Anne of York

Also known as: duchesse Anne · Family: House of York · Role: daughter · First appears: Henry IV 2

In the Henry IV 2 material, Anne of York was the sister of Edmund Langley, Duke of York and married Richard of Conisburgh, Earl of Cambridge, son of Edmund Langley, Duke of York. Under Edward IV, she was a daughter of Edward IV and a sister of Edward V, Richard of Shrewsbury, Duke of York, Elizabeth of York, Cecily of York, Bridget of York, and Katherine of York, as well as Arthur Plantagenet, Viscount Lisle.

In 1483, Anne married Thomas Howard, who was later Earl of Surrey and Duke of Norfolk: “Anne married to the lord Thomas Howard, after earle of Surrie, and duke of Norffolke;” She was also the sister of Richard III and the mother of Anne de la Pole and John de la Pole, Earl of Lincoln.

Relationship record

Life events

• 1483 · Anne of York married Thomas Howard, later Earl of Surrey and Duke of Norfolk.(Edward IV 40)
  • With: Thomas Howard, Duke of Norfolk
  • “Anne married to the lord Thomas Howard, after earle of Surrie, and duke of Norffolke;”
• 1483 · Anne of York married Thomas Howard, Earl of Surrey.(Edward V 1)
  • With: Thomas Howard, Earl of Surrey
  • “Anne, that was after honorablie married vnto Thomas, then lord Howard, and after earle of Surrie;”

Henry IV 2

• siblings with Edmund Langley, Duke of York “Anne sister to the same Edmund”
• married with Richard of Conisburgh, Earl of Cambridge “Richard earle of Cambridge, sonne to Edmund duke of Yorke, which had married Anne sister to the same Edmund”