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What were the names of Henry VIII's children?
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#62039. Asked by piedude.
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Priscilla9
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A little bit to add: Eward was first to get the crown after his father died. When Edward died as a teenager, his eldest sister Mary took over for 5 years. When she died, Elizabeth I got the crown and reigned for 45 years.
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Eolena
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Priscilla is correct about the order in which Henry VIII's children reigned. However, it should be noted that the crown did not pass directly from Edward to Mary. Lady Jane Grey reigned as Queen for 9 days in July 1553 between Edward and Mary's reigns. The site I noted above is quite useful for further elaboration.
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lanfranco
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I might add that Henry had at least one illegitimate child, Henry Fitzroy (1519-1536), Duke of Richmond and Somerset, by his mistress, Elizabeth Blount.
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Luftnangle
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Miscarried Daughter, born 1510: Katherine of Aragon
Henry, born 1511, dies 1511: Katherine of Aragon
Miscarried Boy, born 1512: Katherine of Aragon
Stillbirth Boy, born 1513: Katherine of Aragon
Stilbirth Boy, born 1514: Katherine of Aragon
Mary, born 1516, dies 1558: Katherine of Aragon
Stillbirth daughter, born 1518: Katherine of Aragon
Unnamed Son, born 15??: Bessie Blount
Stillbirth Son, born 1533: Anne Boleyn
Elizabeth, born 1533, died 1603: Anne Boleyn
Miscarried Son: born 1536: Anne Boleyn
Henry, born 15??: Mary Boleyn
Miscarried Girl, born 1536: Jane Seymour
Edward, born 1537, died 1553: Jane Seymour
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McGruff

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Please include a reference. I hate to delete all this work when you don't provide one.
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