Anna von der Lippe (-24 November 1590)

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Parents
Father:1Simon V (-), Graf zur Lippe
Spouses and relationship events
Married:21 October 1550Johann I der Fromme (1521/22-9 April 1567), Graf von Waldeck-LandauDetmold [city/town], Lippe [county], North Rhine-Westphalia [state], Germany [country]
Children
Children with Johann I der Fromme:
Philipp VI (4 October 1551-9 November 1579), Graf von Waldeck-Landau3
Franz III (27 June 1553-12 March 1597), Graf von Waldeck-Landau4
Simon von Waldeck (1554-1554)5
Anastasia von Waldeck (1555-1583)6
Johannes von Waldeck (1557-young)7
Margarethe von Waldeck (1559-20 October 1580)8
Bernhard von Waldeck (1561-1/11 March 1591), bishop of Osnabrück9
Agnes von Waldeck (around 1563-13 May 1576)10
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Events
Died:1124 November 1590
Buried:121 December 1590Stadtkirche (Mengeringhausen [city/town], Bad Arolsen [municipality], Waldeck-Frankenberg [county], Hesse [state], Germany [country])
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1 Jacob Christoph Carl von Hoffmeister, Historisch-genealogisches Handbuch über alle Grafen und Fürsten von Waldeck und Pyrmont seit 1228: (Cassel: Verlag von Gustav Klaunig, 1883), XIX. Johann I, p. 42-43.
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