Charles Brandon (1484-22 August 1545), Duke of Suffolk |
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Father:1 | William Brandon (-) | ||
Mother:2 | Elizabeth Bruyn (-) |
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Married:3 | 13 May 1515 | Mary Tudor (18 March 1496-June 1533) | Greyfriars Church (Palace of Placentia (Greenwich) [building], Greenwich [Unknown/Unspecified], Greenwich [municipality], Greater London [county], England [country], United Kingdom [country]) | ||
They had previously married in secret at the Chapel in the Palais de Cluny, Paris, in February 1515 and 31 March 1515. |
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Children with Mary Tudor: | ||
Henry Brandon (11 March 1516-1 March 1534), Earl of Lincoln4 | ||
Frances Brandon (16 July 1517-21 November 1559)5 | ||
Eleanor Brandon (1519/20-27 September 1547)6 |
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Occupation:7 | October 1514 until May 1515 | Ambassador to the King of France | |||
Occupation:8 | 21 May 1524 until 20 May 1533 | Earl Marshal | |||
Occupation:9 | February 1529/30 until his death | Lord President of the Council | |||
Occupation:10 | Duke of Suffolk |
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Buried:11 | St George's Chapel (Windsor) [building], Windsor Castle [building], Windsor [city/town], Berkshire [county], England [country], United Kingdom [country] | |||
Born:12 | 1484 | |||
Died:13 | 22 August 1545 | "The Palace" (Guildford [city/town], Surrey [county], England [country], United Kingdom [country]) |
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