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Caroline Märklin

Caroline Märklin (née Carolina Friederika Hettich; 13 March 1826 – 2 December 1893) was a woman of affairs and manager of the German company Märklin.

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Known for
Businesswoman of the 19th century
Notable work
doll house accessories
Occupation
Travelling salesman
Born
Carolina Friederika Hettich (1826-03-13)13 March 1826 Ludwigsburg
Children
Eugen Märklin [de] and Karl Märklin [de]
Died
2 December 1893(1893-12-02) (aged 67) Göppingen

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Caroline Märklin

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Edges13
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Avg. degree1.86
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Caroline Märklin

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Parents · 2
Caroline Märklin → Carl Johann Hettich (father), Caroline Friederike Christiane List (mother)
Born · 1
Caroline Märklin → Carolina Friederika Hettich (1826-03-13)13 March 1826 Ludwigsburg
Children · 1
Caroline Märklin → Eugen Märklin [de] and Karl Märklin [de]
Died · 1
Caroline Märklin → 2 December 1893(1893-12-02) (aged 67) Göppingen
Known for · 1
Caroline Märklin → Businesswoman of the 19th century
Notable work · 1
Caroline Märklin → doll house accessories
Occupation · 1
Caroline Märklin → Travelling salesman
Organization · 1
Caroline Märklin → Märklin
Other name · 1
Caroline Märklin → Caroline Eitel
Spouse(s) · 1
Caroline Märklin → Theodor Friedrich Wilhelm Märklin [de] (1859–1866), Julius Eitel (1868–1886)

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märklin company caroline germany theodor travelling ludwigsburg husband hettich born 1866 de december took died eitel friedrich wilhelm julius salesman

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Caroline MärklinBornCarolina Friederika Hettich (1826-03-13)13 March 1826 Ludwigsburg1.00infobox
Caroline MärklinChildrenEugen Märklin [de] and Karl Märklin [de]1.00infobox
Caroline MärklinDied2 December 1893(1893-12-02) (aged 67) Göppingen1.00infobox
Caroline MärklinKnown forBusinesswoman of the 19th century1.00infobox
Caroline MärklinNotable workdoll house accessories1.00infobox
Caroline MärklinOccupationTravelling salesman1.00infobox
Caroline MärklinOrganizationMärklin1.00infobox
Caroline MärklinOther nameCaroline Eitel1.00infobox
Caroline MärklinParentsCarl Johann Hettich (father)1.00infobox
Caroline MärklinParentsCaroline Friederike Christiane List (mother)1.00infobox
Caroline MärklinSpouse(s)Theodor Friedrich Wilhelm Märklin [de] (1859–1866), Julius Eitel (1868–1886)1.00infobox
Caroline MärklinYears active1859–18881.00infobox

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