Descendancy for Princess Alexandra of_Denmark "Alix": Family History of Ivan Hurst

1844 - 1925 (80 years)

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1 Princess Alexandra of_Denmark "Alix" ^[1] b. 1 Dec 1844 d. 20 Nov 1925
- King of England Edward_VII Wettin b. 9 Nov 1841 d. 6 May 1910
  - 2 Duke Albert Victor Christian ^[1.1] b. 8 Jan 1864 d. 14 Jan 1892
  - 2 King of England George_V Windsor ^[1.2] b. 3 Jun 1865 d. 20 Jan 1936
    - Queen Mary_of_Teck (May) b. 26 May 1867 d. 24 Mar 1953
      - 3 Duke of Windsor Edward_VIII Windsor ^[1.2.1] b. 23 Jun 1894 d. 28 May 1972
        
        + Bessiewallis Warfield b. 1896 d. 24 Apr 1986
      - 3 King of England George_VI Windsor ^[1.2.2] b. 14 Dec 1895 d. 6 Feb 1952
        
        Lady Elizabeth Angela Marguerite Bowes-Lyon b. 4 Aug 1900
        
        4 Queen of England Elizabeth_II Alexandra Mary Windsor ^[1.2.2.1] [ =>]
        
        4 Princess Margaret Rose Windsor ^[1.2.2.2] [ =>]
      - 3 Princess Royal Mary Windsor ^[1.2.3] b. 25 Apr 1897 d. 28 Mar 1965
        
        Viscount Henry George Charles Lascelles b. 1882 d. 1947
        
        4 Viscount George Earl_of_Harewood Lascelles ^[1.2.3.1] [ =>]
        
        4 Hon. Gerald Lascelles ^[1.2.3.2] [ =>]
      - 3 Duke Henry William Frederick Windsor ^[1.2.4] b. 31 Mar 1900 d. 1974
        
        Lady Alice Christabel Montagu-Douglas b. 25 Dec 1901
        
        4 Prince William Henry Andrew Windsor ^[1.2.4.1] b. 18 Dec 1941 d. 28 Aug 1972
        
        4 Prince Richard Alexander Walter Windsor ^[1.2.4.2] [ =>]
      - 3 Duke of Kent George Edward Alexander Windsor ^[1.2.5] b. 20 Dec 1902 d. 25 Aug 1942
        
        Princess Marina of_Greece b. 30 Nov 1906 d. 1968
        
        4 Duke of Kent Edward George Nicholas Windsor ^[1.2.5.1] [ =>]
        
        4 Princess Alexandra Windsor ^[1.2.5.2] [ =>]
        
        4 Prince Michael Windsor ^[1.2.5.3] [ =>]
      - 3 Prince John Charles Francis Windsor ^[1.2.6] b. 12 Jul 1905 d. 18 Jan 1919
  - 2 Princess Royal Louise Victoria Alexandra ^[1.3] b. 20 Feb 1867 d. 4 Jan 1931
    - Duke of Fife Alexander Duff b. 1849 d. 1912
      - 3 Duchess of Fife Alexandra ^[1.3.1] b. 1891 d. 26 Feb 1959
        
        Duke Arthur of_Connaught b. 1883 d. 1938
        
        4 Duke Alistair Arthur of_Connaught_2nd ^[1.3.1.1] d. 1943
      - 3 Lady Maud Carnegie ^[1.3.2] b. 1893 d. 1945
        
        Earl XI Charles of_Southesk b. 1893
        
        4 Duke of Fife James George Alexander Carnegie ^[1.3.2.1] [ =>]
  - 2 Victoria Alexandra Olga ^[1.4] b. 6 Jul 1868 d. 3 Dec 1935
  - 2 Princess Maude Charlotte Mary ^[1.5] b. 26 Nov 1869 d. 20 Nov 1938
    - King of Norway Charles Haakon_VII b. 1872 d. 1957
      - 3 King of Norway Olav_V ^[1.5.1] b. 2 Jul 1903 d. 17 Jan 1991
        
        Crown Princess Martha of_Sweden b. 1901 d. 1954
        
        4 Princess Ragnhild Alexandra ^[1.5.1.1] [ =>]
        
        4 Princess Astrid Maud Ingeborg ^[1.5.1.2] [ =>]
        
        4 Crown Prince Harald ^[1.5.1.3] [ =>]
  - 2 John Alexander ^[1.6] b. 6 Apr 1871 d. 7 Apr 1871

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