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Historical Timeline of
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catherine parr
The Six Wives Timeline - The Tudors Wiki
1512 November 11 - born at Blackfriars in London
1527 Marries Edward, Lord Borough (Catherine is 15)
1533 Is widowed
1534 Marries John Neville, Lord Latimer (Catherine is 20)
1543 Is widowed again
1542 Begins a relationship with Thomas Seymour, but this is broken off when she catches the eye of King Henry VIII
1543 July 12 - Marries King Henry
(Catherine is 31; Henry is 52)
1546 May 24 - Catherine's friend, the reformer Anne Askew, is arrested and horribly tortured in the Tower of London. There is also, supposedly, enough 'evidence' against the Queen to issue a warrant for her arrest. The warrant is accidentally dropped; someone loyal to the Queen sees it and quickly informs her of it. This incident is well-documented.
1546 A warrant for Catherine's arrest is drawn up, but she manages to reconcile with the King
1547 January 18th - King Henry VIII dies
1547 May - Marries Thomas Seymour
1547 to 1548 Princess Elizabeth (aged 14) lives with the former Queen Catherine--now Catherine Parr Seymour--and her new husband at Sudeley Castle. Elizabeth eventually leaves under a cloud, due to the scandal of being pursued by her stepmother's husband, Thomas Seymour
1548 August 30 - Catherine Seymour's daughter Mary is born. Seven months later, little Mary is orphaned after her father Thomas Seymour is executed during the reign of his nephew Edward VI. Facts are blurry as to when and where little Mary Seymour died. However it is documented that Kate Parr's close friend Catherine Brandon (the former Catherine Willoughby), who has recently been widowed, takes charge of Mary and nurses her until Mary's death
1548 September 5 - Catherine Parr Seymour dies of puerperal fever, aged 36
She is the only spouse among King Henry's six wives to be considered 'legitimately married' to him, and to also outlive him. Katherine is buried, with Lady Jane Grey as chief mourner, in the chapel at Sudeley Castle. The tomb can still be visited today.




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