Answer King Henry VIII of England had six wives - none of whom were "Cathrine of Cleves." They were: Catherine of Aragon Anne Boleyn Jane Seymour Anne of Cleves Catherine Howard Catherine Parr.
She grew up in Cleves, which is now called Kleve. It's in Northern Germany, near the border with Holland. She had a narrow shave, nearly marrying Henry VIII, and managed to escape with her life.
Johann Der Kindermacher was her grandfathers last name, Her father John III The Peacefull Cleves-Mark, must have cut off the "Der Kindermacher"
Although she behaved less than honorably both before and during her marriage to King Henry VIII, it is very unlikely that Catherine Howard mothered any children. It was rumored that Henry VIII was impotent during their marriage, and while there was speculation of her being pregnant, there was no actual record of Catherine being with child or giving birth to any children either by the king or by any of her lovers.
three husbands died in Cathrine Parr's life, Henry the eighth was last.
Catherine lived from 1752 to 1823 see related link.
No, Anne of Cleves did not have any children.
She had no children.
Anne of Cleves never had any children.
That is a lie. Anne of Cleves had one child, Elizabeth.
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Anne of Cleves (September 1515 to July 1557) was the Queen of England from January 1540 to July 1540 and fourth wife of King Henry VIII. There were no known children of Anne of Cleves.
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She never had any.
Yes he did he had 6 children with Cathrine Coffin.