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Charlotte Christine Buissine

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Charlotte Christine Buissine (1749-?), was the royal mistress of William I, Elector of Hesse from 1775 until 1778.

She was the daughter of Henri Buissine and Charlotte Varlut.^[1] She was replaced by Rosa Dorothea Ritter.

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With William I, Elector of Hesse, she had the children:

Wilhelm of Heimrod (1775–1811)
Karl of Heimrod (1776–1827)
Friedrich of Heimrod (b. & d. 1777)
Friedrich of Heimrod (1778–1813)

Notes

^ Eckhart G. Franz: Haus Hessen. Biografisches Lexikon = Arbeiten der Historischen Kommission NF 34. Darmstadt 2012. ISBN 978-388443-411-6, S. 141.

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