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This page lists the 25 people on the chart of the Marie Antoinette family tree and the 13 numbered sources its article cites. It also gives the credits of the portraits and the article as a reference in four styles. The chart and the article have a page of their own.

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Portrait of Francis IFrancis IHoly Roman Emperor, 1745 to 17651708–1765Born Duke of Lorraine. Father of Marie Antoinette.

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Portrait of Maria TheresaMaria TheresaRuler of the Habsburg lands1717–1780Mother of sixteen children.

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Portrait of Louis, Dauphin of FranceLouis, Dauphin of FranceSon of Louis XV1729–1765Father of Louis XVI.

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Portrait of Maria Josepha of SaxonyMaria Josepha of SaxonyDauphine of France1731–1767Mother of three kings of France.

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Portrait of Maria ElisabethMaria ElisabethFirst child of Maria Theresa1737–1740She died at three.

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Portrait of Maria AnnaMaria AnnaAbbess at Klagenfurt1738–1789The eldest surviving child. She never married.

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Portrait of Maria CarolinaMaria CarolinaThird child, born in 17401740–1741She died soon after her first birthday.

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Portrait of Joseph IIJoseph IIHoly Roman Emperor, 1765 to 17901741–1790Co-ruler with his mother until 1780.

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Portrait of Maria ChristinaMaria ChristinaDuchess of Teschen1742–1798She married for love.

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Portrait of Maria ElisabethMaria ElisabethSixth child, born in 17431743–1808Scarred by smallpox in 1767. She never married.

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Portrait of Charles JosephCharles JosephSecond son1745–1761He died of smallpox in 1761 at fifteen.

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Portrait of Maria AmaliaMaria AmaliaDuchess of Parma1746–1804Married to the Duke of Parma.

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Portrait of Leopold IILeopold IIHoly Roman Emperor, 1790 to 17921747–1792Grand Duke of Tuscany from 1765.

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MCMaria CarolinaTenth child, born in 17481748–1748She was born and died on the same day.

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Portrait of Maria Johanna GabrielaMaria Johanna GabrielaEleventh child1750–1762She died of smallpox in 1762 at twelve.

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Portrait of Maria JosephaMaria JosephaPromised to the king of Naples1751–1767She died of smallpox in 1767 before the wedding.

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Portrait of Maria CarolinaMaria CarolinaQueen of Naples and Sicily1752–1814Married in place of her sister Josepha.

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Portrait of Ferdinand KarlFerdinand KarlFounder of Austria-Este1754–1806He married the heiress of Modena.

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Portrait of Maximilian FrancisMaximilian FrancisElector of Cologne1756–1801The youngest child.

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Portrait of Marie AntoinetteMarie AntoinetteQueen of France, 1774 to 17921755–1793Born Maria Antonia in Vienna.

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Portrait of Louis XVILouis XVIKing of France, 1774 to 17921754–1793Grandson of Louis XV.

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Portrait of Marie-ThérèseMarie-ThérèseMadame Royale, Duchess of Angoulême1778–1851The only child to survive the Revolution.

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Portrait of Louis JosephLouis JosephDauphin of France, 1781 to 17891781–1789He died of tuberculosis at Meudon at seven.

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Portrait of Louis XVIILouis XVIIDauphin from 17891785–1795He died a prisoner in the Temple in 1795.

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Portrait of SophieSophieLast child of Marie Antoinette1786–1787She lived eleven months.

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The article is unsigned, so the site stands as author and the date is its last revision. Cite the numbered sources for the facts and the article for the chart. Each reference gives the address of the article.

  • APAGenogram Builder. (2026, November 10). The Marie Antoinette family tree, from Vienna to Versailles. https://genogrambuilder.org/history/marie-antoinette-family-tree
  • MLA“The Marie Antoinette Family Tree, from Vienna to Versailles.” Genogram Builder, 10 Nov. 2026, https://genogrambuilder.org/history/marie-antoinette-family-tree.
  • ChicagoGenogram Builder. “The Marie Antoinette Family Tree, from Vienna to Versailles.” Last modified November 10, 2026. https://genogrambuilder.org/history/marie-antoinette-family-tree.
  • HarvardGenogram Builder (2026) The Marie Antoinette Family Tree, from Vienna to Versailles. Available at: https://genogrambuilder.org/history/marie-antoinette-family-tree (Accessed: 10 November 2026).

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Every source was opened on 10 November 2026. Institutions are cited first, and Wikipedia only for exact dates and later lives. For the death of Maria Amalia, habsburger.net gives 1804 and Wikipedia gives 1806 beside an age that fits 1804. The chart keeps 1804.

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