Anna Maria Gabrielen
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Anna Maria Gabrielen
Summary
Anna Maria Gabrielen is a human[1]. She died on April 3, 1690[2]. She is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.[3]
Key Facts
- Anna Maria Gabrielen died on April 3, 1690[2].
- Among Anna Maria Gabrielen's spouses was Andreas Düben[4].
- A child of Anna Maria Gabrielen was Gustaf Düben[5].
- A child of Anna Maria Gabrielen was Peter Düben[6].
- A child of Anna Maria Gabrielen was Hans Georg Düben[7].
- Anna Maria Gabrielen held citizenship in Sweden[8].
- Anna Maria Gabrielen held the position of Lady's maid[9].
- Anna Maria Gabrielen is recorded as female[10].
- Anna Maria Gabrielen's instance of is recorded as human[11].
- Anna Maria Gabrielen's given name is recorded as Anna[12].
- Anna Maria Gabrielen's given name is recorded as Maria[13].
- Anna Maria Gabrielen's languages spoken, written or signed is recorded as Swedish[14].
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Career and Affiliations
Anna Maria Gabrielen held the position of Lady's maid[9].
Personal Life
Among Anna Maria Gabrielen's spouses was Andreas Düben[4]. Children include Gustaf Düben[5], a composer[15], 1628–1690[16], of Sweden[17]; Peter Düben[6], a composer[18], 1633–1694[19], of Sweden[20]; and Hans Georg Düben[7].
Death and Burial
Anna Maria Gabrielen died on April 3, 1690[2].
Why It Matters
Anna Maria Gabrielen is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.[3]
FAQs
Who was Anna Maria Gabrielen married to?
Anna Maria Gabrielen's spouses include Andreas Düben[4].