It is possible that the Tudor family suffered from a hereditary illness. Although this has not been proven by science it can be proven by history (accounts from that time in History). Margaret Beaufort (1443-1509) and her son Henry VII (1457-1509) have not been identified as having any illness however Henry VIII did possibly suffer from type 1 and 2 Diabetes. Henry VIII suffered from mental impairment towards the end of his life: he had a famous temper which grew worse as he aged. Margaret, although didn't have such a temper and possibly did possibly die from diabetes and strokes. As Margaret died before Henry it couldn't be documented whether they died the same way however both have been documented to have symptoms of a series of strokes before there deaths'. This may have been inherited from their mother as she died in 1503 during childbirth.
Margaret Tudor (1489-1541)
Henry VIII (1491-1547)
Henry VII (1457-1509)
Margaret Beaufort (1443-1509)
She died as an infant. It might have been plague or complications from the birth.
Agatha Christie's sister, Margaret Frary Miller, died of natural causes in May 1950. She passed away due to heart problems at the age of 44.
Mary died in 1558 and was succeeded by her half-sister Elizabeth.
Margaret Gast died in 1968.
Margaret Hodges died in 2005.
Margaret of Foix died in 1486.
Margaret Ehrlich died in 1936.
Margaret I of Denmark died in 1412.
Margaret Chapman died in 2000.
Margaret Veley died in 1887.
Margaret of Hungary died in 1223.
Margaret Gray died in 2010.