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Anne Hyde est fille d' Edward Hyde (1609-1671), plus tard 1er comte de Clarendon, et de Frances Aylesbury. En 1660, elle épouse secrètement Jacques, alors duc d'York et frère du prétendant en exil au trône d'Angleterre Charles (futur Charles II d'Angleterre) chassé par la révolution d' Oliver Cromwell. La famille Hyde sert fidèlement la ...
Anna Hyde (Windsor, 12 maart 1637 – Londen, 31 maart 1671) was de echtgenote van Jacobus, hertog van York, de latere koning Jacobus II van Groot-Brittannië. Zij kwam uit een niet-adellijke familie en haar huwelijk met een prins was zeer omstreden.
12 de mar. de 2013 · Anne Hyde, daughter of the Earl of Clarendon and Frances Aylesbury, was born on this day 12 March, 1637. Some people think that our current Duchess of Cambridge, the lovely Catherine, is the first commoner to have married an heir to the throne. Au contraire, one of the first ones was this lady, Anne…. We must go back before we get to that ...
Anne Hyde. Anne Stuart, Duchess of York (geborene Hyde, * 12. März 1637 in Cranbourne Lodge, Windsor, Berkshire; † 31. März 1671 im St James’s Palace in London) war eine englische Adlige und die erste Gattin von James Stuart, 1. Duke of York, der vierzehn Jahre nach ihrem Tod als Jakob II. König von England und als Jakob VII.
Anne’s brother, Laurence, was born to Edward Hyde and Frances Aylesbury 1642 (22nd August) King Charles I raised his standard at Nottingham effectively declaring war against Parliament and beginning the English Civil War .
Anne Hyde, the daughter of Edward Hyde, Earl of Clarendon and Charles IIs Chancellor, was the first wife of the Duke of York, later James II. She met the duke in 1656 when maid of honour to his sister, Princess Mary of Orange, and married him in 1660, after becoming pregnant. The marriage was opposed by both the dukes mother, the Dowager Queen Henrietta Maria, who viewed Anne as a commoner ...
RCIN 405641. Anne Hyde married the Duke of York, the future James VII and II, in 1660. She was a regular patron of Lely and sat for her portrait on a number of occasions. She also commissioned the series of portraits known as the ‘Windsor Beauties’, which originally hung in St James's Palace and were later moved to Windsor Castle.
