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'''William, Duke of Marthasey''' (20 May 1754-9 November 1831) was an [[Great Anglia|Anglian]] royal, diplomat and general. He was born in 1754, the third son of King [[William V of Great Anglia]] and Josephina of Ausburg. He served as the Anglian consul to [[Labradoria]] from 1785 to 1812, after serving as a general in the Anglian army. He was the father of the first [[Monarchy of Bruxenburg|King of Bruxenburg]], [[George I of Bruxenburg|George I]], and played a crucial role in guiding the young king and influencing Brux politics. | '''William, Duke of Marthasey''' (20 May 1754-9 November 1831) was an [[Great Anglia|Anglian]] royal, diplomat and general. He was born in 1754, the third son of King [[William V of Great Anglia]] and Josephina of Ausburg. He served as the Anglian consul to [[Labradoria]] from 1785 to 1812, after serving as a general in the Anglian army. He was the father of the first [[Monarchy of Bruxenburg|King of Bruxenburg]], [[George I of Bruxenburg|George I]], and played a crucial role in guiding the young king and influencing Brux politics. | ||
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| Prince of Anglia, Duke of Marthasey | |||||
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| Duke of Marthasey | |||||
| Reign | 1772-1831 | ||||
| Investiture | January, 1772 | ||||
| Successor | George | ||||
| Born | 20 May 1754 Godstone, Great Anglia | ||||
| Died | 9 November 1831 (aged 77) Leintwerp, Bruxenburg | ||||
| Burial | January 3rd, 1832 Drenbridge Abbey, Great Anglia | ||||
| Spouse | Cornelia von Ausburg | ||||
| Issue | George I of Bruxenburg Albert, Marquess of Featherby | ||||
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| House | Odell | ||||
| Father | William V | ||||
| Mother | Josephina of Ausburg | ||||
William, Duke of Marthasey (20 May 1754-9 November 1831) was an Anglian royal, diplomat and general. He was born in 1754, the third son of King William V of Great Anglia and Josephina of Ausburg. He served as the Anglian consul to Labradoria from 1785 to 1812, after serving as a general in the Anglian army. He was the father of the first King of Bruxenburg, George I, and played a crucial role in guiding the young king and influencing Brux politics.
