Anna Augusta von Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel (19 May 1612-17/27 February 1673) |
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| Married:3 | 8/18 April 1638 | Georg Ludwig von Nassau-Dillenburg (4/14 March 1618-19 May 1656) | Coppenbrügge [municipality], Hamelin-Pyrmont (Hameln-Pyrmont) [county], Lower Saxony [state], Germany [country] | ||
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| Children with Georg Ludwig von Nassau-Dillenburg: | ||
| Elisabeth Katharina von Nassau-Dillenburg (8 May 1639-17 June 1641)4 | ||
| Sophie Eleonore von Nassau-Dillenburg (2 May 1640-1 May 1712)5 | ||
| Heinrich (28 August 1641-18 April 1701), Fürst von Nassau-Dillenburg6 | ||
| Elisabeth Charlotte von Nassau-Dillenburg (2 June 1643-2 March 1686)7 | ||
| (Unnamed) (23 September 1645-23 September 1645)8 | ||
| Anna Katharina von Nassau-Dillenburg (1652-after 1662)9 | ||
| Elisabeth Luise von Nassau-Dillenburg (28 December 1652-27 February 1670)10 | ||
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| Buried:11 | Evangelical Town Church (Dillenburg) [city/town], Dillenburg [city/town], Lahn-Dill [county], Hesse [state], Germany [country] | |||
| Born:12 | 19 May 1612 | Wolfenbüttel [city/town], Wolfenbüttel [county], Lower Saxony [state], Germany [country] | ||
| Died:13 | 17/27 February 1673 | Dillenburg [city/town], Lahn-Dill [county], Hesse [state], Germany [country] | ||
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