Nesselrode
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| Nesselrode | |
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| Family name | |
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| Meaning | ? |
| Region of origin | Bergisches Land and Berg |
| Language(s) of origin | German |
| Related names | Nesselrath (de), Nesselröden (Nesselrodt, Nesselrieden)[1] |
Nesselrode is the family name of:
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- Anna von Nesselrode (de) (? - 1559)
- Franz von Nesselrode-Reichenstein (de) (1635 - 1707)
- Count Karl Robert Nesselrode, French: Charles de Nesselrode (1780, Lisbon - 1862)
- Maria Kalergis-Muchanow, née Nesselrode (1822, Warsaw – 1874, Warsaw)
- Maximilian von Nesselrode-Ehreshoven (de) (? - 1898)
- Wilhelm von Nesselrode (de) (? - 1471)
- Wilhelm II. von Nesselrode (de) (before 1483 - til 1483)
[edit] See also
- Mount Nesselrode (also known as Boundary Peak 98)
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