Birth of Jane Seymour eldest
Birth of Jane Seymour eldest child of Sir John Seymour, descendent of Edward I
Follow Jane Seymour through 18 dated historical records for England.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Birth of Jane Seymour eldest child of Sir John Seymour, descendent of Edward I
Appointed Maid to Queen Catherine. Appears at Court for the 1st time when appointed as a maid to Queen Catherine
Henry VIII visits John Seymour & meets his daughter Jane
Henry VIII is betrothed to Jane Seymour
Role range: 1536-1536
Henry marries Jane Seymour shortly after Anne Boleyn's death, renewing hopes for an undisputed male Tudor heir.
Role range: 1536-1537
Marries Henry VIII, his 3rd wife, the same month Anne Boleyn is executed
Role range: 1536-1536
Jane Seymour announces that she is pregnant
Role range: 1536-1536
Birth of Edward VI, gives birth to Edward VI but dies 12 days later
Role range: 1536-1536
Jane Seymour is crowned in York Minster as the nths Catholic Queen
Role range: 1536-1536
To pacify the rebels Jane joins Henry VIII on a tour of the north & is crowned in York
Role range: 1536-1536
To pacify the rebels Jane joins Henry VIII on a tour of the north & is crowned in York
Role range: 1536-1536
Sympathizes with the rebels because she is a Catholic
Role range: 1536-1536
Jane Seymours labour pains begin & continue for 2 days
Role range: 1536-1537
Birth of Edward VI, gives birth to Henry VIIIs only legitimate son
Role range: 1536-1537
Jane Seymour dies after Edward's birth, leaving Henry with one legitimate son but no possibility of further children from the queen who bore him.
Role range: 1536-1537
Death of Jane Seymour, from puerperal fever, after a caesarean section 12 days before during the childbirth of Edward VI
Role range: 1536-1537
Lies in State for 3 weeks
Role range: 1536-1537
Only wife of Henry VIII to be buried in St George's Chapel, Windsor
Role range: 1536-1537
These dates and descriptions come from the historical_events database. Exact duplicate records have been collapsed. Names are grouped by the country, Name 2 and Name 1 fields; records with missing Name 2 cannot be reliably assigned to an individual biography. Check the underlying sources before formal citation.