Elizabeth (of York)
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Elizabeth (of York) (b.1466 - d.1503) +Henry (VII, King of England 1485-1509) (b.1457 - d.1509) = Arthur (Prince of Wales) (b.1486 - d.1502) | +Catherine (of Aragon, Queen of England) (b.1485 - d.1536) = Tudor, Margaret (Queen of Scotland) (b.1489 - d.1541) | +James (IV King of Scotland 1488-1513) (b.1473 - d.1513) | | = James (V, King of Scotland 1513-1542) (b.1512 - d.1542) | | +Madeleine (of Valois) (b.1520 - d.1537) | | +Mary (of Guise) (b.1515 - d.1560) | | | = Mary (Stuart, Queen of Scotland) (b.1542 - d.1587) | | +Erskine, Margaret (Lady) | | = Stewart, James (1st Earl of Moray) (b.1531? - m.1570) | +Douglas, Archibald (Earl of Angus) ( - d.1557) | = Douglas, Margaret ( - d.1578) | +Stewart, Matthew (Earl of Lennox) (b.1516? - d.1571) | = Henry (Lord Darnley) (b.1546 - d.1567) | = Stewart, Charles (Earl of Lennox) ( - d.1576) = Henry (VIII, King of England 1509-1547) (b.1491 - d.1547) | +Catherine (of Aragon, Queen of England) (b.1485 - d.1536) | | = Mary (I, Queen of England 1553-1558, Bloody Mary, Mary Tudor) (b.1516 - d.1558) | | +Philip (II, King of Spain 1556-1598) (b.1527 - d.1598) | +Boleyn, Anne (b.1501? - ex.1536) | | = Elizabeth (I, Queen of England 1558-1603) (b.1533 - d.1603) | +Seymour, Jane (Queen of England) (b.1508? - d.1537) | | = Edward (VI, King of England 1547-1553) (b.1537 - d.1553) | +Anne (of Cleves) (b.1515 - d.1557) | +Howard, Catherine ( - ex.1542) | +Parr, Catherine (b.1512 - d.1548) | +Blount, Elizabeth = Mary (Tudor, Queen of France) (b.1495 - d.1533) +Louis (XII, King of France) (b.1462 - d.1515) +Brandon, Charles (Duke of Suffolk) (b.1485 - d.1545) = Brandon, Frances (Lady) (b.1517 - d.1559) | +Grey, Henry (Duke of Suffolk) ( - ex.1554) | = Grey, Jane (Lady) (b.1537? - ex.1554) | = Grey, Catherine (Lady) = Clifford, Eleanor (Lady) ( - d.1547)Mistresses are shown in italic
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Elizabeth, the first daughter to Edward IV and Elizabeth was born. A second daughter, Mary, was born on August 8th 1467. [1]
Anne Neville, the queen of England died at the age of 29. There were rumours that Richard, her husband, had poisoned her so that he could marry his niece, Elizabeth of York.
Henry married Elizabeth of York, the daughter of Edward IV, at Westminster Abbey. This act brought the two houses, the Lancastrians and Yorkists, together under a new house, house Tudor.
Elizabeth of York gave birth to a son which was named Arthur and was heir to the English throne. The child was born several weeks early.
Elizabeth of York was crowned at Westminster Abbey.
Margaret, Henry VII's and Elizabeth of York's second child was born. [2]
The future king of England Henry was born at Greenwich Palace. He was the third child of Henry VII and Elizabeth of York.
Elizabeth, Henry VII's wife died in childbirth.
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