Olonnais | *[[Jean-Paul Marat]] (1743 – 1793), a leading member of the [[Jacobins|Jacobin Club]] during the French Revolution | ||
*[[Jean-François Papillon]] ( | *[[François l'Olonnais|Jean-David Nau]] (c. 1635 – c. 1668), the real name of the [[Piracy|pirate]] François l'Olonnais | ||
*[[Jean-Baptiste Rotondo]] (c. 1750 – c. 1795), an [[Italy|Italian]] swindler | *[[Jean-François Papillon]] (died 1805), a leader of the Haitian Revolution and a [[Haitian Assassins|Haitian Assassin]] | ||
*[[Jean-Lambert Tallien]] (1767 – 1820), a politician during the French Revolution | *[[Jean-Baptiste Rotondo]] (c. 1750 – c. 1795), an [[Italy|Italian]] swindler | ||
*[[Jean-Louis Villatte]], a | *[[Jean-Jacques Rousseau]] (1712 – 1778), a {{Wiki|Canton of Geneva|Genevan}} philosopher | ||
*[[Jean-Lambert Tallien]] (1767 – 1820), a politician during the French Revolution | |||
*[[Jean-Louis Villatte]], a general during the Haitian Revolution and a Templar | |||
[[Category:Disambiguations]] | [[Category:Disambiguations]] | ||
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Jean may refer to:
- Jean-Jacques Blaise d'Abbadie (1726 – 1765), governor of Louisiana from 1763 to his death
- Jean-Baptiste Bernadotte (1763 – 1844), a French Army officer and King of Sweden
- Jean-François Brunet, an Abstergo Industries employee
- Jean Burnel (died 1789), a Parisian Templar initiate
- Jean-Jacques Calvert (died 1789), a Parisian Templar
- Jean-Baptiste du Casse (1646 – 1715), a French buccaneer, admiral, and colonial administrator
- Jean-Dominique Cassini (1748 – 1845), an astronomer
- Jean-François Champollion, a philologist known for deciphering the Rosetta Stone
- Jean-Jacques Dessalines (1758 – 1806), a leader of the Haitian Revolution and Emperor of Haiti from 1804 to his death
- Jean-Baptiste Dossonville, a gendarme during the French Revolution
- Jean l'Ecorcheur (died 1561), the French name of the German butcher Johannes Metzger
- Jean Gilbert, a gendarme and Templar plant responsible for foiling Marie Antoinette's escape attempt in 1793
- Jean Haccoude (c. 1320 – 1394), the French name of the English condottiero John Hawkwood
- Jean Henri Latude (1725 – 1805), a memoirist famous for escaping the Bastille and Vincennes numerous times
- Jean-Paul Marat (1743 – 1793), a leading member of the Jacobin Club during the French Revolution
- Jean-David Nau (c. 1635 – c. 1668), the real name of the pirate François l'Olonnais
- Jean-François Papillon (died 1805), a leader of the Haitian Revolution and a Haitian Assassin
- Jean-Baptiste Rotondo (c. 1750 – c. 1795), an Italian swindler
- Jean-Jacques Rousseau (1712 – 1778), a Genevan philosopher
- Jean-Lambert Tallien (1767 – 1820), a politician during the French Revolution
- Jean-Louis Villatte, a general during the Haitian Revolution and a Templar