Sir Thomas HOWARD, 2nd Duke of Norfolk & Elizabeth TILNEY & Agnes TILNEY

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Sir Thomas HOWARD, 2nd Duke of Norfolk, Earl of Surrey, Earl Marshall of England
Elizabeth TILNEY
Agnes TILNEY

Husband: Thomas HOWARD
Birth: 1443
Death: 21 May 1524
Father: Sir John HOWARD, 1st Duke of Norfolk
Mother: Catherine MOLINES

Marriage-1: 30 Apr 1472

Wife-1: Elizabeth TILNEY

Marriage-2: 17 Aug 1497

Wife-2: Agnes TILNEY

Children with Elizabeth TILNEY:

1. Thomas HOWARD, 3rd Duke of Norfolk, b. 1473
2. Elizabeth HOWARD
3. Edmund HOWARD
4. Edward HOWARD

Children with Agnes TILNEY:

5. William HOWARD, 1st Baron Howard, b. ca. 1510
6. Dorothy HOWARD, Countess of Derby
7. Elizabeth HOWARD, Lady FitzWalter
8. Thomas HOWARD, Lord Howard
9. Katherine HOWARD
10. Anne HOWARD

Sources:

1. Encyclopedia Britannica CD 98:

His son 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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