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jane seymour was born at the family
estate of Wolf Hall in Wiltshire in 15
of 8 the exact date is unknown Jane's
father was Sir John Seymour and her
mother was Marjorie Wentworth Jane was
the eldest of eight children including
her brothers Edward and Thomas Thomas
would later go on to marry Katherine ha
Henry's sixth and last wife after his
death by the standards of the day Jane
was very well educated although not as
well as Henry's previous wives she could
read and write a little but her
needlework and household management
skills were far superior so much so that
some of her embroidery survived until
1652 having entered Katharine of
Aragon's household as a maid of honor
she later waited on Berlin where Jane
port Henry's I'd in early 1536 by May
the 20th jane and henry the eighth were
married and although jane was proclaimed
queen she was never crowned Jane Seymour
became famous for being the third wife
of Henry the eighth and being married
the day after amber Lynn's execution she
was also responsible for mending the
relationship between Henry and his
eldest daughter Mary sadly the only wife
to produce a male heir for Henry the
eighth Jane died on October the 24th
1537 there has been much speculation
that a cesarean birth was performed but
no real evidence and as was common at
the time if a birth was difficult the
mothers rarely survived such
complications as infections Jane was the
only one of Henry's wives to receive a
Queen's funeral and was interred with
Henry in st. george's chapel at windsor
castle
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