Could I be the decendant of king ferdinand of spain?

Question

My family believes this, but does catherine (his daughter) have children?

Answer 1

You cant be. Ferdinand was a Chinese Bloke from Scunthorpe.

Answer 2

Yes, it is possible. However, it will definitely not be through Catherine of Aragon since her only surviving child was her daughter, Princess Mary Tudor who also died childless.

Ferdinand V of Castile & II of Aragon married Isabella of Castile and together they had:

Joanna of Castile - had six children

Isabella of Asturias - only son Miguel da Paz died childless

Juan, Prince of Asturias - died childless

Maria of Aragon - had 10 children

Catherine of Aragon - only daughter Princess Mary Tudor died childess

Only two daughters out of five children married and produced offspring and only a few survived to adulthood. Your family could be a branch from any one of the two remaining daughters, Joanna of Castile and Maria of Aragon by Ferdinand V of Castile & II of Aragon and Isabella of Castile even if you eliminate Catherine of Aragon, Isabella of Asturias and Juan, Prince of Asturias.

Answer 3

Maybe!  I am!!  Fifteenth in direct line from his first cousin.

Answer 4

If you mean Ferdinand II, married to Isabela, their daughter Catherine was married to Henry VIII of England and had only one child that lived, Mary I of England (also known as Bloody Mary). She had no children. You could not be descended from Ferdinand II of Spain through Catherine.