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Gerhard Carsten Jakob von
Hosstrup (or
Hoßtrup) (born 23
April 1771 in Hamburg, died 7
September 1851) was a
Hamburg businessman and the
founder of the...
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Egmont von
Hosstrup (1
October 1813 in Hamburg, died 1876) was a
German publisher,
theatre director and head of the
Hamburger Börsenhalle. He was the son...
- von
Hosstrup (1771–1851) 11.
Egmont von
Hosstrup (1813–1876) 11.
Bertha von
Hosstrup (1814–1902),
married Albert Hänel 11.
Elisabeth von
Hosstrup 10....
- he was reelected. He was
married to
Bertha von
Hosstrup (1814–1902), a
daughter of
Gerhard von
Hosstrup and
granddaughter of
Ludwig Erdwin Seyler. Hänel's...
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grandson of
Johann Hinrich Gossler and
Elisabeth Berenberg 18
Elisabeth von
Hosstrup (1789–1837) 1836
Daughter of L.E.
Seyler and Anna
Henriette Gossler; granddaughter...
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Elisabeth (Betty) (1789–1837) and
Luise Auguste were
married to
Gerhard von
Hosstrup and her
sister Henriette (born 1805), was
married to
Norwegian industrialist...
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Hamburg businessman Gerhard von
Hosstrup, who
founded the
Hamburger Börsenhalle in 1804.
Their daughter Bertha von
Hosstrup (1814–1902) was
married to the...
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Salomon Heine Lina Gröger, the artist's
foster daughter, 1802
Gerhard von
Hosstrup and his wife
Elisabeth née Seyler,
painted ca. 1815
Wikimedia Commons has...
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Benjamin Wegner. The
painting was
formerly in the
possession of the von
Hosstrup family in Hamburg.
Frogner Manor today The
pavilion in
Frogner Park was...
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later moved the head
office to the home of his son-in-law
Gerhard von
Hosstrup. In the
summer of 1813 he was
appointed by the
French Governor-General...
