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Maria Coudenhove (born von Kalergi), 1840 - 1877
MyHeritage Family TreesMaria Thekla Walburga Franzisca Coudenhove-Honrichs (born Coudenhove-Kalergi), 1865 - 1933
MyHeritage Family TreesMaria Gabriele Hildegard Anna Louise Obermayer von Marnach (born Coudenhove), born 1916
MyHeritage Family TreesMaria Coudenhove (born De Baenst)
MyHeritage Family TreesMaria Coudenhove (born Van Raveschoot)
MyHeritage Family TreesMaria Coudenhove (born Van Vaernewyck)
MyHeritage Family TreesMaria Margaretha Coudenhove (born Dewintere)
MyHeritage Family TreesMaria Coudenhove (born Kallerghi), 1840 - 1877
FamilySearch Family TreeMaria Tekla Walburga Franciszka Coudenhove, born 1865
FamilySearch Family TreeMaria Anna Zofia Coudenhove, born 1868
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Maria Anna COUDENHOVE, died 1728
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The name Maria has a rich and diverse history, originating from the Hebrew name Miriam, which is believed to mean "sea of bitterness," "rebelliousness," or "wished for child." It first appeared in ancient Israel and has significant historical roots in Judeo-Christian traditions, notably as the name of the Virgin Mary, the mother of Jesus, which contributed to its widespread adoption in Christian cultures. Over the centuries, Maria has become a popular name across various geographical regions, particularly in Europe and Latin America, where it is often associated with grace and purity. Variations of the name include Mary (English), Marie (French), Maria (Italian, Spanish, Portuguese), and Mária (Hungarian), among others, each with slight differences in pronunciation and cultural significance. The name has also inspired numerous derivatives and compound names, such as Mariana and Maria Clara, reflecting its enduring popularity and versatility across different languages and cultures.
The last name Coudenhove has its origins in the region of Flanders, specifically in Belgium, and is derived from the Dutch words "koud" meaning "cold" and "hove" meaning "court" or "farm," suggesting a geographical or topographical connection to a cold estate or farm. Historically, the name is associated with the noble family of Coudenhove, which played a significant role in the political and social landscape of the Low Countries during the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. The name reflects characteristics of nobility and land ownership, as many early bearers were likely landowners or involved in local governance. Variations of the surname can be found in different regions, including "Coudenhoven" in Germany and "Coudenhove" in various European contexts, with slight differences in spelling and pronunciation reflecting local linguistic influences. The name is less common today but remains notable due to its historical significance and connections to prominent figures in European history.
Marie CoudengAgathe CoudenhoveArien CoudenhoveCharles CoudenhoveErnestine CoudenhoveFranz CoudenhoveGerolf CoudenhoveJean CoudenhoveKarl CoudenhoveLouis CoudenhoveMarie CoudenhoveMax CoudenhoveWillem CoudenhoveFranz Coudenhove-honrichsKarl-kuno Coudenhove-honrichsCornelia Coudenhove-kalergiEjiro Coudenhove-kalergiElisabeth Coudenhove-kalergiGerolf Coudenhove-kalergiHans Coudenhove-kalergi
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