Approximate ages for the following characters?

I've always wondered how old certain characters are or how long they've been around. This might be impossible but if anybody could help me figure out the approximate ages of these characters then I'd appreciate it.

Ackbar
Grand Moff Tarkin
Grand Admiral Thrawn
Qui Gon Jinn
Lando Calrissian
Emperor Palpatine(when he died in Empire's End)
Jango Fett
Count Dooku
Mace Windu
Yaddle

 

I'm only guessing on these but I'd have to say.

Qui Gon Jinn - 50s when he died
Lando Calrissian - 50s
Jango Fett - 30s/40s when died.
Count Dooku - 80s/90s
Mace Windu - 50s
Yaddle - I think she was younger then Yoda so she'd be younger then 700 or so I think.

 

Qui-Gon was born 92 BBY
Palpatine: 82 BBY
Lando: 31 BBY
Mace: 72 BBY
Yaddle: 519 BBY
Tarkin: ~ 63 BBY

I don't recall the ages for the others

 

Qui-Gon was age 60 according the TPM, and later sourcebooks IIRC.

 

Yaddle's 476 according to Cloak of Deception (p. 187)

 

I think we can narrow Jango down a bit agewise. According to the TFN Timeline the first part of 'Jango Fett: Open Seasons' takes place 58 BBY. When he is orphaned in that he looks around 8-10 years old. Jango is killed on Geonosis 22 BBY. So that would put him at 44-46 years old at his time of death.

 

"Qui-Gon was born 92 BBY
Palpatine: 82 BBY
Lando: 31 BBY
Mace: 72 BBY
Yaddle: 519 BBY
Tarkin: ~ 63 BBY"

That would put Qui-Gon at 60 when he died.

That would put Palps at 86 when he died.

That would put Lando at 36 during ROTJ.

That would put Mace at 50 during AOTC and 53 during EPIII.

That would put Yaddle at 500 during EpIII, 497 in AOTC and 487 in TPM

That would put Tarkin at 44 during epIII and 63 in ANH *duh*

Just a lil fyi in the case that bib's info is true.

 

"That would put Yaddle at 500 during EpIII, 497 in AOTC"

No it wouldn't she died before AOTC, .

 

Whoops, that was a typo. Yaddle was born at 509 BBY.

 

How did Yaddle die? More info please.

 

Ackbar was in his mid fifties during the Thrawn Crisis. That would put him at around 90 by the end of the NJO.