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Though Mary Howard married Henry Fitzroy, duke of Richmond, around 1533, she never lived with him. He died of poisoning in 1536, rumored to have been administered by Anne Boleyn and her brother. In 1546, Mary gave evidence incriminating her brother, the poet Henry Howard, the earl of Surrey, on charges of treason, for conspiring to usurp the throne and having encouraged her to become King ...
found: The Tudor Place, via WWW, July 19, 2012 (Mary Howard, Duchess of Richmond and Somerset; born 1519; was a maid of honor to her cousin, Anne Boleyn and was present at the baptism of Princes Elizabeth; was married to King Henry VIII's illegitimate son, Henry Fitzroy, Duke of Richmond, at Hampton Court on November 28, 1533; was a major contributor, together with Margaret Douglas and Mary ...
Henry Fitzroy, the young Duke of Richmond and Mary Howard’s late husband was buried there in 1533. Of course, on account of the Dissolution, Fitzroy’s tomb, and eventually those of the 3rd Duke and the Earl of Surrey, ended up at the new family mausoleum at Framlingham Church, in Suffolk, adjacent to another Howard stronghold – Framlingham Castle.
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A memorial to Mary FitzRoy on the wall of St James' Church, Sydney. After sixteen months in the colony, Sir Charles' wife Mary was killed in a coach accident on 7 December 1847. A distraught FitzRoy considered resigning and returning to England, but his finances did not permit it. A memorial to Lady Mary Fitzroy is in St James' Church, Sydney.
