a harem of slave concubines. His sons by marriage and by harem slave concubines ruled after him. His wedded wives were: Princess Lalla Fatima bint Suleiman, their wedding date is unknown, but they were married when he was still a prince. She was his cousin, and her father, Moulay Suleiman, is either a son of Moulay Ismail or a son of Moulay Rachid. Lalla Fatima was Sidi Mohammed's chief wedded wife, contemporary sources referred to her as Mulat Ud'Dar (The Lady of the House), she was held in high esteem by the people. Her children were Moulay Mohammed Ali the eldest of Sidi Mohammed's sons, Moulay Abdelmalik, Moulay El Mamoun (a.k.a. Maimun), Moulay Hisham - he was the father of Sultan Moulay Abd al-Rahman, Lalla Sofia, Lalla Lubabah - she married Sharif Surur in 1768, Lalla Sitt'al'Mulk and Moulay Abdeselam. Lalla Dawiya, born Marthe Franceschini, she was Scorcian or Geonese and former harem slave concubine of Sidi Mohammed whom he ended up marrying. Accounts differ about her narrative, some state that aged 7 when her family was freed by the Bey of Tunis, on their way home they were captured by Moroccans and re-sold to slavery. They entered the services of Sidi Mohammed and her family ended up being freed but she was kept as a slave concubine because she caught his attention. Another account state that with her mother, aboard a ship from Genoa to Sicily they shipwrecked on the cost of Morocco, they were kept the Sultan's captives and some induced Sidi Mohammed to order her to be forcibly taken from her mother. Despite her only being 8 years old she was kept as his slave concubine. In 1789 Lampriere records that she was Sidi Mohammed's favorite wife. Her son was Moulay Ibrahim. His other wives' full names are not recorded, only partially their family name by indicating from which tribe they hailed from. Sidi Mohammed's other wedded wives were: A Howariya lady of the Howara from the Sais, their wedding date in unknown. Her son was Moulay Abdelrahman. A lady of the Ahlaf tribe, their wedding date is unknown. Her sons were Moulay Hassan and Moulay Omar. A lady of the Elfeth family of Rabat, their wedding date is unknown. Her son was Moulay Abdelwahed. Another lady of the Ahlaf tribe, their wedding date is unknown. Her sons were Sultan Moulay Sulayman, Moulay Ettayeb and Moulay Moussa.