Dehn (Dutch-Danish noble family)

United coat of arms of the Ahlefeld-Dehn branch (1783)

Dehn's Palace in Copenhagen, built by Friedrich Ludwig von Dehn

Dehn is the family name of a Dutch-Danish noble family. The ancestors came from the Dutch nobility family "van Pot" (also van Pott). The progenitor was Conrad van Pot, who moved to Northern Germany because of the religious confusion in Holland . The coats of arms of those of Pot, Dehn and Ahlefeld were combined with the diploma of September 29, 1726 to form the great coat of arms

Lineage

Family tree of the Dutch-Danish aristocratic family Dehn

Conrad von Dehn formerly van Pot

Nicolaus von Dehn on Beckau and Eisleben († 1600) ⚭ Elisabeth von der Lieth
- Peter von Dehn on Lessim, Colonel ⚭ Anna von der Hude
  - Nicolaus von Dehn auf Blücher (1651–1680), Colonel in the Dutch regiment Watteville ⚭ Elisabeth Salomone von Sprengel adH Breese and Radekau
    - Georg August von Dehn († 1700 in Glückstadt ), lived on the Blücher estate and was a Danish colonel in the Dutch service ⚭ 1. Catharina von Sprengel adH Radekau, 2. Yew tree from Wonsflet adH Crieseby (1654–1707)
      - (from the 1st marriage) Friedrich Gustav von Dehn (1683–1731), Lieutenant General in the Duchy of Braunschweig-Lüneburg ⚭ Johanna Elisabeth von Dehn
        
        Conrad Detlev Baron von Dehn († 1759), colonel in Braunschweig
        
        Johann Friedrich Christian Baron von Dehn (1714–1766), Danish chamberlain and colonel in Danish service ⚭ Louise Anna von Praun (1729–1806)
        
        Sophia Charlotte Baronesse von Dehn (1760–1813) ⚭ Carl Friedrich von Ahlefeld, Baron von Dehn auf Ludwigsburg (1750–1829), from this the branch Ahlefeld-Dehn with the association of coats of arms of June 25, 1783 arose
        
        Louise von Dehn (1762–1846) ⚭ Christian August von Rumohr-Rundhof (1759–1798)
        
        Friederike Georgine Baronesse von Dehn (* 1765) ⚭ Johann Christian von Hedemann , Chamberlain and General
      - (from the 2nd marriage) Konrad Detlev von Dehn (* 1688 in Preetz ; † 1753), Count of the Holy Roman Empire (1726), diplomat in Saint Petersburg (1734–1736), Madrid (1742–1747) and The Hague ( 1749-1753). He was a Danish Privy Councilor (1731) Minister and Knight of the Dannebrog Order (1727).
      - (from the 2nd marriage) Ferdinand August von Dehn (1689–1760), Major General (1756) and Danish Chamberlain, Knight of Dannebrog (1752)
      - (from the 2nd marriage) Ferdinand August von Dehn (1689 - 1760) officer
      - (from the 2nd marriage) Friedrich Ludwig von Dehn (1697–1771), baron (1750), then Count of the Holy Roman Empire (1768), knight of the Elephant Order , governor in Holstein [5] / ref>
      - August Wilhelm Baron von Dehn (1716–1776), Rittmeister Garde du Corps , court marshal at Augusta von Hannover , the Duchess of Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel books.google.de, p. 512 ⚭ Baronesse von Winterfeld

Web links

From Dehn. In: Dansk biografisk Lexicon IV. (Danish)

Individual evidence

↑ J. Siebmacher's large and general book of arms: Der Luxemburgische Adel / arr. by Max Gritzner; ill. by Ad. M. Hildebrandt, Volume 3, Verlag Bauer and Raspe, 1871, original from the National Library of the Netherlands , digitized Nov. 7, 2014, [1] , p. 3
↑ J. Siebmacher's large and general book of arms: Der Luxemburgische Adel / arr. by Max Gritzner; ill. by Ad. M. Hildebrandt, Volume 3, Verlag Bauer und Raspe, 1871, original from the National Library of the Netherlands, digitized November 7, 2014, Schleswig-Holsteiner Adel, plate 1 [2]
↑ F. Schlie, Art and History Monuments of the Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Verlag Рипол Классик, ISBN 5-87534-402-4 , 9785875344022 books.google.de , p. 128, footnote 1; accessed on May 25, 2018
↑ Gutshof Blücher: On the portal with a blown segment arch you can see the coat of arms ornamentation of the family v. Zülow and v. Stretch. On: Castles and Manor Houses Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania gutshaeuser.de ; accessed on May 25, 2018
↑ Lieutenant Colonel in Dutch service ( Flanders ). Entry on Skeel-Schaffalitzky, Santasila finnholbek.dk ; accessed on May 25, 2018
↑ Entry in: Danske Biografisk Leksikon [3]
↑ Christian Friedrich Hempel , Heroes of State and Life History of the Most Serene and Most Powerful King and Lord, Lord Frederick the Other Now the most glorious reigning King in Prussia, Elector of Brandenburg, sovereign and supreme Duke in Silesia , [et] c. [et] c: which the ..., Volume 8, published 1766, original from the National Library of the Czech Republic , digitized 16. Jan. 2015 [4]

[1] J. Siebmacher's large and general book of arms: Der Luxemburgische Adel / arr. by Max Gritzner; ill. by Ad. M. Hildebrandt, Volume 3, Verlag Bauer and Raspe, 1871, original from the National Library of the Netherlands , digitized Nov. 7, 2014, [1] , p. 3

[2] J. Siebmacher's large and general book of arms: Der Luxemburgische Adel / arr. by Max Gritzner; ill. by Ad. M. Hildebrandt, Volume 3, Verlag Bauer und Raspe, 1871, original from the National Library of the Netherlands, digitized November 7, 2014, Schleswig-Holsteiner Adel, plate 1 [2]

[3] F. Schlie, Art and History Monuments of the Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Verlag Рипол Классик, ISBN 5-87534-402-4 , 9785875344022 books.google.de , p. 128, footnote 1; accessed on May 25, 2018

[4] Gutshof Blücher: On the portal with a blown segment arch you can see the coat of arms ornamentation of the family v. Zülow and v. Stretch. On: Castles and Manor Houses Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania gutshaeuser.de ; accessed on May 25, 2018

[5] Lieutenant Colonel in Dutch service ( Flanders ). Entry on Skeel-Schaffalitzky, Santasila finnholbek.dk ; accessed on May 25, 2018

[6] Entry in: Danske Biografisk Leksikon [3]

[7] Christian Friedrich Hempel , Heroes of State and Life History of the Most Serene and Most Powerful King and Lord, Lord Frederick the Other Now the most glorious reigning King in Prussia, Elector of Brandenburg, sovereign and supreme Duke in Silesia , [et] c. [et] c: which the ..., Volume 8, published 1766, original from the National Library of the Czech Republic , digitized 16. Jan. 2015 [4]