James Louis Sobieski - Issue

Issue

  1. Maria Leopoldyna Sobieska (April 30, 1693 - July 12, 1695) died young.
  2. Maria Casimira Sobieska (January 20, 1695 - May 18, 1723) engaged to Charles XII of Sweden.
  3. Marie Carolina (November 15, 1697 - May 8, 1740) married (1) Frederick Maurice de la Tour d'Auvergne (2) Charles Godefroy de La Tour d'Auvergne and had issue.
  4. Maria Klementyna (July 18, 1702 - January 24, 1735) married "The Old Pretender" and had issue.
  5. Maria Magdalena Sobieska (August 3, 1704 - August 3, 1704) died young.

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