When you said forgotten, I have studied Tudors extensively. BUT missed 'HER' thank you for bringing her out of the shadows, I love that after 40 odd years of study I can still learn new facets. Thank you, keep up the good work.

Lady Shelton was Anne's namesake as Anne Shelton was born Anne Boleyn, the sister of Thomas Boleyn- Queen Anne Boleyn's Dad...

@ButtonsCasey

Жыл бұрын

Anne was a common name in the Boleyn family. I am supposedly related to Anne Elizabeth Boleyn who was Thomas and Lady Sheltons aunt.

Thanks for sharing about her. Tudor England had such fascinating women, whom we rarely talk about. I love all your videos.

She is in the Shelton Family Tree the Sheltons we’re courtiers through all of Elizabeth’s reign. She’s one of my ancestors.

@cindyvillagechick514

Жыл бұрын

I've been tracing my family tree back to Lady Anne Shelton. My maiden name is Shelton.

@brigittebeltran6701

2 ай бұрын

She is my 10x great grandmother..Then Woodhouse...Savage...families. This makes us distant cousins to Princess Diana...but she came from Mary, while we are derived from her sister Anne Boleyn Sr. the mother of Margaret "Madge" Shelton. ❤

@brigittebeltran6701

2 ай бұрын

​@@cindyvillagechick514Hello Cousin! Lady Anne was my 11th Great Grandmother.

@cindyvillagechick514

2 ай бұрын

@@brigittebeltran6701 thank you for replying. We have a very easy family to research as Shelton is a rare name. Part of my Shelton family are from Norfolk and they have an ancestral home Shelton Hall in Norfolk and also built The Manor House in Gt Snoring, Norfolk. With regards to Diana, my uncle married into the “firm” on the Fellowes side and so had close connections with the Spencer family.

@jasminegale6108

Ай бұрын

Lady Anne Shelton is a 16th great grandmother of mine!!!

It's interesting how they defined incest back then... Siblings = no. Cousins = go right on ahead 😕

@ButtonsCasey

Жыл бұрын

My family tree could be wrong, but going back far enough, I seen siblings. Gross.

@ShallowApple22

Жыл бұрын

Marriage was a contract it was business and the closer your kept the marriages to the family the less land and money they lost. Family relations were only declared “wrong” by the church however if they had enough money the pope himself would turn a blind eye. It was all about business and profit

@stephanierm

Жыл бұрын

@@ShallowApple22 right! So it's interesting 😅

@philipbutler6608

Ай бұрын

Well in Virginia they had large families and married cousins a lot which is probably why I kept coming up with Shelton DNA matches. They were also Slave owners.

@philipbutler6608

Ай бұрын

Incest was more a factor of geography in the pre industrial age. If you were young in a remote area you would have little chance of meeting someone who isn’t related to you unless you were rich and travelled a lot. Only the first sons were rich. Marrying cousins is called endogamy while first cousin marriages were discouraged second cousin marriages were not considered taboo. Plus it was keeping money in the family for the Landed Gentry.

When Ann died, Elizabeth was no longer a princess.

I can never get enough of Anne

I love your videos! There are so many remarkable Woodville women can you do some videos on them? Im Always fascinated by Jaquetta’s daughters who they married and who their children ‘s children became and what recorded correspondences and feelings were towards each other etc

@timefoolery

Жыл бұрын

Yes!! I found out I’m a Woodville recently and I couldn’t be more proud!! It was a great surprise to me because Elizabeth is my favourite queen of England and I’d love to hear more about all of the Woodvilles and their descendants.

@mmhthree

Жыл бұрын

I have Jacquetta Woodville - Baroness Strange(c1440-1509) as a grandmother. And of course, her mother, Jacquetta... Quite a family tree the Woodville's have in their European trees.

@Celticgreyeyez

Жыл бұрын

Hello cousins! I also have the Woodvilles in my family tree.

@mmhthree

Жыл бұрын

@@Celticgreyeyez Hello from Texas!!

@JuliahistoryLover

Жыл бұрын

There are some really good historical fiction books about the different Woodville’s lives , But once I’m done reading the books I get confused on who is who would be nice to have it all summarized together they get very confusing but they are so fascinating

My 9x great grandmother. Thank you so much. ❤

@davids2501

Ай бұрын

Are you certain of the count? Lady Anne is my 15th great grandmother, and you can't possibly be that much older than I am.

I really enjoy your videos. Thank you for your time.

Hardly forgotten by me. I have visited Shelton Manor and the church there, which has Elizabeth's pew. My late husband was a direct descendant.

These are good history videos I am enjoying them

Lady Anne Boleyn Shelton was my 17th great grandmother

@brigittebeltran6701

2 ай бұрын

My 10th great grandmother!

Great video. Ive recently discovered this Lady is my 18 x grandmother...her daughter alice is my 17 x grandmother.

@brigittebeltran6701

2 ай бұрын

She was my 10th X great grandmother then she had Roger Wodehouse and they married Savages and eventually Bracebridge and Heming...my family. ❤

unlikely that Shelton would beat Mary... one never knows when the tides will change and as a matter of fact Mary did rise to power it does not seem a very enviable job being in charge of Mary under the circumstances I feel sorry for all of them including Anne Boleyn, who only lasted about a 1000 days as queen consort ( hence the film Anne of a thousand days )

I thought it was the Lady Bryant who looked over Mary when she was in Elizabeth's household since she was Elizabeth's governess

I have Anne Boleyn's Aunt, Anne Boleyn(1450-1510) as a Grandmother in my current family tree. She was married to Henry Heydon, Justice of the Peace of Norfolk. Bridget Heydon is the daughter I have as a grandmother. I will have to look and see if Anne also married John Shelton, or if this is in error on my tree.. or if this is another person completely.

@mmhthree

Жыл бұрын

Two different people.. the one I have is Anne Elizabeth Boleyn. Anne is quite a popular name in the Boleyn family. Saw it multiple times in a quick glance on Geni, as another Anne Boleyn also married a Sackville.

@ButtonsCasey

Жыл бұрын

OMG so do I. Lol. My line went through Dorothy I believe.

@ButtonsCasey

Жыл бұрын

Oh and the Anne we are related to was Anne Boleyn turned Sheltons and Anne's fathers aunt. So Queen Anne Boleyns great aunt (her grandfathers sister basically).

@genevievevitale8141

Жыл бұрын

WHO CARES....

@mothersuperior6751

Жыл бұрын

@@mmhthree A Sackville Baggins’ ? Now imagine that family tree…

History is wild 😅 and sad 😢

@alleynealisleem9777

Жыл бұрын

AGREED!!!🥰😵🤣🤣🤣🤣

Henry VIII was a peculiar horrible person but I do understand his popularity after the terrible events of the War of Roses a constant war of challenging succession and conflict over who was rightful king and the relief of the people to finally get a king who had absolutely un contestable rights to throne through both father and even especially his mother, final heirs to Lancaster and York houses. I can also understand his male heir obsession despite the horrible things he did to get one even though it does not justify what he did to the women around him especially his wives, it demonstrates also the terrible times and culture they lived in... the War of Roses, and of succession stemmed largely from issues of female-male heirs, with females having higher rank and males of lower rank having power... the whole Lancaster-York debacle and conflict was based on Yorkist claiming power through higher ranking female and Lancastrians trying to discredit the whole ability to inherit through female.

@kirpdeb

Жыл бұрын

But it is primarily the male who determines the sex of his children but they blamed the women. Women were forced to marry men to increase the status their own family although they were not allowed to inherit money or titles. The King took mistresses and could have given him sexually transmittable diseases that decrease his fertility. The whole history of women is just despicable and tragic.

@brigittebeltran6701

2 ай бұрын

A horrid individual!!!

I’m somehow related to Anne Shelton

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Huh? A woman who's life you're actually not going to describe as "DISGUSTING" ?

Great video. I usually scan the comments for extra info, or more video links. It is a complete annoyance at the thousand of people who post they are related. 1. Who cares? 2. Use your search to examine six degrees of separation. We are all related. Bore someone else.

@mmhthree

Жыл бұрын

Don't be jealous.. find where you fit in history. It's alot of fun... we aren't bragging. They're just commoners... You act like we don't know 6 degrees. We're into genealogy.. we're quite versed in all of these things. We're having fun, you're not. Is that the true issue here??

@genevievevitale8141

Жыл бұрын

Word salad...

@sarah3796

Жыл бұрын

Haha 😂😅