Quo Fuit places 3 dated presences for Marie of Romania across 3 places, from 1875 to 1916.
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Marie (born Princess Marie of Edinburgh; 29 October 1875 – 18 July 1938) was the last queen consort of Romania from 10 October 1914 to 20 July 1927 as the wife of King Ferdinand I.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Marie of Romania was documented, and when
29 October 1875exact date
Kentattested“Marie was born at 10:30 am on 29 October 1875 at her parents' residence, Eastwell Manor in Kent, with her father present.”source: Wikipedia: Marie of Romania
1896year
Cotroceni Palaceattested“In 1896, Ferdinand and Marie moved to Cotroceni Palace, which had been extended by the Romanian architect Grigore Cerchez, and to which Marie added her own designs.”source: Wikipedia: Marie of Romania
2 November 1916exact date
Bufteaattested“On 2 November 1916, Marie's youngest son, Prince Mircea, who had been sick with typhoid fever, died at Buftea.”source: Wikipedia: Marie of Romania
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1884year
Eastwell Parkmentioned“1884, known as "Baby Bee"), spent much of their early life at Eastwell Park, which their mother preferred to Clarence House, their official residence.”source: Wikipedia: Marie of Romania
1884year
Clarence Housementioned“1884, known as "Baby Bee"), spent much of their early life at Eastwell Park, which their mother preferred to Clarence House, their official residence.”source: Wikipedia: Marie of Romania
1885year
Eastwell Parkmentioned“The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh frequently received members of the royal family at Eastwell Park, inviting them for breakfast nearly daily, and in 1885 Marie and Victoria Melita served as bridesmaids at the wedding of their aunt Beatri…”source: Wikipedia: Marie of Romania
1886year
Maltamentioned“In 1886, when Marie was eleven years old, the Duke of Edinburgh was named commander-in-chief of the Mediterranean Fleet and the family took up residence at San Antonio Palace in Malta.”source: Wikipedia: Marie of Romania
1886year
San Anton Palacementioned“In 1886, when Marie was eleven years old, the Duke of Edinburgh was named commander-in-chief of the Mediterranean Fleet and the family took up residence at San Antonio Palace in Malta.”source: Wikipedia: Marie of Romania
1889year
Maltamentioned“Their sojourn in Malta ended in 1889, when the Duke of Edinburgh became heir presumptive to his childless paternal uncle, Ernest II, Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, upon the Prince of Wales's renunciation of his rights to the duchy, and t…”source: Wikipedia: Marie of Romania
1889year
Coburgmentioned“Their sojourn in Malta ended in 1889, when the Duke of Edinburgh became heir presumptive to his childless paternal uncle, Ernest II, Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, upon the Prince of Wales's renunciation of his rights to the duchy, and t…”source: Wikipedia: Marie of Romania
1892year
Londonmentioned“Of course the marriage will be delayed some time as Missy won't be 17 till the end of October!" German Empress Frederick, Marie's aunt, wrote to her daughter, Crown Princess Sophia of Greece, that "Missy is till now quite delighted, but…”source: Wikipedia: Marie of Romania
10 January 1893exact date
Sigmaringen Castlementioned“On 10 January 1893, Marie and Ferdinand were married at Sigmaringen Castle.”source: Wikipedia: Marie of Romania
1897year
Coburgmentioned“As much as she condemned Marie's behaviour, her mother allowed her to come to Coburg when, in 1897, she apparently became pregnant.”source: Wikipedia: Marie of Romania
1903year
Sinaiamentioned“In 1903, Ferdinand and Marie inaugurated the Pelișor Castle, an Art Nouveau castle in Sinaia that King Carol commissioned for the royal couple.”source: Wikipedia: Marie of Romania
28 June 1914exact date
Sarajevomentioned“On 28 June 1914, at Sarajevo, Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria was assassinated.”source: Wikipedia: Marie of Romania
December 1916month
Iașimentioned“Marie was distraught and wrote in her journal: "Can anything ever be the same?" After Bucharest fell to Austrian troops, the royal court was transferred to Iași, capital of the Moldavia region, in December 1916.”source: Wikipedia: Marie of Romania
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