Anne of Great Britain
Queen of Great Britain and Ireland from 1702 to 1714 (1665–1714) · 1665–1714
Why they matter
Last Stuart monarch and first of Great Britain after the 1707 union. Seventeen pregnancies and no surviving child made the Act of Settlement necessary.
Crowns held
- monarch of England 1702–1707
- monarch of Scotland 1702–1707
- King of Ireland 1702–1714
- Monarch of Great Britain 1707–1714
Marriages and partners
Parents
Siblings
- Louisa Maria Stuart 1692–1712
- Henrietta FitzJames 1667–1730
- Princess Isabel of York 1676–1681
- Mary II of England 1662–1694
- James FitzJames, 1st Duke of Berwick 1670–1734
- Henry FitzJames 1673–1702
- James Francis Edward Stuart, Prince of Wales 1688–1766
- Prince James, Duke of Cambridge 1663–1667
- Charles Stuart, Duke of Cambridge 1660–1661
- Charles Stuart, Duke of Cambridge 1677–1677
- Edgar Stuart, Duke of Cambridge 1667–1671
- Charles Stuart, Duke of Kendal 1666–1667
Children
- Prince William, Duke of Gloucester 1689–1700
- Mary Anne of Great Britain 1685–1687
- first stillborn daughter of Anne of Great Britain 1684–1684
- first stillborn son of Anne of Great Britain 1687–1687
- Mary Oldenburg 1690–1690
- Anne Sophia Oldenburg 1686–1687
- second stillborn daughter of Anne of Great Britain 1693–1693
- George Oldenburg 1692–1692
- third stillborn son of Anne of Great Britain 1698–1698
- third stillborn daughter of Anne of Great Britain 1694–1694
- third miscarried child of Anne of Great Britain 1697–1697
- fourth stillborn son of Anne of Great Britain 1700–1700
- third miscarried child of Anne of Great Britain 1695–1695
- first miscarried child of Anne of Great Britain 1687–1687
- fifth and sixth miscarried children of Anne of Great Britain 1697–1697
- second stillborn son and fourth miscarried child of Anne, Queen of Great Britain 1696–1696
- second miscarried child of Anne of Great Britain 1688–1688
Succession questions
- Why did Anne of Great Britain succeed William III of England?
Inheritance under the Bill of Rights order of succession - Why did George I of Great Britain succeed Anne of Great Britain?
Inheritance by statute (Act of Settlement 1701), passing over more than fifty closer Catholic relatives
Family connections
About
Anne was Queen of England, Scotland, and Ireland from 8 March 1702, and Queen of Great Britain and Ireland following the ratification of the Acts of Union 1707 merging the kingdoms of England and Scotland, until her death in 1714.
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