Family Alexandra von Dyhrn

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the coat od arms of alexandra von dyhrn’s family


alexandra von dyhrn born in 1873 @ family’s estate of reesewitz in district of oels, oleśnica, in province of silesia , birth countess of dyhrn , baroness of schoenau. lutheran family 1 of prominent noble houses of prussia, dating 13th century. estate of reesewitz, had been in possession of dyhrn family since 17th century, enormous, administered modest house in middle of estate, family lived. alexandra’s father, count conrad johannes von dyhrn, lieutenant colonel , hereditary member of prussian house of lords. friend , distant relative of gustav freytag, visited family @ reesewitz. in 1872 heinrich married alexandra’s mother, dutch baroness, cornelia tilanus van der hoop, member of famous , rich hoop or hope family, scotland. marriage of alexandra’s parents therefore beneficial in particular dyhrn family. alexandra inherited strong love history , homeland father, , love arts mother, family in netherlands had outstanding art collection, including works rembrandt, rubens, vermeer, steen , ruisdael. had 2 younger sisters, countesses freda , edith von dyhrn, both born physical disabilities , never married.


alexandra von dyhrn second cousin of poet valeska von bethusy-huc , grand-niece of notorious prussian politician conrad adolf von dyhrn (1803–1869).








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