Christopher Georg Wallmoden

Christoffer Georg von Wallmoden was a Danish landowner and county governor of Nykøbing and Møn counties.

Early life

Eallmoden was born on 6 June 1730 in Braunschweig, the son of army major Johann Georg von Wallmoden and Sophia Lucretia von Zühlen.

In 1744, Wallmoden entered into Danish service as page for crown prince Frederick. In 1758, he was appointed as kammerjunker. In 1768, he was promoted to chamberlain. On 25 June 1773, he was appointed as county governor of Nykøbing County. From 29 March 1773 to 13 January 1783, he concurrently served as country governor of Møn County. On 5 May 1777, he was created a Knight of the Order of the Dannebrog. On 31 July 1790, he was awarded the title of gehejmeråd.

Wallmoden was married to Cathrine Margrethe Lehn on 9 November 1759. She was the daughter of the then-deceased landowner Abraham Lehn and Sofie Amalie Edinger. This marriage brought him into possession of the estate Fuglsang and Priorskov on Lolland.
Wallmoden died on 23 October 1793. He is buried in Toreby Church. was survived by one son and one daughter. The son Friedrich von Eallmoden succeeded his father to the estates Fuglsang and Priorskov. In 1819, he sold them to Hohan Peter de Neergaard. The daughter Louise Juliane von Wallmoden who married to, owner of Søholt.