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The article states that "After both her sisters had died, she moved to Herford Abbey in 1769, where she became the Dean." However, only her sister Maria Leopoldine died in 1769. Her other sister, Casimire, married Leopoldine's widowed husband and only died in 1778. I am no expert on Princess Agnes' life, but clearly, she didn't move because both had died. --Thf1977 (talk) 22:27, 27 January 2018 (UTC)[reply]
