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  1. Greenwich Council. Sep 1995 - Jul 1996 11 months. Point of contact for Directorate of Social Services and Borough Secretary and Solicitors Dept. Role included: - Health and safety audits. - Assist in accident investigation. - Attend health and safety committee. - Liaise with all lines of management. - Analyse and interpret accident and other ...

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  2. 21 de out. de 2017 · Marriage to Fitzroy. When King Henry and Anne Boleyn went to Calais in October 1532, they brought with them Fitzroy, Mary Howard and Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey. Fitzroy and Surrey both stayed in France after the English monarch’s departure – Fitzroy was a member of King Francis’ Privy Chamber and Surrey was also a member of his entourage.

  3. it.wikipedia.org › wiki › Mary_FitzRoyMary FitzRoy - Wikipedia

    Mary FitzRoy. Mary FitzRoy, duchessa di Richmond e Somerset ( 1519 – 7 dicembre 1557 ), in precedenza Lady Mary Howard, fu l'unica nuora di re Enrico VIII d'Inghilterra, essendo stata la moglie dell'unico figlio naturale da lui riconosciuto Henry FitzRoy, I duca di Richmond e Somerset .

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  5. Media in category "Mary FitzRoy, Duchess of Richmond and Somerset" The following 3 files are in this category, out of 3 total. Hans Holbein the Younger - Mary, Duchess of Richmond and Somerset RL 12212.jpg 1,192 × 1,593; 729 KB

  6. Mary FitzRoy has been made a synonym of Mary Howard FitzRoy. Works and bookmarks tagged with Mary FitzRoy will show up in Mary Howard FitzRoy's filter. An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works.

  7. 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.