This short video presents historical interpretations of the execution of Anne Boleyn (1501–1536), the second wife of King Henry VIII of England and Queen consort during the Tudor period.
Anne Boleyn remains one of the most studied figures in English history due to her role in the English Reformation and her dramatic fall from power.
Genealogical Context
Through extended and collateral medieval English ancestry lines, both Anne Boleyn and King Henry VIII are associated with shared noble ancestry within the broader English aristocracy, including connections to families such as the FitzAlan and Le Despenser lines.
These overlapping medieval lineages also intersect with the extended Davenport and McCain ancestral research network.
Originally posted on the Davenport Family Facebook Group on 07/26/16