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- the family history hub: headline statistics, what's new, anniversaries, a most-wanted list and a place index.67People20Families24SurnamesandCharlotte of Hesse-Kassel I34 #
1627–1686
- Born 20 NOV 1627 — Kassel, Germany
- Died 16 MAR 1686 — Kaiserslautern, Germany
Family (family group page) #
Partner: Charles Louis Wittelsbach (1617–1680)
- Married 22 FEB 1650 — Heidelberg, Germany
Children #
- Charles Wittelsbach (1651–1685)
- Elisabeth Charlotte Wittelsbach (1652–1722)
Timeline #
- Birth: 20 NOV 1627 — Kassel, Germany
- Death: 16 MAR 1686 — Kaiserslautern, Germany
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- the hub's sections as standalone pages.Total individuals 67 Males 38 (56.7%) Females 29 (43.3%) Sex unknown 0 (0%) Living (protected) 0 Families 20 Unique surnames 24 Events recorded 163 Sources 0 Places 90 Average lifespan 46.8 years Earliest birth James Stewart (1512–1542) Most recent birth (public) Henry Benedict Stuart (1725–1807) - source detail pages (see "Sources, Citations and Media").No source selected.
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Charlotte of Hesse-Kassel (1627–1686)
Generation 1 #
- Charlotte of Hesse-Kassel (1627–1686)
- the text reports (see "Reports and Branches").Descendants #
Charlotte of Hesse-Kassel (1627–1686)
- 1 Charlotte of Hesse-Kassel (1627–1686) m. Charles Louis Wittelsbach
- 1.1 Charles Wittelsbach (1651–1685)
- 1.2 Elisabeth Charlotte Wittelsbach (1652–1722)
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