Claes Sparre
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Summary
Claes Sparre is a human[1]. He was born on January 6, 1673[2]. He died in Stockholm[3]. He died on April 25, 1733[4]. He worked as a military personnel[5]. He is known by 4 alternative names across languages and contexts.[6]
Key Facts
- Claes Sparre passed away in Stockholm[3].
- Claes Sparre was born on January 6, 1673[2].
- Claes Sparre died on April 25, 1733[4].
- Claes Sparre's father was Gustaf Adolph Sparre[7].
- Claes Sparre's mother was Baroness Elisabet Anna Stiernsköld[8].
- Claes Sparre was married to Sofia Lovisa Soop af Söfdeborg, heiress of Hammar manor & Söfdeborg[9].
- A child of Claes Sparre was Carl Hans Sparre[10].
- A child of Claes Sparre was Erik Arvid Sparre[11].
- A child of Claes Sparre was Rutger Axel Sparre[12].
- A child of Claes Sparre was Johan Sparre af Söfdeborg[13].
- A child of Claes Sparre was Grevinna Eva Charlotta Sparre af Söfdeborg[14].
- A child of Claes Sparre was Ulrika Eleonora Sparre[15].
- Claes Sparre held citizenship in Sweden[16].
- Claes Sparre's professions included military personnel[5].
- Claes Sparre is recorded as male[17].
- Claes Sparre's instance of is recorded as human[18].
- Claes Sparre's military, police or special rank is recorded as admiral[19].
- Claes Sparre's family name is recorded as Sparre[20].
- Claes Sparre's given name is recorded as Claes[21].
Body
Origins and Family
Claes Sparre was born on January 6, 1673[2]. His father was Gustaf Adolph Sparre[7]. His mother was Baroness Elisabet Anna Stiernsköld[8].
Career and Affiliations
Claes Sparre's professions included military personnel[5].
Personal Life
Claes Sparre was married to Sofia Lovisa Soop af Söfdeborg, heiress of Hammar manor & Söfdeborg[9]. Children include Carl Hans Sparre[10], a military personnel[22], 1704–1770[23], of Sweden[24]; Erik Arvid Sparre[11], a military personnel[25], 1707–1775[26], awarded the Royal Order of the Sword[27]; Rutger Axel Sparre[12], 1712–1751[28], of Sweden[29]; Johan Sparre af Söfdeborg[13], a military personnel[30], 1715–1791[31], of Sweden[32]; Grevinna Eva Charlotta Sparre af Söfdeborg[14], 1711–1779[33]; and Ulrika Eleonora Sparre[15], a lady-in-waiting[34], 1724–1747[35], of Sweden[36].
Death and Burial
Claes Sparre died on April 25, 1733[4]. He passed away in Stockholm[3].
Why It Matters
Claes Sparre is known by 4 alternative names across languages and contexts.[6]
FAQs
Where did Claes Sparre die?
Claes Sparre died in Stockholm[3].
Who were Claes Sparre's parents?
Claes Sparre's father was Gustaf Adolph Sparre[7]. Claes Sparre's mother was Baroness Elisabet Anna Stiernsköld[8].
Who was Claes Sparre married to?
Claes Sparre's spouses include Sofia Lovisa Soop af Söfdeborg, heiress of Hammar manor & Söfdeborg[9].
What did Claes Sparre do for work?
Claes Sparre worked as military personnel[5].