King of England George_III Hanover b. 4 Jun 1738 Norfolk-House,St. James Square,London,England d. 29 Jan 1820 Windsor Castle,Windsor,Berkshire,England: Family History of Ivan Hurst

1738 - 1820 (81 years)

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Name	George_III Hanover
Title	King of England
Birth	4 Jun 1738	Norfolk-House,St. James Square,London,England
Gender	Male
Death	29 Jan 1820	Windsor Castle,Windsor,Berkshire,England
Burial	St. George Chap.,Windsor Castle,Berkshire,England
Person ID	I130	Test
Last Modified	13 Jun 2026

Father	Prince of Wales Frederick Louis Hanover, b. 31 Jan 1701, Hanover d. 31 Mar 1751, Leicester-House,,London,England (Age 50 years)
Mother	Augusta of_Saxe-Gotha, b. 30 Nov 1719, Gotha d. 8 Feb 1772, Carlton House (Age 52 years)
Marriage	8 May 1736	Chapel Royal,St. James
Family ID	F105	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family (Sophia) Charlotte, b. 19 May 1744, Mirow d. 17 Nov 1818, Kew Palace (Age 74 years)

Children

	1. King of England George_IV Hanover, b. 12 Aug 1762, ,,London,England d. 26 Jun 1830, Windsor Castle,Berkshire,England (Age 67 years)
	2. Duke of York Frederick Hanover, b. 16 Aug 1763, St. James Palace,London,England d. 5 Jan 1827, Rutland House,Arlington St.,London,England (Age 63 years)
	3. King of England William_IV Henry Hanover, b. 21 Aug 1765, Buckingham House,London,England d. 20 Jun 1837, Windsor Castle,Windsor,Berkshire,England (Age 71 years)
	4. Princess Royal Charlotte Augusta Matilda Hanover, b. 29 Sep 1766, Buckingham House,St. James Park,London,England d. 6 Oct 1828, Ludwigsburg (Age 62 years)
	5. Duke of Kent Edward Augustus Hanover, b. 2 Nov 1767, Buckingham House,,London,England d. 23 Jan 1820, Sidmouth,Devon,,England (Age 52 years)
	6. Augusta Sophia Hanover, b. 8 Nov 1768, Buckingham House d. 22 Sep 1840, Clarence House,St. James (Age 71 years)
	7. Elizabeth Hanover, b. 22 May 1770, Buckingham House d. 10 Jan 1840, Frankfurt,-am-Main (Age 69 years)
	8. King of Hanover Ernest Augustus_I Hanover, b. 5 Jun 1771, Buckingham House,London,England d. 18 Nov 1851, Herrenhausen (Age 80 years)
	9. Duke of Sussex Augustus Frederick Hanover, b. 27 Jan 1773, Buckingham House d. 21 Apr 1843, Kensington Palac (Age 70 years)
	10. Duke Adolphus of_Cambridge Hanover, b. 1774 d. 1850 (Age 76 years)
	11. Mary Hanover, b. 25 Apr 1776, Buckingham House d. 30 Apr 1857, Gloucester House,Piccadilly,London,England (Age 81 years)
	12. Sophia Hanover, b. 2 Nov 1777, Buckingham House d. 27 May 1848, Vicarage Place,Kensington (Age 70 years)
	13. Octavius Hanover, b. 23 Feb 1779, Buckingham House d. 3 May 1783, Kew Palace (Age 4 years)
	14. Alfred Hanover, b. 22 Sep 1780, Windsor Castle,Windsor,Berkshire,England d. 20 Aug 1783, Windsor Castle,Windsor,Berkshire,England (Age 2 years)
	15. Amelia Hanover, b. 7 Aug 1783, Royal Lodge,Windsor,Berkshire,England d. 2 Nov 1810, Augusta Lodge,Windsor,Berkshire,England (Age 27 years)

Family ID F39 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Last Modified 13 Jun 2026

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