Friedrich Carl von Gram

Gram entered court service for Frederick IV in an early age. On 1 June 1730, shortly after Christian VI's ascent to the throne, he was appointed as lord chamberlain (Overhofmarskal).^[1]

On 6 June 1731, he was created a Knight in the Order of the Dannebrog. On 15 March 1741, he succeeded his father as county governor of Frederiksborg and Kronborg counties. At the same time, he was appointed inspector of the royal stud farms. He held these posts until 10 September 1771. From 11 August 1615 to 14 November 1750, he concurrently served as diocesan governor of Zealand. On 28 November 1741, he was awarded the title of geheimeråd. On 28 October 1779, he was promoted to geheimekonferensråd. On 16 October 1769, he was created a Knight in the Order of the Elephant.^[1]

Gram was married to Hedvig von Holstein (1716–1767) on 14 September 1735. She was a daughter of Geheimeraad Hans Frederik von Holstein and Cathrine Marie von Schmitberg. Gram was an honorary member of the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts. He died on 9 May 1782.^[1]