Ludwig Bodo Willhelm Friedrich
(Wilhelm)
von Minnigerode
Born in Braunschweig, Herzogtum Braunschweig, Deutscher Bund
Son of Ludwig WIlhelm Bodo Friedrich August Karl Hans von Minnigerode
and Juliane Marie Cäcilie Antoniette Jenny (von der Decken) von Minnigerode
Brother of
Ludwig August Wilhelm von Minnigerode
Husband of
Amelie Friederike Caroline (von Schrötter) von Minnigerode
— married
2 Oct 1865 in Angnitten, Preußisch Holland, Ostpreußen, Preußen
Died
at age 72
in Gries, Bozen, Südtirol, Österreich
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| Created 8 Jan 2020
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Wilhelm von Minnigerode is Notable.
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- Wikidata: Item Q2575980, de:Wikipedia
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