Marie Sophie Frederikke, Queen, consort of Frederik VI, King of Denmark, 1767-1852
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Name (Hebrew)
מרי סופי פרדריקה, אשת פרידריך 6 מלך דנמרק, 1767-1852
Name (Latin)
Marie Sophie Frederikke, Queen, consort of Frederik VI, King of Denmark, 1767-1852
Other forms of name
Marie Sophie Frederikke, Queen of Denmark and Norway, 1767-1852
Marie Sophie Friederike, Queen of Denmark and Norway, 1767-1852
Marie, Queen, consort of Frederik VI, King of Denmark, 1767-1852
Date of birth
1767
Date of death
1852
Gender
female
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MARC
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Sources of Information
- Dansk biografisk lexikon, 1887-1905 (via WWW, Nov. 2, 2009)(Marie Sophie Frederikke, 1767-1852, Queen; b. Oct. 28, 1767, Hanau; daughter of Landgrave Carl of Hessen-Kassel; m. Crown Prince Regent Frederik (afterward Frederik VI) of Denmark, July 31, 1790; proclaimed Queen of Denmark and Norway, Mar. 13, 1808; widowed, Dec. 3, 1739; d. Amalienborg [Copenhagen], Mar. 21, 1852; anonymous author of Supplement-Tafeln zu Joh. Hübners genealogischen Tabellen, 1822-1824)
- Supplement-Tafeln zu Johann Hübners genealogischen Tabellen, 1822-1824(name not given)
- WBIS (WWW), Nov. 2, 2009(Marie Sophie Frederikke, 1767-1852)
- English Wikipedia WWW site, Nov. 2, 2009(Marie Sophie of Hesse-Kassel; Marie Sophie Frederikke of Hesse-Kassel (German: Marie Sophie Friederike von Hessen-Kassel; Hanau, Oct. 28, 1767-Amalienborg, Mar. 21/22, 1852); Queen Consort of Denmark and Norway; served as Regent of Denmark in 1814-1815)
- Danish Wikipedia WWW site, Nov. 2, 2009(Dronning [Queen] Marie; Marie Sophie Frederikke af Hessen-Kassel; queen of Denmark 1808-1839 (also queen of Norway, 1808-1814))
- OCALC
- The Author's Freudengesänge eines Volks bey der Höchstfeyerlichen Rückkunft Ihro Königl. Hoheiten, unsers gnädigen Kronprinzen und Prinzessin, nach vollzogener hohen Vermählung in die Königl. Residenz Copenhagen, [1790].