Tudor Family Tree
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If ancestry.com and my mom are to be believed, Anne Boleyn is my 1st cousin 12 times removed. I am a direct descendant of William Howard, brother of her Highness’s mother, Elizabeth. You probably have a lot of people like that on here.
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My direct relative is Sir Laurence Cheney 1396-1461. He married Elizabeth Cokayne. They had Elizabeth Cheney who is the great grandmother to Anne Boleyn. Does this make me 3rd from the throne? Is Anne and her daughter Elizabeth I a great grandmother to me?
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Anne Boleyn is my great grandmother 11 times removed. I am a direct descendant of the Howard family. Elizabeth I would be my first cousin 12 times removed. This has been a fun discovery.
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Claire Reply:
September 6th, 2012 at 7:33 pm
Do you mean great aunt? For her to be your great great… grandmother, Elizabeth I would had to have children. It must be exciting to find out that you’re a Howard, they were an amazing family.
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I am a decendant of Sir Ralph Shelton first lord of Norfolk and so on until Sir John Shelton married Anne Boleyn (the Aunt of Queen Anne Boleyn) then her decendant Peter Shelton came to Virgina in 1610 really cool discovery. I’ve always been fascinated by Anne Boleyn and where my family came from
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If you go far enough back, most people seem too have royal connections. My family (Whitney) were give a castle in the Welsh marshes. They (of Course) lived at Whitney on Wye. One of the family married Sybil Baskerville who was a relative of Walter Devereaux who was a decendent of a Plantagenet. The Whitneys came from Flanders and are in the Doomsday Book. Considering the Tudor family tree I see no reason Anne’s family would be anything that would be questioned. Wasn’t her grandmother married to the Earl of Ormand (sic)? I would think her family was a match for the Tudors.
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