Catalina Sarsfield, also styled Catalina von Neuhoff and briefly as Catalina of Corsica, was queen of Corsica by marriage to Theodore of Corsica, who ruled the short-lived Kingdom of Corsica in 1736. Catalina was the daughter of David Sarsfield, and niece of Dominick Sarsfield, 4th Viscount Sarsfield, both of whom had supported James II during the Williamite War in Ireland and had then left Ireland for France as part of the Flight of the Wild Geese. Part of the exiled Jacobite community, they served in Continental armies while hoping for the restoration of James II or his successors, which would lead to the recovery of their lost estates in County Limerick. David was killed fighting at the Battle of Villaviciosa in 1710. Catalina was the eldest of his six daughters, all of whom were born i
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| - Catalina Sarsfield, also styled Catalina von Neuhoff and briefly as Catalina of Corsica, was queen of Corsica by marriage to Theodore of Corsica, who ruled the short-lived Kingdom of Corsica in 1736. Catalina was the daughter of David Sarsfield, and niece of Dominick Sarsfield, 4th Viscount Sarsfield, both of whom had supported James II during the Williamite War in Ireland and had then left Ireland for France as part of the Flight of the Wild Geese. Part of the exiled Jacobite community, they served in Continental armies while hoping for the restoration of James II or his successors, which would lead to the recovery of their lost estates in County Limerick. David was killed fighting at the Battle of Villaviciosa in 1710. Catalina was the eldest of his six daughters, all of whom were born i (en)
- Anne Sarsfield de Kilmallock, née le 5 avril 1697 à Nantes, est apparentée au vaste réseau d’entrepreneurs maritimes irlandais établis à Nantes, ainsi qu'à Saint-Malo et Cadix. Elle est l'une des filles de David Sarsfied, catholique irlandais, entré au service de la France, puis de l'Espagne, vicomte de Kilmallock dans la pairie jacobite. Camérière de la reine d'Espagne (ainsi que ses sœurs), Anne Sarsfield de Kilmallock épouse le baron Théodore de Neuhoff, alors colonel au service de l'Espagne dans la chapelle royale du Palais le 14 avril 1720. Le couple quitte définitivement Madrid, vers 1725. (fr)
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| - Catalina Sarsfield, also styled Catalina von Neuhoff and briefly as Catalina of Corsica, was queen of Corsica by marriage to Theodore of Corsica, who ruled the short-lived Kingdom of Corsica in 1736. Catalina was the daughter of David Sarsfield, and niece of Dominick Sarsfield, 4th Viscount Sarsfield, both of whom had supported James II during the Williamite War in Ireland and had then left Ireland for France as part of the Flight of the Wild Geese. Part of the exiled Jacobite community, they served in Continental armies while hoping for the restoration of James II or his successors, which would lead to the recovery of their lost estates in County Limerick. David was killed fighting at the Battle of Villaviciosa in 1710. Catalina was the eldest of his six daughters, all of whom were born in Nantes. In 1723, Catalina and her daughter followed her husband to Paris. She stayed in the court of Louise d’Orléans. Her daughter would later return to the Spanish court. She is often mistakenly described as the daughter of the Jacobite hero Patrick Sarsfield and Honora Burke, who came from a distant branch of the Sarsfield family based in County Dublin. However, she was related to them by marriage. (en)
- Anne Sarsfield de Kilmallock, née le 5 avril 1697 à Nantes, est apparentée au vaste réseau d’entrepreneurs maritimes irlandais établis à Nantes, ainsi qu'à Saint-Malo et Cadix. Elle est l'une des filles de David Sarsfied, catholique irlandais, entré au service de la France, puis de l'Espagne, vicomte de Kilmallock dans la pairie jacobite. Camérière de la reine d'Espagne (ainsi que ses sœurs), Anne Sarsfield de Kilmallock épouse le baron Théodore de Neuhoff, alors colonel au service de l'Espagne dans la chapelle royale du Palais le 14 avril 1720. Le couple quitte définitivement Madrid, vers 1725. La vicomtesse de Kilmallock et baronne de Neuhoff meurt à Paris dans les deux années qui suivent. Elle ne fut donc jamais associée à la monarchie corse fondée par son époux en 1736. (fr)
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