Sir Thomas HOWARD, 3rd Duke of Norfolk & Lady Anne PLANTAGENET & Elizabeth STAFFORD

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Sir Thomas HOWARD, 3rd Duke of Norfolk, Earl of Surrey, Earl Marshall of England
Lady Anne PLANTAGENET
Elizabeth STAFFORD

Husband: Thomas HOWARD
Birth: 1473
Death: 25 Aug 1554
Father: Sir Thomas HOWARD, 2nd Duke of Norfolk
Mother: Elizabeth TILNEY

Marriage-1: 4 Feb 1494, Greenwich Palace, London, England

Wife-1: Lady Anne PLANTAGENET
Father: Edward IV, King of England
Mother: Elizabeth WOODVILLE (c1437- )

Marriage-2: 8 Jan 1512

Wife-2: Elizabeth STAFFORD
Death: 1558
Father: Edward STAFFORD, 3rd Duke of Buckingham
Mother: Alianore PERCY

Children by Anne PLANTAGENET:

1. Thomas HOWARD, Lord, b. ca. 1496
2. (male) HOWARD
3. (female) HOWARD
4. (female) HOWARD

Children with Elizabeth STAFFORD:

5. Henry HOWARD, Earl of Surrey, b. 1517
6. Mary HOWARD
7. Thomas HOWARD, Viscount Bindon

Sources:

1. Encyclopedia Britannica CD 98:

...Thomas, the 3rd duke (1473-1554), held various high offices under Henry VIII, who took two of Norfolk's nieces--Anne Boleyn and Catherine Howard--as wives.

2. Directory of Royal Genealogical Data [link died] by Brian C. Tompsett.

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