Amalie Fugger

1837–1918 (age 81)

Biography

Amalie Fugger was a member of the prominent Fugger family, one of Europe's most influential merchant and banking dynasties. Her life spanned a period of significant historical change, and her family's legacy shaped European commerce and culture for centuries.

As a member of this distinguished family, Fugger was connected to a heritage of entrepreneurship, patronage, and cultural influence. Her memory is preserved within the family's historical legacy and contributions to society.

Also buried at St. Peter und Paul

Hermann Fugger
1833–1902 (age 69)
St. Peter und Paul
Fidel Ferdinand Fugger-Glött
1795–1876 (age 81)
St. Peter und Paul
Fidel Ferdinand Fugger-Glött was a 19th-century politician whose public service contributed to governance and civic lea...
Therese Fugger
1799–1862 (age 63)
St. Peter und Paul
Elisabeth Gräfin von Quadt-Wykradt-Isny
1862–1940 (age 78)
St. Peter und Paul
Elisabeth Gräfin von Quadt-Wykradt-Isny was a German noblewoman of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
Therese Fugger
1860–1935 (age 75)
St. Peter und Paul
Wilhelm Fugger
1843–1889 (age 46)
St. Peter und Paul
Wilhelm Fugger was a member of his community during the nineteenth century.