Charlotte Christine Buissine
Charlotte Christine Buissine (born April 4, 1749 in Hanau , † allegedly in the Cape ), was the second of the four mistresses of Landgrave Wilhelm IX. von Hessen-Kassel , later Elector Wilhelm I of Hessen .
She was the daughter of a Hanau official, the land rider Henri Buissine and his wife, nee Charlotte Varlut. Prince Wilhelm was then and until 1786 regent in the County of Hanau , at that time a secondary school of the Landgraviate of Hesse-Kassel.
The common illegitimate children of Charlotte and Wilhelm IX./I. Received - like the mother - the name Freiherr / Freifrau / Freiin von Heimrod after the place of birth of the firstborn :
- Wilhelm, Freiherr von Heimrod (born July 16, 1775, Rodheim vor der Höhe ; † January 6, 1811, Naples )
- Karl, Freiherr von Heimrod (* July 19, 1776, Rodheim vor der Höhe ; † May 13, 1827, Paris ), married in 1803 Charlotte, Freiin von Stockhausen (* July 15, 1781; † December 31, 1855)
- Friedrich (born August 9, 1777, Kassel ; † October 30, 1777, Hailer bei Meerholz)
- Friedrich, Freiherr von Heimrod (* 1778, Hanau ; † September 3, 1813, Teplitz)
literature
- Eckhart G. Franz : House of Hesse. Biographical Lexicon = work of the Historical Commission NF 34. Darmstadt 2012. ISBN 978-388443-411-6 , p. 141.
Individual evidence
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| SURNAME | Buissine, Charlotte Christine |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Mistress of Landgrave Wilhelm I (Hessen-Kassel) |
| DATE OF BIRTH | April 4, 1749 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Hanau |
| DATE OF DEATH | 19th century |
| Place of death | uncertain: Cape Colony |