Charlotte (Sophia) Von Platten-Hallermund

Charlotte (Sophia) Von Platten-Hallermund was born about 1678 in Iburg, Osnabrhuck, Hannover, Prussia.¹ She was the daughter of Prince Ernst Augustus I (of Brunswick) and Klara Elisabeth Von Meysenbug.¹ Charlotte (Sophia) Von Platten-Hallermund married Johan Adolph IV Kielmansegge, son of Friedrich Christian I Kielmansegge and Marie Elisabeth Ahlefeldt, on 5 June 1701.¹ Charlotte (Sophia) Von Platten-Hallermund died on 20 April 1725 at St. James, Westminster, Middlesex, England.¹ She was buried on 24 April 1725 at Westminster Abbey, Westminster, Middlesex, England.¹
She was King George's half-sister, not his mistress. According to vol. 14 of the Complete Pee rage: “The stories that Sophia Charlotte was mistress of George I were demolished in Ragnild Hatton , George I, Elector and King, 1879, pp. 23-4, 134-5.”.¹ Charlotte (Sophia)'s mother Klara Elisabeth Von Meysenbug died on 30 January 1700 in Hannover, Hannover, Prussia.¹ Charlotte (Sophia) Von Platten-Hallermund became the mother of Baron Franz Ernst (of Kielmansegg) on 14 April 1702.¹ Charlotte (Sophia) Von Platten-Hallermund became the mother of Marie Sophie Charlotte Baroness Von Kielmansegge on 23 September 1703.¹ Charlotte (Sophia) Von Platten-Hallermund became the mother of Count Georg Ludwig (of Kielmansegg) on 22 August 1705.¹ Charlotte (Sophia) Von Platten-Hallermund became the mother of Count Karl August (of Kielmansegg) on 7 October 1708.¹ Charlotte (Sophia) Von Platten-Hallermund became the mother of Wilhelmine Karoline, Baroness Sporcken on 5 December 1711.¹ Charlotte (Sophia) Von Platten-Hallermund became the mother of Count Ernst August (of Kielmansegg) on 21 April 1714.¹ Charlotte (Sophia) Von Platten-Hallermund became a widow with the death of her husband, Johan Adolph IV Kielmansegge in 1717.¹ Charlotte (Sophia)'s son Baron Franz Ernst (of Kielmansegg) died on 9 November 1719.¹