Original name: Emilia Elisabet av Pfalz
German-Swedish duchess. Her name has also been given as Elizabeth Amalia. She died before the rest of her siblings were officially elevated to Swedish royalty when her brother became King Carl X Gustav of Sweden, whereas her mother always had retained rank as a Princess of Sweden while married to her father. Given the family's residing at nearby Stegeborg Castle when she died, it is safe to assume she was buried somewhere here or nearby.
German-Swedish duchess. Her name has also been given as Elizabeth Amalia. She died before the rest of her siblings were officially elevated to Swedish royalty when her brother became King Carl X Gustav of Sweden, whereas her mother always had retained rank as a Princess of Sweden while married to her father. Given the family's residing at nearby Stegeborg Castle when she died, it is safe to assume she was buried somewhere here or nearby.
Original name: Emilia Elisabet av Pfalz
German-Swedish duchess. Her name has also been given as Elizabeth Amalia. She died before the rest of her siblings were officially elevated to Swedish royalty when her brother became King Carl X Gustav of Sweden, whereas her mother always had retained rank as a Princess of Sweden while married to her father. Given the family's residing at nearby Stegeborg Castle when she died, it is safe to assume she was buried somewhere here or nearby.
German-Swedish duchess. Her name has also been given as Elizabeth Amalia. She died before the rest of her siblings were officially elevated to Swedish royalty when her brother became King Carl X Gustav of Sweden, whereas her mother always had retained rank as a Princess of Sweden while married to her father. Given the family's residing at nearby Stegeborg Castle when she died, it is safe to assume she was buried somewhere here or nearby.
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