- Aide-de-Camp Scharnhorst, but
Freytag remained a
prisoner in
French hands until Walmoden, who had
suspected his
commander could be in danger,
arrived with his column...
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Countess Amalie Sophie Marianne von Wallmoden-Gimborn,
Countess of Yarmouth, born
Amalie von
Wendt (1
April 1704 – 19 or 20
October 1765) was the prin****l...
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organised in two
battalions serving in the 4th
Swedish Division of the
Walmoden Corps for the 1813-1814 campaign. The
regiment was
renamed into the Skånska...
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Dragoons 1804–1813:
Eberhardt Otto
George von Bock 1813–1815: John,
Count Walmoden Gimborn 1815–1816:
Wilhelm von Dörnberg 2nd
Light Dragoons 1806–1810: Otto...
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created Marquess of
Rockingham in 1746
Countess of
Yarmouth 24
March 1740
Walmoden extinct 1765
peerage for life only Earl of Orford[citation needed] 6 February...
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Instead however of
sending the
Artillery and
baggage with
General Count Walmoden's Column which was the
furthest from the Enemy, He
chose to take them in...
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recalled to England. In his absence,
Hanoverian Lieutenant General Count von
Walmoden took
charge of the
allied army
while William Harcourt.
commanded the British...
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until 1766, when
these titles became extinct Baroness Yarmouth 1740 de
Walmoden Extinct 1765
created Countess of
Yarmouth at the same time; life peerages...
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General Houchard,
defeats British,
Hanoverians and
Hessians under General Walmoden.
Battle of Port-Saint-Père 10
September –
French Republicans defeat French...
- of the
Russian Army, and in
November 1813 was in the army of
Count von
Walmoden at
Pretzer in Mecklenburg.
Early in 1814, he
returned to his seat of Cairness...
