Philippine Elisabeth Caesar (6 March 1683-14 August 1744)

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Parents
Father:1David Caesar (-)
Mother:2Sophie Dorothea Döne (-)
Spouses and relationship events
Married:31711Anton Ulrich (22 October 1687-27 January 1763), Duke of Saxe-MeiningenHolland (Netherlands [Unknown/Unspecified])
morganatically in secret.
Children
Children with Anton Ulrich:
Philippine Antoinette (1/2 August 1712-21 January 1785)4
Philippine Elisabeth (10 September 1713-18 March 1781)5
Philippine Luise (10 October 1714-25 October 1771)6
Philippine Wilhelmina (11 October 1715-16 April or November 1718)7
Bernhard Ernst (14 December 1716-12 or 14 June 1778)8
Antonie Auguste (29 December 1717-19 September 1768)9
Sophie Wilhelmine (23 February 1719-24 November 1723)10
Karl Ludwig (30 October 1721-20 May 1727)11
Christine Friederike (13 December 1723-young)12
Friedrich Ferdinand (12 March 1725-17 June 1725)13
Attributes
Events
Buried:14Meiningen Schloßkirche (Meiningen [city/town], Meiningen [municipality], Schmalkalden-Meiningen [county], Thuringia [state], Germany [country])
Born:156 March 1683Kassel [city/town], Hesse [state], Germany [country]
Died:1614 August 1744Meiningen [city/town], Meiningen [municipality], Schmalkalden-Meiningen [county], Thuringia [state], Germany [country]
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Sources

1 Charles Cawley, Medieval Lands - version 4 (http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/CONTENTS.htm : ), Thuringia.
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