Philip the Good relative Adolph of Cleves, Lord of Ravenstein
From Catharina Schaers:
Cornille, bastard of Burgundy (circa 1420 – 16 June 1452, Rupelmonde), Lord of Beveren, known as "le Grand Bâtard de Bourgogne" (the Great Bastard of Burgundy), Governor-general of Luxembourg, who died in the Battle of Bazel. He didn't marry but had illegitimate issue;
From Jeanne de Presles (circa 1400 – circa 1440), daughter of Louis or Raoul de Presles:
Anthony, bastard of Burgundy (circa 1421 – 5 May 1504), Count of La Roche, Lord of Beveren and known as "le Grand Bâtard de Bourgogne" after the death of his older half-brother, who married Jeanne-Marie de La Vieville/Viesville (born circa 1430) and had both legitimate and illegitimate issue, becoming founder of the Burgundy-Beveren branch of the family;
From Jeanne/Colette Catelaine/Chastellain, also known as Jeanne/Colette de Bosquiel, demoiselle of Quiéry-la-Motte (died 1462), who married Étienne de Bours, also known as Mailltoin (died 1450), governor of Gorgues and Dunkirk:
Mary of Burgundy (circa 1426 – 1462), who married Pierre de Bauffremont, Count of Charny (circa 1397 – 1473) in 1447 and had issue;
From Nicoletta de Bosquiel:
David, bastard of Burgundy, Bishop of Utrecht (circa 1427 – 16 April 1496)
From Jacqueline van Steenbergen/Steenberghe:
Anne, bastard of Burgundy (circa 1435 – January 1508, Souburg Castle), governess of her niece, Mary, suo jure Duchess of Burgundy ("Mary the Rich; 1457–1482), daughter of her legitimate half-brother Charles; married first Adriaan van Borselen, Lord of Brigdamme (circa 1417 – 1468) then her paternal cousin Adolph of Cleves, Lord of Ravenstein (1425–1492) and had issue;
From the wife of a Venetian merchant of the Mercatellis family in Bruges:
Raphael of Burgundy, (circa 1437 – 3 August 1508), abbot of Saint Bavo's Abbey in Ghent, titular bishop of Rhosus and bibliophile;
From Catharina de Tiesferies (born circa 1425):
Baudouin of Burgundy, Lord of Falais (1445, Rijssen – May 1508, Brussels)
From Margaretha Post:
Philip, bastard of Burgundy, Bishop of Utrecht, Admiral of the Netherlands (1464 – 7 April 1524, Wijk bij Duurstede)
From Isabella de la Vigne:
Margaret, bastard of Burgundy (died 1455)
From Marguerite Scupelins:
Jean, bastard of Burgundy (died 25 January 1499, Brussels), provost in Bruges, papal notary, had illegitimate issue;
From Célie:
Marion, bastard of Burgundy
From unknown mothers:
Barbe de Steenbourg, abbess in Bourbourg
Corneille (died circa 1428)
Cornelia, bastard of Burgundy, married André de Toulongeon, Lord of Mornay and Saint-Aubin (died 1432, Palestine)
Catherine, bastard of Burgundy, married Humbert de Luyrieux, Lord of La Quelle on 28 June 1460 and had issue
Cateline, bastard of Burgundy, an abbess in Ghent (died after 1515)
Arthur, died young and had no issue
Catherine, a nun
Jossine, died young
Philippe, bastard of Burgundy, died young
Madeleine/Magdalena, bastard of Burgundy
Marie, a nun
Yolande, bastard of Burgundy (died 3 November 1470), who married Jean d'Ailly, Vidame of Amiens in 1456
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