Anna Pavlovna of Russia
Anna Pavlovna Romanova , large-duchess of Russia, born the January 18th 1795 with Saint-Pétersbourg and dead on March 1st 1865 with $the Hague.
Girl of Paul I {{er}} of Russia and Sophie-Dorothée of Wurtemberg, it married in 1816 Guillaume II of the Netherlands.
From this union were born:
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Henri of Orange-Nassau (1820 - 1879). In 1853, it married Amélie of Saxony-Weimar (1830 - 1872); widower it married Marie of Prussia (1855 - 1888);
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Sophie of Orange-Nassau. In 1842, it married Charles-Alexandre of Saxony-Weimar-Eisenach.
A common of the Netherlands bears its name: Anna Paulowna. In the same way, the tree Paulownia tomentosa, originating in the north of China, was thus named in its honor.
Sources
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Jean-Charles Volkmann, Genealogy of the kings and the princes , Editions Jean-Paul Gisserot, Paris, 1998
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