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Peerage

England · House / House of Tudor. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

14Records
1453–1590Date range
7Named people
8Places

Chronological records

1453

Edmund Tudor Richmond, 13th1453

Richmond · House / House of Tudor

Created Earl Richmond, 13th

1485

Jasper Tudor Pembroke, 17th16 December 1485

Bedford · House / House of Tudor

Created Duke of Bedford, 3rd, by Henry VII

1494

Henry VIII1494

York · House / House of Tudor

Created Duke of York

1500

Tudor Richmond, 1st1500

Somerset · House / House of Tudor

Created Duke of Somerset

1504

Henry VIII15 February 1504

Cornwall · House / House of Tudor

Created Duke of Cornwall

1525

Henry Fitzroy Richmond18 June 1525

Richmond · House / House of Tudor

Created Duke of Richmond

Henry VIII18 June 1525

Richmond · House / House of Tudor

Makes his illegitimate son, Henry Fitzroy, Duke of Richmond

Henry Fitzroy Richmond1525

Nottingham · House / House of Tudor

Created Earl of Nottingham

Henry Fitzroy Richmond1525

Somerset · House / House of Tudor

Created Earl of Somerset

1529

Henry VIII8 December 1529

House / House of Tudor

Creates Thomas Boleyn Earl of Wiltshire

1532

Anne Boleyn1 September 1532

Pembroke · House / House of Tudor

Given the title of Marquise of Pembroke by Henry VIII plus an annual income of 1,000 pounds

Henry VIII1 September 1532

Pembroke · House / House of Tudor

Anne Boleyn is created Marquess of Pembroke.

1564

Elizabeth I1564

House / House of Tudor

Creates Robert Dudley Earl of Leicester so that he could marry Mary Queen of Scots

1590

Elizabeth I1590

Warwick · House / House of Tudor

Acquires the title & estates of the Earl of Warwick

Names involved

Anne BoleynEdmund Tudor Richmond, 13thElizabeth IHenry Fitzroy RichmondHenry VIIIJasper Tudor Pembroke, 17thTudor Richmond, 1st

Provenance

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