Louisa of Great Britain (7 December 1724-8 December 1751) |
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| Married:3 | 11 December 1743 | Frederik V (31 March 1723-14 January 1766), King of Denmark and Norway | Altona [district], Hamburg [city/town], Germany [country] | ||
| Married by proxy 30 October 1743 in Hannover. | |||||
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| Children with Frederik V: | ||
| Christian of Denmark (7 July 1745-3 June 1747)4 | ||
| Sophie Magdalena of Denmark (3 July 1746-21 August 1813)5 | ||
| Caroline of Denmark (10 July 1747-14 January 1820)6 | ||
| Christian VII (29 January 1749-12 March 1808), King of Denmark and Norway7 | ||
| Louisa of Denmark (30 January 1750-12 January 1831)8 | ||
| (Unnamed) (19 December 1751-)9 | ||
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| Buried:10 | Roskilde Cathedral [building], Roskilde [city/town], Sømme Herred [municipality], Sjælland [Unknown/Unspecified], Denmark [country] | |||
| Born:11 | 7 December 1724 | Westminster [municipality], Greater London [county], England [country], United Kingdom [country] | ||
| In Leicester House. | ||||
| Died:12 | 8 December 1751 | |||
| Died:13 | 19 December 1751 | Christianborg Palace [building], Copenhagen [city/town], Sjælland [Unknown/Unspecified], Denmark [country] | ||
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