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Roger North
Roger North, husband of Winifred Rich. My 14th great grandfather.
People in photo include: Roger North and Sir Roger North
People in photo include: Roger North and Sir Roger North
Joanna of Castile
Joanna of Castile, aka Joanna the Mad, was the first queen to reign both Castile and Aragon at the same time. She was known for Joanna the Mad because of her mental illness. She was the 3rd child born to Isabella of Castile and Ferdinand of Aragon. She was also the elder sister of Queen Katherine of Aragon, King Henry the VIII's first wife. She was a very attractive young woman and married Philip of Castile in 1496. She gave birth to 6 children. Joanna suffered from a mental illness known as Schizophrenia. She died in 1555 at age 75.
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Mary Tudor, Queen of France
Mary Tudor was the last surviving child born to King Henry the VII and Elizabeth of York. Her brother and her got along well. In fact, he named his daughter after her. She was betrothed to Massimiliano Sforza to help her father fight against the French. However, she married 52 year old Louis XII of France instead. After he died in 1515, she married Charles Brandon, 1st Duke of Suffolk and had 4 children with him. She died in 1533 at age 37.
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Margaret Tudor
Margaret Tudor was the eldest daughter born to King Henry the VII and Elizabeth of York. Her father set up a marriage plan for her when she was 6 years old. She married firstly, James IV of Scotland age 13. She only had 1 surviving child by him. When James died, she married Archibald Douglas and settled back in England. It was there that she gave birth to Margaret Douglas. She divorced her husband, realizing he had cheated on her. Then she remarried for the third time to Henry Stewart 1st Lord Methven. She died of a stroke at age 51. Her current descendents are the British Royal Family.
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2020 marks 20 years since the inception of AncientFaces. We are the same team who began this community so long ago. Over the years it feels, at least to us, that our family has expanded to include so many. Thank you!
Devalence Hanson
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Devalence Hanson photo taken: Ludington, Michigan.
Photo found at flea market (Oregon).
Not my family line.
Likely son of: Gustavus and Elizabeth Hanson and siblings - Edith, Eugenie, and Gertrude.
found in 1900 and 1910 Ludington, Mason, Michigan.
People in photo include: Devalence Hanson
Devalence Hanson photo taken: Ludington, Michigan.
Photo found at flea market (Oregon).
Not my family line.
Likely son of: Gustavus and Elizabeth Hanson and siblings - Edith, Eugenie, and Gertrude.
found in 1900 and 1910 Ludington, Mason, Michigan.
People in photo include: Devalence Hanson
Joanna of Castile
Joanna of Castile, aka Joanna the Mad, was the first queen to reign both Castile and Aragon at the same time. She was known for Joanna the Mad because of her mental illness. She was the 3rd child born to Isabella of Castile and Ferdinand of Aragon. She was also the elder sister of Queen Katherine of Aragon, King Henry the VIII's first wife. She was a very attractive young woman and married Philip of Castile in 1496. She gave birth to 6 children. Joanna suffered from a mental illness known as Schizophrenia. She died in 1555 at age 75.
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Lady Jane Grey
Born around 1537, Lady Jane grey was known as the 9 days queen, before she was executed by Queen Mary I. She was also the granddaughter of Mary Tudor, Queen of France. (Henry the VIII's younger sister) She was betrothed to Prince Edward VI. When he died, she married Lord Guilford Dudley. She was executed on February 12, 1554 aged 16 or 17. Queen Mary I succeeded her.
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Roger North
Roger North, husband of Winifred Rich. My 14th great grandfather.
People in photo include: Roger North and Sir Roger North
People in photo include: Roger North and Sir Roger North
Elizabeth Woodville
Born around 1437, Elizabeth Woodville was the daughter of Richard Woodville and Jacquetta of Luxembourg. She was the maternal grandmother of King Henry the VIII of England. She was maid of honor to Queen Catherine of Valois. She married at age 8 to Sir John Grey. Through him, she had 2 children. He died in 1461, leaving Elizabeth widowed. She got remarried to Edward IV of England and had 8 children, two of them being the princes in a tower. She died in 1492 at age 55.
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Tudor Rose
The Tudor Rose: Founded by King Henry the VII of England, it was one of the most famous houses of England. It ended when Queen Elizabeth I died without children.
People in photo include: House of Tudor
People in photo include: House of Tudor
Arthur Tudor, Prince of Wales
Arthur Tudor was the first child born to King Henry the VII and Elizabeth of York in 1486. He was also the older brother of Henry the VIII. He was betrothed to the Spanish princess, Katherine of Aragon at age 2. He married Katherine at age 15. But 5 months later, he died of the sweating sickness in 1502.
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Lord Richard Rich, 1st Baron Rich
Lord Richard Rich, 1st Baron Rich, made history. He was the Lord Chancellor during the reign of King Edward VI of England. He was from the house of Hampshire.
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King Henry the VII of England
King Henry the VII of England, Born in 1457 to Lady Margaret Beaufort and Edmond Tudor. Father of Henry the VIII, Arthur Tudor, Margaret Tudor, and Mary Queen of France.
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Prince Edward VI
Prince Edward VI, born in 1537 to King Henry the VIII and Jane Seymour. Finally, the King had his male heir! However, his mother died within 2 weeks after his birth due to birth complications. Henry didn't remarry until 3 years after her death. After his father died in 1547, Edward became king. He died in 1553 at age 15. Lady Jane Grey (9 days Queen) succeeded him.
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Catherine Parr
Catherine Parr was born in 1512 and was the sixth and last wife of King Henry the VIII. She was married previously before. She cared for Elizabeth and Edward and Henry, while he was sick. After he died, she remarried once again to Thomas Seymour, the younger brother of Jane Seymour. Catherine got pregnant and gave birth to Mary Seymour but died only 6 days later of birth complications. She was 36 years old. What happened to her daughter remains a mystery to this day.
What happened to her daughter?
What happened to her daughter?
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Catherine Howard
Catherine Howard was the fifth wife of King Henry the VIII of England. She was beheaded for adultery at age 19. (This portrait is believed to be Catherine Howard).
People in photo include: Catherine Howard
People in photo include: Catherine Howard
Margaret Tudor
Margaret Tudor was the eldest daughter born to King Henry the VII and Elizabeth of York. Her father set up a marriage plan for her when she was 6 years old. She married firstly, James IV of Scotland age 13. She only had 1 surviving child by him. When James died, she married Archibald Douglas and settled back in England. It was there that she gave birth to Margaret Douglas. She divorced her husband, realizing he had cheated on her. Then she remarried for the third time to Henry Stewart 1st Lord Methven. She died of a stroke at age 51. Her current descendents are the British Royal Family.
Edward and Richard York
Edward V and Richard of Shrewsbury, known as the two princes, were sent to a tower in 1483 but were never seen again, leaving to the conclusion that they were murdered. There were 4 suspects; Richard III, James Tyrrell, Henry Stanford, and King Henry the VII. The princes were the younger twin brothers of Elizabeth of York, Henry the VIII's mother.
What happened to them?
What happened to them?
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Queen Mary of England
Queen Mary of England aka Bloody Mary, was born at Greenwich Palace to King Henry the VIII of England and Katherine of Aragon, the Spanish princess. She was the first child to survive infancy. She became queen after Lady Jane Grey was beheaded in 1554.
Mary was the most hated queen in British history. She burned Protestants and pregnant women at the stake. She married Prince Phillip II of Spain, which also made her unpopular. She failed to bare a child and died in 1558 aged 42. Her half-sister succeeded her.
Mary was the most hated queen in British history. She burned Protestants and pregnant women at the stake. She married Prince Phillip II of Spain, which also made her unpopular. She failed to bare a child and died in 1558 aged 42. Her half-sister succeeded her.
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Mary Tudor, Queen of France
Mary Tudor was the last surviving child born to King Henry the VII and Elizabeth of York. Her brother and her got along well. In fact, he named his daughter after her. She was betrothed to Massimiliano Sforza to help her father fight against the French. However, she married 52 year old Louis XII of France instead. After he died in 1515, she married Charles Brandon, 1st Duke of Suffolk and had 4 children with him. She died in 1533 at age 37.
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Lady Margaret Beaufort
Lady Margaret Beaufort was the mother of King Henry the VII of England. 13 years old at the time of his birth, she sent him to live with his uncle Jasper Tudor. When Henry was old enough, he moved in with his mother. Margaret and her son bonded. Over the years, she remarried but could not have anymore children, since she had damage done to her body having Henry. She set up a marriage plan for her son to marry Elizabeth of York. She died in 1509 aged 66.
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Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots
Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots, was the only surviving legitimate child born to James V of Scotland and Mary of Guise. Born in 1542, Mary betrayed her cousin, Queen Elizabeth I, but she refused to believe it. But Mary was sent to live in the Tower of London until her execution in 1587. She was 44 years old. Her son, James VI of Scotland, ruled England after Queen Elizabeth died.
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