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    Henry VIII's family tree shows the lineage of the Tudor and Stuart dynasties in England. It begins with Henry VII and Elizabeth of York, the parents of Henry VIII. Henry VIII had six wives - Catherine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn, Jane Seymour, Anne of Cleves, Katherine Howard, and Katherine Parr. His children included Mary I, Elizabeth I, and Edward VI. The tree then shows the descendants of Henry VIII's sisters and other royal marriages, leading to his granddaughter Mary Queen of Scots and great-grandson James I, who began the House of Stuart.

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    Henry VIII's family tree shows the lineage of the Tudor and Stuart dynasties in England. It begins with Henry VII and Elizabeth of York, the parents of Henry VIII. Henry VIII had six wives - Catherine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn, Jane Seymour, Anne of Cleves, Katherine Howard, and Katherine Parr. His children included Mary I, Elizabeth I, and Edward VI. The tree then shows the descendants of Henry VIII's sisters and other royal marriages, leading to his granddaughter Mary Queen of Scots and great-grandson James I, who began the House of Stuart.

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    Henry VIII's Family Tree

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    Henry VIII's family tree shows the lineage of the Tudor and Stuart dynasties in England. It begins with Henry VII and Elizabeth of York, the parents of Henry VIII. Henry VIII had six wives - Catherine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn, Jane Seymour, Anne of Cleves, Katherine Howard, and Katherine Parr. His children included Mary I, Elizabeth I, and Edward VI. The tree then shows the descendants of Henry VIII's sisters and other royal marriages, leading to his granddaughter Mary Queen of Scots and great-grandson James I, who began the House of Stuart.

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    HOUSE OF TUDOR

    Henry VIIIs Family Tree


    M

    Henry VII
    1455-1509

    Elizabeth
    of York
    1466-1503

    James IV of
    Scotland

    1490-1557

    1473-1513

    Louis XII
    of France

    M
    Henry VIII

    1485-1536

    Jane
    Seymour

    1491-1547

    Anne of
    Cleves
    1515-1557

    Kathryn
    Howard

    Katherine
    Parr

    1521-1542

    1507-15081537

    Anne
    Boleyn

    Margaret
    1489-1541

    Margaret
    Douglas

    James V of
    Scotland

    1512-1542

    1515-1560

    1516-1571

    Phillip II
    of Spain
    1527-1598

    Elizabeth I

    Edward VI

    (Bloody Mary)
    1515-1558

    1533-1603

    1537-1553

    Francois II,
    King of France

    1516-1534

    Henry
    Grey
    1515-1554

    Lady Jane
    Grey

    1544-1560

    James Hepburn,
    4th Lord Bothwell

    Henry

    1515-1578

    Matthew Stuart,
    Earl of Lennox

    Mary I

    Mary
    1498-1533

    1484-1545

    1512-1548

    Mary of
    Guise

    1501/15071536

    Charles Brandon
    Duke of Suffolk

    Mary Queen
    of Scots

    Henry Stuart,
    Lord Darnley

    1542-1587

    1545-1567

    1536/71554

    Guildford
    Dudley
    1536-1554

    1534-1578

    HOUSE OF STUART
    James I
    (VI of Scotland)
    1566-1625

    Frances
    1517-1579

    1486-1502

    Catherine
    of Aragon

    1462-1515

    Arthur

    Eleanor
    1519-1547

    Archibald Douglas
    Earl of Angus

    Adrian
    Stokes

    Henry
    Clifford

    d. 1581

    1517-1570

    Katherine
    Grey

    Mary
    Grey

    1540-1568

    1545-1578

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