Biography of Henry VIII, one of the Tudor kings of England, who married six times (in his effort to produce a legitimate male heir for the throne), created the Anglican Church in England (with himself and his successors as head of the church, rather than the Pope) and dis-established the Roman Catholic Church in England.

Pedigree charts showing the ancestry of Prince Charles (b.1948) of England, son of Queen Elizabeth II and Philip Mountbatten, Duke of Edinburgh. This Royal ancestry is traced through the nobility of all of Europe, and is chiefly identified in the nobility of England, Great Britain, Germany, Denmark and elsewhere. Within England, the royal houses of Tudor, Stuart, Hanover, Windsor and others are included. Most of the lineage is between the 1400s and...

Newton White (1798-1889) was born in South Carolina and eventually moved to Villanow, Walker County, Georgia. He was married twice and was the father of fourteen children. Descendants live in Georgia and other parts of the United States.

A history and a genealogy of the Hallowell and Gardiner families. They lived in Maine, Connecticut, Mass., and elsewhere. Includes Vaughan, Dumaresq, Tudor, and related families.

Robert Tudor was born ca. 1802 near Aberystwyth, Wales. He immigrated to the U.S. in 1830 and settled in Oswego County, New York. There he became known as "Tudor Roberts". He married Elizabeth Jones and they eventually came to Black Hawk County, Iowa in 1866. He later died the same year. Their son, Thomas, married Mary Landis. Descendants lived in Iowa, Oregon, California, Kansas, and elsewhere.

Henry Tudor (ca. 1720-1771) and his wife, Elizabeth (d.1779) both died in Sussex Co., Virginia. They were the parents of ten children. Their grandson, Owen, and his wife, Lucy, had four children. Family members attended church at "The Raccoon Swamp Meeting Place" south of Yale in Sussex Co., Virginia. Several generations of descendants are given, in Virginia and elsewhere. Includes Reynolds, Cooper, Christie, LaChapelle, Jones, Gray and other related...

John Phillips (ca.1802-ca.1867) moved from Georgia to Morgan County, Alabama, married Anna Lawrence in 1822, and moved to Blount County, Alabama. Descendants and relatives lived in Alabama, Georgia, Texas, Oklahoma, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, New England and elsewhere.