The six wives of Henry VIII?

Question

The six wives of Henry VIII?

Answer 1

here are the names :

Katharine of Aragon - his brother's, Arthur, widow (1503)

Anne Boleyn - beheaded due to adultery and incest.  Gave birth to Elizabeth I (1536)

Jane Seymour - gave birth to their son Edward VI

Anne of Cleves - German Protestant Princess, but he disliked her and divorced her immediately.

Catherine Howard - died in 1542

Catherine Parr - married her in 1543..

hope this would help you..

thanks!

Answer 2

divorced

beheaded

died

divorced

beheaded

survived

Answer 3

yeah he had six, what's it to you?  the man can have as many wives as he wants, at least that what the religion he created said

another reason why religion is FUBAR

Answer 4

Reminds me of that song:

I'm enery the 8th I am I am

I got married to the woman next door

She's been married seven times before

And every one was an enery

Wouldn't have a willie or a sam

I'm the 8th old man i'm enery

Enery the 8th i am i am

Enery the 8th i am

Cheers :-)

Answer 5

They were all known as Mrs Henry. On more formal occasions the full Mrs Henry VIII was used. Another thing they had in common, they were all women and suprising each came from a mixed parentage, all 6 had both a mother and father at conception. Scray really.

Answer 6

yeah, so? what are YOU going to do about it?! >:O

Answer 7

what about hem. you didn't exactly state a question...

Answer 8

Yes he had six wives

Catherine of Aragon   (died natural causes)

Anne Bolyen                ( beheaded)

Jane Seymour             ( died of complications from childbirth)

Anne of Cleves            (divorced)

Catherine Howard       (beheaded)

Catherine Paar            ( dead of natural causes)

Answer 9

What about them?

Answer 10

catherine of aragon

anne boleyn

jane seymour

anne of cleves

catharine howard

catharine parr

Answer 11

In order:

Catherine of Aragon - Mother of Mary I - divorced

Anne Boleyn - Mother of Elizabeth I - beheaded

Jane Seymour - Mother of Edward VI - died in childbirth

Anne of Cleves - divorced  - unlikely marriage ever consummated - was still good friends with Henry VIII after marriage had ended

Catherine Howard - beheaded

Katherine Parr - survived him

Answer 12

Katherine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn, Jane Seymour, Anne of Cleves, Katherine Howard and Katherine Parr. Is that what you wanted to know?

Answer 13

Catherine of Aragon - originally his brother's bride, but he died, and Henry married.  Love match.  But she couldn't have a son.  Her daughter became Bloody Mary.   He divorced her to marry

Anne Boleyn --  who gave birth to Elizabeth I.   She did a lot for the Protestant cause, the Reformation cause in England, but Henry had her painted as an adulteress, which she almost certainly was not, and had her beheaded to marry

Jane Seymour.  She died in childbirth.

Next came Anne of Cleves who couldn't speak much English and Henry didn't like her so she didn't have any children, but was put away, divorced, but given a home and separate maintenance.

Then came Katherine Howard, who most certainly was an adulteress and he had her beheaded and

married Katherine Parr, who escaped Henry's tyrannical inconstancy because he died.

Maggie

Answer 14

firstly he married katherine of aragon from spain, after henry's brother (who was katherine's first husband) passed away. they were married for a long time before henry divorced her for Anne Boleyn. Katherine later died (suspected poisoning at the time, however experts now believe it was cancer). On the day of her death the court reportedly wore yellow- it is unknown whether that was in celebration of her death (traditionally yellow is a happy colour in england) or as a sign of repect (yellow is spain's national mourning colour). their relationship produced a daughter, mary, who is now commonly known as 'bloody mary'

next he married anne boleyn, and they had a daughter elizabeth, who became queen elizabeth the first. because of anne's lack of providing henry with a son, their marriage saw problems, and anne was eventually beheaded for crimes of witchcraft and incest (it was reported she was having an affair with her brother, who was also hanged).

soon after anne's beheading henry married jane seymour, but she died in childbirth.

next he married Anne of Cleves, from Germany, as a way of making an alliance with the Lutherans. She spoke little English and was deemed as being 'dumb'. She couldn't get pregnant so he divorced her.

After divorcing Anne he married Katherine 'Kitty' Howard, Anne Boleyn's cousin. She was beheaded for having an affair with Thomas Culpepper.

Then lastly he married Katherine Parr, and died while married to her.