She married on 2 January 1704 in Kassel Duke Frederick William of Mecklenburg-Schwerin (1675–1713). They had no children. Frederick William probably suffered from a sexually transmitted disease.
After the death of the Duke in 1713, Sophie Charlotte lived at Bützow Castle. She was a member of the Reformed, and in the predominantly Lutheran Mecklenburg, she patron of the French Reformed Church. She founded the German Reformed Church in Bützow.
Sophie Charlotte also visited her brother, Frederick I of Sweden. She was present in Sweden during her brother's visit to Hesse in July–November 1731 to support his spouse Ulrica Eleonora of Sweden, who served as regent in his absence.[1]
References
^Jacobson, Esther: Hedvig Taube: en bok om en svensk kunglig mätress [Hedvig Taube: a book about a royal Swedish mistress], Wahlström & Widstrand, Stockholm, 1919 (Swedish)
Christian Roeth: history of Hesse, p. 322
External links
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sophie, charlotte, hesse, kassel, july, 1678, kassel, 1749, bützow, princess, hesse, kassel, marriage, duchess, mecklenburg, duchess, mecklenburgborn, 1678, july, 1678kasseldied30, 1749, 1749, aged, bützowspousefrederick, william, duke, mecklenburg, schwerinfa. Sophie Charlotte of Hesse Kassel 16 July 1678 Kassel 30 May 1749 Butzow was a princess of Hesse Kassel and by marriage Duchess of Mecklenburg Sophie Charlotte of Hesse KasselSophie Charlotte of Hesse Kassel Duchess of MecklenburgBorn 1678 07 16 16 July 1678KasselDied30 May 1749 1749 05 30 aged 70 ButzowSpouseFrederick William Duke of Mecklenburg SchwerinFatherCharles I Landgrave of Hesse KasselMotherMaria Amalia of CourlandLife EditSophie Charlotte was a daughter of Count Charles of Hesse Kassel 1654 to 1730 from his marriage to Maria Amalia of Courland 1653 to 1711 daughter of Duke Jacob Kettler of Kurland She married on 2 January 1704 in Kassel Duke Frederick William of Mecklenburg Schwerin 1675 1713 They had no children Frederick William probably suffered from a sexually transmitted disease After the death of the Duke in 1713 Sophie Charlotte lived at Butzow Castle She was a member of the Reformed and in the predominantly Lutheran Mecklenburg she patron of the French Reformed Church She founded the German Reformed Church in Butzow Sophie Charlotte also visited her brother Frederick I of Sweden She was present in Sweden during her brother s visit to Hesse in July November 1731 to support his spouse Ulrica Eleonora of Sweden who served as regent in his absence 1 References Edit Jacobson Esther Hedvig Taube en bok om en svensk kunglig matress Hedvig Taube a book about a royal Swedish mistress Wahlstrom amp Widstrand Stockholm 1919 Swedish Christian Roeth history of Hesse p 322External links EditFroufrou de Reformiert de PDF file 43 kB Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Sophie Charlotte of Hesse Kassel amp oldid 1133938756, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
