House of Stuart Family Tree
This chart shows the Stuart family tree from James I to Queen Anne:
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![]() King James I(1566-1625)Reign: 1603-1625 (22 yrs)became king of Scotland at age 1 and inherited the throne of England at age 35, thus uniting the two kingdoms under the same monarch for the first time; the King James Bible is named after him |
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![]() Elizabeth Stuart (1596-1662) m. Frederick V, Elector of the Palatine and became Queen of Bohemia for one year |
![]() Henry Frederick (1594-1612) was heir to the throne; died of typhoid at 18 |
![]() King Charles I(1600-1649)Reign: 1625-1649 (24 yrs)believed in the divine right of kings and was constantly at odds with the parliament; this eventually led to civil war and Charles being beheaded |
1649-1660 (11 yrs)During this period the monarchy was abolished and England became a republic, overseen primarily by Oliver Cromwell |
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![]() Sophia of Hanover (1630-1714) was named heir to the throne after the death of Queen Anne's only son William |
![]() King Charles II(1630-1685)Reign: 1660-1685became king when the monarchy was restored; left no heir |
![]() Mary of Orange (1631-1660) married the Dutch soverign, Prince William II of Orange |
![]() King James II(1633-1688)Reign: 1685-1688 (3 yrs)converted to Catholicism before ascending to the throne (however, his two daughters, Mary and Anne, remained Protestant); when his son James was born, England feared a permanent return to Catholicism and several nobles invited William of Orange to invade; King James II attempted to flee and was declared to have abdicated |
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King George Isee:Hanover Family Tree |
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![]() Queen Anne(1665-1714)Reign: 1702-1714during her reign, a law was passed excluding any Catholics from ever inheriting the throne |
![]() Prince James (1688-1766) known as 'the Old Pretender', was considered by the Jacobites to be the true heir of the throne |
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