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Dorothea von Medem
Baltic German noble (1761-1821)
- Child of Johann Friedrich von Medem and Louise Charlotte von Manteuffel Szoege
- Married to Peter von Biron
- Dated 3 February 1761 CE – 20 August 1821 CE
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Overview
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Family
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The family as a list · 12
Family 12
What this means
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- child of (father) Johann Friedrich von Medem Baltic German land owner (1722-1785)
- child of (mother) Louise Charlotte von Manteuffel Szoege German noblewoman
- of the house Medem
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parent of (mother) Princess Dorothea of Courland German noble (1793-1862) - parent of (child) Princess Johanna of Courland Duchess of Acerenza (1783-1876)
- parent of (child) Princess Pauline, Duchess of Sagan Princess of Courland (1782–1845)
- parent of (child) Princess Wilhelmine, Duchess of Sagan Duchess of Sagan (1781–1839)
- parent of (child) Theodor Körner German poet (1791–1813)
- parent of (child) Wilhelmina Armfelt - 28 Apr 1862 Helsinki
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partner of Charles-Maurice de Talleyrand-Périgord French diplomat (1754-1838) - sibling of Elisa von der Recke German poet (1754-1833)
- married to Peter von Biron The last Duke of Courland (1724-1800)
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