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Encyclopedia > Teresa Kunegunda Sobieska
Teresa Kunegunda Sobieska

Noble Family Sobieski
Coat of Arms Janina
Parents Jan III Sobieski
Marie Casimire Louise
Consorts Maximilian II Emanuel
Children with Maximilian II Emanuel
Maria Anna
Charles VII
Filip Maurycy
Ferdynand Maria
Klemens August
Wilhelm
Jan Adolf Alojzy
Jan Teodor
Maximilian Emanuel
Date of Birth March 4, 1676
Place of Birth Wilanów
Date of Death March 10, 1730
Place of Death Venice


Princess Teresa Kunegunda Sobieska (1676-1730) was a Polish szlachcianka.


Daughter of the Polish King Jan III Sobieski. She married Maximilian II Emanuel elector of Bavaria on January 2, 1695.


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Sam Sloan's Big Combined Family Trees - pafg820 - Generated by Personal Ancestral File (956 words)
Teresa Princess Of PORTUGAL was born on 24 Feb 1696 in, Lisboa, Lisboa, Portugal.
Ludwika Adelajda SOBIESKA was born in 1671 in Of, Warszawa, Warszawa, Poland.
Teresa Kunegunda SOBIESKA was born on 4 Mar 1676 in Of, Warszawa, Warszawa, Poland.
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to Rozalia Czaplicka 20 d/o Antoni C. and Kunegunda Roman; wit: Jan Czaplicki 38 and Pawel Czaplicki 45 brothers of Antoni and pat.
s/o Franciszek and Franciszka z Ml/ynska to Kunegunda Bo'br 17 d/o deceased Jacek ps/o NB and Maryanna z Ulatowska; wit.: Antoni Dl/ugoke,cki 28 ps/o NW brother of groom and Franciszek Ulatowski 43 ps/o Ulatowo-Zyl/y brother of bride and Tomasz Bo'br 48 ps/o NB pat.
Helena Knopinska to Maryanna Czaplicka 34 d/o Antoni C. and Kunegunda Roman of R-K; wit: Walenty Czaplicki 52 of Swiniary brother and Pawel Smolenski 34 of R-K 1828 m.
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