Frederik Christian von Møsting

In 1740, Møsting became kammerjunker for the Crown Prince. On 6 September 1746, he was appointed as chamberlain (kammerherre). On 28 February 1747, he was appointed as county governor of Møn County. In 1749, he bought Marienlyst Manor from Adam Gottlob Moltke for 6,000 Danish rigsdaler. On 31 March 1759, he was created a Knight in the Order of the Dannebrog. In 1766, he was awarded the title of geheimeråd.^[1]

He was married to ElisabethCathr. Schack (1713–1782) on 12 May 1747. She was the daughter of army major Otto Schack til Bramslykke and Kjærstrup and Hustru Elisabeth von Raben. She gave birth to two children. The son Johan Sigismund von Møsting would later become prime minister of Denmark. The daughter Juliane Marie von Møsting (1754 - 1821) was married to Count Frederik Knuth-Knuthenborg.^[1]

His sister Catharina Maria von Schulin was married to foreign minister Johan Sigismund Schulin.^[3] His half brothers included Carl Juel.^[4]

Frederik Christian von Møsting died on 17 February 1773 in Stege.^[1]