Family list of the Waldeck house

Master list of the Waldeck house with the people represented in Wikipedia and important links.

The inadequate, often faulty, source situation affects the entire period of all branches of the family. Secured data are mentioned in a document, dates of birth and death o. G. However, periods of time are often unsecured and, with the greatest possible likelihood of the often divergent data sources, to be viewed with reservations. Genealogical details, even the assignment of members of the house, remain unclear.

The beginnings

The first to appear is a Hermann , Count in Diemelland and Upper Leinegau, documented around 1011, († before 1018); ⚭ () Friederun NN ; They had the following offspring:

A1. Widekind , Graf (1024), Graf im Wethiga and Tilithi (1031), first documented mention around 1011, († after August 3, 1031)

followed by the siblings, with no established family affiliation to Widekind:

B1. Bernhard († May 16, 1160; ▭ in Hardehausen)

B2. Liudolf († after April 13, 1158)

B3. Son ; ⚭ () NN

C1. Widekind I. , Graf (1107–1111), Graf im Merstengau (1113–1119), Vice Bailiff von Corvey (1120 and 1126), Vogt of the Busdorf Abbey in Paderborn (1124), Count von Schwalenberg (July 16, 1127 to 19. August 1136), founds the Marienmünster Abbey (1128), († June 11 (1137); ▭ in the Marienmünster Abbey); ⚭ () Lutrud von Itter († after March 22, 1149), daughter of Volkmar von Itter (1070–) and Gepa von Itter (–1123); Descendants see here

C2. Volkwin I. , first documented mention 1107 to 1111

The Counts of Schwalenberg (1127–1369), Counts of Sternberg (1127–1369), Counts of Waldeck (1180–1228)

The secured family line begins with Widekind I. , Graf (1107–1111), Graf im Merstengau (1113–1119), Vice Bailiff von Corvey (1120 and 1126), Vogt of the Busdorf Abbey in Paderborn (1124), Count von Schwalenberg (16. July 1127 to August 19, 1136), founds the Marienmünster Abbey (1128), († June 11 (1137); ▭ in the Marienmünster Abbey); ⚭ () Lutrud von Itter († after March 22, 1149), daughter of Volkmar von Itter (1070–) and Gepa von Itter (–1123); They had the following offspring:

Judith (Jutta) ; ⚭ I: () Count Albert (Adalbert) I. von Everstein , documented mention from 1113 to 1122, (* (around 1105); † (after 1122)); ⚭ II: () Count Ludwig II of Lohra , documented mention 1133 to 1162, († before 1164), son of Count Ludwig I of Lohra (before 1116 – after 1150/1126) and NN (-)

Volkwin II. , Vogt of Marienmünster Abbey (1128), Vogt of Aroldessen Monastery (1131–1155), Vogt of Busdorf Monastery (1146), Vogt of Corvey (1152), (* (1125); † (1178)); ⚭ I: (before 1144, ⚮ 1161) Countess Luitgarde von Reichenbach, heiress of the castle and rule of Waldeck, documented from 1144 to 1146, († after 1151), daughter of Count Poppo I. von Reichenbach (before 1114 – after 1156) and Bertha NN (- after 1146); ⚭ II: () (Lutrudis), first documented mention 1185
1. Heinrich I , Count of Waldeck (1184), Count of Schwalenberg (1198), Vogt of Paderborn (1189), Vogt of Gehrden (-1209), (* (before 1178), † before (September 21) 1214); ⚭ () Heseke ( von Dassel ) († July 25, 1220)
  
  Heinrich II , canon in Paderborn (1211–1240), provost of the Schildesche monastery (1219–1282), cathedral provost ofPaderborn (1240–1275), documented from 1211 to 1283, (* (before 1211); † before 1288)
  
  Volkwin III. , Count of Schwalenberg (1214), Count of Waldeck (1216–1223), documented mention 1214 to 1249, (* (around 1190); † before 1255); ⚭ (before 1239) Ermengard von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg († March 22, 1274), daughter of Count Heinrich II. Von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg (–1236) and Irmgard von Weimar-Orlamünde (–after 1222)
  
  Heinrich I , Count von Sternberg, documented from 1238 to around 1279; ⚭ () NN von Woldenberg, documented in 1252, daughter of Count Heinrich I von Woldenberg and Harzburg, called von Hagen, (–1251) and Sophie von Hagen (- (1251/1261))
  
  Hoyer I , Count von Sternberg (1282), documented from 1252 to 1299, (* (1252); † (October 28, 1299 / around 1303)); ⚭ () Agnes zur Lippe , first documented mention 1266 to 1307, (* (around 1251); † (after 1307)), daughter of Bernhard III. zur Lippe (around 1194–1265) and Countess Sophie von Ravensberg -Vechta (around 1220 – after 1285)
  
  Heinrich II , Count von Sternberg, first documented mention in 1281, († September 8, 1312 / January 8, 1318); ⚭ () Countess Jutta von Tecklenburg , documented mention from 1286 to 1318, († before January 8, 1318), daughter of Otto III. von Tecklenburg (before 1253– (1285/1289)) and Richarda von der Mark (before 1258– (after 1279 / after 1286))
  
  Agnes , abbess in Möllenbeck Monastery (1324-1348), documented in 1306, († August 20 (after 1348))
  
  Jutta , first documented mention from 1306 to 1318
  
  Hoyer II , first documented mention from 1307 to 1320
  
  Henry III. , documented from 1318 to 1346, († after 1346); ⚭ (before February 14, 1330) Hedwig von Diepholz , first documented mention 1330 to 1335, († after 1335), daughter of Rudolf III. von Diepholz (before 1300 – after 1350) and Jutta von Oldenburg (–after 1322)
  
  Heinrich IV. , First documented mention 1335 to 1385, († after 1385); ⚭ (1348) Countess Adelheid von Holstein- Schauenburg (* before 1330; † before May 21, 1376), daughter of Count Adolf VII. Von Schauenburg- Holstein-Pinneberg (1297 / before 1301–1353 / 1354) and Heilwig zur Lippe ( - before 1369)
  
  Johann , Count von Sternberg, documented evidence from 1357 to 1402
  
  Adolf , first documented mention 1357
  
  Simon , Canon of Bremen (1357), Cathedral Dean (1370), Bishop of Paderborn (1380-1389), Marshal of Westphalia (1380-1382), documented 1335, († ⚔ January 5, 1389 in front of Brobeck Castle ; † January 25 1389 in Waldeck)
  
  Jutta , first documented mention 1335
  
  Adelheid , Abbess of Fischbeck Abbey (1373), documented evidence from 1335 to 1387, († after 1387)
  
  Lyse , first documented mention 1318
  
  Sophie , first documented mention 1281 to 1307
  
  Simon , first documented mention 1299 to 1300
  
  Hoyer , first documented mention from 1299 to 1300
  
  Mechtild , first documented mention 1316, († after 1316); ⚭ () Friedrich von Dorstadt , "the Younger" (1265), knight (1291), documented mention 1263 to 1306, († after 1306), son of Konrad von Dorstadt (1232–1269) and Gertrud von Amersleben (–1262)
  
  Heinrich (II.) , Canon of Paderborn (1266), Provost of Paderborn (1281–1284), documented documents from 1261 to 1284, († (after 1299))
  
  Volkwin V. , Provost of Goslar (1265–1267), Elekt von Minden (1266–1267), Provost of Hildesheim (1265–1276), Bishop of Minden (1275–1293), documented in 1238, († May 5, 1293)
  
  Widekind V. , Count of Schwalenberg (1249 / 50-1264), († September 28, 1264); ⚭ I: () NN , documented in 1246; ⚭ II: () Ermengard NN , documented mention 1250; ⚭ III: () NN , first documented mention 1260
  
  Heinrich (III.) , First documented mention 1265, († before February 1, 1276)
  
  Irmgard , († after April 23, 1296); ⚭ (before July 2, 1290) Werner II. Von Löwenstein, called von Westerburg, documented in 1276, († April 13 / October 1, 1315), (⚭ II: () Ermentrud von Spiegel (* before 1282; † 19. June 1315 / after July 25, 1333), daughter of Eckbert I. von Spiegel (before 1259 – after 1295) and Jutta von Padberg (–after 1286)), son of Werner von Bischofshausen (-) and Guda von Westerburg (-)
  
  Adolf I , Count of Schwalenberg (1265), documented in 1238, († May 6, 1302/26 January 1305); ⚭ I: () Adelheid NN , documented mention 1274, († (July 6th 1274)); ⚭ II: ((before August 15, 1287)) Jutta NN , documented mention 1287 to 1305, († (April 1, 1305))
  
  [Not specified] Heinrich , Canon of Minden (1280), Canon of Hildesheim (1305), documented from 1280 to 1328
  
  [Not specified] Volkwin , first documented mention 1295
  
  [not specified] Günther , documented from 1297 to 1325 († before February 21, 1336); ⚭ I: () Agnes von Homburg, documented from 1302 to 1306, († before June 21, 1324), daughter of Bodo von Homburg (-after 1313 / after 1316) and Agnes von Everstein - Polle (-after 1308); ⚭ II: (before May 1, 1312) Alheydis; ⚭ III: () Mathilde (von Büren), documented 1313 to 1325, (daughter of Walram von Büren-Wünnenberg (-after 1351) and Elisabeth NN (-after 1356))
  
  [I] Adolf II. , Johanniter -Ordens Komtur zu Schöneck (1336-1341), Komtur zu Liebschau (1346), Komtur zu Nemerow (1349-1354), documented from 1314 to 1355
  
  [I] Agnes , nun in the Kemnade monastery (1314–1324)
  
  [II / III] Walram , monk (1346), prior of the Werden monastery (1382–1383), documented in 1321
  
  [Not specified] Widekind , first documented mention 1295 to 1297
  
  [Not specified] Jutta , first documented mention 1295 to 1305
  
  [Not specified] Sophie , first documented mention 1295 to 1309
  
  [Not specified] Irmgard , first documented mention 1325
  
  [not specified] Gertrud , documented mention 1336; ⚭ () NN
  
  [not specified] Kunigunde , first documented mention 1305 to 1332; ⚭ () Dietrich (Tielemann) von Itter , first documented mention 1298 to 1332, († before 1337)
  
  [not specified] Hadewig († before 1322); ⚭ (February 25, 1301, dispensation 4 °) Count Adolf VII. Von Holstein-Schaumburg (* (1298); † December 4, 1352/21 October 1353), (⚭ II: (1322) Heilwig zur Lippe (* ( before 1313); † August 26, 1364/69), daughter of Simon I. zur Lippe (around 1261–1344) and Adelheid von Waldeck (around 1264–1339 / 1342)), son of Adolf VI. von Holstein-Schaumburg (1256–1315) and Helene von Sachsen-Lauenburg (- after 1332)
  
  [kA] Mechtildis , provost of Herfurt (1325)
  
  Albrecht I , Count of Schwalenberg (1265), documented in 1244, († after February 5, 1317); ⚭ () Jutta von Rosdorf , documented in 1274, († after April 1, 1305), daughter of knight Konrad von Rosdorf (-after 1246) and NN (-)
  
  Heinrich II. , First documented mention 1287, († March 11, 1349; ▭ in Schwalenberg); ⚭ I: () Elisabeth von Wölpe, documented 1312, († February 2, 1336 in Schwalenberg), daughter of Count Burchard II. Von Wölpe (-1289/1290) and Elisabeth von Holstein (-1274/1284); ⚭ II: (1342/1345) Mechtild von Rietberg , abbess of the Böddeken monastery (1380), abbess of the Heerse monastery (1384), († April 25, 1400), daughter of Count Otto I von Rietberg (before 1293-1347) and Alheidis von Hallermund (–1342)
  
  [I] Burchard , guardian of the sons of Duke Wartislaw IV of Pommern-Wolgast (1327), documented evidence from 1314 to 1346, († before March 27, 1350); ⚭ () Agnes NN (-), first documented mention 1350
  
  [I] Henry III. , Count (1350), provost of St. Cyriakus zu Braunschweig (1355-1366), transfers Waldeck Castle as well as its inheritance and fiefdoms to Count Otto von Waldeck (December 24, 1356), documented in 1314, († after August 19, 1369 )
  
  [I] Elisabeth , first documented mention 1314 ((† before July 4, 1329)); ⚭ () Ashwin III. von Steinberg, first documented mention 1336, († before April 23, 1336)
  
  [I] Jutta , canoness in the Gandersheim monastery (1324), 24th abbess in the Gandersheim monastery (before 1331–1357), documented in 1314, († July 4, 1357)
  
  [I] Irmgard , nun in the Mariensee monastery (1329), 25th abbess in the Gandersheim monastery (1357-1358), documented in 1314, († October 8, 1358)
  
  [I] Wilburgis , nun in the Mariensee Abbey (1314–1329)
  
  [I] Mechtild , canoness in the Gandersheim monastery, documented mention 1314 to 1329, († before 1355) (; ⚭ () Johann von Broheke)
  
  [I] Helena , first documented mention 1314 to 1372; ⚭ () Konrad (V./VI.) Von Schöneberg , first documented mention 1340 to 1355
  
  [I] Widekind VI. , documented from 1324 to 1336
  
  [II] Jutta , canoness in the Essen monastery (1370), documented evidence from 1350 to 1383, († before 1386); ⚭ ((1380)) Knight Dietrich IV. Von Volmestein , first documented mention 1336 to 1396, (* before 1336; † October 3, 1396), (⚭ I: () Gostie von Büren, († (after February 18) 1379) ; ⚭ III: ((1385)) Countess Elisabeth von Limburg (* (around 1372 / before 1385); † (after 1408 / after 1417)), daughter of Count Dietrich II. Von Limburg, Herr zu Broich, (around 1330– 1400) and Lukardis von Broich (–1412)), son of Dietrich III. von Volmestein (before 1313– (1349/1351)) and Agnes von Döring (–1380)
  
  Günther , Canon (1302), Cathedral thesaurarius zu Minden (1304–1309), documented in 1287, († after May 2, 1309)
  
  Konrad , documented in documents from 1287 to 1297
  
  Ludwig , documented in documents from 1287 to 1298
  
  Albrecht II. , First documented mention 1295 to 1317
  
  Luitgard , first documented mention 1295 to 1317; ⚭ (before May 1, 1306) Count Hermann von Pyrmont, first documented mention from 1251 to 1317
  
  Jutta , first documented mention 1295 to 1305
  
  Irmgard , first documented mention 1305 to 1308; ⚭ () Gottschalk von Plesse, documented mention 1290 to 1307, († before 1308)
  
  Sophie , first documented mention 1325, (Canon of Gandersheim (1309))
  
  Günther I. , Archbishop of Magdeburg (1277–1278) and Bishop of Paderborn (1308–1310), († (23/27) May (after 1310))
  
  Kunigunde , abbess of the Falkenhagen monastery (1247–1305), documented mention 1246 to 1305, († after May 1, 1305)
  
  Irmgard (Ermengard) , abbess in Heerse Abbey , documented mention 1261 to 1305, († October 1, 1314)
  
  Mechthild , abbess of Möllenbeck Monastery (1284–1321), († (4th / 7th) January (1321–1324))
  
  Ludolf , Canon of Minden (1285)
  
  Burchard , first documented mention in 1238
  
  Konrad II , canon (1245), cathedral waiter (1264–1266), archbishop of Magdeburg (December 26, 1266 to January 15, 1277), (* (around 1225); † January 15, 1277 in Magdeburg )
  
  Adolf I , Count of Schwalenberg (1226), Count of Waldeck (1228), minorenn (1219), Vogt of the pin Schildesche (-1244), documented from 1226 to 1270, († October 3, 1270); ⚭ I: () Sophie NN , first documented mention 1237, († before 1254); (14 February 1254) Ethelind to the lip, in documents from 1254 to 1273, (* (around 1204); † around 1273), daughter of: ⚭ II Hermann II. To the lip (1175-1229) and Countess Oda von Tecklenburg (around 1180 –1221), descendants see here
  
  Hermann (II.) , First documented mention around 1248, Benedictine
  
  Widekind , first documented mention in 1221

Wittekind II , founder of the line of the Counts of Pyrmont (1184), senior (1177), Vogt (1186), Vogt of the Busdorf Abbey in Paderborn (1188), documented in 1148 and 1188–1189, (* (before 1148); † (around 1189)); ⚭ () NN , descendants see here

Lutrudis ; ⚭ () Everwin, Vogt (von Rheda ), first documented mention 1142 to 1166

Godekinde von Noringe, first documented mention 1197

The Counts of Waldeck up to the division in 1486

Adolf I , Count of Schwalenberg (1226), Count of Waldeck (1228), minorenn (1219), Vogt of the pin Schildesche (-1244), documented from 1226 to 1270, († October 3, 1270); ⚭ I: () Sophie NN , first documented mention 1237, († before 1254); (February 14, 1254) Ethelind to the lip, in documents from 1254 to 1273, (* (around 1204); † around 1273), daughter of: ⚭ II Hermann II. To the lip (1175-1229) and Countess Oda von Tecklenburg (around 1180 -1221); They had the following offspring:

[I] Heinrich I. (II.) , Documented in 1238, († before 1267; ▭ in the Marienthal monastery ); ⚭ (before September 4, 1263) Mechtild von Arnsberg , heiress of Wewelsburg , (* (around 1235); † after August 13, 1298), daughter of Count Gottfried III. von Arnsberg-Rietberg (before 1213–1282 / 1287) and Adelheid von Blieskastell (-)

Adolf II , Count von Waldeck (1270–1276), Bishop of Liège (1301–1302), documented in 1267, (* (around 1250); † December 13, 1302 in Liège; ▭ in the Lambertus Cathedral Liège )

Heinrich , Provost of Paderborn (before 1266–1279), Canon of Fritzlar (1266–1274)

Gottfried , Canon of Fritzlar (1278–1279), Canon of St. Lambert of Lüttich (1291), Canon of Magdeburg (1291-1292), Canon of Würzburg, Utrecht, Mainz, Paderborn and Minden, Bishop of Minden (1304-1324 ), documented in 1267, († May 14, 1324 in Minden )

Otto I. , Kurmainzer bailiff in Hesse, documented in 1267, († November 11, 1305, in captivity); ⚭ (before November 24, 1276) Landgravine Sophie von Hessen († August 12, 1331/18 June 1340), daughter of Landgrave Heinrich I of Hesse (1244–1308) and Duchess Adelheid von Braunschweig (–1274)

Heinrich IV. , (* 1282/9 June 1290; † 24 April 1344; ▭ in the Marienthal Monastery ); ⚭ (before July 10, 1306, Avignon May 8, 1318 Dispens 4 °) Adelheid von Kleve († after July 26, 1337), daughter of Count Dietrich VI. von Kleve (1256 / 1257–1305) and Margareta von Geldern (–1282/1287)

Otto II. , (* (Before 1307); † November 11, 1369); ⚭ I: (27 August 1339/16 October 1340, Avignon 11 April 1335 to 5 June 1339 dispensation ) Mechthild (Mathilde) von Braunschweig-Lüneburg († 7 September before 1357), daughter of Duke Otto III. von Braunschweig-Lüneburg (around 1296–1352) and Princess Mathilde von Mecklenburg (1293–1358); ⚭ II: (before 1364) Margareta von Löwenberg, Spanheimer , documented 1340 to 1401, (⚭ I: () Knight Albrecht (Heinemann) von Itter († 1357), son of Dietrich (Tielemann) von Itter (–before 1337) and Kunigunde von Schwalenberg (-)), daughter of Heinrich von Löwenberg (- (1342/1343)) and Agnes von Cuyk (–1345)

[I] Henry VI. , the "Eiserne", Count of Waldeck (1369), (* (around 1340); † February 16, 1397 at Waldeck Castle an der Pest ; ▭ in Marienthal Abbey ); ⚭ (July 15, 1353 / before June 16, 1363) Countess Elisabeth von Jülich-Berg († after October 4, 1388), daughter of Count Gerhard von Jülich - Berg - Ravensberg (–1360) and Countess Margarete von Ravensberg-Berg ( (around 1320) - (1384/1389))

Adolf III. , Count of Waldeck zu Landau (1397–1431) founder of the older Waldeck-Landau line (extinguished ...), (* 1362; † after April 19, 1431); ⚭ (1387) Countess Agnes von Ziegenhain († after December 26, 1438), daughter of Count Gottfried VIII. Von Ziegenhain ((around 1340) –1394) and Agnes von Braunschweig-Göttingen (- (1416))
Otto III. , (* (around 1389); † 1458/1459); ⚭ (around 1424) Anna von Oldenburg , documented in 1431, († after April 7, 1438), daughter of Moritz II. Von Oldenburg (before 1381–1420) and Elisabeth von Braunschweig ((around 1380) –1420)

Johann , documented mention 1431, († before August 30, 1438)

Heinrich , first documented mention 1431, († before August 30, 1438)

Otto IV. , (* (1440/1441); †† October 14, 1495 at the Wetterburg ; ▭ in the Volkhardinghausen monastery); ⚭ I: (January 16, 1464) Mechthild (Metha) von Neuenahr († May 26, 1465; ▭ in the Flechtdorf Monastery ), daughter of Count Gumprecht II of Neuenahr-Limburg (- (1465/1484)) and Countess Margareta von Limburg (before 1419-1479); ⚭ II: (1465) Elisabeth von Tecklenburg , documented mention 1451 to 1499, († after 1499), daughter of Nikolaus III. (V.) von Tecklenburg (- (1493/1508)) and Mechtild von Berg ((1440) –1512)
→ Landau line in the male line extinguished - the inheritance fell to the line to Waldeck

[I] Eva , († June 19, 1493 / January 9, 1496 at Brobeck Castle at the Pest ; ▭ in Aroldessen Monastery )

Henry VII. , (* (1370); † after April 30, 1442); ⚭ (around August 27, 1398) Margarethe von Nassau -Wiesbaden-Idstein (* (1380); † after 1432), daughter of Count Walram IV. (II.) Von Nassau-Idstein ((1348/1354) –1393) and Bertha von Westerburg , adH Runkel , (–1418)

Wolrad I. , (* (around 1399); † after February 1, 1475); ⚭ (before March 9, 1440) Barbara von Wertheim (* (1420/1422); † after 1443), daughter of Count Michael I von Wertheim (1400–1440) and Sophie von Henneberg (1395 – after 1441)

Philip I , Count of Waldeck zu Waldeck, (* 1445; † 1475); ⚭ (16 August 1452/14 October 1464) Johanna von Nassau-Dillenburg (* 1444 - † May 1468), daughter of Count Johann IV. Von Nassau-Dillenburg (1410–1475) and Countess Maria von Loon-Heinsberg (1424 –1502), descendants see here

Philip II , (* (March 3, 1453); † October 26, 1524 at the Sparrenburg ; ▭ 1576 in the St. Nikolaikirche in Korbach ); ⚭ I: (October 15, 1478 in Marburg / before November 3, 1478) Katharina zu Solms-Lich (* (1458); † December 12, 1492; ▭ 1576 in the St. Nikolaikirche in Korbach), daughter of Count Kuno zu Solms-Hohensolms-Lich (–1477) and Wild and Rhine Countess Walpurga zu Dhaun (–1493); ⚭ II: (1497) Katharina von Querfurt (* (around 1450); † February 22, 1521 in Kelbra ; ▭ ibid), (⚭ I: (1470) Count Günther XXI. "The middle one" from Schwarzburg- Blankenburg (* 1450 in Rudolstadt; ⚔ November 19, 1484 in front of Delmenhorst ; ▭ in the Bremen Cathedral ), son of Count Heinrich XXI. (XXVI.) von Schwarzburg- Blankenburg (1418–1488) and Elisabeth von Kleve (1420–1488)), daughter of Bruno VI. (VIII./XI.) Von Querfurt (after 1418–1496) and Countess Anna von Gleichen - Tonna (–1481), for descendants see here

Elisabeth , (* (around 1455); † after March 15, 1513); ⚭ (October 15, 1471 in Einbeck ) Duke Albrecht II of Braunschweig-Grubenhagen (* November 1, 1419; † August 15, 1485), son of Duke Erich I of Braunschweig-Grubenhagen (around 1383-1427) and Elisabeth von Braunschweig-Göttingen (after 1379 – after 1444)

Elisabeth , († March 8, 1460/ April 25, 1464); ⚭ (January 5, 1417) Count Johann II of Ziegenhain and Nidda († February 14, 1450), son of Count Gottfried VIII. Von Ziegenhain (after 1350-1394) and Agnes von Braunschweig-Göttingen (- (1416))

Margareta , (* 1405; † before April 25, 1464); ⚭ () Count Heinrich XI. von Honstein zu Klettenberg (* 1402; † 1454), (⚭ II: (after August 16, 1450) Margaretha von Schlesien-Priebus (* (1415/1422); † after May 9, 1491 in Salzderhelden , daughter of Duke Johann I . I. Ernst (from Silesia-Glogau-Sagan (1385-1439) and Scholastica of Saxony-Wittenberg (1394-1463)), son II.) of honing stone to Klettenberg, Lohra Lauterberg and Scharzfeld (-1,426) and Anna (Sophie) zu Stolberg (–1436)

Margareta , († June 30, 1394/21 February 1395); ⚭ (before June 28, 1393) Bernhard VI. zur Lippe (* (around 1366); † January 31, 1415), (⚭ II: (1403) Countess Elisabeth von Mörs († before February 2, 1415), daughter of Count Friedrich III. von Moers (around 1355–1417 / 1419) and Walburg von Saar Werden (around 1355– (1386/1418))), son of Simon III. zur Lippe ((around 1340) –1410) and Irmgard (Ermengard) von Hoya ((before 1362 – before 1415))

Elisabeth , first documented mention 1391, († after July 22, 1423 before 1437); ⚭ I: () Count Hermann VII of Everstein-Polle († before 1393), son of Count Hermann III. von Everstein and Polle (before 1305–1350 / 1351) and Adelheid zur Lippe (1298 – after 1324); ⚭ II: (April 25, 1395) Ernst VII. Von Gleichen -Tonna, documented 1378, († between August 27, 1414 and January 10, 1415), (⚭ I: (before November 29, 1386) Agnes von Barby, († before April 25, 1395), daughter of Günther IV. Von Barby , Count von Mühlingen, (–1404) and Konstantia NN (–1372)), son of Count Heinrich VI. von Gleichen -Tonna (before 1343 – after 1379) and Jutta von Querfurt (–after 1370)

Irmgard , († after 1408); ⚭ (February 1, 1384) Count Hermann IV (VII) von Everstein- Polle, minorenn (1374), (* before 1374; † (1413/1429)), son of Count Otto (X.) von Everstein-Polle and Ohsen (before 1339-1373) and Agnes von Homburg (-before 1374 / after 1409)

Mechtild , canoness of Essen (1400), abbess in Heerse Abbey (1400–1410), abbess in Herford Abbey (1409–1442), († November 20, 1442; ▭ in Herford Minster )

[I] Sophie , nun of Volkhardinghausen

[I] Ermgarde , Abbess of the Imperial Abbey of Munsterbilzen (1366–1379), certified June 20, 1379

Dietrich von Waldeck , Canon of Cologne (1336), Canon of Münster (1340), Cathedral Cantor (1344) Provost of Münster (1348–1353), († June 25, 1355)

Heinrich (V) , Canon of Paderborn (1341–1345), Canon of Cologne (1346), Provost of Minden (1345–1349), administrator of the Minden diocese (1347), († April 23, 1347/ October 14, 1349 )

Elisabeth , († September 27, 1374/22 June 1385); ⚭ () Count Johann von Nassau-Hadamar († June 24, 1364/20 January 1365), son of Count Emich I of Nassau-Hadamar (–1334) and Countess Anna von Zollern - Nuremberg , ((1282) - ( 1355/1357))

Armgard ; ⚭ (May 7, 1342) Conrad VI. von Diepholz , documented 1325 to 1378, († before February 14, 1379), (⚭ I: () Mechthild von Holstein († after 1340), daughter of Count Adolf VI. von Schauenburg-Holstein-Pinneberg (around 1256–1315) and Helene von Sachsen-Lauenburg (- after 1332 / after 1337); ⚭ III: (1374) Ghese NN († after 1406)), son of Rudolf III. von Diepholz (before 1300 – after 1350) and Jutta von Oldenburg (–after 1322)

Mechtild , first documented mention 1339

Wilhelm , Canon of Cologne (1341)

Adolf (III.) , Canon of Hildesheim and Fritzlar (1290-1345), Domscholasticus of Utrecht (1304), Canon of Minden (1324), Canon of St. Lambert of Lüttich (1335-1338), Abbot of Amay (1339– 1346), Canon of Münster (1340), († May 25, 1348)

Gottfried , Canon of Mainz (1322), Canon of Paderborn (1327), († after August 1, 1337)

Eberhard , Canon of Fritzlar (1309-1340), Canon in Minden (1319-1327), Cathedral thesaurarius of Minden (1324-1338), Archdeacon of Ahlden (1335), Archdeacon of Wunstorf (1337), († August 9, 1342 )

Mechthild , documented in 1308, († after January 16, 1340; ▭ in Konradsdorf Monastery ); ⚭ () Eberhard III. von Breuberg , Landvogt der Wetterau (1312-1317), (* (around 1285); † before April 19, 1323), son of Gerlach von Breuberg (around 1245-1306) and Lukardis NN (-1306)

Elisabeth , († after October 24, 1371); ⚭ (between 1305 and 1310) Count Dietrich III. (V.) von Honstein zu Klettenberg (* around 1279; † between September 29, 1329 and May 4, 1330), son of Count Dietrich II. (III.) Von Honstein- Klettenberg (around 1245–1309) and Sophie von Anhalt-Bernburg (around 1259 – after 1322)

Adelheid , († September 1, 1329; ▭ in the collegiate church of St. Goar ); ⚭ (January 23, 1314) Wilhelm I von Katzenelnbogen , documented in 1277, († November 18, 1331), son of Diether V. von Katzenelnbogen (-1276) and Margarete von Jülich (-1292)

Ludwig , Canon of Minden (1337-1346), Canon of Münster (1337-1354), Provost of Bücken (1339-1340), Canon of Bremen (1341), Domscholasticus of Münster (1341-1354), Provost of Schildesche (1347 -1354), archdeacon of Billerbeck , provost of St. Mauritz zu Münster (1351-1354), († September 30, 1354)

Otto , Herr in Wetterburg (1331), first documented mention 1304 to 1331

Adelheid , (* (around 1264); † August 17, 1339 / August 5, 1342); ⚭ (November 24, 1276) Simon I. zur Lippe (* (around 1261); † August 10, 1344), son of Bernhard IV. Zur Lippe (around 1230–1275) and Agnes von Kleve (before 1249–1285)

[I] Wide child (Wittekind) , Propst at St. Peter-pin in Fritzlar (1256-1264), Dompropst at St. Paulus Dome in Münster (1263 to 1265), Bishop of Osnabrück (1265-1269), a document 1238, († November 18, 1269)

The Counts of Waldeck - Wildunger Line, went out in 1598

Philip I , Count of Waldeck zu Waldeck, (* 1445; † 1475); ⚭ (16 August 1452/14 October 1464) Johanna von Nassau-Dillenburg (* 1444 - † May 1468), daughter of Count Johann IV. Von Nassau-Dillenburg (1410–1475) and Countess Maria von Loon-Heinsberg (1424 -1502); They had the following offspring:

Heinrich VIII. , (* 1465; † 28 May 1513; ▭ in the Marienthal Monastery ); ⚭ (before January 8, 1492) Anastasia von Runkel , documented in 1477, († June 27, 1502 / April 24, 1503), daughter of Wilhelm von Runkel (–1489) and Irmgard von Rollingen (–1514)
1. Philip IV , Confessio Augustana (1526), (* 1493 in Alt-Wildungen ; † November 30, 1574 at Waldeck Castle ; ▭ December 4, 1574 in the Marienthal Monastery ); ⚭ I: (Contract April 9, 1522 in Osnabrück , February 17, 1523 in Emden ) Margarethe von Ostfriesland (* 1500; † (5./15.) July 1537 in Altwildungen ; ▭ in the town church, ibid), daughter of Count Edzard I. von Ostfriesland, Cirksena , (1462–1528) and Countess Elisabeth von Rietberg (–1512); ⚭ II: (May 26, 1539 in Netze ) Katharina von Hatzfeld († April 30, 1546 in Naumburg ; ▭ in the city church there), (⚭ I: () Konrad (Kurt) von Elben († around 1535)), daughter by Georg I von Hatzfeld (before 1471 – after 1523/1519) and Anna von Steinenbach (-); ⚭ III: (October 6, 1554) Jutta von Isenburg-Neumagen († July 28, 1564 at Waldeck Castle; ▭ in the Waldeck town church), daughter of Salentin VII. Von Isenburg-Neumagen (before 1470–1534) and Elisabeth von Hunolstein -Neumagen (around 1475– (1536/1538))
  1. [I] Ernst , (* (1523/1524); † 1527; ▭ in the Waldeck town church)
  2. [I] son
  3. [I] Elisabeth , (* December 10, 1525; † March 30, 1543 at Waldeck Castle; ▭ in the Waldeck town church); ⚭ (1542) Count Reinhard von Isenburg-Büdingen (* 1518; † February 28, 1568 in Offenbach; ▭ ibid), (⚭ II: (before May 5, 1551 in Rudolstadt ) Countess Margareta von Mansfeld- Mittelort († April 27 1573 at Mansfeld Castle ); ▭ in Klostermansfeld ), daughter of Count Gebhard VII. Von Mansfeld- Hinterort (1483–1558) and Countess Margarethe von Gleichen -Blankenhain (–1567), son of Count Johann V. von Isenburg-Büdingen in Birstein (1476–1533) and Countess Anna von Schwarzburg -Blankenburg (1497–1546)
  4. [I] Samuel , (* May 2, 1528 at Waldeck Castle; 〰 in the town church, Niederwildungen ; † January 6, 1570 at Alt-Wildungen Castle ; ▭ January 10 in the town church, Niederwildungen); ⚭ (October 8, 1554 in Waldeck) Anna Maria von Schwarzburg -Blankenburg, posthuma , (* December 7, 1538 in Rudolstadt; † August 11, 1583 in Höhnscheid Castle in captivity), (⚭ II: (in late autumn 1570 at Altwildungen Castle ) Magister Göbert Raben, called Kalbskopf, (* around 1534 in Wildungen; † after 1574 in Marburg, stabbed)), daughter of Count Heinrich XXIII. (XXXII.), "The middle one", von Schwarzburg -Blankenburg, (1499–1538) and Countess Katharina von Henneberg -Schleusingen (1506–1567)
    1. Philipp Heinrich , (born January 30, 1556 in Altwildungen ; † February 3, 1556 there; ▭ in the town church, Niederwildungen )
    2. Günther , matriculated in Marburg , (* (29/30.) June 1557 at Friedrichstein Castle in Alt-Wildungen ; † May 23, 1585 in the schoolroom of Altwildungen ; ▭ May 27, 1585 in the town church, Niederwildungen, reburied in 1962 the Marienthal monastery ); ⚭ I: (December 15, 1578 in Altwildungen) Countess Margarethe von Waldeck-Landau (* 1559; † October 20, 1580; ▭ in the town church, Niederwildungen), daughter of Count Johann I von Waldeck-Landau (1521 / 1522– 1567) and Anna zur Lippe (around 1529–1590); ⚭ II: (May 20, 1582 in Gräfentonna) Countess Margareta von Gleichen , (* May 28, 1556; † January 14, 1619 in Farnroda; ▭ in the Farnroda Castle Church ), (⚭ II: (November 9, 1600 in Ronneburg) Burgrave Georg Ludwig II of Kirchberg , Count zu Sayn-Hachenburg (born January 10, 1569 in Farnroda; † November 3, 1641 ibid; ▭ ibid), (⚭ II: (March 18, 1620 in Gera) Dorothea Magdalene Reuss zu Gera (* February 25, 1595 in Gera; † October 29, 1646 in Farnroda ; ▭ ibid), daughter of Heinrich II. "Posthumus" Reuss von Plauen (1572–1635) and Countess Magdalene von Hohenlohe -Weikersheim (1572–1596)) , Son of Burggraf Siegmund II. Von Kirchberg (1531–1570) and Countess Sibylle von Isenburg-Büdingen -Kelsterbach (1540–1608)), daughter of Count Georg (II.) Von Gleichen (1509–1570) and Elisabeth von Plesse ( 1531–1556)
      1. [II] Wilhelm Ernst , matriculated in Tübingen (1598), (* June 8, 1584 in Altwildungen; † September 16, 1598 in Tübingen, on the Red Ruhr ; ▭ in the collegiate church of St. Georg ibid)
    3. Heinrich , (* † September 23, 1559 in Altwildungen; ▭ ibid)
    4. Johann Günther , († young)
    5. Samuel , († young)
    6. Daniel , († young)
    7. Margaretha , (* (26./29.) March 1564 in Altwildungen; † June 1, 1575 in Ober-Werbe , crashed from a rock; ▭ in the town church, Niederwildungen)
  5. [I] Daniel , Canon of Strasbourg (1550), (* August 1, 1530; † June 7, 1577 in Waldeck; ▭ in the Marienthal Monastery ); ⚭ (November 11, 1568 in Kassel) Barbara von Hessen (* April 8, 1536 in Kassel; † June 8, 1597 at Waldeck Castle; ▭ in the Marienthal Monastery), (⚭ I: (September 10, 1555 in Reichenweier ) Georg von Württemberg-Mömpelgard (born February 4, 1498 at Urach Castle ; † July 17, 1558 at Kirkel Castle ), son of Duke Heinrich von Württemberg (1448–1519) and Countess Eva von Salm and Chiny (around 1468–1521)), daughter by Landgrave Philipp I of Hesse (1504–1567) and Christine of Saxony (1505–1549)
  6. [I] Henry IX. (VII.) , (* December 10, 1531; † October 3, 1577 in Werbe , in a horse accident; ▭ in the Marienthal Monastery ); ⚭ (December 19, 1563 in Korbach ) Baroness Anna von Viermund zu Nordenbeck (* 1538 in Nordenbeck; † April 16, 1599 there; ▭ April 20, 1599 in the Nieder-Enser Church), (⚭ II: (July 31, 1583 Baron Cuno von Winnenberg and Beilstein († January 31, 1605)), daughter of Hermann von Viermund (1501–1563) and Theodora (Dieterike) von Büren (–1539)
  7. [I] Margaretha , (* May 22, 1533; † March 16, 1554 in Brussels ; ▭ in the Franciscan monastery, ibid)
  8. [I] Friedrich , matriculated in Marburg (1547), Canon of Cologne (1549), (* August 15, 1534; ⚔ August 10, 1557 at Saint-Quentin ; ▭ in the Cathedral of Cambrai )
  9. [I] Anastasia , (* January 8, 1536; † May 25, 1561 in Heidelberg ; ▭ ibid)
  10. [I] Esther , (born June 28, 1537 in Altwildungen ; † young)
  11. [III] Elisabeth , (* 1555; † December 6, 1569 at Waldeck Castle; ▭ in the Waldeck City Church)
  12. [III] Magdalene , (* 1558; † September 9, 1599); ⚭ I: (February 6, 1576) Count Philipp Ludwig I of Hanau-Munzenberg (* November 21, 1553 - February 4, 1580), son of Count Philipp III. von Hanau-Munzenberg (1526–1561) and Countess Palatine Helena von Simmern (1532–1579); ⚭ II: (December 9, 1581 in Dillenburg Castle ) Count Johann VII. Von Nassau-Siegen (* June 7, 1561 in Dillenburg ; † September 27, 1623 in Siegen ), (⚭ II: (August 27, 1603) Princess Margaretha von Holstein-Sonderburg-Plön (* 1583; † 1638), daughter of Duke Johann (Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg) of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg (1545–1622) and Elisabeth of Braunschweig - Grubenhagen (1550–1586)), son from Johann VI. von Nassau-Dillenburg (1536–1606) and Elisabeth von Leuchtenberg (1537–1579)
2. Wilhelm , Canon of Cologne , († (1518) / before March 27, 1519 in Cologne )

The Counts of Waldeck - Eisenberger Line, went out in 1692

Philip II , (* (March 3, 1453); † October 26, 1524 at the Sparrenburg ; ▭ 1576 in the St. Nikolaikirche in Korbach ); ⚭ I: (October 15, 1478 in Marburg / before November 3, 1478) Katharina zu Solms-Lich (* (1458); † December 12, 1492; ▭ 1576 in the St. Nikolaikirche in Korbach), daughter of Count Kuno zu Solms-Hohensolms-Lich (–1477) and Wild and Rhine Countess Walpurga zu Dhaun (–1493); ⚭ II: (1497) Katharina von Querfurt (* (around 1450); † February 22, 1521 in Kelbra ; ▭ ibid), (⚭ I: (1470) Count Günther XXI. "The middle one" from Schwarzburg- Blankenburg (* 1450 in Rudolstadt; ⚔ November 19, 1484 in front of Delmenhorst ; ▭ in the Bremen Cathedral ), son of Count Heinrich XXI. (XXVI.) von Schwarzburg- Blankenburg (1418–1488) and Elisabeth von Kleve (1420–1488)), daughter of Bruno VI. (VIII./XI.) Von Querfurt (after 1418–1496) and Countess Anna von Gleichen - Tonna (–1481); They had the following offspring:

[I] Anna , († February 22, 1482; ▭ in the Waldeck town church)

[I] Georg , matriculated in Paris , (* June 27, 1483 in Waldeck; † before 1504 in Paris )

[I] Philip III. , (* December 9, 1486 at Waldeck Castle ; † June 20, 1539 in Arolsen ; ▭ in Mengeringhausen ); ⚭ I: (November 20, 1503) Adelheid von Hoya , documented in 1484, († April 11, 1513; ▭ in the Marienthal monastery ), (⚭ I: () Count Eberwin II. Von Bentheim-Steinfurt (* before 1467, † 1498 ), Son of Count Arnold I. von Bentheim - Steinfurt (–1466) and Katharina von Gehmen (–1502)), daughter of Count Otto IV. (VII.) Von Hoya, lower county (Hoya line), (before 1451– 1494) and Anna zur Lippe (-1533); ⚭ II: (January 22, 1519 in Kleve ) Anna von Kleve, Confessio Augustana (1529), (* May 21, 1495 in Kleve; † May 24, 1567 in Hassloch; ▭ in the town church Mengeringhausen), daughter of Duke Johann II . von Kleve (1458–1521) and Mechthild von Hessen-Marburg (1473–1505)

[I] Otto , Johanniterordens - Komtur zu Lage and Steinfurt , (* (1504); † March 8, 1541 in Lage)

[I] Elisabeth , (* May 8, 1506; † (1562); ▭ in Abbeville ); ⚭ (January 31, 1525 in Antwerp ) Jean VI. de Melun , Burgrave of Gent (1524), († 1551), son of Hugues de Melun, Burgrave of Gent , (-1524) and Johanna von Horn (-)

[I] Wolrad II. , Founder of the middle line of the House of Waldeck-Eisenberg , canon of St. Gereon in Cologne (1520–1544), canon of Cologne (1529–1544) resigned, Augsburg Confession (1543), (* 27. March 1509 in Eisenberg; † April 15, 1575 in Eilhausen ; ▭ in St. Kilian's Church, Korbach ); ⚭ (June 6, 1546 at Waldeck Castle ) Anastasia Günthera von Schwarzburg-Blankenburg (born March 31, 1526 in Arnstadt; † April 1, 1570 at Eisenberg Castle ; ▭ in the St. Kilian's Church, Korbach), daughter of Count Heinrich XXIII . (XXXII.), "The middle one", von Schwarzburg -Blankenburg, (1499–1538) and Countess Katharina von Henneberg -Schleusingen (1506–1567)

Katharina , Abbess in Schaaken Monastery (1591), (* September 20, 1547 at Waldeck Castle; † June 16, 1613 in Schaaken Monastery; ▭ in the collegiate church, ibid)

Franz , (* April 8, 1549 in Korbach ; † March 7, 1552 in Waldeck; ▭ in the city church, ibid)

Elisabeth , (* (27./28.) June 1550 in Waldeck; † March 6, 1552 ibid; ▭ in the city church ibid)

Anna Erika , 42nd Abbess of the Gandersheim Monastery (1589–1611), dean in Herford Monastery (October 14, 1607), (born September 17, 1551 in Korbach ; † October 15, 1611 at Arolsen Castle ; ▭ October 24, 1611 in St. George's Church in Mengeringhausen )

Heinrich Wilhelm , (born November 3, 1552 in Waldeck; † December 28, 1559 in Eisenberg; ▭ in St. Nikolai (Korbach) | St. Nikolaikirche in Korbach )

Josias I , (* March 18, 1554 at Eisenberg Castle ; † August 6, 1588 there; ▭ in the St. Nikolaikirche, Korbach); ⚭ (before March 8, 1582) Countess Marie von Barby-Mühlingen (* April 8, 1563 - December 29, 1619), (⚭ II: ((20./23.) July 1592 in Korbach) Count Georg III. Of Erbach-Erbach (* July 15, 1548 in Erbach ; † (16/26.) February 1605 ibid), (⚭ I: (July 27, 1567) Countess Anna Amalia von Sayn (* around 1551; † July 13, 1571 ); ⚭ II: (July 15, 1572) Countess Anna von Solms-Laubach (* April 11, 1557 in Laubach; † December 8, 1586); ⚭ III: (November 11, 1587) Dorothea Reuss zu Obergreiz (* 28. October 1566; † October 26, 1591)), son of Eberhard XII. Von Erbach (1511–1564) and Margarethe von Dhaun (1521–1576)), daughter of Count Albrecht X. von Barby-Mühlingen (1534–1588) and Marie of Anhalt-Zerbst (1538–1563)

Margareta Anastasia , (* March 31, 1584; † March 5, 1585; ▭ in the St. Nikolaikirche, Korbach)

Christian , (* December 25, 1585 in Eisenberg ; † December 31, 1637 at Waldeck Castle ; ▭ in Netze ); ⚭ (November 18, 1604 in Wildungen) Countess Elisabeth von Nassau-Siegen (* November 8, 1584 at Dillenburg Castle; † July 26, 1661 in Landau; ▭ in Netze), daughter of Count Johann VII. Von Nassau-Siegen (1561 –1623) and Magdalena von Waldeck-Wildungen (-); Descendants see here

Juliane , (born April 11, 1587 in Arolsen; † February 28, 1622 at Erbach Castle ; ▭ in Michelstadt ); ⚭ (March 2, 1606 in Erbach) Count Ludwig I. von Erbach -Erbach (* 1579; † 1643), (⚭ II: (May 29, 1624) Countess Johannette zu Sayn and Wittgenstein (* July 24, 1604; † 13 June 1666 in Erbach), daughter of Count Wilhelm II of Sayn and Wittgenstein-Hachenburg (1569–1623) and Countess Anna Elisabeth von Sayn (1572–1608)), son of Count Georg III. von Erbach-Erbach (1548–1605) and Countess Anna von Solms-Laubach (1557–1586)

Wolrad IV. , (* July 7, 1588 at Eisenberg Castle ; † October 6, 1640 in Arolsen ; ▭ in the St. Nikolaikirche, Korbach); ⚭ (September 8, 1607 in Durlach ) Margravine Anna von Baden-Durlach , heiress of the Cuylenburg rule , (born June 13, 1587 in Hochberg; † March 11, 1649; ▭ in the St. Nikolaikirche, Korbach), daughter of Margrave Jakob III. von Baden-Hachberg (1562–1590) and Elisabeth von Pallandt-Culemborg (1567–1620)

Marie Elisabeth , (born September 2, 1608 at Eisenberg Castle; † February 19, 1643 in Basel ; ▭ in the Pforzheim Castle Church ); ⚭ (January 12, 1634 on the Karlsburg) Margrave Friedrich V of Baden-Durlach (* July 6, 1594 in Sulzburg ; † September 8, 1659 on the Karlsburg in Durlach ; ▭ in the Pforzheim Castle Church), (⚭ I: ( December 21, 1616) Barbara von Württemberg (* December 4, 1593; † May 8, 1627), daughter of Duke Friedrich I of Württemberg (1557–1608) and Sibylla von Anhalt (1564–1614)), son of Margrave Georg Friedrich von Baden-Durlach (1573–1638) and Juliana Ursula von Salm-Neufville (1572–1614)

Josias-Florent , (* July 23, 1612 in Arolsen; † February 1, 1613 in Eilhausen; ▭ in the St. Nikolaikirche, Korbach)

Philipp Theodor , Count of Waldeck-Eisenberg and Arolsen, Culemborg , Herr zu Wittem , Schalkwijk , Pallandt and Werth (1640), (born November 2, 1614 in Arolsen; † December 7, 1645 in Korbach; ▭ 1646 in the St. Nikolaikirche , ibid); ⚭ (August 25, 1639 in Culemborg) Countess Maria Magdalena von Nassau-Siegen (* October 21, 1622 in Siegen; † (20/30.) August 1647 in Spa ; ▭ in the St. Nikolaikirche, Korbach), daughter of Count Wilhelm von Nassau-Hilchenbach (1592–1642) and Christina von Erbach-Erbach (1596–1646)

Amalia Katharina , Elekta from Schaaken Monastery (1651), (* August 8, 1640 in Culemborg ; † January 4, 1697 ibid); ⚭ (December 26, 1664 in Arolsen ) Count Georg Ludwig I of Erbach-Erbach (* (3rd / 8th) May 1643 in Fürstenau; † April 5, 1693 in Arolsen), son of Count Georg Albrecht I of Erbach , Herr zu Breuberg, (1597–1647) and Countess Elisabeth Dorothea zu Hohenlohe -Schillingsfürst (1617–1655)

Heinrich Wolrad , (1642–1664); ⚭ () Countess Juliane Elisabeth von Waldeck-Wildungen (* 1637; † 1707), daughter of Philipp VI. von Waldeck-Wildungen (* 1613; † 1645)

Floris Wilhelm , (* August 12, 1643 in Culemborg ; † August 12, 1646 ibid)

Johann Ludwig , (* (20./30.) November 1616 in Arolsen; ⚔ (17./27.) August 1638 in Wouw near Bergen op Zoom ,; ▭ in the "Groote Kerk", Culemborg)

Georg Friedrich , (June 17, 1682 in Laxburg) Elevation to the imperial prince statusby Emperor Leopold I as HRR Prince of Waldeck, Pyrmont and Culemborg, Freiherr zu Pallandt, Wittem and Werth , introduction to the Imperial Council of Princes (November 16, 1686), ( * January 31, 1620 in the residential castle Arolsen ; † November 19, 1692 there; ▭ in the St. Nikolaikirche, Korbach); ⚭ (November 29, 1643 in Cuylenburg ) Countess Elisabeth Charlotte von Nassau-Hilchenbach (born March 11, 1626 in Emmerich; † November 16, 1694 in Culemborg; ▭ in the St. Nikolaikirche, Korbach), daughter of Count Wilhelm von Nassau- Hilchenbach (1592–1642) and Christina von Erbach-Erbach (1596–1646)

Wolrad Christian , (born April 4, 1645 in Culemborg ; † August 2, 1645 ibid)

Friedrich Wilhelm (* February 23, 1649 in Arolsen; † March 15, 1651 there; ▭ in St. Nikolai (Korbach) | St. Nikolaikirche in Korbach )

Karl Wilhelm (born June 21, 1650 in Arolsen; † April 17, 1653 in Berlin ; ▭ in the St. Nikolaikirche in Korbach)

Luise Anna (* 1653; † 1714); ⚭ () Count Georg IV of Erbach-Fürstenau (* 1646; † 1678)

Charlotte Amalie (born October 20, 1654 in Arolsen; † June 11, 1657 in Königsberg ; ▭ in the St. Nikolaikirche in Korbach)

Friedrich Wilhelm (born November 3, 1657 in Arolsen; † November 21, 1670 in Erbach; ▭ 1671 in the St. Nikolaikirche in Korbach)

Karl Gustav (born February 28, 1659 in Frankfurt am Main ; † June 24, 1678 on the River Leck )

Sophie Henriette (born August 3, 1662 in Arolsen; † October 15, 1702 in Erbach; ▭ in Hildburghausen ); ⚭ (November 30, 1680 in Arolsen) Duke Ernst of Saxe-Hildburghausen (* July 12, 1655 in Gotha ; † October 17, 1715 in Hildburghausen), son of Duke Ernst I of Saxe-Gotha (1601–1675) and Elisabeth Sophia of Saxony-Altenburg (1619–1680)

Albertine Elisabeth (born February 9, 1664 in Arolsen; † November 1, 1727 in Michelstadt ; ▭ ibid); ⚭ (January 16, 1706 in Erbach) Count Philipp Ludwig von Erbach-Erbach (born June 10, 1669 in Erbach; † June 17, 1720 in Coburg ), son of Count Georg Ludwig I of Erbach-Erbach (1643–1693) and countessAmalie Katharina von Waldeck-Eisenberg (1640–1697)

Jakob , (* May 2, 1621 in Arolsen; ⚔ June 2, 1645 near Walbeck ; ▭ in Culemborg)

Christian , (born March 17, 1623 in Arolsen; † October 21, 1623 there; ▭ in Mengeringhausen )

Anne Juliane , (born January 15, 1624 in Arolsen; † August 20, 1624; ▭ in the St. Nikolaikirche in Korbach)

Wolrad V. , Major General of Brandenburg , (born November 25, 1625 in Arolsen; † January 29, 1657 near Bartenstein , from smallpox ; ▭ in the St. Nikolaikirche in Korbach)

Charlotte , (born February 4, 1629 in Arolsen; † July 3, 1629 there)

Adelheid Walpurga , (born September 11, 1555 at Eisenberg Castle; † June 17, 1570 there; ▭ in the St. Kilian Church, Korbach )

Amalie , (born February 28, 1558 in Eilhausen; † March 18, 1562 at Eisenberg Castle)

Johann Günther , (* July 13, 1559 at Eisenberg Castle; † November 19, 1550 there; ▭ in the St. Kilian Church, Korbach )

Guda (Jutta) , (* November 12, 1560 in Eisenberg; † May 23, 1621 in the Oberschloss, Greiz ; ▭ June 28, 1621 in Greiz); ⚭ (May 28, 1583 in Eisenberg) Heinrich XVII. "The Elder" Reuss von Plauen (* July 25, 1561 in Glauchau ; † February 8, 1607 in the Upper Castle, Greiz; ▭ March 11, 1607 in Greiz), son of Heinrich XV. "The Middle" Reuss from Plauen (1525–1578) and Countess Maria Salome von Oettingen-Oettingen (1535–1603)

Magdalena Lucia , (* February 16, 1562 in Einsenberg; † April 1, 1621 in Arolsen; ▭ in the town church Mengeringhausen )

Wolrad (III.) , (Born June 16, 1563 in Waldeck; ⚔ November 12, 1587 near Auneau , Beauce )

Katherina Anastasia , (* March 20, 1566 in Eisenberg; † February 8, 1635 in Arolsen, mentally confused; ▭ in the town church Mengeringhausen); ⚭ (October 18, 1585) Count Wolfgang III. (II.) Von Löwenstein-Scharfeneck (born August 19, 1555; † November 28, 1596 in Landau; ▭ in the town church, ibid), son of Count Wolfgang II. (I.) von Löwenstein (1527–1571) and Rosalia von Hewen (1530–1581)

[I] Erika , (born March 19, 1511; † October 8, 1560 in Schleiden ); ⚭ I: (1526) Count Eberhard IV. Von der Mark , Count von Arenberg , (* (before 1479); † November 22, 1531 in Brussels), (⚭ I: () Margarete von Horn , Dame de Bocket, († August 30, 1522), daughter of Jacob II. Von Horn (around 1450–1530) and Johanna von Bruges (–1502)), son of Count Eberhard III. von der Mark (-1496) and Marguerite de Bouchout (- (1476)); ⚭ II: (February 3, 1532) Count Dietrich V. von Manderscheid-Virneburg (born March 30, 1508 in Kerpen, † April 22, 1560 in Schleiden), son of Count Dietrich IV. Von Manderscheid- Schleiden (1481–1551) and Margareta von Sombreffe (1489–1518)

[II] Philipp V , matriculated in Cologne (1534–1536), matriculated in Marburg (1537), canon and canon of St. Viktor's Abbey in Mainz (1530), canon of St. Gereon in Cologne (1544–1558), Canon of Cologne (1550), Canon of Strasbourg (1552–1567), (* 1519/1520; † March 5, 1584 at Hückeswagen Castle ; ▭ in the parish church there); ⚭ (June 27, 1576 in Hückeswagen) Elisabeth von Elsen († June 12, 1584 in Hückeswagen ; ▭ ibid)

[II] Johann I , founder of the “newer Landau line”, expired in 1597 , matriculated in Marburg (1537), Canon of Cologne (1535 - before 1550) resigned, Augsburg Confession , (* 1521/1522; † April 9, 1567 at Landau Castle ; ▭ in the town church Mengeringhausen ); ⚭ (October 1, 1550 in Detmold ) Anna zur Lippe (* (1529); † November 24, 1590 in Arolsen ; ▭ in the town church Mengeringhausen), daughter of Simon V. zur Lippe (1471–1536) and Countess Magdalena von Mansfeld -Mittelort (1509 / 1510-1540)

Philip VI (V.) , matriculated in Marburg (-1569), Canon of Strasbourg (1567), Count von Waldeck zu Landau (1567), (* October 4, 1551; † November 9, 1579 in Darmstadt ; ▭ in the city church, ibid)

Francis III , matriculated in Marburg (–1569), (* June 27, 1553 at Cloppenburg Castle; †† March 12, 1597 at Landau Castle; ▭ in the town church Mengeringhausen); ⚭ (December 9, 1582 in Arolsen) Walpurgis von Plesse (born June 15, 1563; † March 24, 1602 in Landau; ▭ in the town church Mengeringhausen), daughter of Christoph von Plesse (1535–1567) and Countess Margareta von Gleichen - Remda (-1570)
→ The newer main line Landau in the male line expired - the inheritance fell to the line to Waldeck-Eisenberg

Simon , (* and † (1554))

Anastasia , (January 5, 1555 - April 19, 1582); ⚭ (March 2, 1579) Count Friedrich II. Von Diepholz , (* January 6, 1556 in Lemförde ; † September 21, 1585 there; ▭ in the St. Marien Church, Marien drebber ), son of Rudolf IX. von Diepholz (1524–1560) and Countess Margareta von Hoya (1527–1596)

Johannes , (* 1557; † young)

Margaretha , (* 1559; † October 20, 1580; ▭ in the Niederwildungen town church); ⚭ (December 15, 1578 in Altenwildungen) Count Günther von Waldeck-Wildungen (* 1557 - † May 23, 1585 in Altenwildungen)

Bernhard , Canon of Strasbourg (–1585), Canon of Cologne (1575–1591), Postulant (1585), Bishop of Osnabrück (1586–1591), (* 1561; † March 10, 1591 in Iburg ; ▭ in the monastery church there )

Agnes , (* (1563); † May 13, 1576 in Landau)

[II] Katharina , (* (1524); † June 18, 1583; ▭ in Blomberg ); ⚭ (May 8, 1550) Count Bernhard VIII. Zur Lippe (* December 6, 1527 in Detmold ; † April 15, 1563 ibid; ▭ in Blomberg), son of Simon V. zur Lippe (1471–1536) and Countess Magdalena von Mansfeld -Mittelort (1509 / 1510-1540)

[II] Friedrich , Canon of Cologne (1549), (* (1526); † July 29, 1574 in Beyenburg ); ⚭ (1563) Maria Gogreve († (1580); ▭ in Lüttringhausen ), daughter of Johann Ghogreff (around 1499–1554) and Agnes von Binsfeld (- around 1598/1602)

[II] Elisabeth , (* (1528); † young)

[I] Klara , (born August 30, 1487 in Waldeck)

[I] Elisabeth , (born June 16, 1489 in Waldeck)

[I] Franz , matriculated in Erfurt (1506–1508), matriculated in Leipzig (1510), canon and canon of St. Viktor's monastery in front of Mainz (1518–1532), canon of Trier and Paderborn (1521), canon of Cologne (1510–1528 ), Provost of St. Alexander in Einbeck (1523–1532), administrator of Minden (1529–1553), ordination (1540), bishop of Münster and Osnabrück (1532–1553), (* (1491) at Sparrenberg Castle ; † July 15, 1553 at Wolbeck Castle ; ▭ in Münster Cathedral ), see descendants here

The Counts of Waldeck - Wildunger Line, Imperial Princes 1712

Christian , (* December 25, 1585 in Eisenberg ; † December 31, 1637 at Waldeck Castle ; ▭ in Netze ); ⚭ (November 18, 1604 in Wildungen) Countess Elisabeth von Nassau-Siegen (* November 8, 1584 at Dillenburg Castle; † July 26, 1661 in Landau; ▭ in Netze), daughter of Count Johann VII. Von Nassau-Siegen (1561 –1623) and Magdalena von Waldeck-Wildungen (-); They had the following offspring:

Maria Magdalena , Abbess of Schaaken Monastery (1618), (* April 27, 1606 in Wildungen; † May 28, 1671 in Schwalenberg); ⚭ (April 27, 1623) Count Simon VII. Zur Lippe (* December 30, 1587 at Brake Castle near Lemgo ; † March 26, 1627 in Detmold ), (⚭ I: (1607) Countess Anna Katharina von Nassau - Wiesbaden - Idstein , (* 1590; † 1622), daughter of Count Johann Ludwig von Nassau-Wiesbaden-Idstein (1567–1596) and Maria von Nassau-Dillenburg (1568–1625)), son of Count Simon VI. zur Lippe (1554–1613) and Elisabeth von Schauenburg and Holstein (1566–1638)
Sofie Juliane , (born April 1, 1607 in Wildungen; † September 15, 1637 in Ziegenhain; ▭ in the Church of St. Martin , Kassel); ⚭ (December 31, 1633 in Waldeck) Landgrave Hermann IV of Hessen-Rotenburg (born August 15, 1607 in Kassel ; † March 25, 1658 in Rotenburg an der Fulda ; ▭ in the collegiate church of St. Maria and Elisabeth, ibid), (⚭ II: (January 2, 1642 in Weimar) Princess Kunigunde Juliane von Anhalt-Dessau (* February 17, 1608; † September 26, 1683), daughter of Prince Johann Georg I of Anhalt-Dessau (1567-1618) and Dorothea von Pfalz-Simmern (1581–1631)), son of Landgrave Moritz von Hessen-Kassel (1572–1632) and Juliane von Nassau-Dillenburg (1587–1643)
Anna Auguste , abbess of the monastery Schaaken (1620-1627), canoness in pen Gandersheim (1625-1627), (born March 31, 1608 Landau, † 27 May 1658 in Wittgenstein); ⚭ (June 30, 1627 in Wittgenstein) Count Johann VIII. Zu Sayn-Wittgenstein-Wittgenstein (born October 14, 1601; † April 2, 1657 in Wittgenstein), son of Count Ludwig II. Zu Sayn-Wittgenstein in Wittgenstein (1571– 1634) and Juliane von Solms-Braunfels (1578–1630)
Elisabeth , (born April 25, 1610 in Wildungen, † May 29, 1647 in Osnabrück); ⚭ ((26./28.) October 1634 at Waldeck Castle ) Count Wilhelm Wirich von Daun-Falkenstein , Lord of Broich and Bürgel , (* June 1, 1613; †† August 26, 1682), (⚭ II: (1663 ) Agnes Katharina von Limburg-Stirum (* 1629; † December 27, 1686), daughter of Count Bernhard Albrecht von Limburg-Stirum (1597–1637) and Countess Anna Maria von dem Bergh (1600–1653)), son of Count Johann Adolf von Daun-Falkenstein (1582–1623) and Countess Anna Maria von Nassau-Siegen (1589–1620)
Moritz , (born August 15, 1611 in Waldeck; † March 1, 1617 ibid)
Katharina , (* October 20, 1612; † November 24, 1649 in Cologne; ▭ (1653) in the St. Nicolai Church, Lemgo ); ⚭ I: (June 19, 1631 at Wildungen Castle) Count Simon Ludwig zur Lippe (* March 14, 1610 in Brake ; † August 8, 1636 in Detmold from smallpox ; ▭ in Blomberg), son of Count Simon VII. Zur Lippe ( 1587–1627) and Anna Katharina von Nassau-Wiesbaden (1590–1622); ⚭ II: (November 15, 1643 in Lemgo) Duke Philipp Ludwig of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg (* October 27, 1620 in Beck ; † March 10, 1689 in Schneeberg ), (⚭ II: (May 5, 1650 in Homburg ) Anna Margarete von Hessen-Homburg (born August 31, 1629 in Homburg vor der Höhe ; † August 3, 1686 in Oberkotzau ), daughter of Landgrave Friedrich I of Hessen-Homburg (1585–1638) and Margarete Elisabeth (1604–1667) ; ⚭ III: (July 26, 1688 in Greiz) Countess Magdalene Christiane Reuss von Plauen zu Obergreiz (born August 3, 1652 in the upper castle, Greiz; † December 18, 1697 in Dölau; ▭ January 11, 1698 in Greiz), daughter of Count Heinrich I. Reuss von Plauen, Lord and Count of Obergreiz, (1627–1681) and Countess Sibylle Magdalene von Kirchberg (1624–1667)), son of Duke Alexander von Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg (1573–1627) and Dorothea von Schwarzburg-Sondershausen (1579–1639)
Philip VII , matriculated in Marburg (1626), Count von Waldeck zu Wildungen (1638), Herr zu Tonna (1640), (* November 25, 1613 in Alt- Wildungen ; ⚔ February 24, 1645 in Tábor , Bohemia; ▭ in Networks); ⚭ (October 26, 1634 in Frankfurt am Main ) Countess Anna Katharina von Sayn-Wittgenstein (* July 2, 1610 in Simmern; † September 3, 1690 in Kleinern ), daughter of Count Ludwig II of Sayn-Wittgenstein (1571–1634 ) and Countess Juliana von Solms-Braunfels (1578– (1630/1634))
1. Christian Ludwig , minorenn (–1660), Count von Waldeck (1645), in Wildungen (1668), in Landau (1669), in Rappoltsweiler , Hohnack and Geroldseck am Wasichen (1672), Herr zu Tonna (–1677), in Eisenberg and Pyrmont (1692), imperial Reichshofrat , generalfeldwachtmeister and Obrist on foot, (born July 29, 1635 Waldeck , † December 12, 1706 in Landau ; ▭ in the St. Kilian Church Korbach ); ⚭ I: (July 2, 1658) Countess Anna Elisabeth von Rappoltstein (* March 7, 1644 in Rappoltsweiler; † December 6, 1676 in Landau; ▭ in the St. Kilian Church, Korbach), daughter of Count Georg Friedrich von Rappoltstein ( 1594–1651) and Countess Elisabeth Charlotte zu Solms -Sonnenwalde and Pouch (1621–1666); ⚭ II: (June 6, 1680 in Idstein) Countess Johanna (Johanetta) von Nassau-Saarbrücken-Idstein (born September 14, 1657 in Idstein; † March 14, 1733 in Landau; ▭ in the St. Kilian's Church, Korbach), Daughter of Count Johann von Nassau - Saarbrücken - Idstein (1603–1677) and Countess Anna von Leiningen -Dagsburg-Falkenburg (1625–1668)
  1. [I] Charlotte Elisabeth , (born October 1, 1659 in Waldeck; † March 22, 1660)
  2. [I] Dorothea Elisabeth , abbess at Schaaken Monastery (1679-1691), (* July 6, 1661 in Waldeck; † July 23, 1702 in Brake; ▭ in Barentrup); ⚭ (November 4, 1691 in Kleinern) Count Rudolf zur Lippe-Brake (* May 10, 1664 in Brake; † October 27, 1707 ibid; ▭ 1707 ibid), son of Count Kasimir zur Lippe-Brake (1627–1700) and Countess Anna Amalia von Sayn and Wittgenstein (1641–1685)
  3. [I] Georg Friedrich , (* June 21, 1663 in Kleinern; † April 28, 1686 in Landau; ▭ in Netze)
  4. [I] Heinrich Wolrad , Colonel of the Serenissima, (born April 3, 1665 in Waldeck; ⚔ (25/31.) August 1688 before Negroponte; ▭ in Wildungen)
  5. [I] Charlotte Sofie , abbess at Schaaken Monastery (1692–1707), (born January 18, 1667 in Kleinern; † September 6, 1723 in Glaucha ; ▭ at the St. Georgenkirchhof , ibid); ⚭ (May 30, 1707) Dr. Johann Junker, doctor at the orphanage, (born June 3, 1680 - † October 25, 1759 in Halle)
  6. [I] Alexandrine Henriette , (* July 17, 1668 in Waldeck; † September 10, 1668; ▭ in Netze)
  7. [I] Christiane Magdalene , abbess in Schaaken monastery , (born June 30, 1669 in Kleinern, † March 18, 1699 in Hildburghausen, on the Blattern )
  8. [I] Elenore Katharine , (* August 5, 1670 in Kleinern; † September 12, 1717 in Minden; ▭ in Netze )
  9. [I] Eberhardine Luise , (* (7th) August 1671 in Waldeck; † 18 September 1727 in Luisenthal near Arolsen; ▭ in Niederwildungen )
  10. [I] Friedrich Ludwig Karl , (* July 8, 1672 in Waldeck; † (19/29.) May 1694 at Hellevoetsluis Castle ; ▭ in Netze )
  11. [I] Philipp Ernst , (* August 26, 1673 in Waldeck; † June 27, 1695 there; ▭ in Netze )
  12. [I] Karl , (* 1674)
  13. [I] Wilhelm August , (* September 5, 1675 in Waldeck; † August 28, 1676 there; ▭ in Netze )
  14. [I] Friedrich Anton Ulrich , Count von Waldeck (1706), elevation to the imperial prince status by Emperor Karl VI. (on January 6, 1712 in Vienna) with the title: "Hochgeboren", "Our uncle", Prince of Waldeck, Count of Pyrmont and Rappoltstein , (* November 27, 1676 in Landau; † January 1, 1728 in Pyrmont; ▭ in networks ); ⚭ (October 21, 1700 in Hanau) Pfalzgräfin Louise at Rhein to Birkenfeld-Bischweiler (* (18./28) in October 1678 in Rappoltsweiler;. † May 3, 1753 in Arolsen; ▭ ibid), daughter of Count Palatine Christian II. In Rhein zu Birkenfeld , Duke of Baiern , (1637–1717) and Countess Katharina Agathe von Rappoltstein (1648–1683), descendants see here
  15. [I] Marie Henriette , (* November 27, 1676 in Landau; † July 8, 1678; ▭ in Netze )
  16. [II] Ernst August Friedrich Kasimir , (* October 21, 1681 in Kleinern; ⚔ November 15, 1703 in the Battle of Speyerbach ; ▭ in Wildungen)
  17. [II] Ernst Heinrich Georg , zu Bergheim, (* May 24, 1683 in Kleinern; † August 3, 1736 in Wildungen; ▭ ibid); ⚭ (December 8, 1712 in Dresden) Burggräfin and Countess Ulrike Eleonore Esperanca Anna zu Dohna-Carimmern (* (3rd / 13th) April 1689 in Vienna; † October 6, 1760 in Bergheim; ▭ ibid), daughter of Burggraf and Count Friedrich Christoph zu Dohna- Carwinds (1664–1727) and Countess and Countess Louise Antoinette zu Dohna-Schlobitten ((1660) –1716)
  18. [II] Christine Eleonore Luise , Abbess of Schaaken Monastery, (born April 11, 1685 in Kleinern, † February 7, 1737 in Selbach )
  19. [II] Sofie Wilhelmine , Abbess of Schaaken Monastery, (born June 6, 1686 in Landau; † August 23, 1749)
  20. [II] Karl Christian Ludwig , Imperial General Field Sergeant, (* December 25, 1687; ⚔ September 15, 1734 near Quistello , Italy ; ▭ in St. Kilian's Church, Korbach )
  21. [II] Josias , (born August 29, 1689 in Kleinern; † November 6, 1693 ibid)
  22. [II] Johann (Heinrich) Wolrad , (* May 20, 1691 in Landau; † July 21, 1691 ibid; ▭ in Netze )
  23. [II] Henriette Albertine , (born January 19, 1695 in Kleinern, † December 7, 1699 in Arolsen)
  24. [II] Josias I , founder of the Waldeck-Bergheim line expired in 1938, (* August 20, 1696 in Arolsen; † February 2, 1763 in Bergheim ; ▭); ⚭ (January 27, 1725 in Assenheim) Countess Dorothea Sophie Wilhelmine zu Solms-Rödelheim and Assenheim (born January 28, 1698 in Gaildorf; † February 7, 1774 in Bergheim), daughter of Count Ludwig Heinrich zu Solms -Rödelheim and Assenheim (1667 –1728) and Countess Wilhelmina Christiana von Limpurg-Gaildorf (1679–1757). Descendants see here
  25. [II] Charlotte Florentine , Abbess in the Schaaken Monastery, (born October 9, 1697 in Arolsen; † (9/10) May 1777 in Fritzlar ; ▭ in Niederwildungen )
  26. [II] Friedrich Wilhelm , (* May 25, 1699 in Arolsen; † January 9, 1718 in Idstein, on the Blattern ; ▭ ibid)
2. Josias , (* (2nd / 3rd) July 1636 in Wildungen; ⚔ August 8, 1669 in Crete , during the siege of Chania ; ▭ April 7, 1670 in the town church Niederwildungen ); ⚭ (January 26, 1660 in Arolsen) Countess Wilhelmine Christine von Nassau-Siegen (〰 June 10, 1629 in Heusden; † January 22, 1700 in Hildburghausen), daughter of Count Wilhelm von Nassau-Hilchenbach (1592–1642) and Christina von Erbach-Erbach (1596–1646)
  1. Eleonore Luise , (* July 9, 1661 in Arolsen; † August 25, 1661 ibid)
  2. Wilhelm Philipp , (born September 27, 1662 in Arolsen; † December 29, 1662 there; ▭ in Niederwildungen )
  3. Charlotte Dorothea , (born October 9, 1663 in Arolsen; † (October 9/10) October 1664 ibid)
  4. Charlotte Johanna , (born December 13, 1664 in Arolsen; † February 1, 1699 in Hildburghausen, on Kindsblattern ; ▭ in Saalfeld); ⚭ (December 2, 1690 in Maastrich) Duke Johann Ernst of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld (born August 22, 1658 in Gotha, † December 17, 1729 in Saalfeld ), son of Duke Ernst I of Saxe-Gotha-Altenburg (1601 –1675) and Elisabeth Sophia von Sachsen-Altenburg (1619–1680)
  5. Sophie Wilhelmine , (born September 24, 1666 in Arolsen; † February 13, 1668)
  6. Maximilian Friedrich , (* April 25, 1668 in Arolsen; † (September 26, 1668)
  7. Wilhelm Gustav , (born April 25, 1668 in Arolsen; † May 21, 1669 there)
3. Juliane Elisabeth , (born August 1, 1637; † May 20, 1707 in Reinhardshausen); ⚭ (January 27, 1660 in Arolsen) Count Heinrich Wolrad von Waldeck-Eisenberg (born March 28, 1642 in Culenburg , † July 15, 1664 in Graz ), son of Count Philipp Theodor von Waldeck-Eisenberg (1614–1645) and countess Maria Magdalena of Nassau-Siegen (1622–1647)
4. Anna Sophie , (born January 1, 1639 in Waldeck, † October 3, 1646)
5. Johanna , (born September 30, 1639 in Waldeck; † October 2, 1639 ibid)
6. Philippine , (November 5, 1643 - August 3, 1644)
Christiane , (born December 28, 1614 - † May 7, 1679 in Homburg); ⚭ (September 11, 1642 in Waldeck) Count Ernst zu Sayn-Wittgenstein - Homburg (* (March 29 / April 8) 1599; † March 10, 1649 at Homburg Castle ), (⚭ I: () Elisabeth zu Sayn and Wittgenstein († December 8, 1641), daughter of Count Ludwig II. Zu Sayn-Wittgenstein-Wittgenstein (1571–1634) and Countess Juliana von Solms-Braunfels (1578– (1630/1634))), son of Count Georg II. zu Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg (1565–1631) and Elisabeth von Nassau-Weilburg (1572–1607)
Dorothea , canoness and dean in the Gandersheim monastery and abbess in the Schaaken monastery (1634), (* February 25, 1617; † after 1669); ⚭ (November 26, 1641 in Falkenstein ) Count Emich XIII. von Leiningen-Dagsburg-Falkenburg-Heidesheim (* June 12, 1612; † (1658 / March 1, 1657)), son of Count Johann Ludwig von Leiningen - Dagsburg- Falkenburg (1579-1625) and Countess Maria Barbara von Sulz (1588 -1625)
Agnes , Abbess of Schaaken Monastery (1644–1651), (born March 1, 1618; † November 29, 1651 at the Emichsburg ); ⚭ (February 5, 1651 in Waldeck) Count Johann Philipp III. von Leiningen-Dagsburg-Hartenburg-Emichsburg (* February 19, 1622 - February 19, 1666), (⚭ II: ((1658)) Elisabeth Charlotte zu Solms-Sonnenwalde and Pouch (* 1621 - January 17, 1666), Daughter of Heinrich Wilhelm I. zu Solms-Sonnenwalde and Pouch (1583– (1631/1632/1661/1662) and Maria Magdalena von Oettingen-Oettingen (1600–1636)), son of Count Johann Philipp II. Von Leiningen-Dagsburg -Hardenburg (1588–1643) and Countess Elisabeth von Leiningen-Dagsburg-Falkenburg (1586–1623)
Sibylle , (* May 25, 1619; † September 30, 1678 on the Hardenburg ); ⚭ ((17th / 27th) June 1644 on the Hardenburg) Count Friedrich Emich von Leiningen-Dagsburg-Hardenburg (born February 9, 1621 - † July 26, 1698), son of Count Johann Philipp II. Von Leiningen-Dagsburg- Hardenburg (1588–1643) and Countess Elisabeth von Leiningen-Dagsburg-Falkenburg (1586–1623)
Johann August , (born June 6, 1620 in Waldeck, † May 20, 1636 of the plague )
Gabriel , (* July 1, 1621 in Waldeck; † January 6, 1624 ibid)
Johann II , in Landau, Swedish major general , (born November 7, 1623 in Waldeck, † October 10, 1668 in Landau, from dropsy ; ▭ ibid); ⚭ I: ((17th / 27th) December 1644 in Warendorf) Countess Alexandrine Marie von Vehlen-Meggen († July 10, 1656 in Thorn ; ▭ in the St. Johann church there), (⚭ I: (1642 in Cologne ) Count Emich von Daun-Falkenstein (* around 1614; † 1642); son of Johann Adolf von Daun-Falkenstein and Limburg (1582–1623) and Anna Maria von Nassau-Siegen (1589–1620)), daughter of Count Alexander II . Velen-Meggen, Baron to Raesfeld, (1599-1675) and Countess Maria Alexandrina of Huynh - Geleen (1594-1654); ⚭ II: (November 10, 1667) Landgravine Henriette Dorothea von Hessen-Darmstadt (* October 14, 1641 in Darmstadt; † December 22, 1672 in Landau; ▭ ibid), daughter of Landgrave Georg II of Hessen-Darmstadt (1605– 1661) and Duchess Sophia Eleonore of Saxony (1609–1671)
(Sybille) Luise , (born January 28, 1625 in Waldeck, † October 4, 1665); ⚭ ((June 13, 1647)) Freiherr Jobst Gerhard von Efferen called Hall (* (1625); † (November 5, 1670/19 December 1673)), (⚭ II: () Anna Amalia von Bentheim-Bentheim (* around 1650; † (May 8, 1668/4 August 1667)), daughter of Count Arnold Jobst von Bentheim-Bentheim (1580–1643) and Anna Amalie zu Ysenburg-Büdingen (1591–1667)), son of Adolf Dietrich von Efferen called Hall ((1595) –1631) and Catharina von Goer ((1600) –1670)

The princes of Waldeck-Pyrmont 1728–1918

Friedrich Anton Ulrich , Count von Waldeck (1706), raised to the rank of imperial prince by Emperor Karl VI. (on January 6, 1712 in Vienna) with the title: "Hochgeboren", "Our uncle", Prince of Waldeck, Count of Pyrmont and Rappoltstein , (* November 27, 1676 in Landau; † January 1, 1728 in Pyrmont; ▭ in networks ); ⚭ (October 21, 1700 in Hanau) Pfalzgräfin Louise at Rhein to Birkenfeld-Bischweiler (* (18./28) in October 1678 in Rappoltsweiler;. † May 3, 1753 in Arolsen; ▭ ibid), daughter of Count Palatine Christian II. In Rhein zu Birkenfeld , Duke of Baiern , (1637–1717) and Countess Katharina Agathe von Rappoltstein (1648–1683)

Christian Philipp , Prince of Waldeck (1728), (born October 13, 1701 in Kleinern, † May 17, 1728 in Mannheim, on Blattern )

Friederike Magdalene , (born November 10, 1702 in Kleinern; † December 4, 1713 at Friedrichstein Palace )

Henriette , Abbess of Schaaken Monastery , (born October 17, 1703 in Arolsen; † August 29, 1785 ibid)

Karl August Friedrich , Prince of Waldeck, (* (24/25) September 1704 in Hanau ; † August 29, 1763 in Arolsen ; ▭ in Wildungen); ⚭ (August 19, 1741 in Zweibrücken) Countess Palatine Christine Henriette of Pfalz-Zweibrücken-Birkenfeld and Bischweiler (born November 16, 1725 in Rappoltsweiler; † February 11, 1816 in Arolsen; ▭ ibid), daughter of Count Palatine Christian III. von Pfalz-Zweibrücken, Duke of Zweibrücken (1731), (1674–1735) and Karoline von Nassau-Saarbrücken (1704–1774)

Karl Ludwig Christian , (born July 18, 1742 in Arolsen; † November 24, 1756 ibid)

Friedrich Karl August , minorenn (–1766), Prince of Waldeck (1763–1805), received a viril vote in the Imperial Council of Princes in1803, member of the Rhine Confederation April 18, 1807, Imperial and Royal Lieutenant Colonel and Lieutenant General of the States General , (* October 25, 1743; † September 24, 1812 in Arolsen; ▭ in Hagenburg zu Rhoden )

Christian August , Imperial and Royal General of the Cavalry, (* December 6, 1744 in Arolsen ; † August 25, 1798 in Cintra ; ▭ at the cemetery of the English in Lisbon )

Georg I , Prince of Pyrmont (1812), (born May 6, 1747 in Arolsen, † September 9, 1813 in Pyrmont, after falling from his horse); ⚭ (September 12, 1784 in Otterwisch ) Princess Albertine Charlotte Auguste von Schwarzburg -Sondershausen (born February 1, 1768 in Sondershausen; † December 26, 1849 in Arolsen; ▭ in Hagenburg zu Rhoden), daughter of Prince August (II.) Of Schwarzburg -Sondershausen (1738–1806) and Princess Christine Elisabeth Albertine of Anhalt-Bernburg (1746–1823)

Christiane Friedericke Auguste , Abbess of Schaaken Monastery (1795), (born March 23, 1787 in Weil ; † January 16, 1806 in Rhoden; ▭ in Hagenburg zu Rhoden)

Karl August Friedrich , (* July 7, 1788 in Weil ; † October 3, 1795 in Rhoden; ▭ in Hagenburg zu Rhoden)

Georg II. Heinrich , Prince of Pyrmont (1813), member of the German Confederation (1815), (born September 20, 1789 in Weil am Rhein, † May 15, 1845 in Arolsen; ▭ in Hagenburg zu Rhoden); ⚭ (June 26, 1823 at Schaumburg Castle ) Princess Emma of Anhalt-Bernburg-Schaumburg-Hoym, regent of the Principality of Waldeck and Pyrmont (1845–1852), (* May 20, 1802 in Schaumburg; † August 1, 1858 in Pyrmont; ▭ in Hagenburg zu Rhoden), daughter of Prince Victor II of Anhalt-Bernburg-Schaumburg-Hoym (1767–1812) and Princess Amalie of Nassau-Weilburg (1776–1841)

Auguste , Abbess in Schaaken Monastery (1842), (* July 21, 1824 in Arolsen; † September 4, 1893 in Norderney ; ▭ in St. Martini Church , Stolberg); ⚭ (June 15, 1848 in Arolsen) Prince Alfred zu Stolberg-Stolberg (born November 23, 1820 in Stolberg, † January 24, 1903 in Rottleberode ), son of Count Joseph Christian Ernst Ludwig zu Stolberg-Stolberg (1771–1839) and Countess Luise zu Stolberg-Stolberg (1799–1875)

Joseph , (born November 24, 1825 in Arolsen; † January 27, 1829 there; ▭ in Hagenburg zu Rhoden)

Hermine , (born September 29, 1827 in Arolsen, † February 16, 1910 in Bückeburg); ⚭ (October 25, 1844 in Arolsen) Prince Adolf I. Georg (Schaumburg-Lippe) (born August 1, 1817 in Bückeburg; † May 8, 1893 ibid), son of Prince Georg Wilhelm zu Schaumburg-Lippe (1784–1860) and Ida Karoline Luise zu Waldeck-Pyrmont (1796–1869)

Georg Viktor , minorenn (–1852), Prince of Waldeck and Pyrmont (1845), Herr zu Holzappel- Schaumburg, Prussian infantry general , accession treaty with Prussia (October 1, 1867), Knight of the Order of the Black Eagle (February 1, 1868), (* January 14, 1831 in Arolsen; † May 12, 1893 in Marienbad ); ⚭ I: (September 26, 1853 in Biebrich) Princess Helene Wilhelmine Henriette von Nassau-Weilburg (* August 12, 1831 in Biebrich; † October 27, 1888 in Pyrmont), daughter of Duke Wilhelm I. Georg August Heinrich Belgicus of Nassau ( 1792–1839) and Princess Pauline von Württemberg (1810–1856); ⚭ II: (April 29, 1891 in Louisenlund) Princess Luise of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg (born January 6, 1858 in Kiel; † July 2, 1936 in Marburg), daughter of Friedrich von Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg (1814–1885) and Princess Adelheid Christine zu Schaumburg-Lippe (1821–1899)

[I] Sophie , (* July 27, 1854 in Arolsen; † August 5, 1869 in Torquay; ▭ in Hagenburg zu Rhoden)

[I] Pauline , (born October 19, 1855 in Arolsen, † July 3, 1927 in Wittgenstein); ⚭ (May 7, 1881 in Arolsen) Prince Alexis of Bentheim and Steinfurt (born November 17, 1845 in Burgsteinfurt ; † January 21, 1919 ibid), son of Prince Ludwig of Bentheim and Steinfurt (1812–1890) and Princess Bertha of Hesse -Philippsthal-Barchfeld (1818–1888)

[I] Marie , (* May 23, 1857 in Arolsen; † April 30, 1882 in the Villa Marienwahl in Ludwigsburg; ▭ on "Alter Friedhof" ibid); ⚭ (February 15, 1877) Prince Wilhelm of Württemberg, King of Württemberg (1891-1918), (born February 25, 1848 in Stuttgart ; † October 2, 1921 at Bebenhausen Castle ), son of Prince Friedrich Karl August von Württemberg (1808 –1870) and Princess Katharina von Württemberg (1821–1898)

[I] Emma , Queen and Regent of the Netherlands (1890–1898), (born August 2, 1858 in Arolsen, † March 20, 1934 in The Hague); ⚭ (January 7, 1879 in Arolsen) King Wilhelm Alexander Paul Friedrich Ludwig von Oranien-Nassau, King of the Netherlands (1849–1890), Prince of Oranje-Nassau , Grand Duke of Luxembourg , (born February 19, 1817 in Brussels ; † 23 November 1890 in Het Loo ), (⚭ I: (June 18, 1839) Princess Sophie Friederike Mathilde von Württemberg (born June 17, 1818 in Stuttgart; † June 3, 1877 in Huis ten Bosch), daughter of King Wilhelm I. von Württemberg (1781–1864) and Grand Duchess Katharina Pawlowna Romanowa (1788–1819)), son of Prince Wilhelm Friedrich Georg Ludwig von Oranien-Nassau (1792–1849) and Grand Duchess Anna Pawlowna (1795–1865)

[I] Helene , (* February 17, 1861 in Arolsen; † September 1, 1922 in Hinterriß ; ▭ ibid); ⚭ (April 27, 1882 at Windsor Castle ) Prince Leopold George Duncan Albert of Great Britain and Ireland, 1st Duke of Albany (1853-1884), (* April 7, 1853 at Buckingham Palace , London ; 〰 June 28, 1853; † March 28, 1884 in Cannes , fall from his horse; ▭ in the St. George Chapel at Windsor Castle), son of Prince Franz Albrecht August Karl Emanuel of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha (1819–1861) and Queen Victoria of Great Britain (1819– 1901)

[I] Friedrich , Prince of Waldeck and Pyrmont (1893), renounced November 13, 1918, Prussian general of the cavalry (born January 20, 1865 in Arolsen; † May 26, 1946 there; ▭ in Hagenburg zu Rhoden); ⚭ (August 9, 1895 in Nachod ) Princess Bathildis Marie Leopoldine Anna Auguste zu Schaumburg-Lippe (born May 21, 1873 at Ratibořice Castle ; † April 6, 1962 in Arolsen; ▭ in Hagenburg zu Rhoden), daughter of Prince Wilhelm zu Schaumburg -Lippe (1834–1906) and Princess Bathildis of Anhalt-Dessau (1837–1902), see descendants here

[I] Elisabeth , (born September 6, 1873 in Arolsen; † November 23, 1961 in Bensheim); ⚭ (May 3, 1900 in Arolsen) Prince Alexander Ludwig Alfred Eberhard zu Erbach-Schönberg (born September 12, 1872; † October 18, 1944 in Bensheim), son of Prince Gustav Ernst zu Erbach-Schönberg (1840-1908) and princess Marie Karoline von Battenberg (1852–1923)

[II] Wolrad Friedrich , (born June 26, 1892 in Arolsen; ⚔ October 17, 1914 in Moorslede near Ypres , Belgium )

Wolrad (born January 24, 1833 in Arolsen; † (January 20/22) in Cairo; ▭ in Hagenburg zu Rhoden)

Friedrich Ludwig Hubertus , (born November 3, 1790 in Arolsen; † February 1, 1828 in Landau; ▭ in Hagenburg zu Rhoden); ⚭ ( morg. ) ((20) July 1816 in Bonn) Ursula Poll (e), (7 August 1827 in Waldeck) nobility as: von Waldeck, (13 July 1843 in Pyrmont, diploma 8 October in Arolsen) Waldecker count status for her and her children as Countess von Waldeck , (born September 19, 1790 in Bonn, † January 17, 1861 in Arolsen), daughter of Konrad Poll (e), merchant. Descendants see here

Christian Wolrad , (born June 19, 1792 in Arolsen; † July 8, 1795 there; ▭ in Hagenburg zu Rhoden)

Auguste Karoline Luise , (* (7th / 8th) September 1793 in Arolsen; † April 29, 1794 ibid; ▭ in Hagenburg zu Rhoden)

Johann Ludwig , (born September 24, 1794 in Arolsen; ⚔ October 28, 1813 near Hanau; † October 8, 1814 in Arolsen; ▭ in Hagenburg zu Rhoden)

Ida Karoline Luise , Abbess of Schaaken Monastery (1806-1816), (born September 26, 1796 in Rhoden, † April 12, 1869 in Mentone ; ▭ in Stadthagen ); ⚭ (June 23, 1816 in Arolsen) Prince Georg Wilhelm zu Schaumburg-Lippe (born December 20, 1784 in Bückeburg; † November 21, 1860 ibid), son of Count Philipp II. Ernst zu Schaumburg-Lippe (1723–1787) and Princess Juliane of Hessen-Philippsthal (1761–1799)

Wolrad Karl Georg , (born April 23, 1798 in Rhoden, † August 24, 1821 in Siena )

Karoline Friederike Mathilde , Abbess of Schaaken Monastery (1816–1817), (born April 10, 1801 in Rhoden, † April 13, 1825 in Carlsruhe ; ▭ in the Sophienkirche, ibid); ⚭ (April 20, 1817 in Arolsen) Duke Eugen Friedrich Karl Paul Ludwig von Württemberg, Fideikommissherr zu Carlsruhe, Imperial Russian Infantry General , bearer of the Order of the Black Eagle , (born January 8, 1788 in Oels , † September 16, 1857 in Carlsruhe ), (⚭ II: (1827) Princess Helene zu Hohenlohe-Langenburg (* 1807; † 1880), daughter of Prince Karl Ludwig zu Hohenlohe-Langenburg (1762-1825) and Countess Amalie Henriette zu Solms-Baruth (1768-1847) ), Son of Duke Eugen Friedrich Heinrich von Württemberg (1758–1822) and Princess Luise zu Stolberg - Gedern (1764–1834)

Karl Christian , (born April 12, 1803 in Rhoden, † July 19, 1846 at the Prinzenhof in Kleve ); ⚭ (March 12, 1841 in Kleve) Countess Amalie zur Lippe-Biesterfeld (born April 4, 1814 in Cologne, † October 25, 1879 at the Prinzenhof in Kleve; ▭ in Mengeringhausen), daughter of Johann Karl zur Lippe- Biesterfeld (1778 –1844) and Freiin Bernhardine Klara Luise von Sobbe (1784–1843)

Albrecht Georg Bernhard Karl, (born December 11, 1841 in Kleve; † January 11, 1897 ibid); ⚭ I: (June 2, 1864 in Dublin) Dorothea (Dora) Gage, (diploma August 23, 1867 in Arolsen) Waldecker count as: Countess of Rhoden, (born January 30, 1835 in Ballycastle ; † December 12, 1883 in Heidelberg ), Daughter of Reverend Richard Gage (1790–1862) and Catherine Davys-Boyd (1791–1852); ⚭ II: (May 8, 1886 in Bamberg) Princess Marie Luise Augustine zu Hohenlohe-Öhringen (born January 26, 1867 in Heidelberg; † July 23, 1945 in Gauting ), (⚭ II: (December 4, 1913 in Serfontein near Kroonstad ) George Granville Hope Johnstone adH of the Earls of Linlithgow (born November 28, 1880 in London; † (1955 in Johannesburg )), son of William James Hope Johnstone (1855-1919) and Emily Mary Baillie (-1933)), daughter of Prince Felix Eugen Wilhelm Ludwig Albrecht Karl zu Hohenlohe-Öhringen (1818–1900) and Princess Alexandrine Friederike Wilhelmine von Hanau and Horowitz, Countess von Schaumburg, (1830–1871)

[I] Albrecht Erich Adalbert, Count von Rhoden, First Lieutenant, (* (April 30, 1863); † January 12, 1937 in Hamburg-Altona ); ⚭ I: (January 9, 1889 in Veilsdorf Monastery ) Martha Heubach (born January 14, 1869 in Veilsdorf Monastery; † July 7, 1924 in Breslau ), daughter of Albert Heubach (-) and Laura Kieser (-); ⚭ II: (December 9, 1929 in Hamburg-Eimsbüttel ) Olga Teichelmann (born November 15, 1880 in Parchim; † October 8, 1970 in Hamburg-Farmsen ), daughter of Leopold Friedrich Hermann Teichelmann (-) and Karoline Kauffmann (-)

[I] Robert Hermann Karl, Count von Rhoden, Prussian Chamberlain, (* December 17, 1866 at the Prinzenhof in Kleve , † April 4, 1915 in Wiesbaden); ⚭ (April 23, 1895 in Karlsruhe) Pauline Anna Viktoria von Friedeburg (* December 9, 1870 in Karlsruhe; † November 16, 1956 in Wuppertal-Elberfeld), daughter of Ludwig Heinrich Ernst Friedrich von Friedeburg, Prussian major general, (1827-1892 ) and Marie Walz (-)

Friedrich Heinrich Georg Paul Robert, Count of Rhoden, (born October 5, 1896 in (Brussels / Bruchsal); ⚔ November 26, 1914 in Stryków , Poland)

Wolrad Wilhelm Karl Alexander Egon Eugen Patrick, Count of Rhoden, (born September 27, 1900 in Mainz, † May 16, 1958 in Düsseldorf)

Emma Luise-Marie Willy Dora Auguste Elisabeth, Countess of Rhoden, (born July 26, 1903 in Mainz, † April 8, 1989 in Elberfeld ); ⚭ (September 1, 1933 in Elberfeld) Ernst Günther Frowein (born September 13, 1899 in Elberfeld; † February 4, 1971 in Baden-Baden )

[I] Ada Kate, Countess of Rhoden, (born September 1, 1869 at the Prinzenhof in Kleve, † August 30, 1938 in Randalston, Ireland ); ⚭ (March 2, 1899 in Bally Castle ) Robert Saint George Johnston († (13/30.) June 1938 in Dublin )

[I] Helene Harriet Dorothea, Countess von Rhoden, (born September 9, 1872 in Cattle near Kleve; † February 3, 1952 in Wiesbaden)

[I] Karl , Count of Rhoden, (born November 16, 1874 in Deutz, † December 20, 1943 in Wiesbaden )

[II] Georg Friedrich , (born March 15, 1887 - † March 29, 1888 in Plappeville )

[II] Karl Alexander , (born September 15, 1891 in Thiergarten near Kleve, † October 28, 1910 in Dresden)

[II] Albertine , (* December 22, 1895 in Thiergarten near Kleve; † July 11, 1897 in Oberurff )

Erich , (born December 20, 1842 in Mengeringhausen, † October 24, 1894 in Pfalzdorf ); ⚭ (August 24, 1869 in Boudonville) Freiin Marie Konstanze von Falkener , (September 12, 1885 in Meiningen) Saxon-Meiningen Counts for her and her children as Countess von Grebenstein , (* March 13, 1847 in Boudonville; † March 14 1916 in Eisenach), daughter of Landgrave Franz von Hessen-Philippsthal (1805–1861) and Maria Katharina Kohlmann (1819–1904)

Amalie (Amèlie) , (born April 13, 1871 in Kohlgrund ; † October 2, 1871 ibid)

Anna Erika Christiane Amalie, (born September 4, 1872 in Laeken , † April 4, 1882 at Materborn Palace )

Hortense , (born March 18, 1874 at the Prinzenhof in Kleve ; † March 1, 1942 in Neuss )

Volkwin , (born April 13, 1875 at the Prinzenhof in Kleve, † September 20, 1949 in Lemgo ); ⚭ (September 20, 1917 in Eisenach) Else von Hutier (born May 29, 1883 in Strasbourg ; † April 25, 1956 in Lemgo), daughter of Johann Heinrich Cölestin von Hutier (-) and Marie Knoke (-)

Lutrudis , (* July 31, 1876 at the Prinzenhof in Kleve; † April 17, 1915 in Bad Liebenstein ; ▭ ibid)

Beatrice , (born October 24, 1877 in Auerbach ; † May 5, 1910)

Heinrich , (born May 20, 1844 in Mengeringhausen; † December 11, 1902 in Wiesbaden; ▭ in Mengeringhausen); ⚭ (September 8, 1881 in Meerholz ) Countess Auguste zu Ysenburg-Büdingen in Philippsreich (* February 7, 1861 in Meerholz; † June 12, 1931 in Wiesbaden; ▭ in Mengeringhausen), daughter of Count Georg Kasimir Friedrich Ludwig zu Ysenburg-Büdingen in Philippseich (1794–1875) and Countess Bertha Karoline Ferdinande zu Ysenburg-Büdingen in Meerholz (1821–1875)

Karoline Luise Friederike , (* November 27, 1804 in Rhoden; † March 3, 1806 there; ▭ in Hagenburg zu Rhoden)

Hermann Otto Christian , (born October 11, 1809 in Pyrmont, † October 6, 1876 in Landau); ⚭ (September 2, 1833 in Sáromberke , Transylvania ) Countess Agnes Teleki von Szék (* October 2, 1814; † (February 17/19, 1896 in Budapest), daughter of Count Franz (Ferenc) Teleki von Szék (1787– 1861) and Baroness Elise Bánffy von Losoncz (1794-1853)

Karoline Luise , (born August 14, 1748 in Arolsen; † August 18, 1782 in Lausanne ; ▭ in the Notre-Dame Cathedral ); ⚭ (October 14, 1765 in Arolsen; ⚮ August 26, 1772 in Mitau) Peter von Biron , Duke of Courland and Semgallia (1769–1795), (* February 15, 1724 in Mitau ; † January 13, 1800 at Gellenau Castle ) , Son of Duke Ernst Johann von Biron (1690–1772) and Benigna Gottliebe von Trotta called Treyden (1703–1782)

Luise (born January 29, 1751 in Arolsen, † November 17, 1816 in Frankfurt am Main); ⚭ 1775 Duke Friedrich August von Nassau-Usingen (born April 23, 1738 in Usingen ; †† March 24, 1816 in Biebrich ), son of Prince Karl von Nassau-Usingen (1712–1775) and Duchess Christine Wilhelmine von Sachsen-Eisenach ( 1711–1740)

Ludwig , Major General of the States General , (* December 16, 1752 in Arolsen; ⚔ June 14, 1793 in Kortrijk ; ▭ at the Protestant cemetery there)

son

Ernestine Luise , (born November 6, 1705 in Kleinern, † May 26, 1782 in Gelnhausen); ⚭ (March 30, 1737 in Arolsen) Count Palatine Friedrich Bernhard bei Rhein zu Birkenfeld-Gelnhausen, Duke of Baiern , (born May 28, 1697 in Gelnhausen ; † August 5, 1739 ibid), son of Johann Karl von Birkenfeld-Gelnhausen (1638 –1704) and Marie Esther von Witzleben (1665–1725)

Ludwig Franz Anton , Imperial Colonel, (* May 5, 1707 in Arolsen; ⚔ July 24, 1739 near Belgrade ; ▭ ibid)

Johann Wilhelm , (born June 9, 1708 in Arolsen; † (29/30.) November 1713 at Friedrichstein Palace )

Son († November 24, 1709 in Arolsen)

Sophie Wilhelmine Elisabeth Dorothea , (born January 4, 1711 in Arolsen, † August 10, 1775 in Wernigerode ); ⚭ (April 12, 1747) Friedrich August (von) Vogelsang, stolberg-werniger or Hofrat, (* August 13, 1710; † March 2, 1785)

Franziska Christiane Ernestine , (* May 8, 1712 at Friedrichstein Palace; † January 26, 1782 in Arolsen; ▭ in Wildungen)

Luise Albertine Friederike , Abbess of Schaaken Monastery (1785), (born June 17, 1714 in Luisenthal near Arolsen, † March 17, 1794 in Arolsen)

Joseph Maria Wilhelm , (born August 14, 1715 in Korbach ; † February 19, 1719)

Waldeck-Pyrmont2

Friedrich , Prince of Waldeck and Pyrmont (1893), renounced November 13, 1918, Prussian general of the cavalry (born January 20, 1865 in Arolsen; † May 26, 1946 there; ▭ in Hagenburg zu Rhoden); ⚭ (August 9, 1895 in Nachod ) Princess Bathildis Marie Leopoldine Anna Auguste zu Schaumburg-Lippe (born May 21, 1873 at Ratibořice Castle ; † April 6, 1962 in Arolsen; ▭ in Hagenburg zu Rhoden), daughter of Prince Wilhelm zu Schaumburg -Lippe (1834–1906) and Princess Bathildis of Anhalt-Dessau (1837–1902)
1. Josias Georg Wilhelm Adolf , (born May 13, 1896 in Arolsen, † November 30, 1967 at Schloss Schaumburg near Diez an der Lahn); ⚭ (August 25, 1922 in Rastede ) Duchess Altburg Marie Mathilde von Oldenburg, (born May 19, 1903 in Oldenburg; † June 16, 2001 in Bad Arolsen), daughter of Grand Duke Friedrich August von Oldenburg (1852–1931) and Princess Elisabeth Alexandrine Mathilde of Mecklenburg-Schwerin (1869–1955)
  1. Margarethe Sophie Charlotte, (born May 22, 1923 in Munich, † August 21, 2003 in Erbach); ⚭ (March 27, 1952 in Arolsen; ⚮ July 10, 1979 in Michelstadt) Count Franz zu Erbach-Erbach and von Wartenberg-Roth (born February 5, 1925 in Erbach (Odenwald); † October 2, 2015 ibid), son of Count Alexander zu Erbach-Erbach and von Wartenberg-Roth (1891–1952) and Christa von Zülow (1894–1962)
  2. Alexandra Bathildis Elisabeth Luise Helene Emma, (born September 25, 1924 in Rastede, † September 4, 2009); ⚭ (June 28, 1949 in Arolsen) Prince Botho zu Bentheim and Steinfurt , (born June 29, 1924 in Ilsenburg; † June 9, 2001 in Bad Arolsen), son of Prince Karl Georg zu Bentheim and Steinfurt (1884–1951) and Princess Margarethe von Schoenaich-Carolath (1888–1980)
  3. Ingrid , (born September 2, 1931 in Munich)
  4. Wittekind Adolf Heinrich Georg-Wilhelm, (born March 9, 1936 in Arolsen); ⚭ ((civ) April 1, 1988 in Frohnleiten, (rel) May 19, 1988 in Bad Arolsen) Countess Cecílie von Goëss-Saurau (born August 23, 1956 in Frohnleiten), daughter of Count Carl-Anton von Goëss-Saurau ( 1921–) and Freiin Maria Mathilde Mayr von Melnhof (1921–1996)
    1. Carl-Anton Christian Gustav Clemens Alexander, (born December 25, 1991 in Bad Arolsen)
    2. Josias Christian Alexander (born July 7, 1993 in Bad Arolsen)
    3. Johannes Eberhard Wittekind (born July 7, 1993 in Bad Arolsen)
  5. Guda , (born August 22, 1939 in Bad Arolsen); ⚭ I: (August 31, 1958 in Bad Arolsen (September 9, 1958); ⚮: January 3, 1967) Prince Friedrich Wilhelm Heinrich Konstantin zu Wied (* June 2, 1931 in Neuwied ; † August 28, 2000 Salmon Arm ( British Colombia , Canada )), son of Hereditary Prince Hermann Wilhelm Friedrich zu Wied (1899–1941) and Countess Marie Antonia zu Stolberg-Wernigerode (1909–2003); ⚭ II: (March 4, 1968 in Schaumburg) Dr. med. Horst Dierkes (born February 21, 1939)
2. Max imilian Wilhelm Gustav Herman, (born September 13, 1898 in Arolsen; † February 23, 1981 ibid); ⚭ (September 12, 1929 in Kiel) Countess Gustava Frieda Betty Wilhelmine Paula von Platen-Hallermund (* December 7, 1899 in Bad Segeberg; † October 27, 1986 in Bad Arolsen), daughter of Count Karl August Heinrich von Platen-Hallermund ( 1857–1922) and Countess Elfried Ursula von Köppen (1872–1958)
  1. Marie Louise , (born November 3, 1930 in Kiel); ⚭ (May 22, 1951 in Arolsen) Prince Albrecht zu Castell-Castell (born August 13, 1925 in Castell), son of Prince Carl zu Castell-Castell (1897–1945) and Princess Anna-Agnes zu Solms-Hohensolms-Lich ( 1899–1987)
  2. Friedrich-Carl , (born August 21, 1933 in Kiel); ⚭ ((civ) January 24, 1959 in Arolsen, (rel) January 26, 1959 in Berlin) Ingeborg von Biela (* July 2, 1932 in Halle ), daughter of Wolf von Bila (-) and Adelheid Schneider (-)
    1. Caroline Gustava Adelheid, (born January 8, 1960 in Hanover); ⚭ ((civ) August 29, 1985 in Hamburg, (rel) October 27, 1985 ibid) Dr. jur. Cord-Georg Hasselman, curator of the Brandenburg Cathedral Foundation (born July 4, 1956 in Hamburg)
    2. Donata Altburg Helene-Sophie, (born February 2, 1961 in Hanover); ⚭ ((civ) Aug 10, 1987 in Munich, (rel) September 6, 1987 in Bad Arolsen) Dr. rer. pole. Markus Conrad, CEO of Tchibo GmbH (2006–), (born October 24, 1959 in Hamburg)
    3. Juliane Bathildis, (born June 25, 1962 in Hanover); ⚭ I: (December 13, 1991 in Lübeck; ⚮: 1996) Gerhard Kap (* May 7, 1956 in Stadthagen); ⚭ II: (May 14, 1999 in Bad Schwartau) Stephan Hobe (born December 11, 1957 in Bremen)
  3. Georg-Viktor Ludwig Adolf, (born July 11, 1936 in Schwerin); ⚭ ((civ) January 25, 1963 in Arolsen, (rel) February 6, 1963 in Hanover) Margaretha von Klitzing , veterinarian, (born February 7, 1938 in Fürstenwalde), daughter of Kurt von Klitzing (1904–1941) and Barbara Euen (1908-1953)
    1. Frederike , Dr. med. vet., (born December 28, 1963 in Arolsen); ⚭ ((civ) May 21, 1989 in Hanover, (rel) June 10, 1989 in Bad Arolsen) Michael Paar, Dr. med. vet., (born September 10, 1963 in Mülheim an der Ruhr )
    2. Barbara Ingemarie Helene-Sophie, computer scientist (born March 15, 1965 in Kassel); ⚭ ((civ) March 18, 1991 in Bad Aibling, (rel) May 4, 1991 in Soest) Christian Düsel, Dipl.-Ing., (* July 28, 1962 in Rome)
    3. Christian-Ludwig Friedrich-Carl Albrecht Hubertus Claus, (born May 16, 1967 in Arnsberg); ⚭ ((civ) January 27, 1994 in Oldenburg, (rel) May 20, 1995 in Hohenstein) Countess Camilla Barbara Christiane von Holck (born December 27, 1970 in Eutin), daughter of Count Christian von Holck (1939–) and Barbara von Gottberg (1943–)
      1. Christian Wolrad Johannes Welf Max, (born March 6, 1998 in Oldenburg)
      2. Victor Paul Nikolaus Ferdinand Joachim, (born June 23, 2000 in Oldenburg)
      3. Casimir Ludwig Rikus Kaspar Gisbert, (born February 5, 2002 in Oldenburg)
      4. Moritz Christian Alexander Johan Carl Anton (born March 20, 2006 in Oldenburg)
    4. Wolrad Friedrich August Wittekind Florence Michael, (born May 28, 1974 in Soest); ⚭ (June 30, 2002 in Merseburg) Elisabeth Katharina Ulrike Alexandra von Trotha (born August 26, 1975 in Düsseldorf), daughter of Thilo Ivo Oskar Eduard von Trotha (-) and Ulrike Abels (-)
      1. Amalia-Sophia Friederike Elisabeth Isabelle Audry (* 2011)
      2. Nikolaus Christian-Ludwig Klaus-Thilo Clemens (* 2012)
  4. Helene-Sophie Ingeborg Margarethe Elisabeth Gustava, (born October 27, 1943 in Schwerin; † 2011); ⚭ (May 11, 1974 in Arolsen; ⚮ September 2, 1975 in Kassel) Freiherr Michael von Forstner (born March 24, 1946 in Halle)
3. Helene Bathildis Charlotte Marie Friederike, (born December 22, 1899 in Arolsen, † February 18, 1948 in Rastede); ⚭ (October 26, 1922 in Arolsen) Hereditary Grand Duke Nikolaus Friedrich Wilhelm von Oldenburg , (born August 10, 1897 in Oldenburg; † April 3, 1970 in Rastede), son of Grand Duke Friedrich August II of Oldenburg (1852-1931) and Duchess Elisabeth-Alexandrine Mathilde of Mecklenburg-Schwerin (1869–1955)
4. Georg Wilhelm Karl Viktor, (born March 10, 1902 in Arolsen; † November 14, 1971 there); ⚭ (January 20, 1932 in Kiel) Countess Ingeborg Elfriede Gabriele Sophie Ilse Wilhelmine von Platen-Hallermund, (born February 27, 1902 in Schleswig; † August 30, 1991 in Bad Arolsen), daughter of Count Karl August Heinrich von Platen-Hallermund (1857–1922) and Countess Elfried Ursula von Köppen (1872–1958)
  1. Josias Friedrich Wilhelm, (born November 23, 1935 in Hanover); ⚭ ((civ) April 25, 1972 in Karlsruhe, (rel) April 29, 1972) Vita Schwenkreis (* December 4, 1939 in Vienna), daughter of Wilhelm Schwenkreis (-) and Luise Kurz (-)
    1. Alexander Georg-Wilhelm Thomas, (born November 24, 1972 in Frankfurt am Main); ⚭ (June 26, 2004 in the Fürstenkapelle, Lichtenthal Abbey , Baden-Baden ) Tanjia Rippetoe (born May 4, 1978 in Warren )
      1. Charlotte Vita Emilia Sophie, (* February 27, 2007)
      2. Philippa Claudia Claire Antonia Maria, (* October 21, 2008)
      3. Freya Maximiliane Julika Helene, (* July 28, 2010)
      4. Josias Ludwig Wolrad Clemens, (* May 18, 2012)
    2. Clemens Georg Heinrich, (born August 30, 1975 in Frankfurt am Main)
  2. Georg-Friedrich Nikolaus (born November 22, 1936 in Hanover); ⚭ ((civ) August 29, 1961 in Arolsen, (rel) August 30, 1961) Princess Sixtina zu Stolberg-Stolberg (born November 4, 1933 in Stolberg), daughter of Prince Wolff-Heinrich zu Stolberg-Stolberg (1903–1972 ) and Irma Erfert (1910–1994)
    1. Henriette (born April 6, 1963 in Ludwigsburg); ⚭ ((civ.) August 18, 1989 in Arolsen, (rel.) August 19, 1989 in Arolsen) Hermann Friedrich Graf zu Castell-Rüdenhausen (born June 26, 1963 in Würzburg), son of Siegfried Casimir Friedrich Fürst zu Castell - Rüdenhausen (1916–2007) and Irene zu Solms-Laubach (1925–2006)
    2. Isabelle (* 1965)
    3. Philip (* 1967)
  3. Rixa (* 1939); ⚭ () Hansjoachim von Wartenberg (* 1935; † 2006)
  4. Volkwin (1940-); ⚭ I: () Orlinda von Gablenz (* 1938); ⚭ II: () Friederike von Humboldt-Dachroeden (* 1955)
    1. Anton Ulrich Friedrich (* 1969); ⚭ () Elisabeth Freifrau von Hammerstein-Equord (* 1972)
      1. Sophie (* 2005)
    2. Nikolaus (* 1970); ⚭ () Katharina Princess of Hohenlohe-Langenburg (* 1972)
      1. Laetitia (* 2003)
      2. Alexia (* 2006)
    3. Ludwig (* 1983); ⚭ () Sara Hansen
    4. Felicitas (* 1984); ⚭ () Philippe Sauzier de la Villethéart
  5. Ilse (* 1941; † 1945)
  6. Dorothea (* 1943; † 1943)
  7. Christian Peter (* 1945); ⚭ () Sibylle Pieper (* 1948)
    1. Georg Wilhelm (* 1972); ⚭ () Freda Riedesel Countess von Eisenbach (* 1973)
      1. Friedrich Carl (* 1999)
      2. Max (* 2000)
      3. Sophie (* 2002)
      4. Casper (* 2004)
      5. Christian (* 2004)
    2. Catherine Sophie (* 1974); ⚭ () Mahias Hoyer (* 1970)

Waldeck-Bergheim (noble family)

Josias I , Count of Waldeck-Bergheim (born August 20, 1696 in Arolsen , † February 2, 1763 in Bergheim); ⚭ January 17, 1725 Dorothea Sophia Wilhelmine zu Solms-Rödelheim and Assenheim (* January 27, 1698 - February 6, 1774), daughter of Count Ludwig Heinrich von Solms-Assenheim
1. Georg Karl Christian Ludwig (born December 1, 1726 in Assenheim; † July 21, 1756 in Frankfurt am Main)
2. Karl (born May 21, 1728 in Landau ; † August 17, 1735 in Korbach )
3. Georg Friedrich Ludwig Belgicus, Count of Waldeck-Bergheim (born July 20, 1732 in Landau, † April 9, 1771 in Bergheim); ⚭ August 31, 1766 Christine zu Isenburg-Meerholz (* November 22, 1742; † March 20, 1808)
4. Josias II. Wilhelm Leopold , Count of Waldeck-Bergheim (born October 16, 1733 in Bergheim, † June 4, 1788 in Bergheim); ⚭ March 5, 1772 Christine zu Ysenburg-Büdingen (* June 24, 1756; † November 13, 1826)
  1. Josias III Wilhelm Karl, Count of Waldeck-Bergheim (born May 13, 1774 in Bergheim, † June 9, 1829 in Bergheim); ⚭ January 10, 1802 Wilhelmine zu Löwenstein-Wertheim-Freudenberg (* April 23, 1774; † June 25, 1817)
  2. Ludwig (born May 28, 1775 in Bergheim; † May 8, 1778 in Bergheim)
  3. Gustav (* December 10, 1776 in Reitzenhagen , † August 28, 1781 in Bergheim)
  4. Karl, Count of Waldeck and Pyrmont in Bergheim (born November 17, 1778 in Bergheim, † January 21, 1849 in Bergheim); ⚭ April 25, 1819 Karoline Schilling von Canstatt (February 2, 1798 - October 7, 1866)
    1. Mechthild (born June 23, 1826 in Bergheim, † February 28, 1899 in Middachten ); ⚭ January 30, 1846 Karl von Bentinck
    2. Agnes (born July 23, 1827 in Arolsen, † July 16, 1858 in Burgfarrnbach ); ⚭ January 29, 1853 Kurt von Pückler-Limburg (* October 2, 1822; † January 28, 1888)
    3. Georg (born September 12, 1829 in Bergheim, † December 15, 1829 in Bergheim)
    4. Luitgard Marie Luise (* April 2, 1831 in Bergheim; † December 3, 1831 in Bergheim)
    5. Adalbert I. Wilhelm Karl, Count of Waldeck and Pyrmont in Bergheim (born February 19, 1833 in Bergheim, † July 24, 1893 in Bergheim); ⚭ (1) August 3, 1858 Agnes zu Sayn-Wittgenstein-Hohenstein (* April 18, 1834; † February 18, 1886); ⚭ (2) October 18, 1887 Ida zu Sayn-Wittgenstein-Hohenstein (* February 25, 1837; † May 7, 1922)
      1. Helene Agnes Alexandrine Amalie Karoline (born May 12, 1859 in Bergheim, † March 5, 1942 in Berlin); ⚭ (1) September 28, 1878 Carl Reinhard Adalbert von Bentinck ; ⚭ (2) Alfred von Keyserlingk (born September 17, 1857 - † June 22, 1929)
      2. Carl (born December 14, 1860 in Bergheim, † October 22, 1861 in Bergheim)
      3. Adalbert II. Alexander Wolrad Moritz Franz Ludwig, Count of Waldeck and Pyrmont in Bergheim (born January 6, 1863 in Bergheim; † February 23, 1934 in Bergheim)
      4. Hermann Franz Karl Ludwig, Count of Waldeck and Pyrmont in Bergheim (born May 16, 1864 in Bergheim; † September 27, 1938 in Kriegstedt); ⚭ August 11, 1891 Klara von Jaeckel (born May 22, 1871 - † December 13, 1965)
        
        Agnes Auguste Ida Helene Marie Ruth Margarete (Greta) (* 7 February 1893 - † 16 July 1987)
        
        Mechthild Anna Caroline Alexandrine (born July 23, 1897 - † June 12, 1974); ⚭ May 29, 1924 Konstantin von Beguelin (April 19, 1897 - June 3, 1963)
      5. Alexander Albrecht Ludwig Franz Christian (born October 15, 1867 in Bergheim, † June 18, 1932 in Witzenhausen ); ⚭ (1) November 23, 1906 Alwine Dransfeld (* December 17, 1876 - June 1, 1938); ⚭ (2) Aenne Clemens (born July 26, 1888 - † July 15, 1975)
      6. Friedrich Karl Luitpold (born June 19, 1870 in Bergheim, † August 16, 1941 in Hann. Münden ); ⚭ May 19, 1919 Gertrude Koblin (January 17, 1884 - May 14, 1963)
      7. Georg Wilhelm Heinrich Karl (born June 8, 1876 in Bergheim, † June 8, 1966 in Bad Laasphe ); ⚭ (1) March 8, 1921 Alwine Dransfeld (* December 17, 1876 - June 1, 1938); ⚭ (2) July 23, 1919 Katharine Beitsch (* December 1, 1903; † September 27, 1990)
        
        (2) Ilse-Marie, Anna, Magareta (* August 20, 1941; ⚭ May 13, 1966 Manfred Schuster (* December 19, 1934)
        
        (2) Dorothée (* February 24, 1943 in Marburg ; † July 13, 1943 in Marburg)
    6. Richard Kasimir Alexander (born December 26, 1835 in Bergheim, † December 5, 1905 in Bergheim)
  5. Christian (* 1781 in Bergheim, † 1781 in Bergheim)
  6. Karoline (born October 6, 1782 in Bergheim, † July 11, 1820 in Bad Pyrmont); ⚭ 1807 Georg von Stückrad
  7. Georg Friedrich Karl von Waldeck-Limpurg (born May 31, 1785 in Bergheim, † June 18, 1826 in Gaildorf ); ⚭ 1809 Amalie Wirths (7 September 1785 - 29 September 1852)

House of Philipp Christoph von Waldeck

Philipp Christoph , (* 1639; † 1714); ⚭ Anna Katharina Happel
1. Johann Franz (* 1670/71; † 1718)
2. Kaspar, bap Laetare (* 1672; † 1691)
3. Johann Philipp (* 1675; † 1745); ⚭ Margareta Lukretia Welcker (* 1684; † 1764)
  1. Johann Philipp Christoph , (* 1712; † 1753); ⚭ Eva Elisabeth Dorothea Pape (* 1728; † 1753)
    1. Philipp Julius Franz Christoph (* 1752; † 1765)
    2. Henriette Margareta Elisabeth (* 1750; † 1823); ⚭ Johann Franz Christoph Steinmetz († 1791)
  2. Johann Franz (* 1716; † 1787); ⚭ Christiana Elisabeth Kuchenbecker (* 1721/22; † 1802)
    1. Christoph Friedrich Alexander (* 1746; † July 5, 1761)
    2. Johann Heinrich (* 1751; † 1797); ⚭ Katharina Elisabeth Waldeck (* 1758; † 1823)
      1. Philipp Christoph (* 1794; † 1852)
      2. Karolina Christiana Philippina (* 1789; † 1819)
      3. Christiana Philippina Friederike (* 1792; † 1866); ⚭ Johann Christoph Heinrich Schleicher († 1873)
    3. Christiane Margarete (* 1739; † 1796); ⚭ Johannes Kontzemann († 1808)
    4. Johannette Philippine (* 1742; † 1773)
    5. Maria Friederika Lukretia (* 1744; † 1771)
    6. Katharina Wilhelmine (* 1757; † 1765)
  3. Johann Christoph (* 1718; † 1793); ⚭ Maria Friderica Elisabeth Suden (* 1729; † 1791)
    1. Johann Heinrich Friedrich (* 1748; † 1832); ⚭ Sophia Christina Dorothea Suden (* 1757; † 1790)
      1. Christoph Friedrich Julius (* 1783; † 1784)
      2. Charlotte Christiane (* 1775; † 1841); ⚭ August Severin
      3. Karoline Friederike Elisabeth (* 1777; † 1778)
      4. Henriette Sophie Philippine (* 1779; † 1843); ⚭ Theodor Waldschmidt († 1841)
      5. Luise Philippine Friederike (* 1788; † 1846)
    2. Friedrich Jeremias Christoph (* 1752; † 1798); ⚭ Christiana Wilhelmina Henriette Suden († 1828)
      1. Friedrich Arnold (* 1782; † 1850); ⚭ Christiane Elisabeth Bürgener
        
        Friedrich (* 1810)
        
        Albert (* 1822)
        
        Luise Johanne Elisabeth Henriette (* 1812)
        
        Luise Theodore Christiane (* 1815)
        
        Karoline Christiane Wilhelmine (* 1818)
        
        Luise Katharina Christiane Auguste (* 1819)
      2. Ludwig Julius Philipp (* 1786; † 1786)
      3. Philipp Theodor (* 1787; † 1864); ⚭ Luise Winterberg (* 1802; † 1877)
        
        Julius (* 1824; † 1907)
        
        Oskar (* 1825; † 1843)
        
        Richard (* 1827; † 1894)
        
        Theodor (* 1841; † 1853)
        
        Oskar (* 1844; † 1904)
        
        Meta (* 1830; † 1850)
        
        Hedwig (* 1833; † 1908)
        
        Lina (* 1837; †?)
      4. Friedrich Wilhelm Philipp (* 1788; † 1805)
      5. Ludwig Julius (* 1789; † 1792)
      6. Karl Christian (* 1793; † 1863); ⚭ I: Marie Luise Conradi (* Sand 1798; † 1836); ⚭ II: Wilhelmine Kehr († 1859)
        
        Wilhelm (* 1832; †?)
        
        August Ludwig Georg Philipp (* 1834; † 1835)
        
        August (* 1836; †?)
        
        Karl (* 1839; †?)
        
        Julius (* 1841; †?), Businessman in London
        
        Hermann (* 1843; †?)
        
        Charlotte Karoline Friederike Luise (* 1831; † 1859)
        
        Johanna Karolina (* 1842; † 1842)
        
        Mathilde (* 1845; †?); ⚭ N tie nail
      7. Heinrich August Ludwih Jeremias (* 1794; † 1822)
      8. Henriette Dorothea Friederike (* 1784; † 1842)
      9. Christiane Luise Caesarea (* 1791; † 1792)
      10. Christiane Friederika Emilia (* 1796; † 1837); ⚭ Johannes Christian Braun
      11. Marianne Luisa Philippina Christiana (* 1798; † 1799)
    3. Julius Christoph Karl (* 1755; † 1755)
    4. Johann Jeremias Julius (* 1758; † 1792)
    5. Johann Philipp Franz Elisäus (* 1750; † 1784)
4. Johann Christoph (* 1678; † 1755); ⚭ Maria Gertrud Schellenberger (* 1762)
  1. Johann Philipp (* 1708; † 1791); ⚭ I: Katharina Eleonora Roth (* 1719; † 1743); ⚭ II: Marie Elisabeth Göldel (* 1724; † 1784)
    1. Johann Philipp (* 1746; † 1830)
    2. Johann Christian (* 1749; † 1787)
    3. Johannette Elisabeth (* 1740; †?)
    4. Friederike Anna Katharina Henriette (* 1742; † 1746)
    5. Katharina Eleonora (* 1743; † 1820); ⚭ Johann Heinrich Crantz
    6. Friederike Christiana Margareta (* 1752; †?)
    7. Katharina Friederika Philippina (* 1755; † 1816)
    8. Katharina Elisabeth (* 1758; † 1823); ⚭ I: Johann Heinrich Waldeck († 1797); ⚭ II: Johann Daniel Grass († 1816)
  2. Johann Andreas (* 1714); ⚭ I: Anna Katharina Stillgebauer; ⚭ II: Margareta Charlotte Figgin
    1. Johann Christoph Philipp (* 1744; † 1810); ⚭ Johannette Petzer (* 1747; † 1822)
  3. Johann Franz (* 1716; † 1781); ⚭ Johanne Charlotte Mitze († Rhoden 1794)
    1. Georg Friedrich (* 1752; † 1756)
    2. Johann Georg (* 1754; † 1763)
    3. Johann Friedrich Christian (* 1758; † 1763)
    4. Christoph Friedrich (* 1762; † July 2, 1775)
    5. Johann Franz Ludwig (* 1766; † 1799)
    6. Christiana Friederika (* 1746; † 1795); ⚭ 1766 Johann Friedrich Wilhelm Kampes († 1823)
    7. Sophia Elisabeth (* 1749; † 1751)
  4. Georg Friedrich Christoph (* 1719; † 1751)
  5. Johann Daniel (* 1720; † 1760)
  6. Christian Erich (* 1724; † 1727)
  7. Marie Elisabeth (* 1709; † 1737); ⚭ Johannes Holzapfel
  8. Margareta Lukretia (* 1711; † 1714)
5. Maria Elisabeth (* 1667; † 1755); ⚭ Johann Daniel Schellenberger († 1706)
6. Katharina Elisabeth (* 1669; † 1669)
7. Maria Magdalene (* 1682; † 1683)

Franz

( illegitimate with NN) Christoph Waldeck , (* / 1543/1561); ⚭ I: () Engel Kerckering; ⚭ II: () Barbara NN
1. [I] Christoph ,
( illegitimate with Anna Polmann: von Waldeck with Count's coat of arms) Franz , (* 1524; † 1572)
( illegitimate with Anna Polmann: von Waldeck with Count's coat of arms) Bartold ,
( illegitimate with Anna Polmann: von Waldeck with the count's coat of arms) Katharina , († 1597) (with Konrad Leusmann)
( Illegitimate Anna Polmann: Waldeck with the count's coat of arms) Ermgard ; ⚭ () Kaspar Tylenhen
( illegitimate with Anna Polmann: von Waldeck with the count's coat of arms) Elisabeth ; ⚭ I: (1564) Peter Slueter; ⚭ II: (1566) Werner Crispinus
( illegitimate with Anna Polmann: von Waldeck with count's coat of arms) Philipp , (* 1549; † 1605)
( illegitimate with Anna Polmann: von Waldeck with Count's coat of arms) Johanna , († 1572)
( illegitimate with Anna Polmann: von Waldeck with count's coat of arms) Christoph , († 1587); ⚭ Agnes Pagenstecher
1. Franz , Waldeck (* 1582; † 1635); ⚭ Korbach 1609 Elisabeth Giebel († after 1668)
  1. Wolrad , († 1630)
  2. Katharina , († 1636/7); ⚭ Simon Lucan
  3. Johann Daniel , († 1640); ⚭ Gottlieb NN
    1. Anna Katharina , († 1637)
    2. Philipp Christoph , (* 1639; † 1714); ⚭ () Anna Katharina Happel, descendants see here
  4. Franz , (* 1618/19; † 1679); ⚭ I: () Anna Margareta Hugk († 1668); ⚭ II: () Katharina († 1684)
    1. [I] Johann Ditmar , (* 1651)
    2. [I] Johann Philipp , (* 1652)
    3. [I] Maria Juliana , (* 1654; † around 1718); ⚭ I: (1671) Kaspar Deismann; ⚭ II: (1673) Christoph Sachse († 1680/1681); ⚭ III: () Fritz Kniep (er)
    4. [I] Johann Franz , (* 1658; † 1714)
      1. Johann Christoph , (* 1700)
      2. Johann Georg , (* 1701)
      3. Friedrich Ludwig , (* 1703; † 1711)
      4. Johann Philipp Andreas , (* 1706)
      5. Philipp , († 1711)
      6. Lucia Charlotte , (* 1710; † 1710)
    5. [I] Maria Elisabeth , (* 1660; † 1730); ⚭ () Andreas Böhme
    6. [I] Johannes , (* 1662)
    7. [I] Anna Ursula , (* 1665; † 1718); ⚭ I: () Emanuel son; ⚭ II: () NN Geis
    8. [I] Johann Aron , (* 1667; † August 26, 1696)
    9. [I] Maria Margareta , (* 1668)
    10. [II] Dorothea Hedwig , (* 1670; † August 2, 1718)
  5. Anna Margareta , (* 1622; † 1690); ⚭ Johannes Scriba († 1661)
  6. Maria Elisabeth
2. Christoph Waldeck , (* Warendorf 1585; † 1657); ⚭ () Ottilia Fesel († 1658)
  1. Wolrad (* 1619; † 1669); ⚭ () Maria Juliana Vietor (* 1623, buried 1699)
    1. Christoph Wolrad , (* 1651; † 1675)
    2. Tilemann , (* 1653; † 1713); ⚭ I: (1687) Eva Elisabeth J ・ enherzog (* 1671; † 1694); ⚭ II: () Margareta Disselhorst (v1717)
      1. [I] Juliana Elisabeth , (* 1688; † 1716); ⚭ () Philipp Heinrich Grzofe († 1735)
      2. [I] Johann Bernhard , (* 1690; † 1750)
      3. [I] Anna Margaretha , (* 1692; † 1715); ⚭ () Joachim Friedrich Scherbaum
      4. [II] Heinrich Adolf , (* 1699; † 1719)
      5. [II] Friedrich Anton , (* 1701; † 1702)
      6. [II] Johann Karl , (* 1703; † 1790)
      7. [II] Sophia Elisabeth , (* 1705; † 1721?); ⚭ () Johann Jakob Fabricius
      8. [II] Christian Philipp , (* 1708; † 1731)
      9. [II] Maria Friederike Henriette , (* 1710; † 1710)
      10. [II] Dorothea Luisa , (* 1712; † 1713)
    3. Johann Daniel , (* 1655; † 1689); ⚭ () Maria Elisabeth Henne
      1. Martha Elisabeth , (* 1679; † 1740); ⚭ () Johann Wilhelm L ・ kel († 1740)
      2. Maria Margaretha , (* 1681; † 1690)
      3. Anna Erich , (* 1684; † 1700)
      4. Daniel Friedrich , (* 1683; † 1683)
      5. Johann Abraham , (* 1683)
      6. Christoph Tilemann , (* 1683; † 1683)
    4. Johanna Ottillia , (* 1658; † 1661)
    5. Maria Margaretha , (* 1661; † 1711)
    6. Andreas Christian , (* 1663; † 1726); ⚭ (1696 in Schaaken) Anna Katharina Schmalkalder
      1. Juliana Elisabeth , (* 1698; † 1717?); ⚭ () Philipp Heinrich Grzofe († 1735)
      2. Charlotte , (* 1700; † 1757); ⚭ () Johann Konrad Fabricius († 1757)
      3. Anna Maria , (* 1702; † 1702)
      4. Christoph , (* 1703; † 1705)
      5. Anna Margaretha , (* 1705; † 1705)
      6. Sophia Margaretha , (* 1706; † 1720)
      7. Tilemann Arnold Heinrich , (* 1709; † 1762); ⚭ () Johannette Margarethe Scherbaum (1761)
        333c / d / e
      8. Maria Magdalena , (* 1711; † 1711)
      9. Christoph Bernhard , (* 1713)
      10. Theodor Gottfried , (* 1716; † 1716)
      11. Christoph Bernhard , (* 1716; † 1717)
  2. Barbara Elisabeth , (* 1622; † 1641?)
  3. Anna Katharina , (* 1624; †?)
  4. Maria Juliana , (* 1625; † 1693); ⚭ () Adam Biermann
  5. Johanna Ottilia , (* 1630; †?); ⚭ (1651) Anton Ramm († 1688)
  6. Anna Christina , (* 1636; † 1673); ⚭ () Ludwig Becker († 1716)

literature

Detlev Schwennicke : European Family Tables , New Series, Volume I.3, Plates 324 to 333i, Publisher: Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt a. M. 2000

Web links

genealogy.euweb Haus Waldeck , accessed November 30, 2014.
MedLands The Beginnings of the House of Waldeck , accessed November 30, 2014.

Individual evidence / notes

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x ^y ^z ^aa ^ab ^ac ^ad ^ae ^af ^ag ^ah ^ai ^aj ^ak ^al ^am ^an ^ao ^ap ^aq ^ar ^as ^at ^au ^av ^aw ^ax ^ay ^az ^ba ^bb ^bc ^bd ^be ^bf ^bg ^bh ^bi ^bj ^bk ^bl ^bm ^bn ^bo ^bp ^bq ^br ^bs ^bt ^bu ^bv ^bw ^bx ^by ^bz ^ca ^cb ^cc ^cd ^ce ^cf ^cg ^ch Detlev Schwennicke : European Family Tables , New Series, Volume I.3 , Plate 324, Publisher: Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt a. M. 2000

↑ ^a ^b ^c MedLands Saxony Nobility , accessed on December 5, 2014.

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d This article contains special genealogical characters . If you cannot see these ( squares ), it could be helpful to use a modern Internet browser such as Firefox and to additionally install missing character sets such as DejaVu Sans (TTF) - DejaVu Sans Condensed (TTF) - unifont (Pixel, GNU).

↑ manfred-hiebl Heinrich I , accessed November 30, 2014

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k no information from which marriage

↑ ^a ^b List of Magdeburg Archbishops , accessed on December 5, 2014.

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x ^y ^z ^aa ^ab ^ac ^ad ^ae ^af ^ag ^ah ^ai ^aj ^ak ^al ^am ^an ^ao ^ap ^aq ^ar ^as ^at ^au Detlev Schwennicke : European Family Tables , New Series, Volume I.3, Plate 326, Publisher: Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt a. M. 2000

↑ Detlev Schwennicke : European Family Tables , New Series, Volume I.3, Plate 325, Publisher: Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt a. M. 2000

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x ^y Detlev Schwennicke : European Family Tables , New Series, Volume I.3, Plate 327, Publisher: Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt a . M. 2000

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x ^y ^z ^aa ^ab ^ac ^ad ^ae ^af ^ag ^ah ^ai ^aj ^ak ^al ^am ^an ^ao ^ap ^aq ^ar ^as ^at ^au ^av ^aw ^ax ^ay ^az ^ba ^bb Detlev Schwennicke : European Family Tables , New Series, Volume I.3, Plate 328, Publisher: Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt a. M. 2000

↑ ^a ^b genealogy.euweb.cz Solms 4 , accessed on October 15, 2010.

↑ ^a ^b genealogy.euweb.cz Schwarzburg 5 , accessed on June 14, 2010.

↑ ^a ^b genealogy.euweb.cz Cleves 5 , accessed June 14, 2010.

^ Detlev Schwennicke : European Family Tables , New Series, Volume XIX., Plate 92, Publisher: Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt a. M. 2000, ISBN 3-465-03074-5

↑ ^a ^b ^c Detlev Schwennicke : European Family Tables , New Series, Volume I.3, Plate 316, Publisher: Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt a. M. 2000

^ D. Schwennicke: European Family Tables, New Series, Volume XIX., Plate 102, Publisher: Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt a. M. 2000, ISBN 3-465-03074-5

↑ Hans-Otto Landau Anna von Viermund at www.viermuenden.com, accessed December 13, 2014

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x ^y ^z ^aa ^ab ^ac ^ad ^ae ^af ^ag ^ah ^ai ^aj ^ak ^al ^am ^an ^ao ^ap ^aq ^ar ^as ^at ^au ^av ^aw ^ax ^ay ^az ^ba ^bb ^bc ^bd ^be Detlev Schwennicke : European Family Tables , New Series, Volume I.3, Plate 329b, Publisher: Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt a. M. 2000

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ Detlev Schwennicke : European family tables , new series, volume I.3, plate 329a, publisher: Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt a. M. 2000

^ Wilhelm Blankertz Schloß Hückeswagen special edition of a series of articles in the "Bergischer Volksbote" (Burscheider Zeitung) July 1940, PDF, accessed December 14, 2014

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x ^y ^z ^aa ^ab ^ac ^ad ^ae ^af ^ag ^ah ^ai ^aj ^ak ^al ^am ^an Detlev Schwennicke : European family tables , new series, Volume I.3, plate 333a, publisher: Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt a. M. 2000

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x ^y ^z ^aa ^ab ^ac ^ad ^ae ^af ^ag ^ah ^ai ^aj ^ak ^al ^am ^an ^ao ^ap ^aq ^ar ^as ^at ^au ^av ^aw ^ax ^ay ^az Detlev Schwennicke : European Family Tables , New Series, Volume I.3, Plate 330, Publisher: Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt a. M. 2000

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x ^y ^z ^aa ^from Detlev Schwennicke : European family tables , new series, volume I.3, plate 331, publisher: Vittorio Klostermann , Frankfurt a. M. 2000

^ Detlev Schwennicke : European Family Tables , New Series, Volume I.3, Plate 333F, Publisher: Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt a. M. 2000

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h Detlev Schwennicke : European Family Tables , New Series, Volume I.3, Plate 333H, Publisher: Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt a. M. 2000

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g Detlev Schwennicke : European Family Tables , New Series, Volume I.3, Table 333G, Publisher: Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt a. M. 2000

↑ not in Schwennicke panel 330

↑ uni-Erlangen NN, Prinz von Waldeck , accessed on January 31, 2015.

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f Gotha department 1-2004

↑ brigittegastelancestry.com

↑ geneall.net

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j Online Gotha

↑ ^a ^b Detlev Schwennicke : European Family Tables , New Series, Volume I.3, Plate 333b, Publisher: Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt a. M. 2000

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x ^y ^z ^aa ^ab ^ac ^ad ^ae ^af ^ag ^ah ^ai ^aj ^ak ^al ^am ^an Detlev Schwennicke : European family tables , new series, Volume I.3, plate 333c, publisher: Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt a. M. 2000

[Schwennicke324-1] ↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x ^y ^z ^aa ^ab ^ac ^ad ^ae ^af ^ag ^ah ^ai ^aj ^ak ^al ^am ^an ^ao ^ap ^aq ^ar ^as ^at ^au ^av ^aw ^ax ^ay ^az ^ba ^bb ^bc ^bd ^be ^bf ^bg ^bh ^bi ^bj ^bk ^bl ^bm ^bn ^bo ^bp ^bq ^br ^bs ^bt ^bu ^bv ^bw ^bx ^by ^bz ^ca ^cb ^cc ^cd ^ce ^cf ^cg ^ch Detlev Schwennicke : European Family Tables , New Series, Volume I.3 , Plate 324, Publisher: Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt a. M. 2000

[MedLand-2] MedLands Saxony Nobility , accessed on December 5, 2014.

[Gen-3] This article contains special genealogical characters . If you cannot see these ( squares ), it could be helpful to use a modern Internet browser such as Firefox and to additionally install missing character sets such as DejaVu Sans (TTF) - DejaVu Sans Condensed (TTF) - unifont (Pixel, GNU).

[4] red-hiebl Heinrich I , accessed November 30, 2014

[kA-5] ↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k no information from which marriage

[Erz-6] List of Magdeburg Archbishops , accessed on December 5, 2014.

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