Frederick Eugene (of Wurttemberg)1

M, #11960, b. about 1728, d. 1797
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Frederick Eugene (of Wurttemberg) was born about 1728 in Wurttemberg, Germany.1 He married Dorothea (of Brandenburg).1 Frederick Eugene (of Wurttemberg) died in 1797.1
He became the father of Frederick I (of Wurttemberg) in 1754.1 Frederick Eugene (of Wurttemberg) became the father of Duke Ludwig (of Wurttemberg) in 1756.1,2 Frederick Eugene (of Wurttemberg) became the father of Eugene (of Wurttemberg) in 1758.1 Frederick Eugene (of Wurttemberg) became the father of Sophia Maria (of Wurttemberg) on 14 October 1759.1 Frederick Eugene (of Wurttemberg) became the father of William (of Wurttemberg) in 1761.1 Frederick Eugene (of Wurttemberg) became the father of Ferdinand (of Wurttemberg) in 1763.1 Frederick Eugene (of Wurttemberg) became the father of Frederica (of Wurttemberg) in 1765.1 Frederick Eugene (of Wurttemberg) became the father of Elizabeth (of Wurttemberg) in 1767.1 Frederick Eugene (of Wurttemberg) became the father of Charles (of Württemberg) in 1770.1 Frederick Eugene (of Wurttemberg) became the father of Alexander (of Württemberg) in 1771.1 Frederick Eugene (of Wurttemberg) became the father of Henry (of Wurttemberg) in 1772.1 Frederick Eugene's daughter was married at wedding of Sophia Maria (of Wurttemberg) and Paul I (of Russia) on 7 October 1776.1 Frederick Eugene's daughter Frederica (of Wurttemberg) died in 1785.1 Frederick Eugene's daughter Elizabeth (of Wurttemberg) died in 1790.1 Frederick Eugene's son Charles (of Württemberg) died in 1791.1 Frederick Eugene's son Duke Ludwig (of Wurttemberg) was married to Henriette (of Nassau) in 1797.1,2

11 Children of Frederick Eugene (of Wurttemberg) and Dorothea (of Brandenburg)

Children
Last Edited30 Sep 2001

Citations

  1. [S227] Samuel H. Sloan, ROYALFAM.GED (461 Peachstone Terrace, San Rafael CA: n.pub.). There are some wild errors in the data.
  2. [S214] European Monarchs: Relationships between Queen Elizabeth II and other European sovereigns, online http://www.royal.gov.uk/history/trees/europe.pdf. Hereinafter cited as European Monarchs.