Descendancy for Anne Hyde: Family History of Ivan Hurst

Anne Hyde

1638 - 1671 (33 years)

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1 Anne Hyde ^[1] b. 12 Mar 1637/1638 d. 31 Mar 1671
- King of England James_II Stuart b. 14 Oct 1633 d. 6 Sep 1701
  - 2 Duke Charles of_Cambridge ^[1.1] b. 22 Oct 1660 d. 5 May 1661
  - 2 Queen of England Mary_II ^[1.2] b. 30 Apr 1662 d. 28 Dec 1694
    - + King of England William_III of_Orange Stuart b. 14 Nov 1650 d. 19 Mar 1702
  - 2 Duke James of_Cambridge ^[1.3] b. 12 Jul 1663 d. 22 May 1667
  - 2 Queen of England Anne Stuart ^[1.4] b. 6 Feb 1665 d. 1 Aug 1714
    - Prince George of_Denmark b. 2 Apr 1653 d. 28 Oct 1708
      - 3 Daughter ^[1.4.1] b. 12 May 1684 d. 12 May 1684
      - 3 Mary ^[1.4.2] b. 2 Jun 1685 d. 8 Feb 1687
      - 3 Anne Sophia ^[1.4.3] b. 12 May 1686 d. 2 Feb 1687
      - 3 Son ^[1.4.4] b. 22 Oct 1687 d. 22 Oct 1687
      - 3 Duke William of_Gloucester ^[1.4.5] b. 24 Jul 1689 d. 30 Jul 1700
      - 3 Mary ^[1.4.6] b. 14 Oct 1690 d. 14 Oct 1690
      - 3 George ^[1.4.7] b. 17 Apr 1692 d. 17 Apr 1692
      - 3 Daughter ^[1.4.8] b. 23 Mar 1693 d. 23 Mar 1693
      - 3 Daughter ^[1.4.9] b. 18 Feb 1696 d. 18 Feb 1696
      - 3 Son ^[1.4.10] b. 20 Sep 1696 d. 20 Sep 1696
      - 3 Son ^[1.4.11] b. 15 Sep 1698 d. 15 Sep 1698
      - 3 Daughter ^[1.4.12] b. 25 Jan 1700 d. 25 Jan 1700
  - 2 Duke of Kendal Charles ^[1.5] b. 4 Jul 1666 d. 20 Jun 1667
  - 2 Duke Edgar of_Cambridge ^[1.6] b. 14 Sep 1667 d. 15 Nov 1669
  - 2 Henrietta ^[1.7] b. 13 Jan 1669 d. 15 Nov 1669
  - 2 Catherine ^[1.8] b. 9 Feb 1671 d. 5 Dec 1671

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