About Jean Pécolat
Lived 1487 – 1540 (aged 52–53). Jean Pécolat was a politician.
Jean Pécolat (born after 1487 in Geneva, died after 1540) was a Genevan patriot and politician, member of several councils of the Republic of Geneva and ally of Philibert Berthelier. He was put to death by Jean de Savoie the Prince Bishop of Geneva.
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Who was Jean Pécolat?
Genevan politician
When was Jean Pécolat born?
Jean Pécolat was born in 1487 in Geneva.
When did Jean Pécolat die?
Jean Pécolat died in 1540.
What was Jean Pécolat's occupation?
Jean Pécolat was a politician.
What nationality was Jean Pécolat?
Jean Pécolat's recorded nationality: Republic of Geneva.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Jean Pécolat. https://biography.guide/jean-pecolat/
MLA: "Jean Pécolat." Biography.guide, https://biography.guide/jean-pecolat/.
Chicago: "Jean Pécolat." Biography.guide. https://biography.guide/jean-pecolat/.
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