Karl af Hessen-Kassel f. 19 dec. 1744 Kassel, Hessen, Tyskland d. 17 aug. 1836 Louisenlund, Slesvig, Slesvig-Holsten, Tyskland: Slægten Reventlow

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Slægten Reventlow:

Ludwig Ernst Adolph Detlev Reventlow(1864 - 1906)

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Hans Christian Joachim Cederfeld de Simonsen(1817 - 1906)

Gæster ved Hans Christian Cederfeld de Simonsens bryllup med Benny (Bebbe) Treschow Personerne på billedet er: 1. række (nederst) fra venstre 1.1 Preben Bille-Brahe 1.2 ?? 1.3 ?? 1.4 ?? 1.5 F. J. Elisabeth Cederfeld de Simonsen ("Lida") g. Preben Bille-Brahe 2. række (midten) fra venstre 2.1 Albrecht C. C. L. Schaffalitzky de Muckadell 2.2 Charlotte C. S. Cederfeld de Simonsen ("Lulle") g.m. Albrecht C. C. L. Schaffalitzky de Muckadell 2.3 ?? 2.4 Marie Charlotte Frederikke Uldall g.m. Hans Christian J. Cederfeld de Simonsen 2.5 Hans Christian J. Cederfeld de Simonsen 3. række (bagerst) fra venstre: 3.1 ?? 3.2 Ludvig S. V. Schaffalitzky de Muckadell 3.4 Fanny Schaffalitzky de Muckadell 3.5 ?? 3.6 ?? 3.7 Gustav Ludvig Wad 3.8 ??

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Emkendorf

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Reventlow, Friedrich 1649-1728

Ridder af Elefanten

Symbolum: "PAR LA GRACE DE MON SOUVERAIN"

Kilde: Elefantordenens Våbenbog tome 1, side 196, Ordenskapitlet

Gravsten og epitafier

Reventlow, Christian-Einar Ferdinand Ludvig Eduard

  
CHRISTIAN EINAR REVENTLOW
Kammerherre Lensgreve
Besidder af Baroniet Brahetrolleborg
Grevskaberne Christianssæde og Reventlow
18. juli 1864 - 2. februar 1929

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1744 - 1836 (91 år)

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Fødsel	19 dec. 1744	Kassel, Hessen, Tyskland
Link	https://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carl_af_Hessen
Død	17 aug. 1836	Louisenlund, Slesvig, Slesvig-Holsten, Tyskland
Notater	Charles of Hesse (Danish: Carl af Hessen; German: Karl von Hessen-Kassel) (Kassel 19 December 1744 – Luisenlund 17 August 1836) was born in Kassel as the second surviving son of Kassel's then hereditary prince, the future Frederick II, Landgrave of Hesse-Kassel and his first wife Princess Mary of Great Britain. His mother was a daughter of King George II of Great Britain and Caroline of Ansbach. His father, the future landgrave (who reigned from 1760 and died in 1785) had left the family in 1747 and soon converted to Catholicism, and in 1755 formally ended the marriage. The grandfather, William VIII, Landgrave of Hesse, granted the county of Hanau and its revenues to Mary and her sons. The young prince Charles and his two brothers were with their mother, the landgravine Mary, and were fostered by Protestant relatives since 1747. In 1756, they moved to Danmark, to care for Mary's late sister's Louise's underage children. In 1763, his elder brother married a Danish princess, a first cousin to both. Charles followed suit on 30 August 1766 — his wife was Louise of Danmark. Charles made a military career in Danmark. When the young regent and crown prince, Frederick (1766–1839) had in 1790 become Charles' son-in-law, he made several unsuccessful attempts at substantiallyinfluencing decisions of the government and the regent. Charles was a remarkable patron of theater and opera. He had his own court theater in Slesvig, and he involved himself extensively in its operations. For most of his life, Charles lived in Gottorp Castle with his family. For several years, he was royal governor and commanding general of the twin duchies Schleswig-Holstein. In 1768, Charles purchased the landed property and village of Offenbach-Rumpenheim from the Edelsheim family. In 1771 he had the manor expanded into a castle and princely seat. In 1790, Charles obtained the property of Gereby near Kappeln; in 1807, property in Schlei in Carlsburg, Schwansen. On January 25, 1805, Charles was granted the title "Landgrave of Hesse" by his elder brother, who had assumed the higher dignity and titulary of Imperial Prince-Elector. He named the Luisenlund castle in Slesvig province in honor of his wife. They remained in Danmark, becoming its important lords and royal functionaries. Only his eldest brother returned to Hesse, in 1785, when ascending the landgraviate. Prince Charles of Hesse acted as royal governor of Schleswig-Holstein on behalf of the government of his brother-in-law, King Christian VII of Danmark and Norway. On 30 August 1766, Charles married Princess Louise of Danmark and Norway, his first cousin, the youngest daughter of King Frederick V of Danmark and Norway, who died the same year. The couple had thefollowing children: Marie Sophie, Princess of Hesse (20 October 1767–21 March 1852), married on 31 July 1790 her first cousin the future King Frederick VI of Danmark and Norway Wilhelm, Prince of Hesse (15 January 1769–14 July 1772) Prince Frederik of Hesse (24 May 1771–24 February 1845), a general, married only morganatically Klara von Brockdorff. He was a Danish general and royal governor. Juliane, Princess of Hesse (19 January 1773–11 March 1860), protestant Abbess of Itzehoe Prince Christian of Hesse (14 August 1776–14 November 1814) Princess Louise Caroline of Hesse (28 September 1789–13 March 1867), married on 28 January 1810 Wilhelm, Duke of Glücksburg Prince Charles died in castle Luisenlund in Güby, Schleswig.
Person-ID	I11086	Reventlow
Sidst ændret	9 jul. 2018

Far	Frederik II af Hessen-Kassel f. 1720 d. 1785 (Alder 65 år)
Mor	Marie af England f. 22 feb. 1723 d. 14 jan. 1772, Hanau Castle, Hessen, Tyskland (Alder 48 år)
Familie-ID	F33241	Gruppeskema \| Familietavle

Familie Louise af Danmark
f. 30 jan. 1750, Christiansborg Slot, København, Sokkelund Herred, Københavns Amt, Danmark
d. 12 jan. 1831, Gottorp Slot, Slesvig, Slesvig-Holsten, Tyskland (Alder 80 år)

Ægteskab 30 aug. 1766 Christiansborg Slotskirke, København, Sokkelund Herred, Københavns Amt, Danmark

Alder ved vielsen Han: 21 år og 8 måneder - Hun: 16 år og 7 måneder.

Børn 2 daughters

+	1. Louise Caroline af Hessen d. 12 jan. 1831
+	2. Marie Sofie Frederikke af Hessen-Kassel f. 28 okt. 1767 d. 21 mar. 1852, Amalienborg, København, Danmark (Alder 84 år)

Familie-ID F25479 Gruppeskema | Familietavle

Sidst ændret 19 mar. 2021

Begivenhedskort

	Fødsel - 19 dec. 1744 - Kassel, Hessen, Tyskland
	Ægteskab - 30 aug. 1766 - Christiansborg Slotskirke, København, Sokkelund Herred, Københavns Amt, Danmark
	Død - 17 aug. 1836 - Louisenlund, Slesvig, Slesvig-Holsten, Tyskland

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* 1766 m. Louise af Danmark (1750-1831)

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Karl af Hessen-Kassel

Karl af Hessen-Kassel

Louise af Danmark

Frederik II af Hessen-Kassel

Marie af England

Louise af Danmark

Louise Caroline af Hessen

Marie Sofie Frederikke af Hessen-Kassel