Dehn (Baltic-Dutch noble family)

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Dehn or von Daehne is the family name of a Baltic-Dutch noble family. The founder of this family came from Riga , his descendants later settled in the Batavian Republic , the later Kingdom of Holland .

history

The progenitor of this family was the carpenter Martin Daehne, who lived in Riga and was mentioned in Riga from 1716 to 1720 as an elder man . It is not known whether there is a family connection with the Dehns from the Baltic States . His grandson Johann Christoph Wilhelm von Daehne (1744–1803) was in the service of the Duke of Braunschweig and was raised to the imperial nobility on June 1, 1792 by Elector Friedrich August of Saxony (1750–1827) . Johann Christoph moved to the Batavian Republic and became a resident there. Two of his sons were accepted into the Dutch nobility on April 26, 1822, the son of the second son moved back to Braunschweig, the line ended in 1932 with Wilhelm Friedrich von Daehne in the male line.

Family table

Major General Pieter Aelbrecht von Daehne
  • Johann Martin Daehne (* in Riga † 1778)
    • Johann Christoph Wilhelm von Daehne (* 1744 in Misowitz ( Bohemia ), † 1803 in 's Gravenhage ) ⚭ Cornelia Bles (1748–1830)
      • Pieter Aelbrecht from Daehne (1780-1859) was 1,797 cavalry - officer in Braunschweig, 1807 in the Kingdom of the Netherlands , 1810 in France and 1813 to 1830 and 1831 in the Kingdom of the Netherlands . In 1838 he ended his military career as major general . He was married to Charlotte Henriette von Damm (1779-1832). His descendants were:
        • Wilhelm Friedrich von Daehne (1810–1932), with him the sex ended in the male line
        • Friedrich Wilhelm von Daehne (* 1816 in 's-Gravenhage, † 1884 in Kleve )
        • Hugo von Daehne (1817–1895) ⚭ Frederike Elisabeth von Düring (1822–1897)
    • Casperus Govardus Johannes von Daehne (1781–1825 in 's Gravenhage) ⚭ 1st marriage Wilhelmina van der Hoeve (1784–1815), 2nd marriage Antonia van Nauta (1797–1865)
      • Wilhelm Ludwig Johann von Daehne (1810 in Amsterdam - 1895 in s-Gravenhage) ⚭ Maria Susanne van Carnbee (1817–1901)
      • Hugo Julius Marius von Daehne (1815–1815)
      • Hugo Maria von Daehne (1815-1817)
      • Francis of Daehne (1821–1823)
      • Eduard von Daehne (1822-1896)

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Individual evidence

  1. ^ Letter of nobility for Pieter Albert von Daehne, issued by Willem, King of the Netherlands, issued on April 26, 1822, see: Archives in Lower Saxony and Bremen (NLA WO 251 N No. 56) [1]
  2. ↑ Entry on Brille-Driessen [2]
  3. ↑ Entry on Brille-Driessen [3]
  4. ↑ Entry on Brille-Driessen [4]
  5. ↑ Entry on Brille-Driessen [5]