Claire | April 7, 2015

On this day in history, 7th April 1538, Elizabeth Boleyn (née Howard), Lady Wiltshire, wife of Thomas Boleyn and mother of the late Queen Anne Boleyn, was buried at St Mary’s Church, Lambeth. John Hussey recorded her funeral procession in a letter to Lady Lisle: “My lady Wiltshire was buried at Lamehithe on the 7th… […]

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Tags: Anne Boleyn's mother, Elizabeth Boleyn, Elizabeth Boleyn's resting place

Claire | April 3, 2015

On this day in history, 3rd April 1538, Elizabeth Boleyn, Lady Wiltshire, wife of Thomas Boleyn and mother of the late Queen Anne Boleyn, died in a property near Baynard’s Castle, a property that was the home of the Abbot of Reading. Thomas Warley recorded her death in a letter to Lady Lisle in Calais […]

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Tags: Anne Boleyn's mother, Elizabeth Boleyn, Elizabeth Howard

Claire | April 7, 2014

On this day in 1538, Elizabeth Boleyn, Lady Wiltshire, wife of Thomas Boleyn and mother of the late Queen Anne Boleyn, was buried in the Howard aisle of St Mary’s Church, Lambeth. John Hussey recorded her funeral procession in a letter to Lady Lisle: “My lady Wiltshire was buried at Lamehithe on the 7th… She […]

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Tags: Anne Boleyn's mother, Elizabeth Boleyn, Elizabeth Boleyn's resting place, Elizabeth Howard, Garden Museum Lambeth, Lambeth, St Mary's Church Lambeth

Claire | June 20, 2013

I’m writing this article to banish the myth that Anne Boleyn had a stepmother because, for some reason, I have received three emails in the past two weeks all asking me about Elizabeth Boleyn’s apparent death in 1512. All three emails referred to novels which give Anne a stepmother, for example Jean Plaidy’s “Lady in […]

Category: Anne Boleyn Myths, Boleyn Myth, Myths and Legends, The Boleyns | 47 Comments »
Tags: Agnes Strickland, Anne Boleyn's mother, Anne Boleyn's stepmother, Elizabeth Boleyn, Elizabeth Howard, Muriel Howard