- some
noblemen the
titles of
count (greve) or
baron (
friherre). The
family members of a
friherre were
entitled to the same title,
which in time became...
- 1708.
Friherre Rutger Macklier (1688-1748) who
married baroness Vilhelmina Eleonora Coyet and had as
their sons,
baron David Macklean, and
Friherre Rutger...
-
Gustaf Bonde may
refer to:
Gustaf Bonde (1620–1667), Lord High
Treasurer of
Sweden Gustaf Bonde (1682–1764),
county governor,
grandson of
Gustaf Bonde...
- Hovsångare Loa
Falkman performed Så
skimrande var
aldrig havet. As a
friherre (baron) in the
Swedish nobility, Silfverschiöld was
entitled to the honorific...
-
Ludvig Holberg,
Baron of
Holberg (3
December 1684 – 28
January 1754) was a writer, essayist, philosopher,
historian and
playwright born in Bergen, Norway...
-
nobility and the
Norwegian nobility,
friherre in the
Swedish nobility (baron is used orally,
while it is
written as
friherre), and
vapaaherra in the nobility...
- (9
November 1666 – 24
October 1736) was a
Swedish officer,
general and
friherre (baron) who took part in the
Great Northern War. Carl
Gustaf Armfeldt was...
-
Fredrik Wilhelm von
Otter (11
April 1833 – 9
March 1910) was a
Swedish friherre,
naval officer and politician, most
notably serving as
Prime Minister of...
-
Friherre Nils
Ericson (31
January 1802 – 8
September 1870) was a
Swedish mechanical engineer (as was his
younger brother John Ericsson, who
emigrated first...
-
March 1650) was a
Swedish soldier and politician. He was made a
baron (
friherre) in 1615,
appointed Field Marshal in 1616,
Privy Councilor in 1617, Governor...
