About Henriette Bonna
Lived 1510 – 1537 (aged 26–27). Henriette Bonna was a Swiss activist.
Henriette Bonna also known as Henriette Baudichon (c.1500-c.1537) was a Protestant activist from Geneva.
Biography Henriette Bonna was born around 1500 in Geneva. She was the daughter of councilor Aymon Bonna and was one of the elites of the city of Geneva.
On October 3, 1527, she married Jean de La Maisonneuve also known as Jean de Baudichon. In a letter addressed to her husband, which has reached us, she feminizes her husband's name and signs Henriette Baudichone.
Bonna was involved in the conflicts that preceded the city's accession to the Reformation between 1535 and 1536.
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Who was Henriette Bonna?
protestant activist
When was Henriette Bonna born?
Henriette Bonna was born in 1510 in Geneva.
When did Henriette Bonna die?
Henriette Bonna died in 1537 in Geneva.
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Henriette Bonna was an activist.
What nationality was Henriette Bonna?
Henriette Bonna was Swiss.
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