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[[File:HydeAnne1.jpg| thumb | Armorial stamp of Anne Hyde (British Armorial Bindings)]]
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Daughter of [[family::Edward Hyde]], [[personal title::Earl of Clarendon]], and wife of [[family::James II|James]] [[personal title::Duke of York]] (later [[family::James II]]). After her marriage to the Duke and her father's rise in influence, she became increasingly involved in politics and was considered 'influential' by French ambassadors (ODNB).  
 
Daughter of [[family::Edward Hyde]], [[personal title::Earl of Clarendon]], and wife of [[family::James II|James]] [[personal title::Duke of York]] (later [[family::James II]]). After her marriage to the Duke and her father's rise in influence, she became increasingly involved in politics and was considered 'influential' by French ambassadors (ODNB).  
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Latest revision as of 02:33, 6 December 2021

Anne HYDE, Duchess of York 1637-1671

Armorial stamp of Anne Hyde (British Armorial Bindings)
Armorial stamp of Anne Hyde (British Armorial Bindings)

Biographical Note

Daughter of Edward Hyde, Earl of Clarendon, and wife of James Duke of York (later James II). After her marriage to the Duke and her father's rise in influence, she became increasingly involved in politics and was considered 'influential' by French ambassadors (ODNB).

Books

Books with her armorial stamps survive.

Sources