Simon II de Sarrebruck-Commercy

Simon II (or V) de Sarrebruck-Commercy (died 1355) was a son of Jean II and Alix de Joinville and held Commercy-Château-Haut as sire of Commercy.

In 1344 he settled with his cousin Jean IV the long-delayed partition of the inheritance of Jean I, taking the keep of Commercy, half the town and many villages, mills and woods, while justice and the town walls remained shared. He died without children in 1355 and his lands passed to his brother Jean III.