McDonald and Potts family tree » Henrietta Anne /Stewart (of mixed race (Henrietta Anne) black) (± 1644-± 1670)

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   Henrietta Anne Bourbon ,Duchess of Orlèans (born Stuart)<br>Married name: Bourbon<br>Gender: Female<br>Birth: June 16 1644 - Bedford House, Exeter, Devon, England<br>Christening: July 21 1644 - Exeter Cathedral, Devon, England<br>Marriage: Mar 31 1661 - Saint-Germain-en-Laye, Yvelines, Île-de-France, France<br>Residence: The Château de Saint-Cloud was built on a woody hill overlooking the left bank of Seine, about 5 km west of Paris. It was built in the Italian style, with an invisibly flat roof and frescoed façades; its gardens descended in a series of terraces to the Seine, with fountains at each level. In October 1658 it was bought by Philippe, Duke of Orléans, who was engaged in building operations at Saint-Cloud until his death in 1701. Most of the chateau was destroyed during the Franco-Prussian War in 1870. - Chateau de Saint-Cloud, France<br>Death: June 30 1670 - Chateau de Saint-Cloud, France<br>Burial: July 4 1670 - Royal Basilica of Saint Denis, France<br>Title of Nobility: Duchesse d'Orléans - Mar 31 1661 - Saint-Germain-en-Laye, Yvelines, Île-de-France, France<br>Parents: Prince Charles I Stuart King of England, Scotland and Ireland, Henrietta Maria Stuart Queen of England and Scotland (born of France,)<br>Husband: Louis Philipe I Duke d'Orléans Bourbon<br>Children: Marie-Louise de España (born d'Orléans), Philippe Charles d'Orléans, Henriette d'Orléans, Charles d'Orléans, Anne Marie de Savoie (born D’Orléans)<br>Siblings: Prince Charles James Stuart Prince of Wales, King Charles Stuart II, Princess Mary (born Stuart), <;a>James Stuart II, King of England, King of Scotland, Princess Elizabeth Stuart of England, Anne Stuart Princes of England, Princess Catherine Stuart, Henry Stuart Duke of Gloucester, Catharine Johnston (born Stuart)<br>  Additional information:
   <br>LifeSketch: Born during The First English Civil War, Henrietta was the youngest and last child of King Charles I and his wife, Queen Henrietta Maria. Her brother, Charles nicknamed her Minette.born on 16 June 1644, on the eve of the Second Battle of Newbury, at Bedford House in Exeter, a seat of William Russell, Earl of Bedford. As the Parliamentary forces led by Lord Essex were yet again threatening the west, on 14 July the Queen fled to France leaving her sickly infant daughter to be cared for by her governess, Anne Villiers, Lady Dalkeith: it is possible her mother thought the baby would not survive the journey. As per her father's wishes, Henrietta was baptised in accordance with the rites of the Church of England at Exeter Cathedral on 21 July 1644. ing in Exeter to take on Essex, saw his new baby daughter for the first and only time on 26 July 1644. The King then marched to Cornwall and defeated the Parliamentary forces of Essex at Lostwithiel. Whilst the war ebbed and flowed, Henrietta was moved to the safety of Oatlands Palace in Surrey where she and her household lived for some three months before fleeing secretly to France in June 1646. e. Henrietta and her mother were given apartments at the Louvre and the use of the Château de Saint-Germain-en-Laye. It wasn't fun living in exile and always being short of money but things only got worse when her father was executed. As the youngest sister of a king without a kingdom, she had limited chances to marry but made up for it through a profound education. However, with the restoration of the Stuart dynasty in 1660, Henrietta Anne was suddenly a "good match" and at age 17, she married her first cousin, Philippe I, Duke of Orléans, who was the younger son of her maternal uncle Louis XIII and the only brother of King Louis XIV. The wedding was held at the Palais Royal chapel in Paris on 31 March 1661 and Henrietta Anne became Duchess of Orléans but she and her husband were known at court simply as Monsieur and Madame. It wasn't a happy marriage. The bisexual Duke only feigned interest in Henrietta but he did have five children with her. Henrietta, in turn, ignored him and had a brief affair with the King and then formed a liaison with Guy Armand de Gramont, Comte de Guiche, one of the greatest playboys of the 17th century. e only one of her children that Queen Henrietta Maria was able to completely mold, including her conversion to the Catholic religion. She was the most popular member of the Stuart family and she demonstrated a natural grace allowing her to adapt to any kind of company. She endeared herself to everyone she met, being sweet-natured and open-hearted. She had the rare quality of charming both men and women, with the capacity to both give and receive love. She was intelligent, affectionate and loyal. r the first ten years of his reign. In 1670 she went to England and played a vital role in secret negotiations with her brother that led to the Treaty of Dover, allying England and France against the Dutch. Shortly after returning to France she died suddenly. It was generally believed that she had been poisoned by one of her husband’s friends, but historians have concluded that she died of natural causes, perhaps of a ruptured appendix.rles was born in 1664 but only lived for two and a half years. There were two stillborn children in 1665 and 1667. Her last daughter Anne-Marie, born in 1669, married Victor Amadeus II, Duke of Savoy and future King of Sardinia and is the ancestress of the present day Jacobite pretenders to the throne of England.

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Événements historiques

• Jour du baptême 21 juillet 1644
• Jour des funérailles 4 juillet 1670

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