Marriage and Children
With Maria of Armenia (sister of Hethum I, King of Armenia and daughter of Constantine of Baberon), John had the following children:
- James (c. 1240– July 18, 1276), count of Jaffa and Ascalon 1266, married Marie of Montbéliard c. 1260
- Philip (d. aft. 1263)
- Guy (c. 1250–February 14, 1304), titular count of Jaffa and Ascalon 1276, married his cousin Marie, Lady of Naumachia c. 1290
- John (d. aft. 1263)
- Hethum
- Oshin
- Margaret (c. 1245– aft. 1317), Abbess of Notre Dame de Tyre, Nicosia
- Isabelle (c. 1250– aft. 1298), married Sempad of Saravantikar c. 1270
- Marie (d. aft. 1298), married firstly Vahran of Hanousse, secondly Gregorios Tardif October 10, 1298
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