There have been no Queens or consorts named Catherine in the UK.
Jamaica, Queens is not a city. It's a neighborhood. It used to be a town and a village, but when Queens became a borough of New York City, all of its former towns became neighborhoods. When the British took over New York City in 1664, they named that part of Queens "Jameco" or "Yamecah," after their names for the Native Americans who lived there. The name eventually evolved to "Jamaica."
The doctor who inoculated Catherine the Great against smallpox was British. His name was Thomas Dimsdale, and he was an English physician. Dimsdale performed the inoculation in 1768, making Catherine one of the first Russian leaders to undergo the procedure. This event helped promote the practice of vaccination in Russia.
QPR! The only british team is Dundee QPR stands for Queens PArk RAngers
Catherine the Great of Russia __ NOT Catherine the Great. She was born Sophia Augusta Frederika of Anhalt-Zerbst on April 21, 1729. She took the name Catherine after she moved to Russia because it sounded more Russian (she was German). It was not her middle name.
Catherine Parr was not given any other names.
Queens is named for Queen Catherine of Braganza. For more information, see related links below.
There were no Queens in English history called Anna, however there was 1 Queen Anne
There were seven Egyptian queens named Cleopatra. But remember that Cleopatra was a very common Macedonian name and there may have been other queens by that name who never made the history books.
Catherine Natale's birth name is Catherine Ann Natale.
Catherine Scorsese's birth name is Catherine Latino.
Catherine Sinet's birth name is Catherine Faillot.
Catherine Rouvel's birth name is Vitale, Catherine.
Catherine Storr's birth name is Catherine Cole.
Catherine Bach's birth name is Bachman, Catherine.
Catherine Doucet's birth name is Green, Catherine.
Catherine Ceylac's birth name is Catherine Cognet.
Catherine Calvert's birth name is Cassidy, Catherine.