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 : King Edward VII and his family, c1901


King Edward VII and his family, c1901

King Edward VII (1901-10) and Queen Alexandra (1844-1925) with their daughter Princess Victoria (1868-1935), and their grandchildren, Edward, Albert, Mary and Henry. The grandchildren were the offspring of their son, Prince George (later King George V) and Princess Mary of Teck. Prince Edward was later to become King Edward VIII and Prince Albert became King George VI

Picture No
11099783
Media ID
46677647
Size
1338px x 1046px (1.2MB)
Credit
© Historic Royal Palaces / Mary Evans Picture Library
Date
circa 1901

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1844 1925 1844-1925 1901 10 1901-10 Eigth Grandchildren Offspring Seventh Sixth Teck


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