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Lerchenborg
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to belong to Kalundborg Castle. In 1742 it was acquired by general Christian Lerche (1692–1757). The large estate included 7 manors, 13 churches and extensive
Birkendegård
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estate to Terkel Terkelsen. In 1743, Birkendegård was acquired by Christian Lerche . He became one of the largest landowners in the country. In 1755, he
Otto Dahl (engineer)
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(1840–1885). His paternal great-grandfather was counsellor of justice, Christian Lerche Dahl. In May 1911 he married Hildur Fredstad, daughter of a tanner
Engestofte
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( -1684) Tønne Juul (1684-1695) Anne Friis, gift Juul (1695-1720) Christian Lerche (1720- ) Sophie Ulrikke von Reichau, gift 1) Lerche, 2) Hausmann (
Kvinnherad
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Unger 1846–1849: Christian Lerche Dahl 1850–1851: Gabriel Andreas Heiberg 1852–1855: Samson Torsen Stueland 1856–1857: Christian Lerche Dahl 1858–1861:
List of castles in Norway
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Gabriel Schanche Kielland Lerchendal Mansion Trondheim Municipality Christian Lerche Linderud Oslo Municipality Erich Mogensøn Losby Lørenskog Municipality
Lerche House
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Christian VI died in 1747 and the house was then purchased by general Christian Lerche (1692-1757). It was later passed on to his son and grandson. The building
Secretary of War (Denmark)
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1740 August 1746 6 years, 5 months Christian VI – 3 General Count Christian Lerche [da] (1692–1757) August 1746 1753 6–7 years Frederick V – 4 Field marshal
Carl Gustaf Pilo
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of centenarian Christian Jacobsen Drakenberg in 1742 and another of Christian Lerche in 1743. He concentrated on developing his craft during the 1740s,
Vesterbygaard
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Henrichsen (1745-1750) Henrich Henrichsen Hjelmstierne (1750-1757) Christian Lerche (1757-1766) Amalie M. C. Leiningen-Westerburg, gift Lerche (1766-1804)