Birth of Elizabeth of York
Birth of Elizabeth of York, daughter of Edward IV of England & Elizabeth Woodville
Role range: 1455-1485 – 1488-1503
Follow Elizabeth of York through 12 dated historical records for England.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Birth of Elizabeth of York, daughter of Edward IV of England & Elizabeth Woodville
Role range: 1455-1485 – 1488-1503
Named a Lady of the Garter, along with her mother and her paternal aunt Elizabeth of York, Duchess of Suffolk
Role range: 1488-1503
Elizabeth Woodville arranges to marry her daughter to Tudor if he could overthrow King Richard, which he did at the Battle of Bosworth Field on August 22, 1485, becoming King Henry VII
Role range: 1488-1503
Elizabeth Woodville arranges to marry her daughter to Tudor if he could overthrow King Richard, which he did at the Battle of Bosworth Field on August 22, 1485, becoming King Henry VII
Role range: 1488-1503
Elizabeth of York marries Henry VII, joining the leading Yorkist bloodline to the new Tudor monarchy and strengthening their children's dynastic position.
Role range: 1486-1503
Taken from the Tower of London to marry Henry VII. Parliament itself, on behalf of the people, petitions Henry VII to carry out his promise to marry Elizabeth of York. Marries Henry VII, unites the Houses of Lancaster & York and unites rival Lancastrian & Yorkist factions. Honours a promise made to the Yorkists who defected from Richard III
Role range: 1488-1503
It was not until more than a year after their first child, Arthur, was born on September 20, 1486, that Elizabeth is crowned queen. Henry VII has Elizabeth crowned as his Queen Consort, eldest daughter of Edward IV
Role range: 1488-1503
Birth of Elizabeth, daughter of Henry VII & Elizabeth of York
Role range: 1488-1503
Birth of Catherine, dies giving birth to Catherine
Role range: 1488-1503
Death of Elizabeth of York, Henry VIIs wife, dies giving birth to Catherine
Role range: 1488-1503
Elizabeth of York dies following childbirth, leaving Henry VII widowed and reducing the prospect of further legitimate Tudor children.
Role range: 1486-1503
Elizabeth of York is buried at Westminster Abbey
Role range: 1488-1503
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