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Marie Adélaïde of France
French noblewoman (1732-1800)
- Child of Louis XV of France and Marie Leszczyńska
- Dated 23 March 1732 CE – 27 February 1800 CE
Overview
French noblewoman (1732-1800)Wikidata record description. Read Adélaïde of France in the Wikipedia reader.
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Affiliation
As a third party recorded it, often for one period of a life.
Family tree
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The family as a list · 13
Family 13
- child of (child) Louis XV of France King of France and Navarre 1715 to 1774 (1710–1774)
- child of (child) Marie Leszczyńska Queen Consort of France (1703–1768)
- of the house House of Bourbon European royal house of French origin
- sibling of Charles de Vintimille French aristocrat (1741–1814)
- sibling of Henriette of France French princess (1727-1752)
- sibling of Louis, Dauphin of France French Dauphin (1729-1765)
- sibling of Louise Élisabeth of France French princess
- sibling of Philippe, Duke of Anjou Prince of France
- sibling of Princess Louise Marie of France French Princess, Discalced Carmelite nun and Venerable (1737–1787)
- sibling of Princess Louise of France French princess
- sibling of Princess Thérèse of France Daughter of Louis XV of France (1736-1744)
- sibling of Princess Victoire of France French princess; the seventh child and fifth daughter of King Louis XV of France (1733-1799)
- sibling of Sophie of France French princess; daughter of Louis XV of France and Marie Leszczyńska
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