Prince Henry (also known as "Little Prince Hal","The New Year's Boy", and "Henry, Duke of Cornwall") was born at the Greenwich Palace. His birth was highest celebrated event in his father's reign and Prince Henry's death 6 weeks left his parents devastated.
Henry Tudor, Duke of Cornwall
If he had survived beyond infancy, Henry Tudor would have become Prince of Wales, then later Henry IX. Because no sons survived infancy, Henry later divorced Katherine of Aragon, and married Anne Boleyn in the hopes she could give him a male heir.
The exact spot where Henry Tudor, Duke of Cornwall is buried in Westminister Abbey is not noted in the abbey literature.
A second boy born to Katherine and Henry was also created Henry Tudor, Duke of Cornwall, but he only lived one day
Henry Tudor, Duke of Cornwall
If he had survived beyond infancy, Henry Tudor would have become Prince of Wales, then later Henry IX. Because no sons survived infancy, Henry later divorced Katherine of Aragon, and married Anne Boleyn in the hopes she could give him a male heir.
The exact spot where Henry Tudor, Duke of Cornwall is buried in Westminister Abbey is not noted in the abbey literature.
A second boy born to Katherine and Henry was also created Henry Tudor, Duke of Cornwall, but he only lived one day
Prince Henry (also known as "Little Prince Hal","The New Year's Boy", and "Henry, Duke of Cornwall") was born at the Greenwich Palace. His birth was highest celebrated event in his father's reign and Prince Henry's death 6 weeks left his parents devastated.
Henry Tudor, Duke of Cornwall
If he had survived beyond infancy, Henry Tudor would have become Prince of Wales, then later Henry IX. Because no sons survived infancy, Henry later divorced Katherine of Aragon, and married Anne Boleyn in the hopes she could give him a male heir.
The exact spot where Henry Tudor, Duke of Cornwall is buried in Westminister Abbey is not noted in the abbey literature.
A second boy born to Katherine and Henry was also created Henry Tudor, Duke of Cornwall, but he only lived one day
Henry Tudor, Duke of Cornwall
If he had survived beyond infancy, Henry Tudor would have become Prince of Wales, then later Henry IX. Because no sons survived infancy, Henry later divorced Katherine of Aragon, and married Anne Boleyn in the hopes she could give him a male heir.
The exact spot where Henry Tudor, Duke of Cornwall is buried in Westminister Abbey is not noted in the abbey literature.
A second boy born to Katherine and Henry was also created Henry Tudor, Duke of Cornwall, but he only lived one day
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