Quo Fuit places 4 dated presences for Archduchess Louise of Austria across 4 places, from 1903 to 1918.
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Archduchess Louise of Austria (2 September 1870, in Salzburg – 23 March 1947, in Brussels) was the second daughter of Ferdinand IV, Grand Duke of Tuscany, and Crown Princess of Saxony as the wife of the future King Frederick Augustus III.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Archduchess Louise of Austria was documented, and when
1903year
Ventnorattested“Louise lived firstly at Ramo Castle near Lyon, then in 1903 at Ventnor Castle on the Isle of Wight.”source: Wikipedia: Archduchess Louise of Austria
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Lyonattested“Louise lived firstly at Ramo Castle near Lyon, then in 1903 at Ventnor Castle on the Isle of Wight.”source: Wikipedia: Archduchess Louise of Austria
1918year
Brusselsattested“After the Habsburg monarchy collapsed in 1918, Louise called herself "Antoinette Maria, Comtesse d'Ysette"; after some time in Mallorca with her uncle Archduke Ludwig Salvator of Austria, she moved to Brussels, where she initially lived…”source: Wikipedia: Archduchess Louise of Austria
1918year
Mallorcaattested“After the Habsburg monarchy collapsed in 1918, Louise called herself "Antoinette Maria, Comtesse d'Ysette"; after some time in Mallorca with her uncle Archduke Ludwig Salvator of Austria, she moved to Brussels, where she initially lived…”source: Wikipedia: Archduchess Louise of Austria
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21 November 1891exact date
Viennamentioned“They married at Vienna on 21 November 1891, in a lavish ceremony which cost the groom the sum of 20,000 marks.”source: Wikipedia: Archduchess Louise of Austria
June 1902month
Pillnitz Castlementioned“In the summer of 1887 at Pillnitz Castle she met Prince Frederick Augustus of Saxony (eldest son of Prince George, who became king of Saxony in June 1902).”source: Wikipedia: Archduchess Louise of Austria
9 December 1902exact date
Dresdenmentioned“Threatened by her father-in-law with being interned in a mental asylum at the Sonnenstein Castle for life, on 9 December 1902 and with the help of two of her maids, sisters Sidonie and Maria Beeger – daughters of the royal court architec…”source: Wikipedia: Archduchess Louise of Austria
9 December 1902exact date
Lake Genevamentioned“Threatened by her father-in-law with being interned in a mental asylum at the Sonnenstein Castle for life, on 9 December 1902 and with the help of two of her maids, sisters Sidonie and Maria Beeger – daughters of the royal court architec…”source: Wikipedia: Archduchess Louise of Austria
9 December 1902exact date
Sonnenstein Castlementioned“Threatened by her father-in-law with being interned in a mental asylum at the Sonnenstein Castle for life, on 9 December 1902 and with the help of two of her maids, sisters Sidonie and Maria Beeger – daughters of the royal court architec…”source: Wikipedia: Archduchess Louise of Austria
Florencementioned“In 1904 she and her family moved to the Bourbon-Parma family seat of Wartegg Castle on Lake Constance, and later to Florence.”source: Wikipedia: Archduchess Louise of Austria
15 October 1904exact date
Dresdenmentioned“One year later, on 15 October 1904, the Saxon monarch died after forcing his son, the new King Frederick Augustus III, to bar her from returning to the Dresden court.”source: Wikipedia: Archduchess Louise of Austria
25 September 1907exact date
Londonmentioned“In London on 25 September 1907 Louise married the Italian musician Enrico Toselli, who was 12 years younger than her.”source: Wikipedia: Archduchess Louise of Austria
26 October 1907exact date
Dresdenmentioned“Shortly after her wedding (26 October 1907), King Frederick Augustus III finally located Anna Monika Pia, who was sent to Dresden to live with her siblings and be raised as a member of the Saxon royal house.”source: Wikipedia: Archduchess Louise of Austria
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