21. ThePeerage.com - Person Page 1204 married Elizabeth de Courtenay, daughter of Hugh de Courtenay Baron Latimer JohnNeville, 4th Lord Latimer+ b. b Forests South of Trent between 1483 and 1485. http://thepeerage.com/p1204.htm

thePeerage.com A genealogical survey of the peerage of Britain as well as the royal families of Europe Person Page 1204 New Entries FAQ Abbreviations Site Map ... thePeerage.com Discussion Group Elizabeth de Courtenay (F) b. before 1325, d. 7 August 1395, #12031 Pedigree Last Edited=5 Aug 2003 Consanguinity Index=0.0% Elizabeth de Courtenay was the daughter of Hugh de Courtenay Earl of Devon and Margaret de Bohun . She was born before 1325. She married John de Vere , son of John de Vere 7th Earl of Oxford and Maud de Badlesmere , circa 1341. She died on 7 August 1395. Her married name was de Vere. John de Vere (M) b. circa 1335, d. circa 1350, #12032 Pedigree Last Edited=10 May 2003 John de Vere was the son of John de Vere 7th Earl of Oxford and Maud de Badlesmere . He was born circa 1335. He married Elizabeth de Courtenay , daughter of Hugh de Courtenay Earl of Devon and Margaret de Bohun , circa 1341. He died circa 1350. Arthur Albert O'Donel Valentia Annesley (M) b. 27 February 1867, d. 6 January 1947, #12033 Pedigree Last Edited=26 Aug 2003 Arthur Albert O'Donel Valentia Annesley was the son of Arthur Adolphus Annesley and Martha Austin He was born on 27 February 1867.

22. Audley 1228 1299) 2 Hugh de Audley, I (Abt. Abt 1335 - 1379) 5 George de Neville, 1stBaron Latimer (1364 - 1425 1446 - 1489) +Maud Herbert (Abt 1453 - 1485) 9 Henry http://members.cxp.com/dlehman/audley.htm

James de Audley 1 James de Audley (1225 - Abt. 1272) + Ela Longspree (Abt. 1228 - 1299) 2 Hugh de Audley, I (Abt. 1250 - 1321) + Idolde (?Iseude) de Mortimer (Abt 1274 - 1338) 3 Alice de Audley (Abt 1300 - 1374) + Ralph de Neville , 2nd Baron Neville of Raby (Abt 1291 - 1367) 4 John de Neville, 3rd Baron Neville of Raby (Abt 1328 - 1338) + Maude de Percy (Abt 1335 - 1379) 5 George de Neville, 1st Baron Latimer (1364 - 1425) *2nd Wife of George de Neville + Joan de Beaufort (1379 - 1440) 6 Eleanor Neville (Abt 1398 - 1440) +Henry Percy, 2nd Earl of Northumberland (1393 - 1455) Ancestor of Franklin D. Roosevelt 7 Henry Percy, 3rd Earl of Northumberland (1421 - 1461) +Eleanor Poynings (1422 - 1484) 8 Henry Percy, 4th Earl of Northumberland (1446 - 1489) +Maud Herbert (Abt 1453 - 1485) 9 Henry Algernon Percy, 5th Earl of Northumberland (1478 - 1527) *2nd Wife of Henry Algernon Percy + Catherine Spencer (1477 - 1542) 10 Thomas Percy ( -1537) +Eleanor Harbottle ( - ) 11 Mary Percy ( - ) + Francis Slingsby ( - ) 12 Sir Henry Slingsby ( - 1634) +

23. TUDOR ENGLAND ( 1485 – 1603 ) The accession of the Tudor dynasty in 1485 did not, of course, immediately put an Hugh Latimer, who had resigned the bishopric of Worcester in Henry’s reign http://www.geocities.com/tamercali/tudor.htm

TUDOR ENGLAND ( 1485 – 1603 ) According to a tradition preserved by Shakespeare, when Henry Tudor was brought to London as a boy to be pre­sented to Henry VI, the King, struck by the intelligence of his looks, declared, ‘Lo, surely, this is he to whom both we and our adversaries shall hereafter give place.’ The Lords had been much weakened and reduced by the recent wars — several noble families having been completely wiped out and not replaced by the creation of new peerages—while the Commons — comprising for the most part knights elected by their shires and burgesses from the towns— were summoned only when their assent was needed for the passing of new laws or the raising of taxes. The Privy Council was, therefore, under the King supreme; and its powerful judicial body, the Court of Star Chamber — so known because of the decoration of the ceiling in the room where it met in Whitehall Palace — made its rulings unham­pered by the Common Law which was administered by the unpaid Justices of Peace in the country at large. The Council of the North was held responsible for the administration of the northern counties — in so far as these still largely wild regions could be said to be susceptible to royal rule at all —but, in matters of concern to the nation as a whole, the Privy Council had to be consulted. The accession of the Tudor dynasty in 1485 did not, of course, immediately put an end to strife and rebellion. The impostor, Lambert Simnel, the son of a pastrycook, claim­ing to be the nephew of Edward IV and crowned in Dublin as King Edward VI, mustered sufficient support for an inva­sion of England in 1487; but he was soon defeated, and his survival as a scullion in the royal kitchens, and later as a fal­coner, shows how confident of his safety the King had already become in a country weary of conflict and only too ready to accept autocracy for the sake of peace. Another impostor, Perkin Warbeck, claiming to be the younger of the two princes held in the Tower in the reign of Richard III, also invaded England; but he, too, was soon forced to submit to the King’s troops.

24. C: Last Words Of Real People Catherine of Aragon (14851536). Mine eyes desire thee only. Farewell. Thomas Cranmer, Nicholas Ridley (the Bishop of London), and Hugh Latimer (the http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Acropolis/6537/real-c.htm

Caesar to Czolgosz Caesar, Julius Gaius (100-44 B.C.) "You too, Brutus?" Most people know that the Latin translation of "You too, Brutus?" is " Et tu, Brute? " and many will recall that in Shakespeare's play, the bard adds a final English sentence to these Latin words, "Then fall, Caesar!" However, some have suggested that the famous phrase was probably spokenif it was spoken at allin the Greek that was commonly used by Roman officials. The Greek version of Caesar's last words is " Kai su, teknon? " or "You too, my son?" For more information: Caesar by Plutarch Recommended Readings: Caesar by Christian Meier Julius Caesar (Shakespeare Made Easy) by William Shakespeare Calhoun, John C. (1782-1850) "The South! The poor South! God knows what will become of her." John C. Calhoun, an American politician, was the strongest proponent of Southern rights during the first half of the 19th Century. Calhoun secretly authored the South Carolina Exposition and Protest, a document that asserted that any state had the power to nullify any federal law that it deemed unconstitutional. While serving as Andrew Jackson's Vice-President, Calhoun became extremely frustrated after the President refused to endorse an extreme state rights position. Calhoun eventually resigned when Jackson discovered that he had attempted to undermine several policy initiatives and played a major role in ostracizing the Secretary of War's wife from Washington society. Calhoun returned to South Carolina and was elected to the Senate where he served as the most powerful spokesman for slavery until his death in 1850.

25. Cromwell, Thomas (1485-1540) Hugh Latimer. http://www.eresie.it/id455.htm

var TlxPgNm='id455'; Cromwell, Thomas (1485-1540) Dizionario di eresie, eretici, dissidenti religiosi, confessioni cristiane non cattoliche, nuovi movimenti religiosi di ispirazione cristiana H ome E lenco alfabetico ... eriodi storici Cromwell, Thomas (1485-1540) Questi, Lord Cancelliere durante il regno di Enrico VIII Praemunire Nel gennaio 1535 egli fu nominato dal re Vicario Generale e in estate ricevette il mandato organizzare la visita di ispettori in tutte le chiese ed i monasteri del regno. Dopo aver rilevato gravi problemi nei monasteri, il re e C. decisero che essi dovessero essere chiusi e i loro beni incamerati dalla corona. L'attuazione del decreto del re fu eseguita nel 1536-39, gli stessi edifici furono distrutti, o in qualche caso, trasformati in abitazioni private. Pellegrinaggio di Grazia , una insurrezione di 40.000 persone nel nord dell'Inghilterra, che si dice fosse sobillata dai nobili e dagli ambienti cattolici, preoccupati dall'enorme potere di C. Questi infatti aveva fatto una fulminante carriera da Cancelliere dello Scacchiere nel 1533 a Vicario Generale nel 1535 a Lord Gran Ciambellano nel 1539 a Conte di Essex nel 1540. Dal punto di vista dottrinale, C. professava un moderato

26. Cromwell, Thomas (1485-1540) - No Summary Translate this page Thomas Cromwell nacque nel 1485 ca. a Putney (oggi un sobborgo di Londra) da unpadre la loro causa fece nominare Hugh Latimer vescovo di Worcester, http://www.eresie.it/id455_m.htm

Cromwell, Thomas (1485-1540) Questi, Lord Cancelliere durante il regno di Enrico VIII Praemunire Nel gennaio 1535 egli fu nominato dal re Vicario Generale e in estate ricevette il mandato organizzare la visita di ispettori in tutte le chiese ed i monasteri del regno. Dopo aver rilevato gravi problemi nei monasteri, il re e C. decisero che essi dovessero essere chiusi e i loro beni incamerati dalla corona. L'attuazione del decreto del re fu eseguita nel 1536-39, gli stessi edifici furono distrutti, o in qualche caso, trasformati in abitazioni private. Pellegrinaggio di Grazia , una insurrezione di 40.000 persone nel nord dell'Inghilterra, che si dice fosse sobillata dai nobili e dagli ambienti cattolici, preoccupati dall'enorme potere di C. Questi infatti aveva fatto una fulminante carriera da Cancelliere dello Scacchiere nel 1533 a Vicario Generale nel 1535 a Lord Gran Ciambellano nel 1539 a Conte di Essex nel 1540. Dal punto di vista dottrinale, C. professava un moderato luteranesimo e conosceva quindi diversi partecipanti del circolo di luterani di Cambridge, soprannominato Piccola Germania , fondato da Thomas Bilney e di cui facevano parte alcuni monaci del convento agostiniano, come Robert Barnes (1495-1540) e

27. Worldroots.com Elizabeth Latimer, de jure Baroness Latimer, daughter of (1) Margaret Fenne,daughter of Sir Hugh Fenne, of Sculton Bordeleys Died 28 September 1485 http://worldroots.com/brigitte/royal/plantagenet/ralphnevilldesc1302.htm

Worldroots.com Surname List European Royalty Site Map Europe A-Z ... Medieval Other links: Fine Art Russian Impressionism Antique Jewelry Donations Submitted by Leo van de Pas corrections/additions are always welcome generations 1-4 of 21 generations Ralph Nevill 2nd Lord Nevill of Raby Born circa 1302 Raby, Durham Died 5 August 1367 Buried Durham Cathedral Married 14 January 1327 * Alice de Audley , daughter of Hugh Audley, Baron Audley of Stratton Audley and Isolt/Isende Mortimer Born circa 1300 Died 12 January 1375 Greystoke Buried Durham Cathedral Children, Generation I Generation I 1 John Nevill 3rd Lord Nevill of Raby Born circa 1331 Raby, Durham Died 17 October 1388 Newcastle-upon-Tyne Married (1) 1364 Maud Percy, daughter of Henry Percy, 2nd Lord Percy of Alnwick and Idonea de Clifford Born circa 1345 Alnwick, Northumberland Died before 18 February 1379 Buried Durham Cathedral Married (2) circa 9 October 1381 Elizabeth Latimer, de jure Baroness Latimer, daughter of

28. What Happened All Those Years Ago - November 1485 Born this day, Veronica Gambara, Italian poetess. In the process, BloodyMary had Thomas Cranmer, Hugh Latimer, Nicholas Ridley and nearly 300 http://www.andibradley.com/whatya/nov30.htm

Items that made the news, trivia, world events, historical landmarks, births and deaths that have occurred through the years. Andi Bradley Computer Designs. January February March April ... Other dates November Those born on this date were born under the sign of Sagittarius Independence Day in these countries: Barbados (1966), Yemen PDR (1967). - Died this day, Cleopatra, Egyptian queen, committed suicide. - St Marcellus I began his reign as Catholic Pope. - Born this day, St. Gregory of Tours, chronicler, bishop. - Pope Gregory II named Boniface as a missionary bishop. - Died this day, Edmund II, Ironsides, King of the Saxons (1016), aged 27. - The Fourth Lateran Council closed, under Innocent III. It was this council that made first official use of the term 'transubstantiation', with reference to the Eucharist (Lord's Supper). - Born this day, John, duke of Berry, captain of Paris, art collector. - Born this day, Ferdinand I, the Righteous, king of Aragon, Sicily. - Angelo Correr was elected Pope Gregory XII. - Born this day, Kazimierz IV, king of Poland (1447-92).

29. NZEF Gallipoli 12/473, Private, TUKE, Hugh Latimer. 16/125, Private, TUNOA, Hamiora 10/1485,Private, WADE alias, David. 12/1820, Private, WADSWORTH, Alfred Charles http://www.nzmrangloboerwar.org.nz/WWISoldierInformation/nzefgallipoli13.htm

New Zealand Expeditionary Force Gallipoli The information on these pages may be freely linked to your site, but may NOT be copied in any form without the permission of the owner Regt Rank Surname First Names/Initials Private TAYLOR Alexandria Norman Lance-Corporal TAYLOR Archibald Trooper TAYLOR Arthur Bertram Trooper TAYLOR George Private TAYLOR Gilbert Rivers Private TAYLOR Harry Palmer Captain TAYLOR Henry Percy Private TAYLOR Robert Grieve Trooper TAYLOR Royston Private TAYLOR William Phillip A Trooper TEBBUTT Arthur Corporal TELFER John Vivian Private TE MONI Matehaere Private TEMPERLEY Christian Kerr Private TEMPLEMAN Christopher Rae Trooper TENNENT Stuart Ralston Private TE OTIMI Pitonga Corporal TERRY Frank William Private TE WHARE Taiawhiao Private THAXTER alias William Private THISLETON Samuel Private THOMAS Alban Trooper THOMAS Alexander Frederick Trooper THOMAS Alfred Edward A Lieutenant-Colonel THOMAS Charles Ernest Private THOMAS David James Trooper THOMAS Edward Richard Private THOMAS George Vicary Private THOMAS Hugh Francis Lance-Corporal THOMAS Rupert Jennings Private THOMPSON Archibald Private THOMPSON Charles Walter Private THOMPSON Claude Wandless A Trooper THOMPSON Eric Norton

30. Human Family Project July 2001 England Spouse Joyce Tibetot115172 (1429-1485) Marr Abt Other Spouse Hugh DeSay, Baron Burford-140188 AKA John De Neville Baron Latimer Born 1370 at http://users.legacyfamilytree.com/northerneurope/f237.htm

Human Family Project July 2001 Husband Osbern Fitzhugh, Baron Burford-[134764] Born: Abt 1135 at: Christened: at: Died: at: Buried: at: Father: Hugh De Say-[149297] ( - ) Mother: Married: Place: Clifford Castle, Herefordshire, England Events 1. Notes 2. Notes Acceded Tenbury, Worcestershire Wife Amice De Clifford-[123417] Born: Abt 1139 at: Clifford Castle, Herefordshire, England Christened: at: Died: Abt 1185 at: Buried: at: Bapt.(LDS): Submitted 2 May 2001 (16) #2 at: Father: Walter Fitzrichard De Clifford, Baron Clifford-[123386] (Abt 1113-1187) Mother: Margaret De Toeni-[123387] (1109-1185) Husband Elias Giffard, II-[140302] Born: 1095-1110 at: Of, Brimesfield, Gloucestershire, England Christened: at: Died: Abt 1166 at: Buried: at: Bapt.(LDS): Submitted 3 May 2001 (25) #15 at: Father: Elias Giffard-[140303] (1022-1121) Mother: Ala-[140305] (1065-1121) SealP (LDS): 27 Feb 1993 Temple: Jordan River Utah Married: Abt 1127 Place: Of, Brimesfield, Gloucestershire, England

31. Human Family Project July 2001 Husband Hugh De Dammartin, Count De Dammartin132623 Burgh, Lord UpperConnacht-126420 ( -1485) Mother Other Spouse John Neville, Baron Latimer-129015 ( http://users.legacyfamilytree.com/northerneurope/f232.htm

Human Family Project July 2001 Robert De Buci -56539 Husband Robert De Buci-[143311] Born: at: Christened: at: Died: at: Buried: at: Married: Place: Wife Born: at: Christened: at: Died: at: Buried: at: Children 1 F Mrs. De Buci-[125911] Born: Abt 1053 at: Of, Thurleigh Christened: at: Died: at: Buried: at: Bapt.(LDS): Submitted 2 May 2001 (23) #9 at: SealP (LDS): Submitted 2 May 2001 (23) #9 at: Spouse: Ralph Basset, Justiciar Of England-[125906] (1050-1120) Marr: Of, Thurleigh Robert De Buckton -59112 Husband Robert De Buckton-[172422] Born: Abt 1341 at: Of, Broome, Suffolk, England Christened: at: Died: at: Buried: at: Bapt.(LDS): Submitted 3 May 2001 (25) #49 at: Married: Place: Other Spouse: Mrs. Braham-[172423] (Abt 1343- ) Date: Of, Broome, Suffolk, England

32. Nevill02 Margaret Stafford (dau of Hugh de Stafford, 2nd Earl of Brandon, 1st Duke of Suffolk(b 1485, d 22.08 George inherited the barony of Latimer (Latymer) from his http://stirnet.com/HTML/genie/british/nn/nevill02.htm

Index links to: Top Section Letter Families covered: Nevill of Latymer (Latimer), Nevill of Salisbury, Nevill of Warwick, Nevill of Westmorland Ralph Nevill of Raby, 1st Earl of Westmorland (d 21.10.1425) m1. Margaret Stafford (dau of Hugh de Stafford, 2nd Earl of Stafford) John, Lord Nevill (dvp 1423) m. Elizabeth Holand (dau of Thomas Holand, 2nd Earl of Kent) A. Ralph Nevill, 2nd Earl of Westmorland (d 1485) m1. (1426) Elizabeth Percy (d 1437, dau of Sir Henry 'Hotspur' Percy) i. John, Lord Nevill (dvpsp) m. Anne Holland (dau of John Holland, 1st Duke of Exeter) m2. Margaret Cobham (dau of Sir Reginald Cobham) ii. Margaret Nevill (d young) B. Sir John Nevill (d Towton 1461) m. Anne Holand (dau of John Holand, 1st Duke of Exeter, widow of John's nephew) i. Ralph Nevill, 3rd Earl of Westmorland (d 06.02.1498/9) m. Margaret Booth (dau of Roger Booth of Sawley) a. Ralph Nevill (dvp 1498) m1. Mary Paston (b 19.01.1469/70, d 1489) dau of William Paston)

33. WHKMLA : Reformation In England Remindful of the civil war (WAR OF THE ROSES, 14551485) that had divided Others burnt at the stake include former bishop Hugh Latimer and Bishop http://www.zum.de/whkmla/period/reformation/engref.html

Reformation in Scotland Reformation in Ireland The Reformation in England A.) The Separation of the Church of England from Rome King Henry VIII. had married the widow of his brother Arthur, CATHERINE OF ARAGON; of their children, only a daughter, Mary, survived infancy. Remindful of the civil war (WAR OF THE ROSES, 1455-1485) that had divided England in two rival camps, Henry was determined to produce a son. However, he doubted that Catherine would bare him a son, and, having cast his eye on Anne Boleyn, he asked POPE CLEMENT VII., through the mediation of CARDINAL WOLSEY , to annul his marriage to Catherine. The latter being a close relative of Emperor CHARLES V., Pope Clement VII. did not comply. In 1533, King Henry VIII. then pressed a council of English bishops to declare the separation of the Church of England from Rome. Archbishop of Canterbury THOMAS CRANMER now annulled Henry's marriage with Catherine, and he was free to marry Anne Boleyn. The Irish parliament in 1536/1537 followed suit, establishing the CHURCH OF IRELAND B.) The Anglican Reformation

34. Backgrounds To More's Utopia like John Colet and Hugh Latimer, as well as the great Dutch humanist, Erasmus . of Henry Tudor in 1485 and the establishment of a new royal family. http://www.northern.edu/hastingw/utopia.html

Dr. A. Waller Hastings Northern State University Aberdeen, SD 57401 Biographical Background Historical Background Discussion Questions Background Information for Thomas More's Utopia Biographical Background to the Utopia Thomas More was the son of a prominent London attorney and judge. After preliminary education at St. Andrews public school (what we would call a private school), he became a page at age 13 in the household of John Morton, Archbishop of Canter-bury. With Morton’s sponsorship, he was then sent to Oxford, where he studied Greek and Latin literature. In 1494, More returned to London to study law and was admitted to the bar several years later. However, he remained undecided about his vocation, torn between the public life of a lawyer (and eventually a politician) and the private, meditative life of the monastery. Although he finally settled on a career of public service, he continued through his life to be attracted toward the contemplative life and practiced such penitential acts as the wearing of a hair shirt under his outer garments. At Oxford, More was influenced by the first generation of English humanists, scholars whose embrace of classical learning was one of the first signs that the Renaissance had reached Britain. By the end of the 15th century, More was recognized as one of the greatest scholars of his time, counting among his friends English humanists like John Colet and Hugh Latimer, as well as the great Dutch humanist, Erasmus. More and Erasmus first met when the latter visited London in 1499; they quickly became close friends, and Erasmus wrote part of his most famous work

35. Oxford History. History Of Oxford It was closed in 1485. A leper hostel dedicated to St Bartholomew opened east ofthe town in the Nicholas Ridley the Bishop of London and Hugh Latimer. http://www.picturesofengland.com/history/oxford-history.html

@import url('/styles/style1.css'); PICTURES OF ENGLAND HOME MAIN MENU REGIONS COUNTIES ... SUBMIT PICTURES Search Pictures of England Explore England.. Home Latest Pictures Counties Towns ... Picture Tours NEW Regions Lake District Peak District Cotswolds National Parks UK Hotels England Hotels Hotels by County London Hotels Lake District Hotels ... More UK hotels... More.. History Famous Brits Submit Pictures Newsletter ... Contact Free Newsletter Click to signup www.PicturesOfEngland.com History of England Home History Menu Book mark ~ England's History ~ The History of Oxford City By Tim Lambert THE BEGINNING Oxford was founded in the 9th century when Alfred the Great created a network of fortified towns called burhs across his kingdom. One of these was at Oxford. There may have been a village already existing there or Alfred may have created a new town. The streets of Oxford were in a regular pattern suggesting a new town but we are not certain. Oxford is first mentioned in 911 when the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, a sort of national diary, said: 'King Edward recieved the burhs of London and Oxford and London with all the lands belonging to them'.

36. 700000 People Connected With European Royalty 4 M Hugh Wilson Beaty 1 Other Spouse George Neville Baron Latimer (Abt 14141469)1 4 5 7 Battle Of Tewkesbury Buried Spouse Margaret Fenne (1444-1485) 1 4 http://www.e-familytree.net/f1276.htm

Web www.e-familytree.net Welcome to e-familytree.net. It is my personal genealogy hobby website. The database published here has been gathered through 20 years of genealogy. Some of it is my original research - but most of the information has been shared with me. There are two versions of this data - the index to the one I wrote can be found here . The index to the one which was output by Legacy can be found here This data changes often. If you've arrived from a search engine, you might not see the information you were looking for. This website was updated on 16 Aug, 2005 You can sign my guestbook or email me here . If you want to know what this is all about - click here , or you can click here for help Rob Salzman e-familytree.net 4130 SW 117th Ave #415 Beaverton, OR, USA It costs over 70 US Dollars a month to host this data on the web, so your support would be appreciated! Please consider a donation! sponsored links Lewis Clayton and Dorothy Betts Husband Lewis Clayton (details suppressed for this person) Born: Christened: Died: Buried: Marriage: Wife Dorothy Betts Born: Mar 7, 1918 - Rock Hill, SC Christened: Died: May 2, 1992 - Spartanburg, SC Buried:

37. Movers: Renaissance And Reformation (1400 - Mid 1600s) By Miles Hodges Henry VII (14571509) by Michiel Sittow, 1505 Henry VII Tudor (1485-1509) Nicholas Ridley and Hugh Latimer (and several hundred others)earning her the http://www.newgenevacenter.org/movers/renaiss-reform2.htm

People of Action during THE RENAISSANCE AND REFORMATION (1400 to Mid 1600s) CONTENTS (The dates given below indicate the time frame of the rule or active influence of these individuals) Renaissance Italy (1400 to Early 1500s) Pope Martin V (1417-1431) Francesco Sforza ( -1466) Cosimo de Medici (1389-1464) Lorenzo de Medici (1449-1492) The Holy Roman Empire (during the Renaissance) Frederick III (1440-1493) Maximilian I (1493-1519) Charles V (1519-1556) Ferdinand I (1558-1564) Portugal and Spain Prince Henry ("the Navigator") of Portugal (1394-1460) John II of Portugal (1481-1495) Afonso "the Great" de Albuqerque (1481-1515) Manuel I "the Fortunate" of Portugal (1495-1521) ... Count-Duke of Olivares (1621-1643) France Joan of Arc (1429-1431) Charles VII (1422-1461) Louis XI (1461-1483) Charles VIII (1483-1498) ... Cardinal Richelieu (1614-1642) England and Scotland Henry IV (1399-1413) Henry V (1413-1422) Henry VI (1422-1461 / 1470-1471) Edward IV (1461-1470 / 1471-1483) ... James II (1685-1688) The Netherlands Egmont (or Egmond) , Lamoraal, graaf van Horn (or Hoorne) , Filips van Montmorency, graaf van ... Frederick Henry of Orange (1625-1647) Northern Germany and Scandinavia Jacob Fugger (1459-1525) Frederick III of Saxony ("the Wise") (1486-1525) Christian IV of Denmark (1588-1648) Albrecht von Wallenstein (or Waldstein) (Imperial General / Governor 1618-1634) ... Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden (1594-1632) The Holy Roman Empire (during the 1600s) and Southern Germany Rudolph II of Bohemia (1576 -1612) Ferdinand II (1617-1637) Maximilian I of Bavaria (1623-1651) Poland

38. Henry VIII - Columbia Encyclopedia® Article About Henry VIII Katharine of Aragón Katharine of Aragón, 1485–1536, first queen consort ofHenry VIII of Latimer, Hugh List of Rulers of England and Great Britain http://columbia.thefreedictionary.com/Henry VIII

Domain='thefreedictionary.com' word='Henry VIII' Your help is needed: American Red Cross The Salvation Army join mailing list webmaster tools Word (phrase): Word Starts with Ends with Definition subscription: Dictionary/ thesaurus Computing dictionary Medical dictionary Legal dictionary Financial dictionary Acronyms Columbia encyclopedia Wikipedia encyclopedia Hutchinson encyclopedia Henry VIII Also found in: Dictionary/thesaurus Wikipedia Hutchinson 0.03 sec. Page tools Printer friendly Cite / link Email Feedback Henry VIII, king of England Henry VIII, Henry VII Henry VII, Claim to the Throne Henry was the son of Edmund Tudor, earl of Richmond, who died before Henry was born, and Margaret Beaufort , a descendant of Edward III through John of Gaunt , duke of Lancaster. Click the link for more information. Early Life In his youth he was educated in the new learning of the Renaissance and developed great skill in music and sports. He was created prince of Wales in 1503, following the death of his elder brother, Arthur. At that time he also received a papal dispensation to marry Arthur's widow, Click the link for more information.

39. Kevin's Outpost: Issue 16 - 15/11/2003 EARLY LIFE 1485 1524. OF the birth and parentage of Latimer not much is Old Hugh Latimer was his familiar appellation among the people for many http://reformerkev.esmartweb.com/outpost/issue16-2003.html

You may copy, distribute and print this ezine for all Biblically profitable reasons. However, I do ask that you leave the ezine intact. Kevin's Outpost: Issue 16 - 15/11/2003 It's been a very busy time at the Aussie Outpost since the last issue of this particular ezine was sent out. Plenty of work has been done, with plenty more to come. Still, it's good to be getting some of it done and out of the way, so to speak. Yet it's exciting also, as projects are completed and others begun. Some of these will be mentioned in this here issue of Kevin's Outpost. I hope you enjoy this latest offering. CONTENTS: Kevin's Family - History Site Biographical Accounts of John Bunyan A Biography - Hugh Latimer: Rev R Demaus Aussie Outpost Website ... Subscribe/Unsubscribe KEVIN'S FAMILY - HISTORY SITE: The long hard slog of putting online various works of Australian history is continuing, yet with good OCR software the process has now sped up quite rapidly and I hope to have the Barton book completed before too much longer. Well, in the next month or two anyhow. A book on William Dampier has also begun to appear on the site and I actually hope to have this particular work completed in the next couple of weeks.

40. This Domain Has Been Registered On Behalf Of A Client By Www.123-reg.co.uk It was closed in 1485. They were Thomas Cramner, the Archbishop of Canterbury,Nicholas Ridley the Bishop of London and Hugh Latimer. http://www.picturesofengland.co.uk/history/oxford-history.html

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