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Anne (Boleyn) Shelton (abt. 1480 - abt. 1555)

Anne Shelton formerly Boleyn
Born about in Blicking, Norfolk, Englandmap
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Wife of — married [date unknown] [location unknown]
Descendants descendants
Died about at about age 75 [location unknown]
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Anne (Boleyn) Shelton is Notable.

Anne Boleyn was the daughter of Sir William Boleyn and Lady Margaret Butler. She married Sir John Shelton, son of Sir Ralph Shelton and Margaret Clere, circa 1497. She was Governess of Princess Mary Tudor (later Queen Mary of England).

Children of Anne Boleyn and Sir John Shelton

  1. John Shelton b. c 1504, d. 15 Nov 1558
  2. Sir Ralph Shelton
  3. Margaret Shelton
  4. Elizabeth Shelton
  5. Anne Shelton
  6. Gabriella Shelton
  7. Emma Shelton
  8. Mary Shelton
  9. Thomas Shelton
  10. Amy Shelton

Anne was a beneficiary of the will of her father, Sir William Boleyn, the will made on 08 Oct 1505 and proved on 27 Nov 1505, at which time she was recorded as Anne Shelton[1].

Sources

  1. Will of Sir William Boleyn of Blikling Norfolk. 27 Nov 1505. PROB 11/14/790. National Archives.

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They have the same birth years, so if they are two different Annes, it seems the birth year of one of them should be different.
posted by Bill Catambay
Boleyn-104 and Boleyn-74 do not represent the same person because: There would appear to have been two daughters of William Boleyn named Anne. The first Anne died, hence the memorial inscription. William Boleyn then had another daughter, he also called her Anne - she married Shelton.
posted by Steve Hunt
Boleyn-104 and Boleyn-74 appear to represent the same person because: Same name, same birth year, same parents, must be same person. Different death needs to be resolved [Anne (Boleyn) Shelton seems to be better sourced].
posted by Bill Catambay
Richardson, Douglas: Magna Carta Ancestry, 2nd edn. (2011), 4 vols,Volume 1, page 385.

Apparently William Boleyn had two daughters called Anne. One died in Oct 1479, slightly under 4 years old. The other married Shelton.

posted by [Living Horace]

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