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Lord Edmund Howard (ca. 1478 – 19. marts 1539) var den tredje søn af Thomas Howard, 2. hertug af Norfolk. Han er mest kendt som far til Catherine Howard, Henrik VIIIs femte hustru. Edmund Howard var gift tre gange. Hans første ægteskab var med Joyce Culpeper (ca 1480–1531). De fik seks børn, hvoraf Catherine Howard var den mest kendte.
1536: Lord Edmund Howard beaten for bed-wetting. Lord Edmund Howard was a British nobleman and a courtier to Henry VIII. He was related to Henry’s three ill-fated wives: Anne Boleyn was his niece, Jane Seymour a cousin’s daughter and Catherine Howard his own daughter. Howard was also an inveterate gambler who squandered a fortune acquired ...
Edmund Howard. Edmund Howard (n. 1478 - 19 de marzo de 1539) fue el tercer hijo del II duque de Norfolk y de la condesa de Surrey. Su hermana, Isabel Howard, fue la madre de Ana Bolena, segunda esposa de Enrique VIII. Edmund fue padre de Catalina Howard, quinta esposa de Enrique VIII.
1528 (around) Edmund’s daughter, Kathryn, was sent to the household of her grandmother, Agnes Howard, Dowager Duchess of Norfolk. She shared a dormitory with other girls who were wards of the Duchess at Lambeth Palace. She was taught reading, writing and music and dancing.
Edmund Howard. Dieses Porträt eines unbekannten Mannes von Hans Holbein dem Jüngeren zeigt womöglich Lord Edmund Howard. Lord Edmund Howard (* 1478; † 19. März 1539) war ein englischer Adliger aus der alten normannischen Adelsfamilie Howard .
Edmund Howard was born circa 1478 to Thomas Howard, 2nd Duke of Norfolk (1443-1524) and Elizabeth Tilney, Countess of Surrey (bef1445-1497) and died 19 March 1539 of unspecified causes. He married Jocasta Culpeper (c1480-c1531) 1515 JL .
Lord Edmund Howard was born in around 1478 as the third son of Thomas Howard, 2nd Duke of Norfolk, and his first wife, Elizabeth Tilney, Countess of Surrey. Edmund came from a successful family; his father having served under four monarchs. During the tumultuous Wars of the Roses period, Edmund’s father supported the Yorkists, serving both ...
