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| Misc. Notes |
| About this remarkable soldier you may learn in many histori books. He was mostly appreciated by the Swedish king Gustav III. The most recent book is written by Stig Ramel in 1997. Title Gustav Maritz Armfelt 1757 - 1814. 1930 - 1934 Carl von Bondsdorff wrote a series of books with very detailed description both of GM’s life in war but also in private. It is however obvious that also these authors do not wish to mention anything very specific about the heritage of Mina Armfelt who married Axel Federley. |
| Marriage |
7 Aug 1785, Marttila/St Mårtens |
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| 2 M |
Gustaf Fredrick Armfelt (Died as Infant) |
| Birth |
2 Jan 1788, Hovet/Hovi/Court Stockholm Sweden |
| Death |
14 Mar 1789, Hovet/Hovi/Court Stockholm Sweden |
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| 3 M |
Carl Armfelt (Twin) |
| Birth |
1788, Hovet/Hovi/Court Stockholm Sweden |
| Death |
1788 |
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| 5 M |
Gustav Magnus Armfelt |
| Birth |
2 Apr 1792, Hovet/Hovi/Court Stockholm Sweden |
| Death |
8 Jul 1856, Halikko |
| Occupation |
Ritari, Kreivi, Eversti/Riddare, Greve, Överste |
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| Misc. Notes |
| Hän oli Venäjän Kejsarin kamariherra/Han var ryska kejsarens kammarherre. |
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| 6 M |
Alexander Armfelt |
| Birth |
18 Apr 1794, Riga Latvia |
| Death |
8 Jan 1876, St Petersburg Russia |
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| 7 M |
Constantin Armfelt (Died as Infant) |
| Birth |
17 Mar 1796, Kaluga Russia |
| Death |
1797, Russia |
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