Élisabeth Louise Guillemine de Wurtembergeois

Guillemine, Duchesse de Bourbon (Élisabeth Louise Guillemine de Wurtembergeois; 28th October 1710 - present) was a German princess, French noblewoman, courtier, and princesse du sang. By birth, she was the eldest and only child of Charles Alexandre, Duc de Wurtmebergeois by his first wife, Jeanne Louise de Nassau-Weilbourg. Guillemine married Philippe de Savoie de Condé, Duc de Bourbon, in 1726. Previously, Guillemine served as a Dame d'Honneur to the Reine Douairière de France, Anne Contessine de Médicis, but she later relocated to the court of Madame d'Anjou and served as a Dame d'Honneur and eventually Première Dame d'Honneur.

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28th October 1710 - 20th December 1726, Son Altesse Sérénissime Ducale, Duchesse Guillemine de Wurtembergeois

20th December 1726 - pesent Son Altesse Sérénissime, Madame la Duchesse de Bourbon