Sophie Charlotte von Salm-Dhaun (29 August 1719-29 March 1770) |
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| Married:2 | 19 August 1743 | Johann (24 May 1698-10 February 1780), Pfalzgraf von Birkenfeld zu Gelnhausen | Dhaun (Hochstetten-Dhaun [municipality], Bad Kreuznach [county], Rhineland-Palatinate [state], Germany [country]) | ||
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| Children with Johann: | ||
| Karl Johan Ludwig (18 September 1745-31 March 1789), Pfalzgraf von Birkenfeld zu Gelnhausen3 | ||
| Christiane Luise von Birkenfeld (17 August 1748-31 January 1829)4 | ||
| Johanna Sophie von Birkenfeld (7 January 1751-4 July 1752)5 | ||
| Wilhelm (10 November 1752-8 January 1837), Duke in Bavaria6 | ||
| Friederike von Birkenfeld (14 November 1753-14 November 1753)7 | ||
| Sophie Henriette von Birkenfeld (29 January 1757-30 May 1760)8 | ||
| Christian von Birkenfeld (1 August 1760-25 November 1761)9 | ||
| Johann von Birkenfeld (9 November 1764-24 March 1765)10 | ||
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| Born:11 | 29 August 1719 | Dhaun (Hochstetten-Dhaun [municipality], Bad Kreuznach [county], Rhineland-Palatinate [state], Germany [country]) | ||
| Died:12 | 29 March 1770 | Gelnhausen [city/town], Main-Kinzig [county], Hesse [state], Germany [country] | ||
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