Wilhelm von Dörnberg

Wilhelm Caspar Ferdinand von Dörnberg

KCB GCH HEGL HEIH KSA KSG KW POM RANO
Wilhelm Caspar Ferdinand von Dörnberg; KCB GCH HEGL HEIH KSA KSG KW POM RANO
	Wilhelm von Dörnberg by Ludwig Emil Grimm
Other name	Sir William de Dornberg
Born	14 April 1768; Schloss Hausen, Hesse-Kassel
Died	19 March 1850 (aged 81); Münster, Prussia
Allegiance	Hesse-Kassel; Prussia; Westphalia; Brunswick; United Kingdom; Hanover
Branch	Various armies
Service years	1783–1796 (Hesse-Kassel); 1796–1807 (Prussia); 1809 (Westphalia); 1809 (Brunswick); 1809–1816 (United Kingdom); 1816–1831 (Hanover)
Rank	Captain (Hessel-Kassel/Prussia); Colonel (Westphalia); Major-General (United Kingdom); Lieutenant-General (Hanover)
Commands	Westphalian Guard Jaeger Battalion; Black Legion cavalry; Brunswick Oels Hussars; Russian–German Legion; 1st Cavalry Brigade (KGL); 3rd Cavalry Brigade; 1st Hanoverian Cavalry Brigade;
Conflicts	French Revolutionary Wars Flanders campaign; ; Napoleonic Wars Battle of Lübeck; Siege of Hamburg; Battle of the Göhrde; Battle of Quatre Bras; Battle of Waterloo (WIA); ;
Awards	Waterloo Medal; Hanseatic Medal for the Campaign of 1813–1814; Medal "For the Capture of Paris"
Spouse	Julie von Münster-Meinhövel
Children	8
Relations	Johann Friedrich von und zu Mansbach (uncle)

Wilhelm Caspar Ferdinand Freiherr von Dörnberg KCB KCH (14 April 1768 – 19 March 1850) was a German army officer who served in the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars.