When the vault was opened on 1st April 1813, Halford noted "a very small mahogany coffin, covered with crimson velvet, containing the body of an infant, had been laid upon the pall which covered King Charles. This is known to be a still-born child [a son born 15th Sept 1698] of the Princess George of Denmark, afterwards Queen Anne."
Source: Halford, Henry (Sir): An account of what appeared on opening the coffin of king Charles the first ... in St. George's chapel at Windsor ... 1st April, 1813. London: Nichols, Son and Bentley, 1813.
When the vault was opened on 1st April 1813, Halford noted "a very small mahogany coffin, covered with crimson velvet, containing the body of an infant, had been laid upon the pall which covered King Charles. This is known to be a still-born child [a son born 15th Sept 1698] of the Princess George of Denmark, afterwards Queen Anne."
Source: Halford, Henry (Sir): An account of what appeared on opening the coffin of king Charles the first ... in St. George's chapel at Windsor ... 1st April, 1813. London: Nichols, Son and Bentley, 1813.
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Infant Daughter Oldenburg
1684–1684
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Mary Oldenburg
1685–1687
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Anne Sophia Oldenburg
1686–1687
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Infant Son Oldenburg
1687–1687
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Infant Oldenburg
1687–1687
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Infant Oldenburg
1688–1688
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William of Gloucester
1689–1700
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Mary Oldenburg
1690–1690
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George Oldenburg
1692–1692
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Infant Daughter Oldenburg
1693–1693
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Infant Oldenburg
1694–1694
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Infant Daughter Oldenburg
1696–1696
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Infant Oldenburg
1696–1696
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Infant Oldenburg
1697–1697
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Infant Son Oldenburg
1700–1700
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