in 1896, she bought her own farm, Vieremä, where she lived until she moved in with her widowed son Kasper in 1906, with whom she lived the rest of her life. She lived on the pension awarded by Tsarist Russia due to her late spouse being a Russian general, but lost it after the Russian Revolution of 1917, and spent her last years in reduced means. References 1839 births 1929 deaths People from Helsinki Baltic nobility Finnish people of Baltic German descent 19th-century Finnish nobility Finnish salon-holders 19th-century Finnish women 20th-century Finnish women