The number to the left of each child (e.g. "+4") indicates the total number of children for that person.
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| Family Name: |
Windsor |
Given Names: |
Edward George Nicholas Paul Patrick |
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Baron Downpatrick (1934 cr - 2nd) |
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Earl of St. Andrews (1934 cr - 2nd) |
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Duke of Kent (1934 cr - 2nd) |
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| Born: |
9 Oct 1935
London, England
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Still living |
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English/Scottish Royal Blood: 53.8330227% [?] |
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Place in UK Line of Succession: 24 |
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| Father: |
George Windsor, 1st Duke of Kent
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20 Dec 1902 - 25 Aug 1942
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| Mother: |
Marina Oldenburg (Princess Marina of Greece)
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30 Nov 1906 - 27 Aug 1968
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Marriage:
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Katherine Worsley (Duchess of Kent)
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22 Feb 1933 - (still living)
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Date: 8 Jun 1961 |
His Age: 26 |
Her Age: 28 |
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Place:
York Minster, North Yorkshire, England
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Offspring:
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+3
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George Windsor, Earl of St. Andrews
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26 Jun 1962 - (still living)
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+4
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Helen Windsor (daughter of Edward, Duke of Kent)
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28 Apr 1964 - (still living)
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+1
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Nicholas Windsor (son of Edward, Duke of Kent)
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25 Jul 1970 - (still living)
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