This is quite simply a list of royalties of Europe who were alive at any time between 1860 and 1918. Males and females are listed in separate posts, and the blog begins at the end of the alphabet so that eventually, when it is completed, it will read in alphabetical order. Where there are numerous royalties with the same first name, they are listed chronologically.
Occasional quotations or snippets of information about the royalties are are also included.
Where the Christian name begins with Marie or Maria, the person is often listed under the second part of her name (e.g. Marie Antoinette - had she lived in this period - would be listed under 'A' with 'Marie' written in brackets after Antoinette).
As the information is gathered from numerous sources, there might be irregularity of spelling the name according to the Anglicised, Germanic, French etc. etc. spelling. All the Karls/Carls/Charles for example are listed together.
As this is a work in progress, some of the dates etc. will be filled in later.

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Monday, 25 October 2010

Female A (continued)


Alice of Great Britain, Grand Duchess of Hesse

Born: April 1843, Windsor Castle

Daughter of: Albert of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha (1819-1861) & Queen Victoria (1819-1901)

Married: Louis of Hesse (1837-1892)

Children: Victoria, Elizabeth, Irene, Ernst, Frederick, Alix, May

Died of diphtheria: 14 December 1878

"She is really so dear and so good, and I love her so tenderly…Her life in Germany, though she enjoys more liberty than I, and has her husband more to herself, has its disadvantages and I have always admired the way she has taken them." (Crown Princess Victoria of Prussia)

"She is much admired for her really beautiful figure and extreme gracefulness and ladylikeness." (Queen Victoria)

Alice of Spain, Princess of Schaumburg-Waldenburg

Born: 1876

Daughter of: Carlos, Duke of Madrid & Margaret of Parma

Married: 1) Frederick (1872-1910)
2) Lino del Prete (1877-1956)

Died: 1975


Alice
of Albany, Princess of Teck, Countess of Athlone


Born: 1883

Daughter of: Leopold of Great Britain (1853-1884) & Helen of Waldeck-Pyrmont (1861-1922)

Married: Alexander of Teck (1874-1957)

Children: May, Rupert, Maurice

Died: 1981

"A dear, very merry, healthy little thing; the eyes (fine large ones with black lashes) are becoming quite brown which is what I so much wished – as since the Stuarts we have had no brown eyes in the family." (Queen Victoria)

Alice of Battenberg, Princess of Greece

Born: 25 February 1885, Windsor Castle

Daughter of: Louis (1854-1921) & Victoria of Hesse (1863-1950)

Married: Andrew of Greece & Denmark (1882-1944)

Children: Margarita, Theodora, Cecile, Sophie, Philip

Died: 1969


Alice of Bourbon Parma, Princess of Spain

Born: 13 November 1917, Vienna

Daughter of: Elias (1880-1959) & Maria Anna of Austria (1882-1940)

Married: Alfonso (12901-1964)

Children: Teresa, Carlos, Ines

Alicia
of Bourbon Parma, Grand Duchess of Tuscany

Born: 27 December, 1849, Parma

Daughter of: Carlo III (1823-1854) & Louise of France (1819-1864)

Married: Ferdinand (1835-1908)

Children: Joseph, Leopold, Louise, Antoinette, Peter, Heinrich, Anna Maria

Died: 16 November 1835, Schwertberg

Alix of Hesse, Tsarina Alexandra Feodorovna of Russia


Born: June 1872, Damstadt

Daughter of: Lous (1837-1892) & Alice of Great Britain (1843-1878)

Married: Nicholas II (1867-1918)

Children: Olga, Tatiana, Maria, Anastasia, Alexei

Died: Murdered with all her family by Bolsheviks 17 July 1918, Ekaterinburg

“She was tall and slender and carried herself superbly. But all this ceased to count the moment one looked into her eyes - those speaking, grey-soul eyes mirrored the emotions of a sensitive soul.” (Pierre Gilliard)

“A very wonderful person; not perhaps as beautiful as her sister [Ella] but very striking. There was a curious atmosphere of fatality about her….One of [her] outstanding qualities was her loyalty to her adopted country.” (Princess Marie Louise)

“She is terribly shy; the necessity of talking to a group of schoolgirls is torture for her, she has difficulty overcoming her fear in crowded gatherings. It’s noticeable that she does not have her mother-in-law’s charm, and still does not, therefore, inspire general adulation.” (Grand Duke Konstantin Konstantinovich)

Alix of Saxony

Born: 27 September 1901, Villa Wachwitz

Daughter of: Frederick Augustus III (1865-1932) & Louise Antoinette of Tuscany (1870-1947)

Married: Franz Josef Hohenzollern Emden (1891-1964)

Died: 11 December 1990

Altburg of Oldenburg

Born: 1903

Daughter of: Frederick August (1852-1931) & Elizabeth Alexandrine of Mecklenburg-Schwerin (1869-1955)

Married: Josias of Waldeck Pyrmont

Died: 2001

Amelie of Saxony

Born: 10 August 1794, Dresden

Daughter of: Maximilian (1759-1838) & Carolina of Bourbon Parma (1770-1804)

Died: 18 September 1870, Dresden

Amelie
of the Two Sicilies, Queen of France


Born: 26 April 1782, Caserta

Daughter of: Ferdinand I (1751-1825) & Caroline of the Holy Roman Empire (1752-1814)

Married: Louis Philippe d’Orleans (1773-1850)

Children: Ferdinand, Louise, Marie, Louis, Francoise, Clementine, Francois, Charles, Henri

Died: 26 April 1866, Claremont House

“I sincerely mourn for the dear Queen, and she was so kind to me always. I am sincerely glad she was one of Victoria’s godmothers.” (Princess Alice)


Amelie
of Baden, Princess of Furstenberg

Born: 26 January 1795, Karlsruhe

Daughter of: Grand Duke Frederick & Luise Karoline Geyer

Married: Karl Egon II (1796-1854)

Died: 14 September 1869, Karlsruhe

Amelie Auguste of Bavaria, Queen of Saxony

Born: 13 November 1801, Munich

Daughter of: Maximilian I & Caroline of Baden

Married: Johann (1801-1857)

Children: Auguste, Albrecht, Elizabeta, Ernst, George, Anne, Sophie

Died: 8 November 1877, Dresden

“She is like the Queen Dowager of Prussia, her twin sister, and her other sister, Queen Marie, is very like her twin sister, Archduchess Sophie. As they are first cousins, and very fond ones, of my father-in-law, they consider themselves of course our aunts.” (Princess Alice)

Amelie of Sweden

Born: 1805

Daughter of: Gustav Adolph IV & Frederica of Baden

Died: 1853

Amelie of Leuchtenberg, Empress of Brazil


Born: 31 July 1812, Milan

Daughter of: Eugene (1781-1824) & Augusta of Bavaria (1788-1851)

Married: Pedro II (1798-1834)

Children: Amelie

Died: 26 January 1873, Lisbon




Maria Amelie of the Two Sicilies, Infante of Portugal & Spain

Born: 25 February 1818, Pozzuli

Daughter of: Francis (1777-1830) & Maria Isabella of Spain (1789-1848)

Married: Sebastian (1811-1875)

Died: 6 November 1857, Madrid

Amelie of Oldenburg, Queen of Greece


Born: 1818

Daughter of: Grand Duke Auguste & Adelaide of Anhalt (1800-1820)

Married: Otto of Bavaria (1815-1867)

Forced to flee from Greece in 1862

Died: 1875





Amelie of Saxe-Weimar, Princess of the Netherlands

Born: 1830

Daughter of: Bernard

Married: Henry (1820-1879)

Died: 1872

Amelie of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha-Kohary

Born:

Daughter of: Augustus (1818-1881) & Clementine of Orleans (1817-1907)

Amelie of Brazil, Princess Imperial

Born: 14 December 1831, Paris

Daughter of: Pedro II (1798-1834) & Amelie of Leuchtenberg (1812-1873)

Died: 4 November 1853, Funchal

Amelie of Bourbon Sicily, Princess of Bavaria

Born: 1834

Daughter of: Francis de Paolo (1794-1865) & Louise of the Two Sicilies (1804-1844)

Married: Adalbert (1828-1875)

Children: Isabella

Died: 1905

Amelie of Wurttemberg, Princess of Teck

Born: 1838

Daughter of: Alexander (1802-1881) & Claudine, Countess Rhedey

Married: Count Paul von Hugel

Died of cancer following surgery: 20 July 1893

[Of her death]..”I imagine mortifications must have set in before the end.” (Princess Mary Adelaide)

Amelie, Infanta of Spain

Born: 1851

Daughter of: Antoine Montpensier (1824-1890) & Fernanda of Spain (1832-1897)

Died of T.B.: 1870

Amelie of Orleans, Queen of Portugal


Born: 28 September 1865, Twickenham

Daughter of: Louis Philippe (1838-1894) & Maria Isabella of Spain (1848-1919)

Married: Carlo I (1863-1908)

Children: Luiz Felipe, Maria Anna, Manuel

Died: 25 October 1851, Versailles

(During an assassination attempt on her younger son, she thrust a bouquet into the attackers face)

“She was witty and amusing and there was no difficulty keeping the ball rolling [in conversation]” Frederick Ponsonby

Maria Amalia
of Wurttemberg

Born: 1865

Daughter of: Philipp (1838-1917) & Marie of Austria (1845-1927)

Died: 1883

Amelie in Bavaria, Duchess of Urach

Born: 1865

Daughter of: Karl Throdor (1839-1908) & Sophie of Saxony (1845-1867)

Married: William of Wurttemberg (1864-1928)

Children: Marie, Elizabeth, Karola, William, Karl, Margarethe, Albrecht, Rupert, Mechtilde

Died (in childbirth??): 1912

Maria Amelie of Wurttemberg

Born: 1897

Daughter of: Albrecht (1865-1939) & Margarete of Austria (1870-1902)

Died: 1923

Anastasia Mikhailovna of Russia, Grand Duchess of Mecklenburg-Schwerin


Born: 28 July 1860, Peterhof

Daughter of: Mikhail (1832-1909) & Cecile of Baden (1839-1891)

Married: Frederick Franz III (1851-1897)

Children: Alexandrine, Frederick Franz, Cecile (and possibly an illegitimate child after her husband’s death?)

Died: 11 April 1922, Eze

(On her wedding day) “...so sweet, as pretty as a rose, beautiful as a fairy...” (Empress Marie Feodorovna)

Anastasia (‘Stana’) of Montenegro, Grand Duchess of Russia

Born: 4 January 1868, Cetinje

Daughter of: Nicholas I (1841-1921) & Milena Vukotic (1847-1923)

Married: 1) George of Leuchtenberg (1852-1912) Divorced 1906
Children: Sergei, Elena
2) Nikolai Nikolaivich (1856-1929)

Died: 15 November 1935, Cap d’Antibes

Maria Anastasia of Bourbon Parma

Born: 25 August 1881, Biarritz

Daughter of: Roberto (1848-1907) & Maria Pia of the Two Sicilies (1849-1882)

Died: 7 September 1881, Biarritz

Anastasia Nikolaevna of Russia


Born: 18 June 1901, Peterhof

Daughter of: Nicholas II (1868-1918) & Alix of Hesse (1872-1918)

Died, murdered by Bolsheviks: 17 July 1918, Ekaterinburg

She never whimpered or cried, even when hurt. She was a fearful tomboy…it was not generally known that she had a weak back and the doctors ordered massage…I suppose the doctors were right about the defective muscle, but nobody seeing Anastasia play would have believed it, so quick and energetic she was, and what a bundle of mischief!” (Grand Duchess Olga Alexandrovna)

“Extremely idle, though with the idleness of a gifted child…She was so lively, and her gaiety so infectious that several members of the suite had fallen into the way of calling her ‘Sunshine’…”
(Pierre Gilliard)

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