Levin August von Dingelstädt

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Levin August von Dingelstädt (* 1718 in Mecklenburg ; † December 25, 1807 in Lessendorf) was a Prussian colonel and chief of Hussar Regiment No. 4 and heir to Lessendorf and Alt-Tschau near Freystadt in Silesia .

Life

Dingelstädt went into Prussian service in 1740 . On January 5, 1741 he became a lieutenant and on August 7, 1745 Rittmeister . In March 1758 he became lieutenant colonel of the hussar regiment and in December 1759 he was promoted to colonel and became chief of the regiment. In 1762 Dingelstädt asked for his release because of illness, which was granted to him despite the ongoing war . He retired to his estate in Lessendorf. On April 4, 1763 he received the Silesian Inkolat .

He was married to Charlotte Sophie von Koschembahr from 1746 . She died a few days after her husband. The marriage remained without children. The Hessian Major General August Ludwig von Lehsten († 1819) inherited the colonel, who was the last of his tribe to die, and founded the Lehsten-Dingelstedt line.

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