Eleanor of Vendôme

Eleanor of Vendôme (died c. 1350) was a daughter of Count Bouchard VI of Vendôme and Alix of Brittany. In 1339 she married Roger-Bernard, count of Périgord, and was the mother of Archambaud V, who succeeded as count of Périgord, and Joan, who married the count of Armagnac.

Eleanor died around 1350, predeceasing her husband, who died in 1361 and whose county had just passed under English rule by the Treaty of Brétigny in 1360.