A few sentences. What are the mistakes?

From of the book I had read last month.

Pierre is was a brave young man who was borned in the Perigord in the sixteenth century. His father, Jean, is was a baron and was anoblished ennobled following his fates on the battlefield, notably in the battle of Calais. Jean had a battle’s companion with whom he decided to share all his goods and his money. We name him His name was Sauveterre. Jean and Sauveterre considered each other as a brother, and Pierre addresses to addressed him using the term uncle.

(Very good, but you were mixing past tense and present tense.)

Airports and accents.

My window shutters are slamming against the outside wall of my house because of the wind. These days the weather is like a fall weather. I live in the Picardy region, north of Paris. A good number of people goes to work to in Paris. The international 'Charles De Gaulle' airport is situated 35 kilometers away from my location which is good because when I go abroad I don't have to go through Paris and I avoid traffic jams.
When I want to travel inside Europe, or to Morocco, I can go in a smaller airport, 20 mn away from my location and pay cheaper less for flight tickets.
I plan to go to Ireland with my older brother and my nephew, who is 4 years younger than me in order to spend a weekend. So I guess we'll go to this airport to take off (the smaller one, called Paris-Beauvais Airport) and we'll be in Ireland in an hour and a half and an hour.
I such love English so much that I'm interested in discovering different accents within the English-speakerspeaking community.That is why I'm used to watch accent tag videos on YouTube to compare the differences between accents.
I don't want to offense nobody offend anybody but as I said in a prior post, the Cockney accent is very 'sketchy' and (it's my personnal personal opinion) I find it hard to understand.

The New Zealand accent seemed easy to understand to me because it's pretty clear. The Irish accent seems particular but I guess I can manage to understand it.

These days, my daughter is constently constantly asking for watching to watch videos of herself... She's 2 years old and I guess it is the period of 'vanity'.
Last time she sat down on my lap, carresed caressed my right cheek and told me 'You're so cute!'. I was blown away because I couldn't remember me having taught this phrase to her! Sometimes she says 'Oh my gooood' because I noticed that when I watch TV programs, the characters may say this phrase pretty often.

Yesterday I started to watch 'Gone Girl' and I'm so happy because now I'm able to understand the dialogs but it's easier with earphones on. Because I hear really clearly what they say.