Anna Amalie von Nassau-Saarbrücken (December 1565-7 March 1605) |
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| Married:3 | 22 September 1584 | Georg "der Alte" (1 September 1562-9 August 1623), Graf von Nassau-Dillenburg | Neuweilnau [city/town], Weilrod [municipality], Hochtaunuskreis [county], Hesse [state], Germany [country] | ||
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| Children with Georg "der Alte": | ||
| Johann Philipp von Nassau-Dillenburg (29 October 1586-29 October 1586)4 | ||
| Johann Georg von Nassau-Dillenburg (10 August 1587-10 August 1587)5 | ||
| Johann Philipp von Nassau-Dillenburg (28 January 1590-9 October 1607)6 | ||
| Georg von Nassau-Dillenburg (7 February 1591-March 1616)7 | ||
| Maria Juliane von Nassau-Dillenburg (8 January 1592-13 May 1645)8 | ||
| Luise von Nassau-Dillenburg (4 June 1593-30 October 1614)9 | ||
| Ludwig Heinrich (9 May 1594-12 July 1662), Fürst von Nassau, Dillenburg, Katzenelnbogen, Vianden und Diez10 | ||
| Philipp Wolfgang von Nassau-Dillenburg (10 June 1595-20 September 1595)11 | ||
| Albrecht von Nassau-Dillenburg (1 November 1596-16/26 June 1626)12 | ||
| Amalie von Nassau-Dillenburg (25 August 1597-9 February 1598)13 | ||
| Elisabeth von Nassau-Dillenburg (6 August 1598-29 March 1599)14 | ||
| Erika von Nassau-Dillenburg (6 March 1601-10 October 1657)15 | ||
| Anna Elisabeth von Nassau-Dillenburg (9 May 1602-14/24 June 1651)16 | ||
| Moritz Ludwig von Nassau-Dillenburg (2 May 1603-13 March 1604)17 | ||
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| Buried:18 | Dillenburg [city/town], Lahn-Dill [county], Hesse [state], Germany [country] | |||
| Born:19 | December 1565 | |||
| Died:20 | 7 March 1605 | Dillenburg [city/town], Lahn-Dill [county], Hesse [state], Germany [country] | ||
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