Descendancy for Crown Princess Margaret of_Sweden: Family History of Ivan Hurst

1882 - 1920 (38 years)

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1 Crown Princess Margaret of_Sweden ^[1] b. 15 Jan 1882 d. 1 May 1920
- King of Sweden Gustav_VI Adolf b. 11 Nov 1882 d. 15 Sep 1973
  - 2 Prince Gustav Adolf ^[1.1] b. 1906 d. 1947
    - Sibylla of_Saxe-Coburg b. 1908 d. 1971
      - 3 Princess Margaretha of_Sweden ^[1.1.1]
        
        John Kenneth Ambler
        
        4 Sybilla Louise ^[1.1.1.1]
        
        4 Charles Edward ^[1.1.1.2]
        
        4 James Patrick ^[1.1.1.3]
      - 3 Princess Birgitta of_Sweden ^[1.1.2]
        
        Prince Johann Georg of_Hohenzollern
        
        4 Carl Christian ^[1.1.2.1]
        
        4 Desiree Margaretha Victoria ^[1.1.2.2]
        
        4 Hubertus Gustaf Adolf ^[1.1.2.3]
      - 3 Princess Desiree of_Sweden ^[1.1.3]
        
        Baron Nicholas Silfverschiold
        
        4 Carl Otto Edmund ^[1.1.3.1]
        
        4 Christina Louise ^[1.1.3.2]
        
        4 Helene Ingeborg ^[1.1.3.3]
      - 3 Princess Christina Louise Helen ^[1.1.4]
        
        Tord Gosta Magnuson
        
        4 Carl Gustaf Victor ^[1.1.4.1]
        
        4 Tord Oscar Fredrik ^[1.1.4.2]
        
        4 Victor Edmund Lennart ^[1.1.4.3]
      - 3 King of Sweden Carl_XVI Gustav ^[1.1.5]
        
        Silvia Renate Sommerlath
        
        4 Princess Victoria Ingrid Alice ^[1.1.5.1]
        
        4 Prince of Sweden Carl Philip ^[1.1.5.2]
        
        4 Princess Madeleine Therese Amelie ^[1.1.5.3]
  - 2 Princess Ingrid Victoria of_Sweden ^[1.2] b. 28 Mar 1910
    - King of Denmark Frederick_IX b. 11 Mar 1899 d. 14 Jan 1972
      - 3 Queen of Denmark Mergrethe_II ^[1.2.1]
        
        Henri de_Laborde
        
        4 Frederick ^[1.2.1.1]
        
        4 Joachim ^[1.2.1.2]
      - 3 Benedikte ^[1.2.2]
        
        + Prince Richard of_Sayn- Wittgenstein-
      - 3 Anne-Marie of_Denmark ^[1.2.3]
        
        King of Greece Constantine_II Oldenburg
        
        4 Alexia Oldenburg ^[1.2.3.1]
        
        4 Duke Paul of_Sparta Oldenburg ^[1.2.3.2]
        
        4 Nicholas Oldenburg ^[1.2.3.3]
        
        4 Oldenburg ^[1.2.3.4]
        
        4 Oldenburg ^[1.2.3.5]
  - 2 Count of Wisborg Sigvard Oscar Fredrik ^[1.3] b. 7 Jun 1907
    - + Erika Patzek b. 1911
    - Sonia Robbert b. 1909
      - 3 Count Michael ^[1.3.1]
        
        + Christine Wellhoefer
    - + Countess Marianne of_Wisborg Lindberg
  - 2 Prince of Sweden Bertil Gustaf Oscar ^[1.4] b. 28 Feb 1912
    - + Princess Lilian May of_Sweden Davies b. 30 Aug 1915
  - 2 Count of Wisborg Carl Johan Arthur ^[1.5] b. 31 Oct 1916
    - Countess Elin Kerstin Margareta Wijkmark b. 4 Mar 1910 d. 11 Sep 1987
      - 3 Monica ^[1.5.1]
        
        + Count Johan Bonde
      - 3 Christian ^[1.5.2]
    - + Countess Gunnila Martha Louise Wachtmeister

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