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   Lady Frances Stokes (born Brandon)<br>Gender: Female<br>Birth: July 16 1517 - Hatfield, Welwyn Hatfield District, Hertfordshire, England<br>Christening: July 18 1517 - Bishop's Hatfield, Hartfordshire, England<br>Marriage: Mar 9 1554 - England<br>Death: Nov 21 1559 - Westminster Abbey Westminster, City of Westminster, Greater London, England<br>Burial: Dec 5 1559 - Westminster Abbey, City of Westminster, Greater London, England<br>Parents: Charles Brandon 1st Duke of Suffolk;, Mary Tudor Reine de France<br>Husband: Adrian Stokes<br>Children: Elizabeth Stokes, Elizabeth Stokes<;/a>, Stokes<br>Siblings: Anne Brandon, Mary Stanley (born Brandon), Mary Brandon, Henry Brandon 1st Earl Of Lincoln, Frances Sandon (born Brandon), Frances Brandon Duchess Of Suffolk, Eleanor Clifford, Sir Charles Brandon of Sigston, Henry Brandon 1st Earl of Lincoln, Mary Ball (born Brandon), Henry Brandon, 2nd Duke of Suffolk, Charles Brandon 3rd Duke of Suffolk<br>This person appears to have duplicated relatives. View it on FamilySearch to see the full information.<br>  Additional information:
   
   TitleOfNobility: Duchess of Suffolk
   LifeSketch: Married Henry her half-second cousin. Frances was the daughter of Henry VIII sister Princess Mary wife of Henry Brandonullity regarding his earlier marriage to Margaret Neville (the widow of John Mortimer) on the ground of consanguinity, in 1528 he secured a bull from Pope Clement VII assuring the legitimacy of his marriage with Mary Tudor, and therefore the legitimacy of his daughter Frances.[1] Frances was close to her aunt Catherine of Aragon, first wife of her uncle King Henry VIII, and was a childhood friend of her first cousin, the future Queen Mary I.ide of Borough High Street in Southwark, .(c. 1536 – 12 February 1554) - married Lord Guildford Dudley and became Queen of England for 9 days before disposition.our, Earl of Hertford.n Tudor style. After the death of her two brothers, the title Duke of Suffolk reverted to the crown, and was granted to her husband as a new creation. She saw to it that her daughters were well educated. Around 1541 Bishop John Aylmer was made chaplain to the duke, and tutor of Greek to Frances's daughter, Lady Jane Grey.[3] The Duke of Suffolk joined the rebellion, but was captured by Francis Hastings, 2nd Earl of Huntingdon. The revolt had failed by February. The plot ringleaders had wished to supplant Mary with her half-sister Elizabeth, although Elizabeth played no part in the matter. After the attempt to put Jane on the throne Frances was confined in the Tower of London for a time.[2] Jane was now becoming too dangerous for Mary and was beheaded on 12 February 1554 with her husband. Jane's father was convicted of high treason and was executed eleven days later on 23 February 1554. With two young daughters barely in their teens and her husband a convicted traitor, the Duchess faced ruin. As a wife, she held no possessions in her own right. All her husband's possessions would return to the Crown, as usual for traitors' property. She managed to plead with the Queen to show mercy, which meant at least she and her daughters had the chance of rehabilitation. The Queen's forgiveness meant some of Suffolk's property would remain with his family, or at least could be granted back at some later time.[17] of the Horse, Adrian Stokes. It was a safe marriage for her, since any children from it would be considered too low-born to compete for the throne. Frances Grey, Duchess of Suffolk died on 20 November 1559. She was buried at Westminster Abbey at the expense of Elizabeth. Her daughter Catherine acted as chief mourner. Four years after her death, her husband crowned the grave with Frances' effigy which still remains. The inscription on her grave reads in Latin:vives the funeral pyre and silent tomb'[20]ace in school for the boy and took the girl to court, along with herself and her surviving daughters.[26] -- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frances_Grey,_Duchess_of_SuffolkThis user consistently creates new user profile names to harass LDS FS users. This user creates fictitious stories and tries to present them as fact. They are searching for Debra Hudnall--and they have called multiple users on here by the name Debra Anise, Debby, and Debra Hudnall, because they are stalking her. I guess they failed to get to her in any way. They are obsessed with the poor woman and wrecking hundreds of other people's work-just to find, stalk and harass her. If anyone knows her-warn her that she is in danger from this dangerous unhinged stalker. Their usernames are: 1. HandEGenealogy2 2. HandEGenealogyI 3. AndreaLaga, 4. MaryBoleyn 5. Heaven Ink 6. AndreLaga 7. NightWitch 8. Petersen Alexander Tyce, 9. Boandlkramer 10. Phwetzky 11. EmTa 12. FrojaArmes 13. MunchHausen 14. MarxBoleyn 15. NightKite 16. BipolarDisorder 17. PrinzEugenius 18. AndrewVK 19. Josiah W.Hundall 20. United Kingdom1 21. JustinVaden 22. FamilySearch 2 23. DebraAnise 24. Debby-it was Wrong. 25. NDWisnent. 26. JdTnnr21. 27. JdTnner2. 28. JdTnner1. 29. WhartonRoach. 30. Seiserelm. 31. NDWhisenet. 32. NDWisenet. 33. Debby'sAngelOfDeath. 34.IMAIDIOT 35. MxThisIswrong,,,,,,and many more. They consistently use different usernames, and different email addresses in their efforts to stalk and harass all members of the family of Debra Hudnall. Every single relative of hers gets harassed: cousins, children, siblings, parents, nieces, and nephews.
   marriedB: Married William Sandon first and Andrw Bilsby 2nd.
   Illigitimate: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Brandon%2C_1st_Duke_of_Suffolk

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Événements historiques

• Jour de naissance 16 juillet 1517
• Jour du baptême 18 juillet 1517
• Jour du décès 21 novembre 1559
• Jour des funérailles 5 décembre 1559

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