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1509
King Henry VII Married First Wife
.1509: marriage between Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon (June 11th) -
1516
Birth of Princess Mary
February 18 – Birth of Princess Mary (daughter of Katherine of Aragon) -
1531
Act of Supremacy, Church of England
Henry VIII became ‘head of the Church in England and Wales as far as the word of God allows. November – Act of Supremacy passed in Parliament. Henry is now the supreme head of the Church of England -
1533
Act in Restraint of Appeals, King Henry VIII Marries Anne Boleyn
Henry secretly married Anne Boleyn (January 25th). Marriage between Henry and Catherine of Aragon was annulled in April by Cranmer. Act in Restraint of Appeals introduced. Anne was crowned queen on May 31st. Elizabeth was born on September 7th. -
1533
Princess Elizabeth is Born
September 7 – Princess Elizabeth is born to Henry and his queen, Anne Boleyn -
1534
Catherine of Aragon and King Henry VIII Ruled Valid
Pope Clement VII ruled that Henry’s marriage to Catherine of Aragon was valid. The Act of Supremacy was introduced. Thomas Cromwell was appointed day-to-day controller of the Church. -
1536
Catherine of Aragon Died
Catherine of Aragon died (January 7th -
1536
Dissolution of Monasteries
Start of the dissolution of the smaller monasteries. -
1536
Anne Boleyn Executed, King Henry VIII Marries Jane Seymour
Anne Boleyn executed (May 19th) and marriage to Jane Seymour quickly followed. -
1537
King Henry VIII Has a Son, Jane Seymour Dies
Edward born; Jane Seymour died (October) -
1540
King Henry VIII Marries Anne of Cleves
Marriage to Anne of Cleves (January). It was annulled in July. -
1540
King Henry VIII Marries Catherine Howard
Marriage to Catherine Howard (July) -
1541
King Henry VIII Became King of Ireland
Henry made King of Ireland (June) -
1542
Execution of Catherine Howard
Catherine Howard executed (February) -
1542
King Henry Marries Catherine Parr
Marriage to Catherine Parr (July) -
1547
King Henry VIII Died
Henry VIII died (January 28th) aged 57. His reign had lasted 37 years and 8 months. succeeded by his son, Edward VI