Father – Osbern the Steward
Mother – Emma of Ivry
Spouses – Adeliza de Tosny, Richilde de Hainault
Children – By Adeliza – William, Roger, Emma
Tag: Battle
Magnus Haroldson, son of Harold Godwinson
Edmund Haroldson, son of Harold Godwinson
Matilda of Flanders 1032 – 1083
Father – Baldwin V of Flanders
Mother – Adela of France
Spouse – William I (Conqueror)
Children – Robert, Richard, Cecilia, Adeliza, William, Constance, Adela, Agatha, Henry
Conan II Duke of Brittany 1033 – 1066
Edwin Earl of Mercia d 1071
Morcar Earl of Northumbria
King Edward IV of England 1442 – 1483
Father – Richard Duke of York
Mother – Cecily Neville
Spouse – Elizabeth Woodville
Children – Elizabeth, Mary, Cecily, Edward, Margaret, Richard, George, Katherine, Bridget
King of England – 1461 – 1470, 1471 – 1483
Predecessor – Henry VI
Successor – Edward V
King Edward V of England 1470 – 1483
Father – King Edward IV
Mother – Elizabeth Woodville
Spouse – Not married
Children – No children
King of England – 1483
Predecessor – Edward IV
Successor – Richard III
Lambert Simnel 1477 – 1527
King Charles I of England, Wales, Ireland and Scotland 1600 – 1649
Father – King James I of England, VI of Scotland
Mother – Anne of Denmark
Spouse – Henrietta Maria of France
Children – Charles, Charles, Mary, James, Elizabeth, Anne, Catherine, Henry, Henrietta
King of England and Scotland – 1625 – 1649
Predecessor – King James I of England, VI of Scotland
Successor – Interregnum – Oliver Cromwell Lord Protector
The Stuart Period 1603 – 1714
This timeline details the main events of the Stuart period from the accession of James I, VI of Scotland to the death of Queen Anne in 1714.
King Charles II of England, Wales, Ireland and Scotland 1630 – 1685
Father – King Charles I of England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland
Mother – Henrietta Maria of France
Spouse – Catherine of Braganza
Children – No legitimate, 14 illegitimate children
King of Scotland 1649 – 1685, King of England, Wales and Ireland 1660 – 1685
Predecessor – Interregnum – Richard Cromwell Lord Protector
Successor – James II
