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Henry VIII had a complex family tree. He was descended from Edward IV and had six children by three wives, though only three survived to adulthood: Mary, who later became Queen Mary I; Elizabeth, who later became Queen Elizabeth I; and Edward, who briefly became King Edward VI but died young. The document provides a chart of Henry VIII's ancestors and successors.
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- 1. Henry VIII’s Family Tree By Bella
- 2. Henry VIII Ancestors Henry V Edmund Tudor Katherine of Valois John Duke of Summerset Henry VII Margaret Beaufort Margaret of Bletso Henry VIII Richard 3rd Duke of York Edward IV Cecily Neville Elizabeth of York Simon de Montfort Elizabeth Woodville Jacquetta of Luxembourg
- 3. Henry VIII Successors Henry VIII 1491 - 1547 Catherine of Aragon 1485 - 1536 m. 1509 div. 1533 Henry 15111511 Anne Boleyn 1501 – 1536 m. 1533 Beheaded Jane Seymour 1508 – 1537 m. 1536 Died Elizabeth I 1533 - 1603 Edward IV 1442 - 1483 Henry 1513 -1513 Mary I 1516 - 1558 Anne of Cleves 1515- 1557 m. 1540 div. 1540 Catherine Howard 1523 - 1542 m. 1540 Beheaded Katherine Parr 1512 – 1548 m. 1543 Survived