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List of British Monarchs Name Birth Marriages Death Claim House of Stuart George of Denmark St. James's 1 August Daughter of James II and VII (cognatic 6 February 1665 Palace Anne 1714 primogeniture; Bill of Rights 1689); St. James's Palace 28 July 1683 1 May 1707–1 Kensington Queen of England and Scotland upon daughter of James II and VII 17 August 1714 Palace the Union; (Treaty of Union and Acts of and Anne Hyde pregnancies, aged 49 Union 1707) but no surviving children Name Birth Marriages Death Succession right House of Hanover Sophia 28 May 1660 Dorothea of George I Leineschloss Brunswick- George Louis 11 June 1727 son of Ernest Augustus, Lueneburg- 1 August 1714 Osnabrück Great-grandson of James VI and I Elector of Brunswick- Celle – aged 67 Lüneburg and Sophia of 21 November 11 June 1727 Hanover 1682 2 children George II 30 October 1683 Caroline of 25 October George Herrenhausen Ansbach 1760 Augustus son of George I and Sophia 22 August Kensington Son of George I 11 June 1727 – Dorothea of Brunswick- 1705 Palace 25 October Lueneburg-Celle 8 children aged 76 1760 George III Charlotte of George Mecklenburg- 4 June 1738 29 January William Strelitz Norfolk House 1820 Frederick St James's son of Frederick, Prince of Windsor Grandson of George II 25 October Palace Wales and Princess Augusta Castle 1760 – 8 September of Saxe-Gotha aged 81 29 January 1761 1820 15 children (1) Maria Anne George IV Fitzherbert George Park Lane Augustus 12 August 1762 15 September Frederick St James's Palace 26 June 1830 1785 29 January son of George III and Windsor Son of George III (2) Caroline 1820 – Charlotte of Mecklenburg- aged 67 of Brunswick 26 June 1830 Strelitz St James's (Prince Regent Palace since 1811) 8 April 1795 1 daughter Adelaide of 21 August 1765 William IV Saxe- 20 June 1837 Buckingham Palace William Henry Meiningen Windsor son of George III and Son of George III 26 June 1830 – Kew Palace Castle Charlotte of Mecklenburg- 20 June 1837 13 July 1818 aged 71 Strelitz 2 children Albert of Victoria 24 May 1819 Saxe-Coburg 22 January Alexandrina Kensington Palace and Gotha 1901 Victoria daughter of Prince Edward, St James's Osborne Granddaughter of George III 20 June 1837 – Duke of Kent and Strathearn Palace House 22 January and Princess Victoria of 10 February aged 81 1901 Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld 1840 9 children House of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha Alexandra of Edward VII 9 November 1841 Denmark 6 May 1910 Albert Edward Buckingham Palace St George's Buckingham 22 January son of Victoria and Prince Chapel Son of Victoria Palace 1901 – Albert of Saxe-Coburg- 10 March aged 68 6 May 1910 Gotha 1863 6 children House of Windsor George V George Mary of Teck 20 January 3 June 1865 Frederick St James's 1936 Marlborough House Ernest Albert Palace Sandringham Son of Edward VII son of Edward VII and 6 May 1910 – 6 July 1893 House Alexandra of Denmark 20 January 6 children aged 70 1936 Edward VIII Edward Albert Wallis Christian Warfield George 23 June 1894 28 May 1972 Simpson Andrew White Lodge Neuilly-sur- Château de Son of George V Patrick David son of George V and Mary of Seine Candé 20 January – Teck aged 77 3 June 1937 11 December no children 1936 (abdicated) George VI Albert Elizabeth 6 February Frederick 14 December 1895 Bowes-Lyon 1952 Arthur George Sandringham House Westminster Sandringham Son of George V 11 December son of George V and Mary of Abbey House 1936 – Teck 26 April 1923 aged 56 6 February 2 children 1952 Philip of Elizabeth II Greece and Elizabeth 21 April 1926 Denmark Alexandra Mayfair Westminster Incumbent Daughter of George VI Mary daughter of George VI and Abbey 6 February Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon 20 November 1952 – present 1947 4 children For other more formats kindly visit : www.downloadexcelfiles.com Original source : en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_British_monarchs.
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