Family Group Sheet for King of England Henry_VIII Tudor / Anne of_Cleves (F323) m. 6 Jan 1540 : Family History of Ivan Hurst

Family: King of England Henry_VIII Tudor / Anne of_Cleves (F323)

m. 6 Jan 1540

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King of England Henry_VIII Tudor

Birth	28 Jun 1491	Greenwich Palace,,England
Death	28 Jan 1547	Whitehall,London,England
Burial		St. George Chap.,Windsor,England
Marriage	6 Jan 1540	Greenwich,,England
Divorced	Yes, date unknown
Other Spouse	Catherine of_Aragon \| F319
Marriage	11 Jun 1509	Grey Friars Ch.,Greenwich,England
Other Spouse	Anne Boleyn \| F321
Marriage	25 Jan 1533	Westminster,London,England
Other Spouse	Jane Seymour \| F322
Marriage	30 May 1536	York Place,,England
Other Spouse	Catherine Howard \| F325
Marriage	28 Jul 1540	Hampton Court,Palace,England
Other Spouse	Catherine Parr \| F327
Marriage	12 Jul 1543	Hampton Court,Palace
Father	King of England Henry_VII Tudor \| F282 Group Sheet
Mother	Elizabeth of_York \| F282 Group Sheet

Female
Anne of_Cleves

Birth	22 Sep 1515	Dusseldorf
Death	17 Jul 1557	Chelsea,,England
Burial		Westminster,Abbey,London,England
Father	Duke of Cleves John_III \| F324 Group Sheet
Mother	Marie of_Julich \| F324 Group Sheet

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