Teresa Czartoryska

Teresa x. Czartoryska, 1765 -1780

English: Princess Teresa Czartoryska

The eldest daughter of Izabela z hr. Flemingów and Adam Kazimierz x. Czartoryski. She died at 15 in an accident in the Blue Palace. She stood too close to the fire-place, and her dress burnt like a torch. She died 3 days later.

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