ife of Charles I, King of England. Henrietta Maria was a French Princess.Biography
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Henrietta Maria (Queen of England)
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ife of Charles I, King of England. Henrietta Maria was a French Princess.
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Henrietta Maria (Queen of England)
+Charles (I, King of England and Scotland 1625-1649) (b.1600 - d.1649)
= Charles (II, King of England 1660-1685) (b.1630 - d.1685)
= Mary (Princess Royal, Daughter of Charles I) (b.1631 - d.1660)
= James (II, King of England, VII of Scotland) (b.1633 - d.1701)
= Elizabeth (Princess) (b.1635 - )
+Charles (I, King of England and Scotland 1625-1649) (b.1600 - d.1649)
= Charles (II, King of England 1660-1685) (b.1630 - d.1685)
= Mary (Princess Royal, Daughter of Charles I) (b.1631 - d.1660)
= James (II, King of England, VII of Scotland) (b.1633 - d.1701)
= Elizabeth (Princess) (b.1635 - )
Henrietta Maria (Queen of England)
+Charles (I, King of England and Scotland 1625-1649) (b.1600 - d.1649)
= Charles (II, King of England 1660-1685) (b.1630 - d.1685)
= Mary (Princess Royal, Daughter of Charles I) (b.1631 - d.1660)
= James (II, King of England, VII of Scotland) (b.1633 - d.1701)
= Elizabeth (Princess) (b.1635 - )
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1625
Proxy wedding of Charles & Henrietta in Paris.
Charles marries Henrietta Maria de Bourbon in St Augustine's Church at Canterbury.
1626
King Charles I dismissed the French entourage belonging to his wife Henrietta sending them back to France against her wishes. Only 6 out of four 440 remained to look after her. [1]
1629
Henrietta gave birth to her first child, Charles James Stuart, but he died the same day.
1633
James was the fourth child of Charles I and Henrietta Maria.
1640
Jul 8
Henry Stuart, the son of Charles I and Henrietta Maria of France was born.
1642
Queen Henrietta Maria left the country via Dover looking for support for her husband from abroad. She took the Crown Jewels with her presumably to sell to raise money.
1643
The Queen returned from Holland, landing at Bridlington on the North Yorkshire coast. She brought with her supplies to assist her husband with his war efforts. [2]
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Selection of references used:
- 1: John Bowle, Charles the First, ISBN:0-297-76978-2
- 2: John Kenyon, The Civil Wars of England, ISBN:0-297-79351-9
