Henry VII was the youngest child. He had an older sister and an older brother, named Arthur, who married Catherine of Aragon, Henry VII's first wife. Arthur, being smaller and weaker physically than Henry, died about a year after marrying Catherine, leaving Henry VII as successor to the throne. Henry VII had adored Catherine of Aragon, so he married her, making her queen of England and his first of six wives. It was also the fact that Catherine had been previously married to Henry's sister that was the grounds for Henry VII's annulling their marriage later on, when he met Anne Boleyn.
No he had several younger siblings, but only one that survived infancy. Mary Tudor, Queen of France and Duchess of Suffolk.
No. He was the second eldest. Arthur was the eldest son. He died while his father was still alive, so he never became king, leaving Henry as the heir to the throne.
Henry VIII
Elizabeth the 1 was the youngest daughter of Henry the VIII
Henry VIII 3 children were MARY (oldest), ELIZABETH (middle) and EDWARD (youngest)
Bloody Mary was the eldest daughter of King Henry VIII. he had three children (all to different wives) Mary was the eldest, Elizabeth (later Queen Elizabeth I) was next and Edward VI was his youngest child.
No, he was a prince.
Edward the I
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Mary
Mary Tudor- child of Katherine of Aragon
He would have been 17 years old so not a child.
He died in Hampton Court with his son, Edward the youngest and the next king to the throne, and his 3rd stepmother, Kathryn Parr at his bedside .
Mary Tudor