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Auguste Amalie Nassau-Siegen, de

Auguste Amalie was born in 1712. Auguste Amalie's father was Adolf Nassau-Siegen, de and her mother was Amalie Luise Curland, de. Her paternal grandparents were Willem Moritz Nassau-Siegen, de and Ernestine Charlotte Nassau-Dillenburg, de. She had three brothers and four sisters, named Karl Friedrich, Ludwig Ferdinand, Willem Moritz, Sophie Willemine, Charlotte Willemine, Karoline Amalie and Elisabeth Hedwig. She was the fourth oldest of the eight children. She had a half-brother and four half-sisters, named Friedrich Willem, Charlotte Friederike, Sophie Marie, Sibylle Henriette and Sophie Elisabeth. She died at the age of 30 in 1742.

Ancestor Pedigree Chart
- Johann I. Nassau-Dillenburg, de ^*
  - b.1535 d.1606
  
  Johann II. (VII.) Nassau-Siegen, de
  - b.07 Jun 1561 in schloss Dillenburg d.27 Sep 1623 in Siegen
  
  Elisabeth Leuchtenberg, Von ^*
  - d.1579
  
  Heinrich Nassau-Siegen, de
  - b.1611 d.1652
  
  Johann Holstein-Sonderburg-Plön, von ^*
  - b.1545 d.1622
  
  Margarethe Holstein-Sonderburg-Plön, von
  - b.1583 d.1658
  
  Elisabeth Brunswick-Grubenhagen, von ^*
  - b.1550 d.1586
  
  Willem Moritz Nassau-Siegen, de
  - b.1649 d.1691
  
  Marie Elisabeth Limburg-Stirum, von
  - d.1707
  
  Adolf Nassau-Siegen, de
  - b.1680 d.1722
  
  Georg Nassau-Dillenburg, de ^*
  - b.1562 d.1623
  
  Ludwig Heinrich Nassau-Dillenburg, de
  - b.1594 d.1662
  
  Anna Amalie Nassau-Sarrebrück, de ^*
  - b.1565 d.1605
  
  Adolf Nassau-Schaumburg, de
  - b.1629 d.1676
  
  Katharina Sayn-Wittgenstein, von
  - b.1588 d.1651
  
  Ernestine Charlotte Nassau-Dillenburg, de
  - b.1662 d.1714
  
  Elisabeth Charlotte Holzapfel, von
  - b.1640 d.1707
  
  Auguste Amalie Nassau-Siegen, de
  - b.1712 d.1742
  
  Amalie Luise Curland, de
  - b.1687 d.1750
  
  ^*There are earlier generations for the ancestor(s) indicated. See their page(s) for details (click name)

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Details of Auguste Amalie's family with Friedrich Sayn-Wittgenstein-Hohenstein, von